good morning. a young bay area musician killed outside of an oakland bar. what a witness says led up to the gunfire that took the life of an innocent bystander 37 >>. good mornings on 2 continues. today baseball fans -- the day baseball fans have been waiting for. it's finally here opening day. we're live outside the coliseum this morning. take me out to the ballpark.

there is still more than 12 hours before the first pitch. alex savidge has a live interview about what fans should expect at the game. giants play tonight but they are away. arizona. good morning. thank you for joining us i'm pam cook. it's april 6th, monday morning. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. weather for the ball game later. >> it's tough. i think they will make it. it will be close. because it's coming in later tonight. but maybe by 10:00 after that it could be a real iffy. but for the a's game we'll have that in a second. lots of reports of hail. snow up in the sierra. that hail was in mendocino counties point north. everything is calming down right now. we're waiting for that next system. ly go cloudy and windy. it will be close but i think they will play. after the seventh inning it could get a little iffy. but our system is up here. it's way up here. it's a ways to go.

i think it will slow down. there is a winter storm watch that starts for tonight. best time to go would be now. 30s for many. the wind machine a lot of reports coming in. howell mountain. kenwood, and st. helena all roaring along. and i think wednesday, thursday morning we will hear a similar sound because it will get colder. there is a wide variety of weather on the way. we start off with sun this morning. not right now but a little bit later. rain tonight over night into tuesday. 60s on the temps. i think the evening commute will be all right. but tomorrow morning don't be late. don't call in sick.

>> that is right. it's on tomorrow. it will be the weather brothers of traffic. we do have a situation right now on the bay bridge. let's get right to it. there is a stalled truck up there. it's moving ever so slowly. there it is in the right lane. you can see it. i will just leave the circle there for second. it was in the middle of the circle but now it's oh yes. it's moving very, very slowly. they are going to get this truck off the bridge by next year. one lane is taken away. you can see traffic at the toll plaza. that truck is moving but ever so slowly and just please give yourself extra time. i want to mention that just as we suspected the traffic in the east bay is getting slower on

680 as people have made it in through the valley. slow traffic on 680 as you drive down to the sunol grade. have slow traffic heading there. 6:03 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. now to new developments in the death of a promising musician in oakland. the young man hit and killed by a stray bullet right outside of a downtown bar early yesterday morning. tara moriarty has some new surveillance video to show us as police are searching for this gunman. >> reporter: the 26-year-old guitarist was struck by a stray bullet. the unintended target of a street brawl that was going on at time. flowers and candles now lay in the spot where ray mill owe navar rose was shot and killed. we spoke to a witness that said around midnight an argument broke out nearby between a driver and a man on a

motorcycle. this is surveillance video. that is when the driver -- and tried to kill the motorcyclist. navar rose is lying on the sidewalk while security guards attempt cpr on him. his mother says his son was with his best friend and girlfriend at the time. that brings him comfort knowing that he wasn't alone. he graduated from antioch high school. receiving a degree from expression college in emery vail. he was working as an audio engineer. he started playing an instrument at the age of five and part of a youth sympathy. his mother says that emilio was supposed to be his brother's best man in his upcoming wedding. so far police have made no arrests. tara moriarty if ktvu fox 2

news. governor brown is defending his plan for mandatory water restrictions. critics say the focus of his plan is in the wrong place because it bares cuts to farmers. he says current water restrictions have forced farmers to pull up vines and uproot trees. and force bank robbery grocers to im-- and force grocers to import more food. >> people can be fined $500 a day. the districts can go to court and get a cease and desist order. >> these are the first mandatory water restrictions in california history and come as the state enters a fourth year of drought. complaints are mounting after a sprinkler at a state office building ran for almost

24 hours while it was raining. under the governor new rules outdoor watering is banned for 48 hours after it rains. on top of that sacramento bans watering on sundays. and people that live nearby just couldn't believe it. >> i think everybody hasn't quite gotten the message yet. maybe it hasn't trickled down. no pun intended. >> by 10:00 last night a landscaper arrived and turned the water off and said the water valve became stuck in the on position. the green grass is a thing of the past for us because everybody needs to cut down on watering their lawns. the state water resources control board says outdoor watering makes up 80% of urban water use. officials say everybody could reach the new mandatory 25% water reduction by cutting the

water used by yards and landscaping. spring training is over tonight. the giants are in arizona. the a's open their season against the american league rival. alex savidge already there this morning so fans in the city of oakland are hoping for a good season of course. >> they certainly are. we are here early for this ball game. some of the first fans in the parking lot this morning. i will tell you what, as we head into opening day here, a's fans are feeling good. they have high hopes for this season. the team looks rell good during spring training. the most wins in the majors and now the real deal. they play their first game of the season tonight against their riels the texas rangers. first pitch 7:05 and sunny gray will be on mound. i want to bring in my guest this morning kim with visit

oakland. you're with the tourism bureau. tell me about the work you've been doing to get prepared for opening day. >> it is exciting. we put together spirit week. we get all the different entities in the city together to promote the home opener. so an example is if you look up at city hall, you will see an a's flag flying. we work with our partners over the ac transit. if you look at the bus headers, they all say go a's. >> this team is so important to the fan base here in oakland and beyond in the east bay. but how important is this team to the city of oakland? what is the economic impact that this team brings to businesses? >> the economic impact is huge. of course we love home games and home stands. people come in. a lot of people fly in too so they get to stay at our hotels. they get to eat out and dine and check out the night life or daytime because oakland is hot

right now. >> all right it will be a fun season as the team heard. they center a lot of new faces. as we have seen in years past, they tend to be there when the play office rolls around. >> now something new you were telling me about. you have a special event for oakland a's fans coming up this weekend. you want to tell me about that? >> it's a 5k race. they put together play ball 5k start at the field and run on out. it will be this saturday. it starts at 9:00 a.m. but you get a free ticket to the game. go get your run on. go home and shower and come on back to the game. >> that seems quite worth it to me. get a little run in the morning and get free tickets to the ball game. thank you for letting us know

about that. >> go a's. >> thank you very much for joining us this morning. 7:05 start time tonight. the fans are feeling optimistic about this season. they look good so far. a lot of new faces. only nine returning players. we'll have to get introduced to a lot of the a's players but they look good so far. >> yes, they do. all right we have great teams on both sides of the bay. thank you. 6:11 is the time. stay with us here. we'll have live reports throughout the morning and tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 before the game. you can also get more bay area sports on our website at ktvu.com. of course baseball. >> that is right. that leads us right to a sad story. we're saying goodbye to a legendary bay area broadcaster. >> well back. good. you can count it goodbye.

>> you remember that. coming up at 6:30 the tributes to the former giants, a's, and 49ers broadcaster lon simmons. >> but first facing fines for building a fort in his front yard. >> good morning. we have truck trouble on the bay bridge westbound. it is a stalled truck moving ever so slowly. they got it moving off the bridge but it's been up there for more than a half an hour. and there is big traffic trouble. >> and more on the a's home opener. it will be close but i think they will play. cloudy, windy, rain in the north bay. we'll have more and take a look at that satellite.

good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 our time is 6:14. there is a new report that says san francisco buildings on mission street they have the most fire code violations of any street in san francisco. the examiner reports the fire department has issued more than 240 fire code violation notices on mission street in the past ten years. the typical violations include locked fire escaped, exposed wiring, piles of trash, and faulty smoke alarms. the city says it's try doing crease inspections after those two very deadly fires on mission street last month. well known bay area community activists is one of 83 people pardoned by governor

jerry brown. eddy works at community youth center. as a 16-year-old he was tried as an adult and convicted of a home invasion robbery in san francisco. he served 19 years in prison before he was patrolled in 2005. since then he has been fighting deportation to his native china. he called the pardon a happy new beginning but says this does not minimize the trauma he inflicted on his victims. a controversial bill aimed at eliminating all vaccine exemptions in california is set to go before lawmakers on wednesday. proposed senate bill that will repeal the personal bebelief exemption. mandatory vaccine bills failed in oregon and washington state last month. a man in augdon, utah is

protecting what others call as junk. his fort received unwanted attention by the city. a note posted on his front door ordered him take down that fort or face a very stiff fine. >> they can also file criminal charges against us and levy the fines as a lien against the house. >> he's apparently violating a city code that prohibits junk or trash on front lawns. since a very steep hill prevents him from moving the fort to the backyard, he plans to leave it where it is until the end of day 14th. a woman in new york city is -- judge has given the woman to file for divorce through a private message on the social networking site. the reason she has not been able to track down her husband. the message will be sent once a week for three consecutive weeks or until it is

acknowledged by her husband. lest check in with sal. what is happening on the bay bridge? i know that is okay be. you are checking on something and you are busy. but what is happening on the bay bridge? >> i have been watching this truck. i know it's like watching a -- it's moving very slowly. i asked allen in the park. al, is this thing moving or am i seeing things? it is moving very, very slowly. it's been up on the span for 40 minutes now. that is the problem. even though it is moving they can't toast something this large. it is moving very slowly. one of the things we're worried about is how long it will be up there because it's now only approaching the san francisco. this is building up fast. the metering lights people are barely getting through and the traffic will be backed up. so please if you are going through san francisco, give yourself extra time. they are doing the best they can with this truck.

but unfortunately it's causing big backup. we're also looking at 580 westbound as you come through there have been slow traffic spots. you have 680 southbound very, very slow. this is a very good start for a monday. we don't have a lot offshore traffic at all. if you are driving in the santa clara valley, that is doing very well. steve, you staid tomorrow we're going to be super busy because it's going to be raining for the -- you are pretty sure about this; right? >> i'm sure of it. but the timing it may be midnight until 5:00 in the morning. lots going on here. let's get right to it. our system. we are between systems. we had a decent one on sunday. there are lots of reports of hail on north coast. ronald thompson they had their first hail event of the whole

winter season. there could be rain in the area. after that things will get really close here. our system is up here. it has a long way to go. it will get here. we will start off with sun in the morning but it's cold. lots of 30s being reported. kingville had 7 inches of snow . i know there is chain requirements. morning sun and clouds will start to build up. rain late. maybe snow down to 3500 feet for us. then the cold air and stable air comes in. that is when we can get the thunderstorm and hail.

there is a lot bunch of 30s. napa is in there. report of 32 in roanoke park. all showing 30s. the wind will start to turn southerly for almost everybody. napa is an out lier right now. 35-40 miles an hour by tonight. it's already showing that for the south bay. even for hayward. 12 up in truckee. rain will start-up there much, much earlier. 24 tahoe. 26 blue canyon. now we have again this system will take awhile to get here. i think a little wave will develop on this. we get the front and then the low will swing in. we have a lot of activity here but again it won't come in tonight until tomorrow. if you are heading up to the

sierra, winter storm watch it will turn to a winter storm warning. it's the best they have seen in a long tile. if we can get enough moisture here and the cold air will be in place, that is not a problem. timing. that is 11 cc tonight. if the a's are playing, they will be done by then. that is when the cold and unstable air moves in. so sun in the morning and then clouds. it will be chilly today. breezy for some and cloud it up by tonight. rain starts to the north and spreads over the entire area tonight into tomorrow. and then after that, wednesday kind of the transition day. things will calm down but the mornings will be cold. thursday especially. >> yeah. >> it feels cold to me. 6:22 is the time. snatched from a boat by a 300- pound sea lion. what a california fisherman was doing right before he was

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welcome back to mornings on 2. pope francis urged the world to pay for peace. he expressed concerns about violence in iraq, zier y and

ukraine. now he also prayed for the recent victims of the take in kenya in which the gunman reportedly targeted christians. the pope expressed hope that the nuclear agreement between the west and iran will be successful. he delivered his address after celebrating easter mass at st. peters square. more americans were spending their money this easter. the spending is set to continue through the spring. americans spent more than $16 billion on easter this year. about 80% of people nationwide celebrated the holiday. experts expect people to continue to spend their money on new clothing and other outdory teems as the weather heats up a bit. here's an unbelievable story from a san diego area. a man was holding and posing for pictures with a trophy fish on his boat yesterday when the unthinkable happened. a 300-pound sea lion jumped out of that boat and grabbed a

man's hand and dragged him 20 feet to the bottom of michigan bay. >> i've never heard of a sale attack like this before. >> he eventually got away believe it or not. swam back to the surface. his buddies pulled him to safety. he was under water for 15-20 seconds and he has puncture wounds and cuts. he was rushed to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >> they might look cute but boy don't mess with them. a woman sprayed with lighter fluid that is not all the all. the bizarre actions in a quiet north bay neighborhood. >> we are live in cupertino near the new apple spaceship where some of the people involved in building it was let go.

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it's cold outside your door. >> it was cold outside -- you immediate to get water in the mote though. it's been running a little low. we will get that little tonight and tomorrow purpose the wind machines are roaring in parts of kenville and -- you might want to keep those fired up. we have a break between the systems. it's up here in the north coast. we all start cloudy and windy. it's always a really tough call. still increasing clouds. we will get some sun in the sierra. 30s for many. the wind will pick up from the

south and be strong. there is rain well to the north. and then we get the front tonight. snow possible in the hills tomorrow. not today. if that happens we'll have lots to look at. tomorrow morning will be where things will pick up. is is that truck moving at all? >> it's funny you asked that it just made it to the fremont street off ramp. it is gone but the damage is done. let's go right to the mccarthur maze. let's show you how bad it is. it was a moving stall and yo can see how bad it is getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. they had to slow the metering lights down on to extra, extra slow and it has really ruined the commute. it is backed up to 24 on 580. either you get into the car

pool lane or be prepared to be there for a good long time. perhaps you want to think about using bart if you are driving on interstate 880, traffic looks good. north and southbound here it looks good. i will tell you what is untouched by today's commute is the santa clara valley. it looks good. sure there is a little bit of slow traffic but it's easing into a monday. right now no major problems on the freeways here. 6:33 let's go back to the desk. musician killed outside of a downtown bar was an innocent victim. tara moriarty is joining us live. you have new surveillance video also you know more about the young man that was killed. >> the video shows people scrambling and security guards rushing to the 26-year-old guitarist to try to revive him. right now flowers and candles

lay in the spot where novar rest was gunned down. he was a base player for the oakland punk rock band. he spoke to a witness who says around midnight saturday an argument broke out nearby between a driver and a man on a motorcycle. this the surveillance video that shows the mayhem. his mother says his son was with his best friend and girlfriend at the time. that brings him comfort knowing he wasn't alone. friends and supporters are leaving condolences on the bands facebook page. navarez graduated from antioch high school. he received a degree in emeryville. he started playing an instrument at the able of five. he was part of a youth

symphony. we are hoping to learn more information from them throughout the morning. live in oakland i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you. investigators say his name is ned coaler. a woman is behind bars accused of committing a series of strange crimes in a normally

quiet marin neighborhood. a mill valley woman says on sunday morning she found the suspects spray painting the word rapist at the bottom of her driveway. it was the same woman who allegedly came on her property and started a fire last week. homeowner finally got help from drivers passing by. >> one of our off duty firefighters that were heading down the hill at the time of this assault was going on, saw the assault, stopped and rendered aid to the person being assaulted and detained the assailant. >> just minutes before that assault, the woman had set another house on fire across the street. people say they also found the words killer and murder spray painted on mailboxes and garbage cans. officials say the woman 24-year- old nia sailor of richmond is convinced that someone that rapes her lives in that area.

your time is 6:36. a new report raising questions in sell con valley about who apple is allowing to build its new spaceship campus. a grown up of workers was recently let go because of something this their past. ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is joining us live now. you're in cooper tee though. you just talked to someone from apple about this. >> good morning dave. some of the workers who used to work here on the new apple campus site the construction project are no longer able to work here because of their past criminal history. apple spokeswoman told me they are focused on quality and safety and says the company is not unique. they are reporting several of the construction workers hired to build the new -- were ordered to leave the site in

jan. anyone with a felony conviction or this effected a small number of people working at the new site under five i'm told. some labor analysts say it's possible that apple could face a legal challenge but the spokeswoman told me -- china appears to be beefing up its investments in silicon valley tech companies. the mercury news reports a chinese group made a $639 million offer to buy milpitas based silicon solution incorporated. the paper also says another

$1.6 billion bill for omani vision may have hit a snag with u.s. regulators. bay area sports fans are mourning the death of legendary sports broadcaster lon simmons. simmons described magic and misery for fans of the 49ers, the giants, and a's including the 1989 world series. >> another great play by cody phillips. and the ark's have won the world series. >> broadcast the a's games with bill king from 1981 through 2002. he was also the voice of what has been called one of the best sports calls in history. steve young running against the minnesota vikings in 1998. >> because there is such i motion in the way that he calls

it. to the 20 to the 50, the 10, he dived. touchdown 49ers. tributes to simmons coming from many bay area sports teams. the giants larry bayer says hearing his broadcasts ignited my and other passions. time is 6:40. still ahead sprinklers running

nonstop despite rain and the new mandatory water restrictions. coming up in 20 minutes why neighbors are really upset over who let the sprinklers run for almost 24 hours. >> and the wet weather from this past weekend and the rain and the forecast will be a much needed relief for our state. >> good morning. it's a mess in the east bay and partially because of a stalled truck that has now gone. the east shore freeway and 580 and also 880 to a point a very slow approaching the bay bridge. >> some cold readings this morning. patchy fog. a few breaks but rain is on the way and snow. but it will come in tonight. there is our system. give an update on timing.

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welcome back it's mornings on 2. some of us saw some rain over the weekend tomorrow an even bigger storm will hit the bay area. it will bring significant rain. paul chambers is live in walnut creek with how this is welcome news for those in the bay area. and for the rest of the state. >> reporter: ha is so true. it's not here yet but steve paulson says it's coming and he's the expert. hearing that wet weather is in the forecast is music to many people's ears and what he had yesterday was long over due. >> i'm happy to see it. with all the drought stuff i know that we need it.

and hopefully we get more of it. we did not get enough this winter. >> reporter: here's what it looked like in oakland yesterday. a quarter inch of rain. rain might not have been in everyone's plans but they were able to make minor shifts. with the wet weather came slick roads and accidents. but up in the sierra there was relief. >> it's great snow out there. i took about five or six runs this morning. pretty light and flufffully. we have five inches on the ground so far. >> you might want to take a chance opaque take out your windshield wiper. it's on the way. we'll have a little bit more on weather and give you the final

details. but hearing it's coming is good news. >> and the expert just said we could see some snow on the top of mt. diablo. >> even better. >> i know. pretty fun. 6:49 hah is the time. severe weather including tornadoes could hit parts of the midwest and south this week. the same areas were pummeled by huge storms this-week-old. the same system is expected to dump snow across northern new england over the next few days. time is 6:46. closing arguments set to begin in the trial of the accused boston marathon bomber. the lawyers for joe car tsarnaev have admitted their -- prosecutors argue the two brothers were partners in the attacks. the jury will decide if he gets life in prison or if he will

get the death penalty. rolling stone magazine attracting an article about a rape at the university of virginia and they issued an apology. a woman named jackie was raped by seven men at a fraternity house two years earlier. however the charlottesville police department said it found no evidence backing that up. a scathing report from columbia university cited failures of reporting, editing, and fact checking. some of the students worry about the repercussions on the campus. >> i'm just worried that they will come out with stories of thousand they were sexually assaulted and people will cite this particular accident. >> rolling stone magazine says the author of that article will not lose her job because they say the mistakes would not intentional. >> it's 6:47. that means it's time to check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up.

good morning, tori. >> good morning, pam and dave. banning vaccine exemptions. that bill will be debated this week in sacramento. even though this effort has failed in washington and oregon, we will explain why some feel there is still a good chance it will pass here in california. >> commuting rarely anyone's favorite part of the day and it could be more than just inconvenience. it could have big implications on our health. and we'll have a run down on the negative effects. those are just some of the stories we are work on. now back to you. >> all right that leads us right to sal. have you been able to fix things on the east shore and the bay bridge? >> speaking of negative effects and stress, today is one of those days where they are talking about dave and pam where we have a lot of slow traffic on the east shore freeway because of the approach to the bay bridge. the bay bridge was bad. we had a rolling stall on the bridge that finally cleared.

but the damage is done. there is a huge backup at the toll plaza. it's beginning to filter out to all the east bay approaches on 80, 580 and 880. if you happen to go near the bay bridge you will see heavy traffic. again that stalled truck is gone but the damage is done. we'll be following this all morning long. this is a look at 880 in oakland. we are also look at contra costa county here. highway 4 is a little bit slow as you come over the hill. 680 is beginning to develop a backup here. 580 is slow as you drive into livermore. there is a lot of slow traffic on this monday. 6:49 let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you very much, sal. kind of a break here. some fog out there and patchy fog. right there. i think we're in lafayette. are we not? yes, sir. lafayette so around orinda and low clouds up above.

i say fog. our system is developing to the north. could be some very, very light rain in advance of this system. the main front is on the north coast. you can see there could be light stuff in advance of that. i seriously doubt much happens until later this afternoon or tonight. but over night tonight into tomorrow. let's go for it. cloudy but windy. i think they will play. they get the game in unless something speeds up. i think it will slow down. a lot of cloud cover to the north. it has a ways to go. the sierra has calmed down. winter storm watch will start tonight and upgrade to a warning on tuesday. maybe two feet of snow could fall. morning sun. patchy fog. and then cloud it up. rain comes in later but the system is still pretty far away. and it's slowing down but we get the front and then we get

the cold low. r possible thunderstorms and ever pressure all the way down to santa cruz. and the santa cruz mountains and maybe push -- the wind will start to turn southerly. it will pick up. it's already showing signs of that not too strong yet. south, southeast storm direction. 10 up in truckee. 24 in tahoe. 26 in blue canyon. temperatures are cold there and they will get even colder. there could be a little bit in advance of that. but this system will be really dynamic and really on its way as it carves itself out. it will give us rain and then tomorrow afternoon anything goes in the way of 80. funnel clouds will not surprise me one bit. half inch to a inch and a half.

two feet is possible. maybe down to 3,000 feet. if we get that, there is a possibility we will get snow in the hills on tuesday. timing on this looks to be tonight. real quick here i will show you this. that is the line. here is 10:00 tonight. it's still beginning to move in. and then over night taking us into tomorrow morning. and then the low has to come through. that is when you get the cold unstable air. by wednesday night most of this should be long gone. sun and then clouds. cool. wind picks up later. 50s and 60s. that will do it. and then tonight later this evening and this afternoon north bay starts and it will take us over night into tuesday. i will be very busy tuesday. >> oh yeah. >> but i'm looking forward to it. >> i know you are. >> all right bundle up. time is 6:52.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. president obama defending the frame work for that nuclear agreement with iran.

the president called the day once in a lifetime opportunity to prevent iran from building a bomb and also bring long-term stability to the middle east. however the deal is being attacked on two fronts. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says iran will have too much of its nuclear program intacted. and there is no deal without congress approval. congressionally mandated sanction helped in a strong way to get iran to the table so certainly we should approve this deal. >> the white house plans a very aggressive campaign to approve congress to go along with this. and working to reassure arab allies. president obama told the new york times its personally difficult to be accused of not looking out for israel's interest. whistle blower edward snowden made a rare appearance on u.s. television sitting down

with john oliver. >> i did this to give the american people a chance to decide for themselves the kind of government they want to have. that is a conversation that i think the american people deserve to decide. >> oliver traveled to russia to interview snowden. the former nsa contractor has been seeking asylum there. snowden told john oliver his intend was to shed light on sweeping u.s. programs that gather information on american citizens. planned closure between bart's fruitvale meant big delays for riders. over the weekend bart started replacing 3,000 feet of rail. it's the first of 11 planned weekend track closures that will last into the summer. during the closures bart is running a bus bridge between fruitvale and coliseum. there is no extra charge for it but you can expect delays up to an hour. bart is working with the warriors and the a's to make

sure service won't be disrupted during their games. coming up in our next hour of mornings on 2, we are following breaking news from oakland just getting word of a chase on city streets involving a stolen car. we'll have a live report. >> also a gruesome discovery made inside of a san francisco home filled with debris. what police are saying about a body found in the heaps of trash.

breaking news out of oakland. a trail of destruction left after an early-morning chase through city streets. the details we just gathered from the scene. quiet now after some rain on sunday. we get a little break but there's a pretty good system on the way, not only today but tonight and into tomorrow. 7:00. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's monday, april 6th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, you are bringing in weather this evening. >> tonigh