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. >> tonight, tomorrow.

a little quiet right now. it's cold. the wind machines are roaring. owner park, 32. 30s in santa cruz. the system though is on its way. however, slowly. it will get here. but it will be more likely later this afternoon, tonight, into tomorrow. tuesday will be the main day. midnight to 6:00 a.m. i will say go for it for the as. it will be cloudy, rain probably in the area but i do think they will play after the 7th inning, i think it gets iffy. there could be a little bit of light rain. everyone is lifting up. they had snow. if you must travel to the sierra, go now. go as soon as you can. beat this system. get out of dodge before noon. then you should be okay. tonight, you will not be. mid-30s here. napa, 34. windchill at napa was 29. 30s, 40s for many. there is a lot of 30ser fa many locations.

the wind will favor areas to start turning southerly. the cloud cover is on the way. it will be a day where we start off with some sun in the morning. then the slow things in on tuesday. that could give as you wide variety of thunderstorms and possible hail and low snow levels. about .50 to 1.50 should cover the rain. but everyone will get in on it. sun, then clouds. patchy fog. wind picks up later as does the rain. most of the day is okay unless you are to the north. 50s and 60s. sal, we had an issue on the bay bridge. that truck is gone. yes, the truck is gone but the damage is done. we've had very vo traffic getth out -- very slow traffic getting out to the macarthur maze because of an earlier stalled truck on the span more than 40 minutes, more than a half-hour. it really messed things up on the bridge. and then the metering lights got turned on slow and then a

backup develops. the truck is off the bridge. the traffic is moving well. s on you make it on the span, it's normal flow but it will take a while with all of this traffic for it to unwind. if you are going into san francisco, my best suggestion is maybe you could take b.a.r.t. or go down to the san mateo bridge or if you can get into a carpool situation, you might want to do that. otherwise, be prepared to wait before you make it up to this point. we also have other slow traffic on 580, coming from the altamont pass. we have slowing on 85 on 17 and on 101. a little built on 280 as well. it's beginning to kill -- beginning to fill. in back to the desk. police are searching for the person responsible for gunning down a bay area musician outside an oakland bar

this weekend. friends are leaving flowers and candles where the man identified as emilio was shot and killed outside of the golden bull bar. a witness said there was an argument nearby and someone started shooting. ktvu obtained this surveillance video that shows people scattering as the shooting began. we are told he was a bass player for the band. his mother said her son started to play musical instruments at just 5 years old. she also said he was supposed to be his best man. so the family is devastated. san francisco police continue to investigate the tis koofry of a body -- discovery of a body inside a house filled with crash. the body was removed from a

richmond district home on 4th easm near lake street. three -- dash 4th avenue near lake eat. 4th avenue near lake street. governor jerry brown defending his plan for mandatory water restrictions against the critics who say he is taking it too easy on farmers. the critics say the plan is in the wrong place because it spares water cuts to farmers who are the biggest water users in the state. governor brown says the current reiction haves have already forced -- restrictions have forced planting seeds and any new restrictions could force hundreds of thousands of farm workers out of work.

the governor says it's critical that cities and towns all over the state cut their water use by 25%. >> people can be fined $500 a day. the districts did go to court and get a sees and desift order -- cease and desist order h. >> these orders are the first in california history. they -- well, complaints are mounting after sprinklers ran for 24 hours in sacramento after it was raining. sacramento bans irrigation on sundaying. despite the rules -- sundays. despite the rules lawn sprinklers ran outside of the community colleges all day yesterday. people who live nearby couldn't believe it. >> i think everybody hasn't

quite gotten the message yet. maybe it has not trickled down. >> about 10:00 last night, a landscaper arrived turned the sprinklers off and said the water valve somehow became stuck in the on position. >> well, governor brown has said having a green lawn and outdoor watering makes up 85% of use. they say everybody could reach the water reduction by cutting the water used for lawns and landscaping. giants are in arizona to play the diamondbacks tonight but the as are at home. and alex savidge is live at the coliseum in oakland where the as season starts in just about 12 hours. so you say there's lot to look forward to this year.

>> a lot of agency for this season. a lot of excitement as we head into the 2015 season. this paul club, they've -- ballclub, they've looked good. that's just practice ball. those games don't necessarily count but the as -- they had the most wins in the may ooges. they -- majors. they are feeling good. they will be playing their american west rivals, the rangers. you can bet this place will be loud. sunny, gray, taking the mound for the oakland as hoping to get them off to a good season. they have quite a bit of optimism as they look forward to this season. they look great during spring training. the as made quite a few offseason moves, and they have nine returning players. we'll have to get used to a lot of faces out there. they are loyal and hopeful. >> it's just a lifestyle. it's the way we're raised.

it's the way we wake up and go to bed. in our head, no malt whear we're -- matter what we're doing if it's makes house payments or raising kids we're oakland as. >> reporter: and fans, you will notice some changes at the ballpark. they've made quite a few changes, including two giant new scoreboards. up will notice they've been installed during the offseason. they are huge. they measure 145 feet across. much bigger than the old one. a lot to look forward to for fans. i want to bring in can women, you. you are with the tourism bureau. you are excited about opening day. >> absolutely. >> what have you been doing to gear up for the season? >> well, we put together spirit week. all of the different partners

come together and show their spirit. at city hall there's the as flag fly, the tower has the as flying. also if anyone that comes into a hotel and checks in, this will see the staff and the conseep -- concierges and the bellmen wearing the caps. you want to make sure you have a -- >> reporter: how much do the as mean to the economy? >> economic impact. they -- it's huge. they stay at the hotel and then had the you can lynn -- culinary scene. we love it when they are here for a few days. >> reporter: kicking off the season here at home. what better way to do it. >> go, as.

>> reporter: i appreciate it. >> that place will be rocking later on tonight. >> reporter: it will be a packed house. again, 7:05 is the first pitch and they are hoping to start things off right here. a lot of hope for the season. >> and things went quite well for spring training. thank you. the giants will begin their world series title defense in arizona tonight. it's world series mvp, madison bum bumgarner. giants' home ohm opener is next -- opener is next monday afternoon against the colorado rockies. stay with us we'll have live reports at 5:00 and 6:00 before the game. you can also get more bay area sports on our website, ktvu.com. >> and so it begins. >> right. the regular season.

march madness tonight. >> yes. banned from the job site. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll tell you what an. says -- we'll tell you what apple says about a policy affecting construction workers. a father threatened with fines for building a fort for his kids. the reason the city is taking action. good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute and right now, it is looking a little bit slow, i have to tell you, including the sunol grade. we'll run it all down for you -- coming up. well, it's cold out there. winter feels like it is rushing. 45 in san francisco. that's the coldest low in the city since january 4th -- since january 4th.

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back to our breaking news. police are searching for a car suspect after a wild chase in the last 45 minutes. tara moriarty is live now from where the chase ended in the rockridge neighborhood and tara, you are telling you this person left quite a trail of destruction behind. >> reporter: that's right. smashed into several cars along the way and we spotted him when we were doing a live shot over near the oakland police department. we saw this individual pull up in their van, was speed, screeching. want to show you some video outy from that if we can roll that. where we -- we saw them actually pull up to the front doors of the oakland police department, it looked like they were gonna go through them i guess they changed their mind and the plan turned around around peeled away. he ended up here on the 5400 block of broadway which is quite some distance from

oakland police headquarters if you know the area. now, we know that the car is actually behind me if we take a look back live. you can see the van is right in the front of this house here, the 5400 block and the suspect was in the back seat of the car just a minute ago. but it now looks like we -- like he's in the van. we're not sure if charges will be pressed. joining me live is the officer, he was -- you talked with some witnesses, some people who saw this man, what was around 6:00 this morning? >> yes. >> reporter: what happened? he was doing doughnuts at a gas station? >> the gas station -- shell gas station at taft and broadway, he was doing doughnuts through the gas station, proceeded to drive southbound on broadway where he ran into one vehicle and proceeded to drive down the 5400 block of broad way here. made a u-turn. and came to rest right in front

of the house there at the 5400 block of broadway. >> reporter: amadeing he didn't go through the house? >> very amazing. >> reporter: what's gonna happen to him? it looks like he's getting something out of the hood. >> i do not know. i'm not sure in charge of this investigation. i know there is a poxer inside the -- boxer inside the vehicle. i know -- >> reporter: there is a dog inside the car. officers wanted to wait until they opened under any of the doors -- up any of thers any of -- opened up any of the doors. it does not look like he is intoxicated but he will be on the look for a couple of accidents. >> correct. >> reporter: thank you. it looks like the suspect has been caught. we don't know if any charges will be filed. we did witness this individual traveling at very hide speeds

over a couple of city blocks. we'll be sure to keep you posted. live in oakland, tara moriarty, back to you. 7:17. a controversial bill aimed at eliminating at all vacs convenient exsemtions -- vaccine exemptions is supposed to be up for debate. mandatory vaccine bills failed in both oregon and washington state last month. but some people believe the legislation could still pass in california because this is where the recent measles outbreak first started. 7:18. one man's junk is another man's treasure. that's being proven right now in ogden, utah. jeremy built a huge cardboard fort for his kids last week. it's quite a neighborhood attraction, too. but it's also received unwanted

attention from the city. he said a note posted on his front door ordered him to take down that fort or be hit with stiff fines. >> can file criminal charges against us and a lien against the house. they are not playing. >> he apparently is violating a city code. it prohibits junk or trash on front lines. 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 14. commuting to work may be bad to your health. according to recent studies people who drive to work are more likely to gain weight and experience neck or back pains. experts say you can avoid it by doing light exercise at the office and making an effort to sit up straight. people who spend more than 0 minutes in the car -- 30 minutes in the car may have

trouble concentrating or. one concentrating. commuting could, suppose you to more harmful air -- could expose you to more harmful air. sal, you have your hands full with your morning commute. >> you will be waiting for at least 30 minutes trying to get onto the bay bridge. we have a big backup starting from the macarthur maze. this is because of an earlier stalled truck on the bridge. things are improving. give yourself plenty of time. public transportation may be a good option for you instead of having to wait in the car pie yourself. let's take a look at 880 northbound, and southbound. it doesn't look bad if you are thinking using 880 to the san mateo bridge. it's moderate as you drive

through. as you are looking at some of the commutes, westbound 580 traffic is going to be slow in livermore and dublin and westbound san mateo bridge we're getting a little bit of slow traffic there but the traffic on the span is okay. dumbarton bridge is moderate. 7:20. let's go to steve in the weather center. well, mostly clear out there and cold. dave, i stepped outside. you could see your breath. >> there is a little bit of patchy fog. all quiet until the system develops. they had many reports of hail, there was snow up in the mountains. we had two pieces, there will be the front and the low. that could give us low snow levels. thunderstorms, maybe hail. wish they were playing at 12:15 instead of 7:15. i think they will make it. cloudy, rainy, windy. it will be close. i think after the 7th inning. we still have a ways to go. this system is slowing down a

little bit. kingvale had 7 inches. morning sun. rain comes in light. by this evening, tonight, overnight into tomorrow morning. and we get the front, could be decent. .50 to 10.50. maybe snow -- 1.50. maybe snow. the wind machine is roaring up in napa county. i had a couple of reports there. southeast, southeast, south. that will turn. that will turn. it will be more of a southerly breeze as the system gets closer. southeast, southeast, southeast. i think you get the idea. due south at sfo. the main front is still lifting because the system is difficulting. i think it will develop a little wave which is a change. it will all drop in here. we get a little break here with rain developing later. most of it will be overnight tonight into tomorrow. about .50 to over 1.50.

i think for some. everybody will be on this. i know sunday was kind of hit and miss. it's cold out there. wind picks up later. so does the rain. patchy fog. a few locations saw some fog. 50s and 60s on the temps. they will rebound. bundle up. it will be mostly sunny. more likely late tonight into tuesday. and that will linger into early wednesday. thursday morning looks very cold. critical minimums for those in the wine industry. they had some this morning. >> i was driving to work. it was 39 39--- 39 degrees. a woman in new york city is trying to change her relationship status to single through the help of facebook. a judge, in fact, has givessen the -- given the woman to file for divorce on the social

networking site. the reason, her husband has only communicating with her on facebook and she has no idea where it is. the message will be sent for three consecutive weeks or until it is recognized by her husband. a woman in mill valley says another woman trying to set her on fire. >> that's when she started to supply me with the charcoal lighter. >> what led up to the attack and what ktvu has learned about the information. but next, a grown man snatched from a boat by a sea lion. after the break, what the fisherman was doing before he was dragged to the bottom of the san diego bay.

7:27. here is a story from the san diego area that's really almost too crazy to believe. a 62-year-old man was holding and posing with a trophy fish before his boat when a 300- pound sea lion jumped out of the water onto the boat, grabbed the man's hand and dragged him down 20 feet to the bottom of mission bay. >> completely out of the norm. i mean, we didn't normally see -- i've never heard of a seal attack like this. >> officials say the man was under water for 15, 20 seconds

and sustained wounds and cuts. authorities say a shrinking food supply is forcing hungry sea lions to bum more aggressive. he was the broadcasting voice behind many great bay area sports moments. >> touchdown, 49ers! >> coming up, how he's being remembered. >> reporter: we are live in cupertino, where there is a new report out that suggests that apple is being very selective when it comes to who has a hand in building its new campus. we'll tell you about past schedule le tons in the -- skeletons in the closet that has led to some workers being let go. we're looking at traffic, , -- especially aptos close to

the -- close aptos to the bridge.

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here is the pitch. a line drive to center. this could be. >> oh. bay area sports fans are mourning the loss of lon

simmons. he has died at at the age of 91. coming up, how the teams are sharing their condolences this morning. such a great voice. it's monday, april 6th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. i know you had the heater on. >> i did. >> so did i. >> it's chilly outside the door right now. >> i think january -- i turned the heater on at home. >> when you wake up -- -- >> yeah. >> some of you had rain on sunday. others did not. you will all get in on this next system. it's coming in later. there could be a little bit to the north but the rainband is tonight into tomorrow morning. we'll see a wide variety. we'll see heavy rain at times and then the cold low has to come through. i will tell ya, i wish they

were playing at 12:15. i would not be surprised half 10:00 something begins to move in rain-wise. the sierra had some snow on easter. things have calmed down. a winter storm watch is out. if you have to travel 50 or 80 i would go as soon as possible or anywhere to be honest with you, especially north. 30s on the temps. very cold for a number. saw a couple near 32. rohnert park was in there. again, we're still just dealing with mendocino county. but boy, once that low goes through tuesday. that's when they could get the wide variety of weather. maybe here in the hills. it won't be until tuesday. a possiblibility after the rain comes through. all right. sal. have i a commute that's not great. tomorrow, steve and i are gonna be the traffic and weather

brothers because me might have wet weather for the commute. right now, we have slow traffic approaching the bay bridge because of an earlier stalled truck to be that span. stings are getting slightly better. the truck has been gone but it caused a lot of slow traffic approaching the bay bridge. if you want to use the san mateo bridge, you can see there sh a little bit of slowing here westbound. once you make it on the bridge, it's moderate traffic. the san mateo bridge is moderate. i think it might be better than the bay bridge. the dumbarton bridge is light until you get to east palo alto. 280 in san jose where northbound 208 right from downtoy looks good approaching highway 17. i want to mention that in contra costa county, highway 242 is slower than usual because of an earlier crash. southbound 242 approaching concord avenue. 7:34. back to the desk. >> thank you. some parts of the bay area, saw some sprinkles over the weekend. but tomorrow a bigger storm

will bring significant rain. paul chambers is live in walnut creek with more on how this is welcomed news for people as well as the rest of the state. >> reporter: good morning. the rain we had yesterday was long overdue. now we're moving around which is muse ing to everyone's here, especially in this drought stricken state that we've had for several years. every drop of rain we can get it counts. >> we're hurting. and i mean, we're already in a position where we're taking a lot of water cuts. we'll be asked for probably double what we've already done. we need every drop of rain we can get. >> reporter: in oakland yesterday, we got nearly .25 of rain as the much-needed welt weather rolled across the state. this had some people dusting

off their umbrellas. it may not have been ideal but coming ofl come -- coming off the droughts, it may help. up in the sierra, there was some relief as snow blanketed the area, giving people a chance to hit the slopes which was exciting for ski resorts that had a chance to make a little green off the white stuff. and more snow may be on the way for the area as well. whether you are getting rain or know, this would be a food time to check your tires and windshields. >> tori? >> thank you. a bit of a mystery this morning about the construction of apple's new space ship campus in cupertino and who is being allowed to help build it. janine de la vega joining us live now in cupertino. and you say a group of workers were recently go let go and now apple is talking about it. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. an apple spokeswoman told me

they are concerned with safety and yaul -- quality. the company's policy about who they hire is pretty typical. but it did take union leaders by surprise. some construction workers hired have been told to turn into their badges according to the chronicle. it acquired documents from construction companies on the project that say anything with a felony conviction or facing felony charges does not meet owner standards for this job. generallily employers don't perform background checks for construction work. union leaders are concerned about a precedent being set. an apple spokeswoman said its policy is not to hire those who have a felony conviction within the past seven years. she pointed out five employees were affected by the rules. it's possible apple could face a legal challenge but so far

the union has not threatened any legal action. dave? >> all right. thank you. we'll talk to you lateral. 7:37. china appears to be stepping up the investments in silicon valley tech companies. a chinese company made a $639 million offer for milpitas- based silicon solutions, inc last month. a $1.6 billion for omni vision technologies may have hit a snag with u.s. regular laters -- reck laters -- regulators. 7:38. bay area sports fans are mourning the death of legendary sports broadcaster lon simmons. he described both magic and misery for fans of the 49ers around the as, including the 1989 world series.

>> throws it. inside. another great play. and the as have won the world series in a sweep! >> he teamed up with russ hodges when the giants moved to san francisco in 1958. he broadcast as games with bill king from 1981 through 2002. he was also the voice of what's been called one of the best sports calls in history. remember steve young running against the vikingses in 1998 -- vikings -- vikings in 1998? >> goes to the 40. gets away. to the 35. cuts back to the 30. 20, the 15, touchdown, 49ers! >> everybody remembers that. wondering if he goss that make it across the -- yoen -- gonna make it across the line.

>> the now, the tributes are coming -- now, the tributes are coming in. larry baird said hearing his broadcast ignited mine and thousands of the others passion for giants baseball. he will be deeply missed by all of us. the oakland a. as said -- oakland as said his humility made him history he died at his home in daly city. he was 91 years old. his family says no funeral service will be held. but there will be a memorial sometime in the future.

they make it look so easy. but that's not an easy thing to do that. and he certainly was one of the best. 7:40. a bay area musician killed by a stray bullet in oakland. in 22 minute, the help his family and friends are asking for this morning. but next, it's being called a colossal journalism fail lural. avthe break -- fail lural. after the break -- failure, after the break, more. we're looking at an east bay mess. right now, especially on the east shore and all of the freeways approaching the bay bridge, we'll tell you what happened. if you haven't stepped outside, it's cold out there. there's 30s, a bunch. winter returns. it will give us a good system tonight into tomorrow. more on that -- coming up.

7:43. you are looking live at washington, d.c., the white house, some very celebratory music. right now, the first family is getting ready to host the easting egg roll -- easter egg roll. this is video from last year. about 35,000 children are taking part in the celebration this year. activities include live music, healthy cooking demonstrations and, of course, the famous egg hunt and egg roll. >> they have a lot of fun. the president will be out in a minute. 7:44. rolling stone magazine now officially retracting an article about an alleged rape at the university of virginia and they've issued a public

apology now. the 2014 article claimed a woman named jackies can raped two years -- jackie was raped two years earlier. a skating report from columbia university cited failures of reporting, editing, editorial supervision and fact checking. some of the students worry about the fallout on campus. >> i'm just afraid that other people come out with stories of how they were sexual assaultedded and people will cite this accident and say she must be lying. >> rolen stone magazine said the writer of the article will not be fired. pam cook is in the studio. >> one woman has been

terrorizing a mill valley neighborhood and the people who live there cannot imagine why. now, it started a couple of days ago, the words rapist, murderer, complainted on drive -- parented on driveways and one house was set on fire. neighbors describe the same woman driving the same car. easter morning one woman was preparing for guests and was confronted by the woman. >> i ran in the street and -- she started to spray me with the charcoal lighter. >> an off--duty firefighter intervened. the woman accused of the attack was arrested. she's identified as 23-year-old naya sayler. what investigators say about

her possible motive and the person she may have been trying to target coming up. >> thank you, pam. 7:46. let's bring sal back. a lot going on. everybody behaving for you now. >> well, yes. it's getting a little better, dave and tori but we had the stalled truck on the bay bridge. it took a while to get it off and traffic is very slow still as a result. let's go out to the eastshore freeway with westbound interstate 80 from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. it's taking 46 minutes according to the road sensors. that's a lot longer than usual. a typical commute will take anywhere in the 30-minute range even when there are a lot of people there. most of the kuwait something in berkeley and oakland -- most of the waiting is in berkeley and oakland. 580 is backed up from 24. it has a chain reaction. things are improving a little bit but they haven't improved enough. let's go to interstate 880 northbound and southbound.

that still looks good and westbound 580 is still okay until you get to the 24/980 interchange. we've been looking at contra costa county. we had an accident on 242. that's been clear. 680 is slow as you drive through pleasant hill and walnut creek. not a huge commute. westbound 580 has improved a little bit. 7:48. let's go to steve. >> mostly clear here. some fog around. it's cold out there. a lot of 30s. by the way, the napa airport at 7:00 a.m., said 34 degrees. north wind at 8. windchill, 37. wow. not too shabby. that's cold. and our system is -- it's up here. it's slowing down a little bit. it's going to take a lot of this moisture north. the main band comes in tonight. then the low has to swing over us and that's when we would get

thunderstorms hail and low snow levels. there is a lot on the way. i think they will make it. as, rangers, home depot. take the rain gear in case. i think it's after 10:00. hope flip it doesn't go extra innings and they will get the game in. we still haveaways to go. morning sun if you want to take care of anything in the morning, bundle up. cloudy with rain coming in tonight and tomorrow and everyone will get in on the rain with this system. just hold off on watering the guard. mother nature will take care of that tonight and tomorrow. behind that will turn more showery in nature. that's when the cold air comes in and that's when the possibility of thunderstorms with hail develops. 34, name. 37 fairfield. 37 novato. santa rosa, 35. saw 32 in petaluma. wind machines and the wine rips were cranked up big time. you might want to make sure

they are ready to go for wednesday morning and thursday. santa cruz mountains saw 33 in boulder creek. wind will turn southeast. there's the north wind at 8. everything will start to turn south-southeast and will pick up big time. southeast, southeast, southeast. 10 up in truckee. 38 sacramento. and also redding. things have calmed down. they will get a lot more by tonight and tomorrow. a couple of feet is possible. i think some of the higher elevations. this system is slowing down. but it's on its way. the whole system will move over us and get a good look at it. very dynamic system coming in. rain totals. about .50 to 1 -- 1.50. right now, things are okay. if you have to travel 50 or 80, go, go. get up there before this system comes in tonight. it's cold enough where we may get snow in the hills.

tuesday would be our best bet. st. helena, anything above 3500 feet. timing real quick. there's tonight, midnight at 1:00 a.m. you get the scattered shower activity. it will be fun for me. maybe not for you. is up, clouds. patchy fog, a little bit -- sun, clouds. patchy fog, a little bit of sun. by this afternoon, we start to see the clouds develop. pop up and then overnight tonight. they will start earlier in the north bay. but into tuesday and by wednesday morning things calm down. thursday looks very good. wind protected areas. >> dress in layers for the game tonight. >> i would. >> all right. >> thank you, steve. nine minutes before 8:00. bad traffic is not just a

headache. it can be harmful to your health. in 22 minute, the -- in 22 minutes, the negative affects. and why edward snowden said he leaked thousands of classified government documents.

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a bomb and bring longer-term stability to the middle east. but the deal is coming under attack from two fronts. benjamin netanyahu says iran will still have too much of the nuclear program left intact and the chairman of the u.s. foreign relations committee said there's no deal without congressional approval. >> congressly mandated sanctions what are what helped get iran to the table. so certainly we should approve this deal. >> the white house plans an aggressive campaign to convince congress to go along with the plan. it's also working to ensure that arab allies ensure this will increase security in the region. 7:55. whistle-blower edward snowden made a rare u.s. tv appearance. he sat down for an interview 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. >> now, john oliver flew to russia to interview sloeden. the former contractor has been seeking asylum since he leaked thousands of documents. snowden said his intent was to reveal sweeping u.s. programs that collect information on americans. back here at home, a planned b.a.r.t. station closure between the fruitvale and coliseum stations meant major delays for riders. now, over the weekend, b.a.r.t. started to replace 3,000 feet of rail. it's the first of 11 planned weekend track closures that will last into into the summer. b.a.r.t. is running a bus bridge between those stations. no extra charge but you can

expect delays up to an hour. the wisconsin badgers and duke plays for the ncaa championship tonight. the badgers beat undefeated kentucky on saturday night to advance to the championship game. wisconsin's only ncaa title game back in 1941. duke meet michigan state to advance to the game on saturday. the warriors' 12-game winning streak is over. they lost to the spurs. the warriors got off to a really slow start and couldn't recover. steph curry looking tired. they play against the pelicans tomorrow night and the warriors will be back home on thursday to play the trail blazers. they are in good shape. >> san antonio is tough. >> they are. >> see are the waive -- so are

the warriors. today is the home opener for the oakland as. we'll tell you what the fans can expect as the boys of summer come back. the latest on a young musician gunned down by a stray bullet. what surveillance video shows at the scene of the shooting. good morning. we're looking at slow traffic still in the east bay and also in the south bay as 280 is getting sler. we'll tell you where the slowest traffic is. a little bit of sun out there. but it's cold. rain is on the way, though. but not until tonight into tomorrow. tuesday will be crazy busy. we'll talk about it. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, it's april 6th. i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. dave, you went and looked outside and you brought some dirt in with you. you got a -- >> that's mean me and you. i stepped in some mud and i tracked it right back into the studio. but don't tell anybody. >> no, no. >> no one will know but me and you. >> but it's chilly outside. >> how far outside did you go, dave? [laughter] >> right down there. >> can't see a thing.

mostly clear. cold. a lot of 30s this morning. some critical min males up in napa around -- i -- minimals up around napa. petaluma, 3. rohnert park, 32. and i tell you what, i think wednesday and thursday morning could be almost as cold. even in the santa cruz mountains. saw 33 at boulder creek. soquel 32. peninsula in the east bay. our system is pretty far away. it will take a while to get here. it will be here tonight into tomorrow. i'm going clow dli and windy. i think rain holds off until after the game. if i missed this forecast, you can send me notes but i think they will play. i think the rain will come in later. you can ski it right up there. 30s on the temps. finally rebounding omscoff the lows -- rebounding off some of the lows. the coldest in san francisco this morning, 45, that's the coldest since january 4th, when

this was 44. if you are in the city and saying my goodness its cold that's the coldest it has been in three month. rainfall about .50 to.1 .50 should cover it. tomorrow, sal and i will be very busy, right, sal? >> that's right. you are -- you have been calling it, steve. gonna be here early. we'll be ready for something that might not be the greatest for the commute. let's take a look now at the commute now getting san francisco if you are driving from the east bay from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you will see some slow traffic and a lot of it is in berkeley and oakland as you drive to the bay bridge. it's very crowded at the toll plaza because of an earlier stalled truck that's gone from the bridge. if you are trying to get into san francisco, there's been some improvement but it's a lot thicker than it normally is

getting onto the span. moving along and taking a look at interstate 880, perhaps you are thinking about going down to the san mateo bridge and doing that instead. well, that wouldn't be a bad idea. it's a little bit slow on some parts. not all that bad. and the san mateo bridge traffic is gonna be moderate. been looking at the bridge and the traffic is not bad. we can show you that traffic here is slow. it's moderate on the bridge. it's a decent alternate today to the bay bridge. 8:03. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. to new developments in the search for a gunman who killed a promising young musician in oakland. tara moriarty joins us live with what she's learned about the victim who was struck by a stray bullet near a downtown bar. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. we were able to get some surveillance video from the area and it shows people scattering when all of this happened. you can see the 26-year-old

guitarist lying lifeless on the sidewalk. security guards rushing to try to revive him. we spoke to a witness this morning and he says around midnight saturday and argument broke out between a drive her and a man on a motorcycle in front of the golden bull bar. this surveillance video shows the mayhem one hour later. that's when the driver returned with a gun and tried to kill the motorcyclist but instead the bullet struck him in the neck. his mother said he was with his bef friend and mother at the time -- best friend and girlfriend at the time. he was simply carrying equipment outside of the bar. i was with the band. he graduated from antioch school. he received a degree from expression college in

emeryville. he works as an audio engineer. he was part of a youth symphony. his mother said he was supposed to be his mother's best friend in his upcoming wedding. the family is quite devastating. so far police have not made any arrests. we're hoping to speak with police to get more information about where this investigation stands. back to you. >> a story we'll be following throughout the day. thank you. 8:05. also new this morning, the driver of a van took a wild ride on oakland city streets. our news crew caught him peeling ofl at the headquarters. one witness said he saw the driver doing doughnuts at a gas station on broadway. he hit two cars near napa street in rockridge. the driver was cited for reckless driving and reap

lease. eftold -- released. he said he was upset because he wanted to talk to police and he was kept waiting. a body was found inside a house filled with trash. it's a badly decomposed body. three days earlier, authorities were alerted to debris that getting through the front door was almost impossible. the body according to police may be that of the elderly mother of a woman who lives in that home. the mother had not been seen by neighbors in years. so far investigators don't suspect foul play. governor brown is defending his plan for mandatory water restrictions for those who say it's a bit too easy on farmers. the big -- the governor says

current restrictions have forced farmers to pull up trees and quit planting seeds. this could force imports to import food from other countries. brown said it's critical that cities and towns across the state cut their water use by 25%. >> people can be fined $500 a day. the districts can go to court and get a cease and desist order. the enforcement mechanism is powerful. >> these are the first mandatory water restrictions in california history. well, the complaints are mounting in sacramento after sprinklers at a state office building ran for almost 24 hours while it was raining. now, under the governor you a new rule outdoor water is banned. on top of that, sacramento bans

irrigation on sundays. despite that, lawn sprinklers ran nonstop outside of the headquarters of the community colleges all day yesterday. people who live nearby couldn't believe it. >> i don't think anybody got the message yet. >> about 10:00 last night, a landscaper arrived to turn the sprinklers off and said the water valve somehow became stuck in the on position. governor brown has said the green grass is a thing of our past because everybody needs to cut down on watering lawns. the state water resources control board says outdoor watering makes up 80% of urban water use and they can reset new mandatory water restruction by just cutting the water used for lawns and landscaping. this is opening day for both mlb teams in the bay area. giants are in arizona.

as host a league rival in oakland tonight. that's where alex savidge is live. you say this is the first chance for many to -- many fans to see the changes made to the roster since last year. >> reporter: yeah, fight a queue changeses. there will be a -- -- yeah, fight a few changes. there will be changes. we've managed to get inside. it's just beautiful. we see a lot of folks clean canning, getting the grass and field all ready. getting the seats ready to go. this place it will be packed later on tonight. it will be rockin'. you can imagine. as face off against the texas rangers. first pitch right here at 7:05. sunny, gray, the ace will be on the mound for the as. a lot of faces on the squad. the as made quite a few offseason moves.

they will just nine returning players. but there is a lot of optimism about the season. the as have looked fantastic in spring training. the wins in spring training don't count. now they start to count. we talked with some very loyal fans already lined up outside of the -- lined up outside of the coliseum. >> that doesn't matter. it's for the as. it's for the fans. this is why i'm here. the left field bleacher people, the right field bleacher people, i tailgate with them quite a bit. awesome. i love it. >> reporter: it will be a new experience for the fans when you come out this season. they've done renovations in particular, you will notice the big new scoreboards, two of them have been installed and they are huge. they are 145 feet across. that's much larger than the old

scoreboard. you will be able to see all of those instant replay, all of the stats up there without any problems at the coliseum. but again, they are getting things ready. we're seeing a lot of the workers. getting things squared away for the big home opener squaring off against the rivals, the first pitch 7:05 and tori, hard to imagine but the fans already lined up outside. >> those are enthusiastic fans. >> reporter: that's loyalthy -- that's loyalty. the giants will begin their world series title defense in arizona tonight. it's world series mvp madison bumgarner. fans in the bay area can get get in on the fun. fans can go to at&t park. the home opener is next monday afternoon against the rockies. stay with us.

we'll have live reports tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 before the game. you can get more bay area sports always any time on our website, ktvu.com. baseball is back. certain workers, kicked off the construction site of apple's new campus. coming up in 25 minutes, who apple does not want work working on this -- want working on this project. >> the specific violations discovered repeatedly on mission street in san francisco. good morning. we are looking at slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, partially due to an earlier problem. we'll give you the outlook on trying to get into san francisco straight ahead. well, for most here, it's sunny. it's cold. rain is on the way. up towards occidental and guerneville getting rain. but the hear yef band is tonight and tomorrow -- but the heavy everband is tonight and tomorrow. take a look at it.

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mandatory vaccine bills failed in oregon and washington state last month but some people believe it could still pass here in california because this is where the recent measles outbreak first started. buildings on san francisco's mission street have the most fire code violations of any san francisco street. the examiner reports more than 240 fire code violations have been issued on mission street in the past ten years. violations include locked fire escapes, exposed wiring, piles of trash, and broken smoke alarms. now, the city is trying to increase inspections after two deadly fires on mix street last month -- on mission street last month. the bay area air quality management district is holding another workshop tonight in redwood city. the district says wood burning fireplaces are responsible for at least 30% of winter air

pollution in the bay area. now the district wants to make it illegal to sell or rent a home that has a working fireplace. tonight's meeting is at the redwood city library on middlefield road and starts at 6:00 p.m. a well-known community activity is part of 83 people pardoned by eddie brown. eddie zane works pat a 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 being paroled in 2005. since then he's been fighting being deported back to china. he calls this a very happy new beginning that says it does not minimize the trauma he inflicted on his victims. 8:17. turns out commuting to work, well, might be bad for your health. according to recent studies, people who drive to work are more likely to gain weight and

experience neck and back pains but experts say you can avoid this by doing some light exercise at the office and making an effort to sit up straight. people who spend, okay, dave, people who spend 30 minutes in their cars, may have higher anxiety levels. one solution is walking or biking to work. that could, spokes you to more harmful harm -- that could, suppose you to more harmful air -- expose you to more harmful air pollution, they say. hey, sal -- >> or you can be superrich and not commute at all. >> that's another -- >> that's another option. >> win the lottery. >> most of us don't have that problem. i do have a new problem in marin county that just popped

up a little while ago. southbound 101, let's go there. southbound 101 at sir francis drake. traffic which had been okay before the crash now suddenly backed upal the i what up to novato -- backed up all the way to novato. if you are getting on the freeway after drake somehow, the accident is actually holding others back. you are gonna have a better commute heading south. let's go to the macarthur maze, speaking of big tieups, we've had a little bit of improvement here at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up from the maze to the metering lights. it's kind of a 25, 30-minute commute, it had been 45 minutes because of an earlier truck. let's go to 280 in san jose. this has been a nice commute for the most part. a little better than normal getting into the valley with slow traffic. it has improved. 8:19. let's go to steve. >> thank you. >> for most, a lot of sunshine

f guerneville, a little bit of rain falling there. it's lifting north there. don't think it will clip windsor. but you can see it's going south to, no. the clouds will be on the increase. otherwise south it will be sunny. cloud cover beginning to move towards lakeport, clearlake, cobb mountain, 31 this morning. had some snow that melted. our system is well up on the north coast. tonight, i will tell you, it's a close call, cloudy, windie there could be rain in the area. if they played 12:15. because it'sen:15 -- because it's 7:15. take at rain gear. i think they will get it in. it's a really tricky call here. some sun here in the morning. then you will have to deal with rain. it's all of the system on the way. later this afternoon for the north bay and then overnight into tuesday, then the cold unstable air comes in.

possibility of thunderstorms, hail, maybe low snow levels. had a lot of 30s from the north to the south. it didn't matter. peninsula, east bay, north bay. a couple of locations. you can see our little system that's all there. everything is well to the north. we'll get the front. it's actually gonna come in like this which means it will slow down a little bit. then the low will skirt probably extreme northern california or shasta. but it's going to row tlat in very cold unstable cells. that could give us a round of storms. this looks good for the sierra here. i think 2 feet. the low is barely moving. it's on its way. rainfall fro jections show .50 to 1.50 between wednesday morning mainly. by wednesday morning things should start to calm down. the system on sunday gave some rain. it will give good snow in the

sierra. if it makes it all here, it's possible to get snow around 3500 feet. there's cold enough temperatures. you can see a little bit of rain to the north. most of this lifts north until by this eveningald -- this evening at midnight. this sweeps in 2, 4, 6:00 in the morning. the low sends in bans of showers. midwest weather, wait 5 minutes. that's tuesday. this looks good up in the sierra nevada. some, rain to the north. temperatures are going to stay on the cool side. a lot of 50s and 60s. especially farther north you go. temperatures could be held in check, especially in mendocino county and also up into lake county. but tonight, tomorrow is the main focus and then wednesday morning. after that, it will improve. but cold in the morning. i like the midwest forecast. >> five minutes. >> you will be fine.

>> okay. thank you. 8:2. 2 -- 8:22. attacked and nearly set on fire. >> that's when she started to spray me with the car cole -- charcoal lighter. snatched off a boat by a 300-pound sea lion. after the break, what a fisherman was doing before he was dragged to the bottom of a san diego bay.

you an tempt at a new world record -- an attempt at a new world record. more than 500 eggs were scattered on the capitol grounds on the white house. there was frustration. >> there was no organization at all. they all trampled each over. the little 2 and 3-year-olds were crying and crying. >> the event did not set a record because the eggs arrived too late to meet a deadline. the organizers say it was still a successful fund-raiser for a nonprofit organization at the capitol in sacramento. a man was holding an posing with a trophy fish on his boat yesterday when the unthinkable happened. a 300-pound sea lion jumped out

on the water on the -- of the water onto the boat, grabbed the man's hand and drug him down 20 feet. >> completely out of the norm. we don't normally see -- i have never heard of a seal attack like this before. >> the man swam back to the surface where his friend pulled him to safety e was under water for 15, 20 seconds . he has puncture wounds and cuts. he's expected to be okay. still ahead, riders were warned but it still got many by surprise. after the break, the major work project underway in oakland that could affect your plans in the future. >> reporter: there is a new report out that says some of those involved in building the apple space ship campus were reap sently let go.

we'll tell you why this took union leaders by surprise and what apple is saying. good morning. the south bay commute seeing a little bit of slowing here and there. but it's improved quite a bit. we have a new problem in the north bay. we'll tell you about that. well, rain is on the way, although there's a little bit up towards gushville. there will be a lot more tonight into tomorrow. if you think it's cold now. wait until wednesday and thursday. it will get colder. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you.

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welcome backent it's monday, april 6th. let's talk about your weather and there is much to talk about. >> there is a lot. kind of quiet right now. cold, very cold. had a little built of rain up

towards guerneville. there is a lot of sunshine out there. temperatures just really cold here this morning. right there. he's gone. but it is a sign of things to come. thank you, joe up in guerneville. it shouldn't last too long. it didn't. but there could be light rain. it's moving forth as will all of the cloud cover because this system will line itself south and north. therein lies the cloud cover. there could be light activity. but the main frontal boundary is up here. the whiter thetops, the colder the tops and then the low has to swing in. tough forecast. cloudy and windy. could be rain near the area. after the 7th inning, i -- i will stick that in. but i think they will get the game in. temperatures are beginning to rebound, southeast, southeast, southeast. the wind will pick up and that will be the storm direction. i rarely say that. this one looks good but it has a long way to go.

it's up here and the low has to swing in. then we goat the cold unstable dynamic air on tuesday. that could give us a wide variety of weather. temperatures 60s, almost -- unless you are in the north bay, everything will hold off. all right, sal. anything updating there that we can talk about. we're starting in the north bay because of a crash that's clearing 101 from near sir francis drake. traffic levels seem to be a touch lighter than usual. some people are taking spring break this week. someone tweeted me saying spring break for them is next week. let's go to the bay bridge and you -- let's go to 880 northbound driving up to the coliseum. slow traffic there. i will mention that the toll plaza is backed up.

it's a little better than it was. it's backed up for a 20, 30 -- 20, 30-minute delay. back to the desk. some parts of the bay area. had sprinkles over the weekend. you heard steve tonight and tomorrow an even bigger storm will bring significant rain for us. paul chambers joining us live. you are in walnut creek. you are talking about how this is welcomed news for the bay area and the rest of the state. it's not happening right now. as you said, steve's been calling for it all morning. that wet weather is in the forecast. add that to the rain we had yesterday. people are extremely excited for the changes that lon overdue. >> i'm ex -- that's long overdue. >> i know we need it. hopefully we get more of it. we did not get enough this winter. i know that. >> reporter: more of it is on

the way. this had some people dusting off umbrellas braving the wet weather, rain on easter may not have been ideal but coming off one of the state's driest recorded snowpacks every little bit helps. >> it's great snow. i took five or six runs. pretty light and fluffy. 5 inches on the ground. >> reporter: there was wet weather in the sierra where snow blanketed the area giving people a chance to hit the slopes. about this next batch of weather more snow may be on the way. this would be a good time to check the tires and windshield wipers. i'm sure, dave, you've done that since i'm sure you had some this weekend. >> i did have some. i'm baiting for some more. >> reporter: all right we all. >> paul chambers in walnut creek, thank you. 8:34.

meantime, sonoma county officials still searching for a man linked to a reported burglarly that started around 8:00 last night. investigators responded to a call of a burglary on the border between napa and sonoma county. the register reports a woman told police a man broke out a window, forced his way into her home, she ran next door and called 911. deputies searched the family's property. they didn't find anybody. investigators say that man's name is ned koehler. there is is a new report -- there is a new report about apple being selective in building their space ship facility. here's more. >> reporter: some people involved with the construction of the new space ship campus were given walking papers

recently because of their past criminal histories. an apple spokeswoman told me this morning they are concerned with quality and safety and that the company's policy on who they don't hire is not unique, especially for large projects like this one. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that several of the construction workers hired to build the new space ship were ordered to leave the state in january because they had prior felony convictions. union leaders say that kind of ban is not the norm because plays don't typically run background chects on those who do construction work. the chronicle obtained document, from the company which state anyone with a felony conviction or who is facing felony charges does not meet owner standards. apple clarified this morning those who were discomrissed from work had a prior felony conviction within the past seven years. when it comes to pending charges, apple says it doesn't have a strict ban, it is

handleled on a case-by-case basis. a spokesperson said this affects those working at the site, a small number, under a. a spokesperson said the union has not threatened any legal action so far. >> all right. bay area sports fans are mourning the death of lon simmons. simmons described manic and misery for the 49ers, giants and a.s, including the 1989 -- as, including the 189 world series. >> inside. another great play by cody fills. the as have won the world series in a sweep! >> he teamed up with russ amongs when the giants moved -- hodges when the giants moved up here. he was also the voice of what some are called one of the best sports calls in history.

remember steve young running against the vikings in 1988? >> >> us that there was some -- because there was such emotion in the way he ran it. >> gets away again. through the 35, cuts back to the 30, to the 20, to the 15, the -- to the 10. touchdown, 49ers! >> incredible play. people who worked with lon sill monse said he was able to put what fans were feeling into words with a lot of skill and a sense of humor. the tributes are coming from many bay area teams. larry baird says hearing his broadcast ignited mine and others ago passion for baseball. >> a. >> lon was an incredible broadcaster but his personality in his wit set him apart as one

of the games all-time greats. and from the 49ers -- >> he good -- he died at his home in daly city. he was 91. his family said no funeral service will be held. but there will be a memorial sometime in the future. 8:39. an army veteran from the cold war era who later served in iraq and afghanistan is on the first leg of a nearly 9,000- mile walk across the country. he says surviving, inspired him to make this walk. he started in wisconsin last saturday and plans to walk 40

miles a dayen in he he's crossed 18 states including california. he wants to inspire struggling veterans and let other people know about the day-to-day challenges faced boo by amputee vets. >> they come acwill back and they get -- they come back and get shipped and are sent here to a facility here in this country and about a year later, a year or two later, they just get in the car and go home. that's it. >> roberts says he will -- he will have a go pro camera with him. he plans to ask people to record their thoughts of gratitude as a way of showing support. a planned closure between the fruitvale and coliseum stations meant major delays for riders. over the weekend, b.a.r.t. started to replace 3,000 feet of rail. it's the first of weekend track closures that were stretched into the summer. b.a.r.t. is running a bus bridge between

the fruitvale and coliseum station. there is no additional charge but riders are being warned to expect delays up to an hour. it's being called a big journalism fail lural. why rolling -- failure. why rolling stones magazine is apologizing and why that story is sparking concerns for other rape cases. an on we're looking at a commute where traffic is slow in the east bay. it's slow many areas. we'll tell you more about the commute here as we get closer to 9:00. lots of sunshine here for

most. north bay dealing with a lot of cloud cover. there was a little bit of rain. most of it is on its way for tonight into tomorrow. ritz a beautiful start tomorrow much different.

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official retracting an article about an alleged rape at the university of virginia and they have issued a public apology. the article claimed a woman named jackie was raped by seven men at the fraternity house two years earlier. however, the charlottesville police department found no evidence to back that up. now, skating report cited failures of reports, editing, editorial supervision and fact checking. some students worry about the repercussions on campus. >> i'm afraid as students like other people come out with stories of how far they were sexually assaulted and people -- of how they were sexual assault and say she musting lying. >> the writeert of the article won't lose her job because the mistakes weren't intentional.

very bizarre story. investigators say a woman who is now under investigation was obsessed with one house in particular. and the people who live there have no idea why. now, there have been several arson reports in the mill valley neighborhood over the past week and the words rapist and murderer have been spray painted. yesterday morning, it all came to a head when the suspect was confronted by a woman who lives there. >> she started making claims about having been raped and been on a hike and someone raped her. she thought it was something at this house. >> she said the woman started to spray her with lighter fluid and was holding a lighter. the attack was stopped by an off-duty fire captain who just happened to be driving by. the sheriff's department is looking into those rape allegations. but the homeowners say they've lived there for 28 years. they don't know what she's talking about.

the sheriff's department also pursuing charges of attempted murder, vandalism and arson against the woman arrested for the attack. the sheriff's department says it has had contact with her in the past. a spokesperson says one year ago she approached the same house she set fire to and asked if she could move? >> i've placed a call to the sheriff's department and we hope to have updates through the day. can we talk baseball now? for both bay area major league teams, the real work starts tonight. now, the giants play in arizona around the as host texas in oakland. alex savidge, you've been out there all morning, fans are telling you there's already a lot to look forward to. >> reporter: fans are anticipating this season, they are highly on optimistic.

now, of course, the games they really count. opening day it's here a few hours away from the first pitch and you know, the as during the offseason have done a lot to improve the fan experience at the coliseum thaudz these giant billboards much larger than the old ones. two of them installed to try to make the game that much more fun for the fans. opening day it is here. first pitch 7:05. sunny gray, the as ace will be on the mound. of course, there will be a lot of new faces on this 2015 squad. the as have made a lot of moves just nine returning players. but, of course, as fans are feeling good. the team looked great during spring training with the most wins in the major leagues. hoping to things off with a win. >> we have the best record in baseball for spring training which we all know doesn't mean much because the games don't

count but it shows there is a ton of talent on the teams. >> reporter: and some of the give aways including an emoji t- shirt that you see. that's on tape 25th and then may 28th they will be given -- giving away bobbleheads that talk. so when comes down here. that's some of the freebies they will be getting. it's the first pitch tonight and as fans are feeling high hopes. >> why didn't you take your buddy dave with you? [laughter] the giants begin their defense in arizona. it's world series madison

bumgarner on the mound. fans can still get in on the unif. fans can go to at&t park to bach the game. the home omer is next monday afternoon against the colorado rockies. steve keeping a close eye on the forecast for that. stay with us. you can also get more bay area sports on our website, ktvu.com. we've got opening baseball, the last day of march madds in -- mad ntsb. sal is ready to be in the official sal seat. i need to you talk -- you to talk about our commute. >> the east by commute has not been that great. i have a feeling if we didn't have the truck stalled on the bridge it would have been a lot better. on the eastshore freeway, things are improving quite a bit. when we have a problem on the bay bridge, usually it doesn't improve this quickly. i'm sure that some people this

week have spring break. still will be waiting at the toll plaza. this is a look at the commute on 880, usually it's very slow through here. i like what you see here. look at contra costa county, a lot of green here. this is what we like to see. 680 all the way to san ramon, 24 looks good to the tunnel. mostly sunny here for many. but there's been a little bit of rain around the russian river area. guerneville, up to cazadero. a little shower there. south of that there's a lot of sunshine. it will be sunny here. some clouds to the north bay. some rain favorable until this evening and tonight and then it will start to work its way towards us. again very tough call. but they will get the game in. it could be veryive give after the 7th inning. rain west and north. maybe not over them until after

the game. it's gone but clouds are lifting to the north. it's possible we could get an isolated shower or two. these are going south to north. there is a lot up here to like. the key is up here. it has a long way. it's going to by tonight and then tonight into tomorrow. 30s for many this morning. reports -- they are firing up the smudge pots or getting them ready to go up towards yountville. thanks for the information. to help with the fans or the wind machines as well. i think that could be the case again on wednesday. wednesday there might be a enough breeze and clouds to prevent that. a lot of cloud cover to the north. mostly sunny to the south. until tonight, this moves in. this will give everyone pretty good rain and possible showers and thundershowers on that system. the sierra winter storm watch is out. a couple of feet.

i think some of the higher elevations. if we can get enough moisture here. it wouldn't take much. we could get snow. right around here. sun in the morning and then clouds. maybe a few showers. wind picks up later. already showing signs of that. highs today, 50s and 60s at best. actually below normal. lows and the highs. both below average for this time of year. been above for the longest time. cold morning, thursday. and better -- well, it shouldn't better friday -- it should be better. >> thank you. one of the world's most dangerous hiking trails is back open. after the break, the reason it was shut down for more than a decade.

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years, one of the world's most dangerous hiking trails has reopened to the public. spain's trail is a five-mile long path that takes between 4 and 5 hours to complete because its tricky terrain. . the government decided to rebuild it to make the trail safer. it reopened after undergoing 2.5 million worth of renovations. >> yikes. >> good luck if you want to try try -- yes. yikes. let's show you the traffic is going to be busy in the east bay especially as you drive through quickly now to the toll plaza it's backed founder a 25- minute delay. 880 is actually doing better than we thought and if you are driving on 24 from walnut creek over to oakland, it is a nice

drive. today's weather is early. breeze beginning to pick up. but mostly sunny unless you are up in the north bay. cloudy. a few light showers. this main band comes in tonight overnight into tuesday. then we get the cold, unstable air that will last into wednesday and then things calm down it will feel bienter like around here. pretty good rain. >> get some sleep tonight. >> yeah. >> i plan it on. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon. thank you for joining us.

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