we're live in the oakland hills where east bay m.u.d. crews are trying to clean up a spill, a concrete spill, into a creek. we'll tell you the environmental impact it could have on wildlife. more breaches than any other airport in the country. the new measures being announced at sfo today in the wake of a surprising study. it's all ahead on "mornings on 2." east bay mud has a huge

mess on its hands. we're live where a crew accidentally spilled 120 cubic yards of wet concrete into a creek. that's the equivalent of more than 24,000 gallons. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty is check out the mess and coming up in minutes, she will tell us what it will take to save the creek. good morning. it's thursday, april 9th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check with steve paulson on our weather. it's kind of cold outside the doors. a little chilly. it's quiet. we do have some 30s popping up. heard from frank. san ansell mow, 38 degrees -- anselmo, 38 degrees. the dew points are up. a lot of moisture in the air. about 38 to had -- to 42. 49 in san francisco to start. 59 and 65 for a high today. except for the higher clouds,

there's a slow spinning out. that's where it will stay. it won't impact us except for the higher clouds. mostly sunny today. but just gradual warming on the temps. fairfield is in there, santa rosa, novato was at one time 39. livermore made it to 40. haven't seen anything else. half moon bay, 43. patchy fog at best. it will be a mostly sunny day. slightly warmer. i will get on my toes. just a little bit. upper 60s to near 70 degrees. all right. sal, one issue. that was earlier. anything new? >> you got a message from frank. the matuccis are famous. >> he's a very good man. he sends me wonderful weather information. >> good morning, everyone. those of you who live there, you know why, right? let's take a look at the commute. traffic is moving along as you drive on northbound 101. it's she. it's slow as you come up to the

880 interchange. there was a traffic accident northbound 101 at trimble road and that accident is still there. that -- they are still trying to get that out of the way. traffic will be slow up 880. i would recommend using 280 instead. 280 is a little bit better as you get up to the valley. you don't want to be caught in this slow traffic on northbound 101. let's move along and take a look at the commute here on westbound bay bridge. that's about a 20, 25-minute delay. there are no problems getting into san francisco. 580, westbound 580, that looks pretty good. better than normal as you head up tonight dublin interchange. 880 is getting slower. had been nice but now it's getting slower between hayward and fremont. back to the desk. in about an hour, cleanup crews should return to mopping up an environmental hazard in the oakland hills.

tara moriarty is live in the upper rockridge area near that location and now that it's just about daylight, can you see how big of a mess this is? >> reporter: we're just in one sort of small area. we're kind of perched up high. the mess is down below. i think you put it nicely. this is more than 24,000 gallons of stuff that spilled. if you can imagine cartons of milk instead they have filled with a foamy concrete, that's hoey large of a mess we're talking about. crews should be arriving any minute. you can see the hose. they were using that to siphon some of the concrete out. there's also a bucket down there at the bottom of the creek bed. we know they were scooping out some of the concrete which has hardened some of the creek. east bay m.u.d. said one of its contractors was working above mountain view cemetery when they accidentally left a valve open pumping concrete into glen echo creek.

this creek drains from the east bay hose and is the main creek emptying into lake merritt. >> a neighbor noticed the subcontractor and within 15 minutes our construction inspector was on site looking for the source of the leak of the open valve, shut off the valve and began the steps to repair. >> reporter: cleanup work started yesterday afternoon. it's expected to take three days to get the concrete out of the stream bed. they've launched a full investigation to see what led up to the spill. as far as wildlife that was damaged, anything under the creek bed would have been killed. according to biologists, they think that's mainly insects since we are in this drought and the conditions are so dry. most everything had been dried up. we're live in the oakland hills, back to you. >> a little bit of a silver lining as far as the drought is concerned and the damage down. thank you, tara. 7:05. surprising findings about

airport security in a brand-new report. it concludes san francisco international airport had more security breaches than any other major airport in the country. alex savidge is out at snowe, talking -- out at sfo talking to travelers. >> reporter: good morning. there is quite a bit of concern among passengers about these security lapses. later on, airport officials will be outlining some of the measures they've taken to beef up perimeter security and make sure that people don't sneak on the property. these improvements come in response to the arrests last month of a homeless woman accused of walking onto a runway here at sfo. now, airport officials appear to be on the defensive somewhat after an analysis of data by the associated press found sfo had more security braves than any other -- breaches than any other airport in the country over the last decade. the report found from january of 2004 to january of this year there were 37 perimeter

breaches. this report did not count cases where a passenger went through a terminal checkpoint without being screened. the focus was breakdowns that allowed unauthorized people to get past prim mip ter fencing. any say perimeter clear should be a focus. >> i think so. >> i just don't know how the fences around the airport are so -- so easy to jump over. and that is a big deal. >> reporter: here is a closer look at the airports with the most security lapses, according to this report. right after sfo, philadelphia airport second on the list with 25 breaches followed by l.a.x. where there were 24. at mineta, there were 18. remember, at the san jose airport, that's where a teenager last year jumped a perimeter fence and stowed away

in the wheel well during a flight to hawaii. officials again will be outlining prim him ter enhancements -- perimeter enhancements. back to you. >> all right, alex savidge. thank you. there is a new push in berkeley to end the city's controversial ambassador program. there was outrage last month over this video showing a berkeley ambassador beating a homeless man following another confrontation earlier in the day. the program is operated by an outside company that contracts with the city to provide safety patrols, hospitality services and street cleaning. one city commission that called for the program to be canceled is now calling on the city council to help the homeless find a place to live. this morning sa bra is recalling -- sabra is recalling 30,000 cases of hummus.

the voluntary recall is due to a possible listeria contamination. according to the centers for disease control listeria primarily affects older adults, pregnant women and anyone with a weak immune system. no one has gotten sick. there's a use-by date of may 11th or may 15th. downtown san jose's new smart parking meters have a big flaw that may recall in undeserved parking tickets. the mercury news reports that road sensors connected to the meters can too sensitive and can reset the time to zero when a heavy truck passes by. this has led to a number of faulty parking tickets and because the tickets only cost $40, a lot of drivers don't bother to fight them. the city says it turned off the sensors on some of the meters and it is working to fix the flaw. in the meantime, drivers are being asked to report any

faulty tickets they may receive. >> what, tori? >> i know. i was reading the article about this. a lot of people saying, i thought i was going crazy. i thought i had more time on my meter and i get this ticket. residents of oakland fed up with crime, coming up in 20 minute, who is pointing fingers and demanning change after recent deadly violence downtown. more fallout from the officer-involved shooting in south carolina over the weekend. up next, how hillary clinton is putting herself in the middle of this story. good morning. we're looking at slow traffic in san jose heading up to the airport on 101. it's getting a little better now that they've cleared what was there. i will tell you what happened coming up. our rain is gone for now. a lot of high clouds. there are hints of the slightly warmer weather. we'll see if that will carry into the weekend.

the investigation and fallout continues this morning after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed african-american man in south carolina. ktvu fox 2 reporter paul chambers joins us now with the new details we're learning and who is now speaking out against the incident. >> we're receiving a lot of new details about this case. a possible presidential candidate spoke out about it. a prior incident also involving the same south carolina officer is getting a closer look into dash cam's video that's expected to be released. if you haven't seen this incident, i want to warn you. it is disturbing. [ sound of gunfire ] >> i'm not supposed to bury my son. my son is supposed to bury me. i'm very -- i'm very heartbroken because of it. >> this cell phone video shows michael slager firing his weapon eight times at walter

scott striking him in the back. slager had five years on the force but was let go after saturday's shooting and now faces murder charges. the cell phone video shows him handcuffing scott and walking away only to return with a dark object that appears to be dropped. slager said he feared for his life after scott allegedly took his taser. but the man who recorded the video is speaking out and said i got mad but what he recorded didn't match what the officer claimed. he goes on to say, they were down on the floor before i started recording. i remember police had control of the situation, scott was trying to get away from the taser. the fbi and the justice department are investigating the shooting. one bay area deputy chief questioned slager's action. >> what i was seeing was not registering with what could be considered, you know, a reasonable use of deadly force under what the circumstances

seemed to show. >> back in 2013, the officer had an unnecessary use of force against him dismissed. today, the north charleston department will take another look at that 2013 case. now, also, former secretary of state, potential presidential candidate, hillary clinton, weighed in on saying praying for the scott family. we can do better. rebuild trust, respect all lives. tori? >> all right. paul chambers live for us. new interesting developments coming out. let's get you to where you need to go. sal you are watching the roadsant the bridges. how does it look? >> a little bit slow in some areas. let's start off with the look at the commute here as you drive on highway 4. it's getting a little better coming through the area. you can see traffic is moving along okay. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up for a about a 20-minute

delay before you make it on the span. that includes the approaches. san mateo bridge busy traffic westbound as you drive there. northbound 101 rae covering after an earlier problem but things are getting better. 20 and 85 are -- 280 and 85 are decent alternates. a little bit of fog up near petaluma kind of lifting and settling back in. that report from gary, says a bit strange here. usually when the fog lifts it continues to lift. that's not the case. as today. texas rangers. day baseball. le to mid-60s a little bit of a westerly breeze. but overall, maybe partly sunny. san jose, the same forecast as far as high clouds, have some of those filtererring around. high today of 70 degrees. the system that we thought might clip us a couple of days ago settled off far enough to the west. that's about all it's going to do. except for these higher clouds and some of that patchy fog. there are a lot of upper 30s

but at least not the low 30s. 39, 38, fairfield is in there. low 40s for many. everyone in the 40s including sfo. water temps are close to where they should be. maybe 1 or 2 degrees above. i know salmon season starts. i would be interested to see if anyone has been out. last year, they were way down because the water temps were warm. i'm wondering what the status is this year. if you are out there, let me know. 30s. 41 in sacramento. south lake tahoe, 29. to the south you can see the higher clouds drifting in. it's a dry pattern. maybe tuesday. doesn't look strong. chilly, cold morning. patchy fog. it will be mostly sunny but the storm track. high pressure is building in

but it doesn't look terribly strong. a lot of sunshine. except for a lot of those higher clouds kind of moving about. warmer today but kind of a gradual warmup. upper 60s here for many. sonoma, 68. napa is in there. santa rosa, 68 degrees. upper 60s, low 70s inland. mid-60s around berkeley, oakland, also alameda. same for much of the santa clara valley. if it's not upper 60s, it's low 70s. on the peninsula, upper 60s to near 70. 60s on the coast. near average for this time of year. it does look warmer with a lot of sunshine going into the weekend. changes may be early next week. it's not a screaming message. we had a nice change this week up at mammoth mountain. had 2 feet of snow. dave -- [laughter] >> took a little break. i don't want to show off or anything but -- but i know

boreal had 2 feet. bear valley 18, northstar 18 inches. we finally got snow. kirkwood had 2 feet of snow. maybe tuesday they might get more. >> i was trying to impress you. >> dave, you didn't have to do that. >> a little bit. >> thank you. 7:18. google now has a patent for a system to protect you from spoilers about your favorite tv shows, books and movies. it's software that tracks how far along you are in that show, book or movie, then it would scan your feeds for plot spoilers and those no spoilers would be censored but google says this may never become reality. a spokesperson says the company holds patents on several ideas. some become products and some don't. we have jennifer lopez to thank for one of google's big innovations. eric schmidt told project

syndicate the plunging versace ground she wore to the grammys in 2000 was the biggest search team that google had ever seen at that time. fans wanted to see pictures of the dress. but they would only get lines of text. so schmidt said the image search was drone. lopez says she has the dress still on a mannequin. >> i will never forget it. [laughter] >> i know. nasa's chief scientist said it's just a matter of time to find out we're not alone. how soon we will confirm aliens do exist. neighbors say it attracts squatters and blight. what happened when we started to ask questions about an old san francisco police station that's been a nuisance for years.

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early yesterday. but noelle walker made a few phone calls which led to some quick results. >> reporter: when the door opened 15 years ago, this wide open warehouse space was one of the city's largest photo film studios. >> i never thought i would outlive kodak. >> reporter: terry changed with the times, converting the building into a tech and product event space. the neighborhood is in the middle of a renaissance. >> this is dog patch. >> reporter: but one building is stuck in time. >> in the 15 years i've been here this particular tenant has given this piece of property zero attention, none. >> reporter: this property behind the building doesn't feel like the rest of the neighborhood. >> well, i would say beirut after the bombing. >> reporter: even more surprising than how it looks it who owns the property. >> i would venture to guess it's the city of san francisco. >> reporter: it's the if,

police department's old station long abandoned by pd and it seems everyone else. >> it's a jewel. somewhere down there in that garbage, there a jewel. >> reporter: garbage and graffiti, the only landscaping and the vacant property isn't totally vary can't. we saw a woman -- vacant. we saw a woman unlocking her makeshift lock to leave. >> reporter: she says the city has a double standard. there are fines for anyone else who lets graffiti and garbage sit. >> man up. put yourselves in our shoes and act the same way you would if you were an individual that owned a piece of property in the dog patch. >> reporter: we called them. noelle walker with ktvu. they told us to call the department of real estate. what department is in charge. old police station? they told us to call the police department, the last occupant of the dilapidated building.

>> i know nobody in the neighborhood wants a property in disrepair and so as soon as we're made aware of it, we're responsible. >> reporter: shortly after our call to the chief, the police department sent a crew over to paint over the graffiti and clear the encampment. quick work that took too -- that took too long. >> we're looking for good leadership. >> the police chief says his department shares blame with the department of real estate which plans to put the building up for sale. 7:26. under fire again. up next, the latest scandal involving the agency that protects the president. >> reporter: we're live on the campus of uc berkeley where the students are up after camping overnight. coming up, we'll have more. we're looking at the marin

commute, the marin bound commute. if you are heading over to marin, we'll tell you what you will likely face on the way to 101. a little built of fog out there in the north bay up to lake county. it will be mostly sunny. what about the weekend? any changes? we'll take a look at it.

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7:29. we're live at uc berkeley where students are, once again, staging a protest. but their cause is different this time. instead of tuition hikes, these students are taking a stand on climate change. ktvu tea brian flores is -- ktvu's brian flores is there and he will have more. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i like how steve has given a brisk thursday morning. >> it's refreshing. >> yeah. >> on the cool side yesterday. today will be machine. there was higher clouds about, i should say, and some patchy fog, especially up towards the north bay, north of novato towards petaluma. once it lifts, it will be partly sunny. day baseball, looks good. upper 50s, low 60s. should top out at 64. these higher clouds most are staying to the south or far enough to the west where it doesn't make much of an impact. they are filtering over the area with 30s and 40s, not the

critical minimums. dew points stayed up. that allowed dew points to get to 37. a lot of upper 30s, low 40s except for some maybe patchy fog. otherwise, it looks good. that system will stay well off to the west and not impact us except for higher clouds. mostly sunny. a little bit warmer. but not a lot. upper 60s to very, very low 70s. low to mid-60s closer to the water's edge. all right, sal, any updates? there are slow spots but we have slightly better than usual conditions on what is spring break for some. as we look at the san mateo bridge, we have a lot of slow traffic heading out to the high rise. remember, eastbound and westbound san mateo bridge will close for two weekends in may. the weekend of may 8th to the 11th and 15th through the 18th. we'll be telling you more about a that but bought that in the back of your -- about that, but put that in the back of your

mind. the traffic at the tone looks -- at the toll plaza looks good. you can see there's road sensors at the bridge. we promised a look at marin. southbound 101 from highway 37 to central san rafael is below the speed limit. back to the desk. >> thank you. happening now, uc berkeley students, they are camped out in front of the chancellor's office to get his attention on climate change. cute fox 2's brian flores is -- ktvu fox 2's brian flores is there where students want campus leaders to take a stand on climate change. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. it has to deal mostly with fossil fuels. them say that's because that's the leading cause of climate change. as you can see in front of california hall, some protesters still sleeping. others, most of them are up, making signs this morning, hoping to get the chance learn attention when he -- to get the

chancellor's attention when he arrives. they want to sit down to ask him to publicly decide whether the university will divest from fossil fuels. the group is planning a sit-in in front of the chancellor's office. he did meet three weeks ago to discuss this but now the group says now is the time for chancellor to pick a side. >> what we're looking at is this entire portfolio $91 billion total. $10billion is in the energy sector. but we're calling for divestment of the $3 billion in the top 200 oil and gas companies. part of the reason, this is a national movement. divestment is at college campuses across the country. >> reporter: the group says it isn't necessarily calling them out for using the fossil fuels but to call out the industry. organizers say the divestment

campaign has spread to over 500 colleges and religious institutions around the world. as we take it back out here live, many protesters up and making signs out here this morning. the group also says undergraduate students have passed fossil fuel divestment. here at cal, their own student government has divested about $3 million of their own money to divest from fossil fuel. we'll stay on top of this and see what develops in the next hour of "mornings on 2." >> talk to you later. also happening today, doctors who care and treat university of california students, they are going on strike this morning. the doctors work at student health centers on the ten uc campuses and say school officials are withholding information about funding and what's being spent. they also say funding for student health is being cut. that strike is expected to

continue until monday. the easter morning shooting death of a young musician in oakland has led to calls for improved security outside of nightclubs in the area. last night an overflow crowd attended a special meeting organized by the old oakland neighbors group. the young musician was hit by a stray bullet early sunday morning after finishing a gig in downtown oakland. many residents say nightclubs are partly to became for four homicides in the last two years and at least a half-dozen shootings. however, nightclub owners say they are already doing more than what's required. >> we have five guards that are in house on any given night and then we have one other one that's outside that's just solely outside. we actually employ six. >> the old oakland neighbors group wants more police patrolling the streets on the weekend. 7:35. sunnyvale police examining

surveillance video now following a deadly officer- involved shooting yesterday morning. it happened about 11:00. police responded to reports of a robbery at a liquor store on tasman drive near the lawrence expressway. police say an officer arrived to find the suspect in a back alley and he had a knife. police say the man would not put the knife down and when the man started to approach the officer, the officer opened fire. >> the guy was just standing holding a knife and we just heard the officer screaming at hill put the knife down. he wouldn't. that's when they shot him. >> the suspect identified as a white man, mid-20s, was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say they did recover a knife at the scene. witness cell phone video as well as nearby surveillance video have been confiscated as part of the investigation. facing a warm, dry summer and mandatory water

restrictions, families are scrambling to find ways to cut back. pam cook joins us in the studio talk to about using water that's currently going to west. >> we're talking about gray water. many business parks use it to water lawns. but our severe drought tas haiken the black -- has taken the practice into the neighborhood. the drought extending into a fourth year, front lawns becoming a thing of the past. the details of the plan are still being worked out. but governor brown has issued mandatory cuts in urban water use. many of us have been conserving for many years. where do you find an additional 25% of water to cut? well, gray water action is a dlab rative of people teaching families and business owners about gray water. it's affordable household systems that can dramatically reduce water use. it captures water from your dish washer and washing man

into your yard. we'll talk more about this in the next hour. but there's hands-on workshops and presentations. they have a couple of coming up in oakland and richmond in may. we have a link on our website about some of the cities, including san francisco that are calling into this gray water action and helping people make use of that. tori? >> thank you, pam. 7:38. a bill that would make vaccinations mandatory across the state is now one step closer to becoming law. after an emotional hearing, a senate panel volted to require all california school children to be vaccinated. opponents of the bill rallied at the state capitol. many citing concerns about risks of autism. here in the bay area opinions are mixed. >> i believe it's up to parents and it's their choice. but my first concern would be all kids are safe. >> i don't think they have a right not to vaccinate their child unless there is a medical

reason the child cannot be vaccinated. >> an overwhelming majority of doctors say science has proved there's no autism link and that vaccines save lives. four supreme court rulings have allowed health officials to force vaccinations prior to entering school saying that community health trumps personal belief. the obama administration is calling for a federal ban on gay conversion therapy. it's a practice some believe converts people from gay to straight. president obama's senior adviser says conversion therapy is neither medically nor etically appropriate and -- ethically appropriate and can cause harm. valerie jarret urges states to ban the therapy. california already has a bhan place. there is a new scandal involving the secret service. the agency has put a senior supervisor on indefinitely leave after a female employee accused him of groping her last

month. she said he made unwanted sexual advances and grabbed her. last month, two agents drove a car into a secure area near the white house during a bomb investigation. in january, the agency faced criticism after a small drone crash landed on the white house lawn. the next ten years could answer the questions about whether we're alone in the uni. a scientist predicted we will find alien life by 2025. they say it will not be in the forms found in movies. instead, they will be tiny thigh crow scoppic features -- microjohnic -- microscopic features. they say the best chance of fining them is on jupiter.

7:40. is sfo protected from potential threats? coming up at 8:00, the troubling revolution about security breaches at the airport and the major upgrades being announced today. and ahoy. we're getting ready to set sail. we're at the pacific boat show happening all this weekend in oakland. got the safety vest on. i will show you some. beautiful boats and yachts that can you come down and peruse. maybe purchase. we'll also be talking safety on the water. all of that coming up when "mornings on 2" continues. ♪ the weather started getting rough ♪

the french culture called for a meeting. their social media accounts and websites were hacked by individuals claiming to belong to isis. isis has not claimed responsibility for the attack. french officials want media companies to assess their vulnerability. anti-hacking measures had already been increased following january's deadly shooting at a satirical magazine and hostage situation at a kosher grocery store. life in prison or the death penalty? that's the decision jurors will have to make now that dzhokhar tsarnaev has been convicted in the boston marathon bombing trial. those in the courtroom say he showed no emotion when the verdict was read.

he's being held responsible for the attacks that killed three people and injured 260 others. in as well pass the death of an m.i.t. police officer who was killed during a manhunt in the following days. after the verdict came out, people placed flowers pat the marathon finish line and reflected on the attacks. >> i'm just greatful -- grateful to have the team that did the work to make the right outcome happening. i don't want to carry the anger. >> during the sentencing phase, the jury will hear evidence that could determine his fate. the proceedings begin monday and could take up to a month. 7:45. well, back here at home, a popular bay area boat show with a very rich history is dropping anchor today at oakland's jack london square. exhibitors from all over the country, they come here for the 2015 strictly sail pacific boat show. now, alex savidge is right there in oakland with a very

important lesson and you are looking good there along the water but you've got info that could possibly save lives as well. >> reporter: we'll be talking safety on the water in just a bit. obviously, i have my life jacket on here. we're on board one of the beautiful boats that's part of this show. this is a 32-foot yacht that we're on board and i got some of my friends here as well. it's a gorgeous boat. this is one of hundred of boats you will see if you come down this weekend. it's the strictly sail pacific boat show happening here at jack london square. you can see the setup they have. all of these boats will be here. you can walk on board, take a look. maybe sail off with one of the boats. all of them on sail. this is happening at jack london square throughout the weekend. let me bring in peter durant. you with sail america. this is the trade group for the sailing industry. you put on this show, largest on the west coast.

>> largest and oldest. >> reporter: what is it about sailing? i don't spend a lot of time on the water. what would you say to someone who is fascinating about sailing? >> it's the romance and the lifestyle. being on the water is calm and reap laxing. it's a beautiful days to be at 8:00 this morning. >> reporter: it is gorgeous out here. there's hundred of boats down here. what is the scene when they come down here? they can hop on board, ask questions? >> you can engage with industry experts and very knowledgeable people. there are seminars onshore. you can learn from people sailing and engaging in the lifestyle. you can take a class get out on the water. enjoy some of these boats. >> reporter: of course the question that comes up when you talk about oefning your own -- owning your own boat and getting into sailing, we're talking about this 32 --

>> 38. >> reporter: 38. excuse me. i sold it short. ial.jiz -- i apologize. whats what a yacht like this cost? >> it's probably around $300,000. >> reporter: but there are cheaper boats here. >> there are. you can start onshore with probably a boat that starts at $2500. nice bikopin. >> reporter: another aspect of the show is water safety. we all have our life vets on this morning. >> dressed appropriately. >> reporter: you can't get on a boat without a life jacket. >> that's true. >> reporter: what's the best way to put one on for those people who spend time on the water? >> well, as you point out, the only way they work is if you are wearing them. this will be our model demonstration. we'll have her birk up up her life jacket and -- buckle up

her life jacket. >> reporter: it has nothing snug. >> it has to be comfortable and snug. not overly tight and not too loose. the most important thing, it doesn't ride up too high and float off your head. >> reporter: we see these water rescues and life jackets are absolutely key. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you for modeling that. i put mine on and i could barely breathe. society that meant it was too -- so that meant it was too late. it's the strictly sail pacific boat show. it happens starting today. the doors, if you will, the dock opens at 10:00 and goes until this sunday. >> thank you. the show is taking place today through sunday, at jack london square. tickets are $15 for a one-day adult pass but there are discontinues if you plan to go for one day. >> looking out of the estuary.

we want to check in with sal right now. see what's happening on the roads. with are we still seeing a break from spring break? >> a little bit. you can tell, although at the bay bridge there is still a backup. it's getting a little bit better. there's our spider. i think the spider lives there. at first i thought it was visiting but this is the spider's home. dis's peering under our traffic authority sign. let's take a look at the commute on northbound 880. if you are driving on the eastshore freeway, it's been a nice drive. on 80 westbound, you can see the road sensor is not showing much. same thing from concord to walnut creek. 7:50. let's go to steve.

steve? apparently we're having trouble with steve's mic. until that gets fixed -- >> the spider took the mic, maybe. we'll check in with steve for a moment with the forecast. it's nice outside. leave it at that the. i wanted dave to read this story. it's a risque dress that no one can forget. i'm going to cover his eyes. mum in -- coming up in 20 minutes how the gown wore by j- lo created a google feature.

rain is gone but mostly sunny skies. we have day baseball. looks good. 12:35. maybe upper 50s, low 60s. i think we'll top out at 64. a little westerly breeze there. a few high clouds. looks pretty good. san francisco, about the same. starting off upper 40s. 59. go for a high of 65. san jose starting off in the 40s. we'll end up a soft, soft 70 as we say. a lot of high clouds. a weak system. it will stay out here. it does spin in a few high clouds. a little bit of fog up in the north bay. not a lot. but there are pockets where it's lifting and hanging out

around petaluma. 30s for many. not the critical minimums. but upper 30s for a lot or near 40. water temps are in the 50s. 54 don't see it all of the time. running slightly above average. petaluma has reports of fog. santa rosa, napa, 10 miles visibility. it has not settled in there yesterday. the napa airport has a windchill of 33 degrees. 19 up in truckee. 37 arcata. south lake tahoe, blue canyon warming up a lot bit. i think you will start to see that warm up a little bit. patchy fog, hardly anything to the north except ta few high clouds to clouds -- except a few high clouds to the south. as we head in the weekend, mostly sunny skies. a little bit warmer. but not the 80s or 90s. just upper 60s and low to mid- 70s. but warmer today. kind of a slow process here. a little bit of a breeze but not like we had yesterday. 60s for many. upper 60s. near 70 for a few. but again, not much of a spread

here. alameda, 65, brentwood, 70. livermore 70. same for the santa clara valley. coast, 60s. peninsula upper 60s to low 70s. looks pretty good going into the weekend. next hint of any rain would be tuesday. but that looks week. 7:55. walgreens announced it will close 200 of the stores nationwide. now, there's no timetable for the closures. walgreens is still finalizing the list of stores that will close. we don't know yet if bay area stores will be affected. walgreens is the nation's biggest drugstore chain. this is part of its plan to cut $1 billion in costs. a salt lake city man says the communication mixup landed him in a closed-door meeting with president obama. a utah solar company says it received a white house invitation to send someone to sit in the audience for the president's utah speech last week. >> the company sent a relatively low level employee because he serves on the national guard and the

president's speech was partially focused on employing veterans but when the young man arrived, he was ushered into a private room sitting one seat away from the world's most powerful man. >> here i am with the commander- in-chief and i'm a little underdressed. >> just a little. without a jacket. he says the president asked him about the solar company he works for and career paths for veterans in the industry. the meeting lasted about 40 minutes. as for the miscommunication, the white house has not commented but i assume he got security clearance. i've dealt with former first ladies and they go through -- >> yeah. great story. it turns out sma's smart meters may not -- san jose's smart meters may not be that part at all. how this could lead drivers with parking tickets they don't deserve. >> reporter: we're lav n oakland hills -- we're live in

the oakland hills where crews will be cleaning up a cement spill. we'll tell you why this accident poses an environmental threat. good morning. we're looking at a commute in the south bay that's a little bit slow on 280 approaching 17. we'll tell you a little more -- coming up.

welcome back. security at sfo, a major concern for travelers after several breaches. coming up an unsettling report. it's about security lapses and what's being done to fix them. we're live right now. east bay m.u.d. has a huge mess on its hands. this is a live picture. we're in oakland. a crew accidentally spilled gallons of cement into a creek. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's tara moriarty will be here live. she will tell us what it will take to get things back to normal and keep that mess away from lake merritt and other areas. welcome back. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's check on weather and traffic. steve, we got your mic fixed. we're gonna have a -- more average weather, i guess? >> yes. we finally heard from bubba th tortoise. >> we did.

>> he tweets me and dave once in a while. at&t seagull tweets me. the bay bridge once in a while. porter, chock lit lab occasionally. i know it's -- i know they are tweets. i know it's them. the system off to the pacific will bring in a few high clouds. had a few 30s. 37, 38 is where it cut off. did not get down to 32 degrees. the dew point stayed up, which did give us some fog. so far, santa rosa and napa airport saying 10 miles visibility. it can sneak around a little bit. not much in the way of coastal fog. if you are heading to the as game just fine. mostly sunny, low 60s on the temps. warmer today but kind of a --

we're getting to the traditional end of the morning commute. as we get out and take a look at the commute here at the toll plaza, it's backed up to the macarthur maze. it's been a 20-minute delay. once you get on the bridge, it looks good but things in the rest of the east bay have been improving quite a bit. this is look now at the commute on the san mateo bridge. that was heavy a little while ago. it looks good heading out to the high rise. 680 in walnut creek has improved. 8:2. back to the desk. preparations are underway for crews in the oakland hills to clean up a pretty big environmental mess. that's after concrete spilled into a creek bed yesterday. tara moriarty is there live and tara, now that it's lighter and i believe you are up at the location, how big of a problem is this? >> reporter: it's pretty big. if you can imagine standing in a football field with your arms out stretched, this goopy stuff is up to your waste.

it stretches from end zone to end zone. if you take a look behind me, it's at the bottom of this creek right here. officials say that when it flowed over the creek bed, it killed anything underneath it. mostly insects, biologists think since the creek has dried up pretty good. work crews were trying to seal off a pipe as part of the pipeline replacement project. but someone left a valve open on that pipe. east bay m.u.d. says one of its contractors was working bosque mountain view cemetery when they -- above mountain view cemetery when they pumped the this stuff in this creek. >> we're taking downstream water quality samples and make sure the cement hasn't gone further downstream. the cement makes this a lot more acky line.

>> reporter: the cleanup should take three days. they've launched an investigation. there are going to be several agencies out here later this morning. california fish and wildlife, water control, the state office of emergency services, as well as the epa all trying to get to the bottom of the mishap. tara moriarty, back to you. >> so unfortunate. what a mess. thank you. some surprising findings about airport security in a new report and in particular, san francisco international airplane. now, behind mean, you are look the at a live picture we're out at sfo, the study by the associated press says sfo had more security breaches than any other major airport in the country. but in just two hours from now, sfo officials will be holding a news conference, they will tell us all about the latest security upgrades. the airport has beefed up perimeter security to keep intruders out. you may remember last month, a homeless woman was arrested on

charges she walked out onto the runway. now, officials appear to be defensive after an analysis found between january of 2004 and january of this year there were 37 breaches at sfo, the most of any airport. philadelphia was number two with 25. l.a.x. had 24. mineta san jose rounded out the top five with 18 breaches. some of the passengers at sfo this morning told us they are alarmed by these findings. >> security is a big deal. i think that right now it's bad. >> that news conference at 10:00 at sfo officials will outline prim mip ter security -- perimeter security improvements in place. now, the associated press said its report did not count cases where a person snuck past

terminal checkpoints without being screened. the focus of the study was the breakdowns that allowed unauthority iced people to get -- unauthorized people to get past the fencing at the airport. sabra dipping company is recalling 30,000 cases of hummus. the voluntary recall of the company's classic hummus is because of a possible listeria contamination. according to the centers for disease control, listeria primarily affects older adults, pregnant women, newborns and anyone with a weak immune system. so far, no one has gotten sick from the hummus. the recall is limited to cases with a use-by date of may 11th or may 15th. today, vice president joe biden and his wife will arrive in the bay area. the vice president is coming to help raise money for the democratic congressional campaign. this is a by-innovatation only event scheduled for 7:00 tonight. tomorrow, he will visit a pg&e

center in oakland to talk about job training. at 6:45 tonight, the vice president's wife will be at de anza college in cupertino. dr. jill biden wants to hear directly from students about their community college experiences. there's a new push in berkeley to end the city's controversial ambassador program. there was outrage last month after a video surfaced showing a berkeley ambassador beating a homeless man. the two had a confrontation earlier in the day. the ambassador program is operated by an outside company for the city to provide safety patrols, hospitality services and street cleaning. one city commission that had called for the program to be canceled is now calling on the city council to help the homeless find a place to live. 8:07. walnut creek city council gave the okay to a plan to revitalize the downtown area. that includes food trucks, wall murals, outdoor movies and

music events. all designed to keep people coming to the city while the retail area is under construction. now, planned activities include an annual october fest, a monthly first wednesday street fair and weekly food events. still not clear when the plan will take effect. today, a group of people is teaming up for the first dolores volunteer day of the season. their goal, they are gonna pick up trash and clean up dolores park. it's made up -- the group is made up you of marriott hotel workers, rec and park workers and a lot of volunteers. the cleanup starts at 1:00. now, if you are interested in volunteering, you are invited to meet the group at the entrance fought playground at dolores park. that park has had a lot of traffic problems -- trash problems. back in march, the city had to spend $400,000 a year just picking up crash into dope low res park -- doe low low res

park -- dolores park. the mercury news reports road sensors connected to the parking meters are too sensitive and can reset the time to zero when a heavy truck goes by. this has led to a lot of tickets. the city says it turned off the sensors on some of the meters and it's working to fix the flaw. in the meantime, drivers are being asked to report fell faulty tickets they -- any faulty tickets they may receive. 8:10. people are camped out on campus this morning. coming up at 8:30, why some uc berkeley students will stage a sit-in at the chancellor's office. more fallout from the disturbing cell phone video in south carolina showing a police officer fatally shooting a man in the back. after the break what city officials are requiring all

police officers to do following this scandal. east bay commute, we'll show you a little bit of highway 24 and we'll take a look at some of the key commutes and let you know if they are lighter. kind of late to the party. but some fog has been forming. we'll take a look to see if that lasts into the weekend. more on that -- coming up. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now!

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the investigation continues this morning into a deadly police shooting in south carolina. the officer has been charged with murder and the community is reacting. ktvu fox 2 reporter paul chambers explains new video is about to be released of the shooting. >> good morning. this case is getting a lot of attention nationwide. today we're told the department will release dashcam video from last weekend's shooting. if you haven't seen the video, i want to warn you, it is disturbing. [ sound of gunfire ] >> i have watched the video, and i was sickened by what i saw. >> now, this cell phone video shows former police officer miking slager firing his weapon eight times at walter scott. slager had five years on the force but was let go after saturday's shooting and is now facing murder charges. the cell phone video shows slager handcuffing scott and then walking away only to return with a dark object that

it seemed slager dropped near scott's body. the man who recorded the video was speaking out saying he only released the video because of what he heard from the officer didn't match what he saw. slager's original statement seems to be different from the video. it shows slager says he feared for his life after scott allegedly took his taser. however, the man behind the cell phone video says that didn't happen. he says, they were on the floor before i started to record. i remember police had control of the situation. scott was trying to get away from the taser. the fbi and the justice department are investigating the shooting, a local attorney who represented oscar grant's family says this case is very similar. >> the distinguishing factor i would have to say between oscar grant and this particular video is how calm the officer appeared to be after firing eight bullets into this guy's back. you know, the officer didn't appear to have any real emotional reaction to this. >> now, former secretary of state hillary clinton weighed in on this case in a tweet saying, praying for walter

scott's family. heartbreaking and too familiar. we can do better,." the mayor said he's going to order more body cameras so all officers on the street will wear them. a san francisco man is behind bars after police say he stole a wallet from a 92-year- old woman and ripped off her shirt. officials say fred jones broke into the woman's house sunday. she spotted him as he was rummaging through her things. that's when jones allegedly grabbled the woman's wallet which was in a shirt pocket. jones eventually ripped off the woman's shirt and took off but the whole thing was caught on a surveillance camera. officers recognizeled jones from previous incidents and tracked him down yesterday. there is a building in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood. it's peaking cleaned up after a cute reporter started asking questions and the current owner

may surprise you. the people who live in the neighborhood are proud of the history and its upkeep. but one building owned by the police department was covered in graffiti and trash. neighbors say the city has a double standard here. they say there are fines for anyone who doesn't clean up graffiti. >> man up. put yourself in our shoes and act the same way you would if you were an individual if you owned a piece of property in the dog patch. >> after talking to neighbors, ktvu's noelle walker called the police department and they sent a crew over to clean up the graffiti, clean up the trash. the police chief said they are working with the department of real estate to repair the building and put it up for sale. 8:16. google has been granted a patent for a system that would protect you from spoilers about your favorite tv shows, books and movies. the patent documents describes software that tracks how far along you are in that show, the

book or the movie. then it would scan your social media feeds for plot spoilers and those would automatically be censored. but google says it may never even materialize. the spokeswoman said there's patents on a variety of ideas some of which materialize and some of which do not. we have jennifer le pez to thank for one of google's major innovations. google's carroll said the plunging versace gown she wore to the grammys in 2000 was the biggest search team that google had ever seen at that time. fans wanted to see pictures of the dress. back then, users would only get text results if they searched on google. so schmidt says the image search was born. lopez has posted a shot of herself on instagram with the hashtag, one dress can change the world. >> it's something you take for

granted. it's hard to believe that was 15 years ago. >> i know. >> wow. >> she looks exactly the same. >> yes, i noticed that. >> yes. 8:17. sal, you look the same, too. >> some of us. [ laughter ] >> well, i mean that as a compliment. >> thank you, cave -- dave and torpry. i look the same but my hair is grayer. let's take a look at what we have at the macarthur maze. there's slow traffic or at least crowded conditions trying to merge onto eastbound 580. when up get to the bay bridge, it's not too bad. there is a backup to be sure when you get to the bay bridge, it's backed up as it normally would be getting into san francisco. there's that spider again. ♪ >> some people suggest we name the spider. we're gonna work on that. let's go to the livermore valley. westbound 580 through dublin, livermore and that whole area into hayward. a little bit of slow traffic but things are definitely getting better and this leads

me to believe that this spring break is having a good effect on the morning commute. >> how about peter parker? >> okay. nice. i like that. ♪ spiderman ♪ >> when i was a kid, this was my favorite, spiderman. ♪ i liked -- >> i liked superman. we've had some fog. petaluma has had some. san bruno mountain. thank you, antonio. but still mostly clear. our rain is gone for now. maybe tuesday, all then it does not look that strong -- although it does not look that strong. rangers and as, day baseball. machine. a few high clouds. a little breeze there. system out here is going to stay out here and just meander south but occasionally it sends in a couple of -- like that little band of high clouds. mostly sunny, partly sunny. really that's about it. some of that fog looks like it will be forming.

dew points stayed in the upper 30s or 40s which is why the lows stayed in the upper 30s or 40s. some of the fog is there. a little bit of a breeze, not that strong but i expect more of a northerly breeze. you can see some of that fog. napa and santa rosa mostly clear but the fog in lake county had a couple of reports of that as well. 40s, almost all the way down to southern california and then you find 50s and 60s except for a little bit of that fog which is favoring areas to the norther around the bay. it will be mostly sunny. dry pattern for a while. for what it's worth. some of the long range models bring rain back but for fought ten days or so. chilly morning. patchy fog. mostly sunny. that trend will continue into the weekend. there will be night and morning fog, but overall, it looks to be pretty good. just a little bit warmer. upper 60s and 70s. a little bit warmer today but areas favoring more the upper 60s, including st. helena,

callie so ga -- rally -- calistoga. 60s on -- 60s on the coast. except for night an morning fog, it will be nice. tuesday will be the next opportunity for any rain. probably north. >> not as cold as when we came in. >> it's a little brisk. >> okay. >> night out there -- nice out there. today in san francisco it's the third annual walk to work day. yeah. it's hosted by walk san francisco. the group says right now, 10% of san franciscans walk to work every day and they want to expand the number, make it grow. if you walk to work today, you are asked to share your journey with the world with all of us using the hashtag walktowork. >> i wish i could walk to work. [laughter] >> a little early.

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welcome back. new this morning, robert durst, the millionaire real estate

heir also a murder suspect, just pled not guilty to weapons charges in louisiana. now, durst was in a new orleans court and entered that plea this morning. this case is important because it keeps him from being extradited to los angeles. that's where he's been charged with the murder of a friend back in the year 2000. authorities in louisiana say their case is easier to prove and because of his age -- by the way he turned 72 on sunday -- they want to make sure he's locked up. he recently appeared on an hbo documentary where he apparently mumbled he's responsible for several murder. today marks the 150th anniversary of the official end of the civil war. early in the day, confederate general robert e. lee surrendered to union general grant in virginia. but the surrender meant nothing to soldiers still locked in the final battle of the war.

thousands fought, hundred died. thousands were taken prisoner by the union army. golf first major championship is underway. tiger woods missed the masters last year but is back competing for his fifth green jacket. rory mcemroy has never won. he's going for the ka rear grand slam. he's just -- career grand slam. he's just teed off. this is held in georgia which has a strict no-phone policy. anyone caught with the cell phone will be politely escorted off the ground. the policy is generally embraced. some say it's nice to disconnect and just enjoy watching the golf and jack nicklaus ahole in one. >> wow. >> on the streets of hollywood, some drivers are doing a double take this week. look at this.

it says no kardashian parking any time. at least seven of these signs have been posted along with regular street signs along los angeles. one of them is in front of the kardashian's dash boutique right on melrose. a street artist says he was inspired by a recent kardashian- related traffic jam. wow. residents of oakland, fed up with crime. coming up in 20 minutes who is pointing fingers and demanding change after recent deadly violence in downtown oakland. >> reporter: we're live ofnl the campus of -- on the campus of uc berkeley. coming up the message for the chancellor. right no -- right now we're looking at a commute that's westbound bound. we'll tell you more about the commute. a little bit of fog. sunshine and warmer temps. we'll see if temperatures will

continue with a warmup into the weekend. nicklaus

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and traffic. speaking of climate and change, steve. >> we do have -- not a bad forecast. it's a little chilly out there. had a lot of 30s. they weren't the low 30s. dew points were high enough. we had fog forming. system out is just going to spin in higher clouds. that's about it. combination of low clouds in the morning. higher clouds. partly sunny to mostly sunny. again, mostly to the south. a little bit of fog out there. some to the north. froergets on the tell -- 40s on the temps now. didn't get down to the 32. visibility still some areas, a little bit of fog. petaluma has had a couple of reports. santa rosa, name, good visibility and the fog on the north coast not a problem. higher clouds coming up from the west-southwest and that's about it. mostly sunny, occasionally some partly cloudies, maybe scott -- mainly to the together. a lot of 60s to just near 70.

may hit the 70 and then back off pretty quick. soft 70s. sal, you and i have had a pretty quiet morning. yeah, we have. things are getting quieter. let's take a look at the toll plaza. that's the only spot that's still busy trying to get into san francisco. we're hoping for improvement here as well. there's still a 5, 20-minute delay before you make it on the span. but the san mateo bridge looks good. i also want to mention that the livermore valley commute has been looking very good as you drive through. that's unusual for this time of the day. usually we have a lot of slow traffic. 880 is clearing out to fremont and milpitas. back to the desk. >> thank you. well, at 8:32. uc berkeley students are taking action right now about climate change this morning. brian flores on the campus. you've been out there all morning. the protesters want the chancellor to take a stand on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

dave. they want the chancellor to take a stand when it comes to fossil fuels. a small group of opportunities right now, roughly around 20 or so in front of his office. they are hoping uc leadership, not just here on campus but the entire system will make a decision to tie vest in use -- divest in using fossil fuels. more students are making signs here. the group wants too sit down with the chancellor to ask him to publicly decide whether the university will divest from fossil fuels. no official meeting has been planned. the group is planning a sit-in. but chancellor did meet with a student group about three weeks ago talking with the group. we would understand the meeting was core cordial.

>> we've been talking to him about this for too long. have a real conversation with us, not just a half-hour meeting on his own time. but more regular meetings. a commitment to actually figuring out with us how we can work together to get the regents to divest in fossil fuels is what i'm hoping for. >> reporter: the group says they aren't necessarily calling out uc for using the fossil fuels but they are using it as a platform to call out the industry. they believe that if uc comes out against fossil fuels, others will follow. organizers of the sit-in say the campaign is spread over 500 colleges and religious institutions across the u.s. and around the world. as we take it back out here live, we're expecting to see the chancellor to arrive. we have yet to see him. the group also said this has

passed at other areas. here at cal, they've invested $3 million of its own money. we're expecting the group to invees. we'll stay on top of this and see how things pan out. >> thank you. also happening today, doctors who care and treat university of california students, they are going on strike this morning. the doctors work at student health centers at the ten uc campuses. they say the school officials are withholding information about spending and what's being sent. the doctor he's strike is expected to continue until monday. the easter morning shooting death of a young musician in downtown oakland has some calling for improved security outside of nightclubs in the area. last night an overflow crowd went to a special meeting organized by the old oakland neighbor's group. the young musician was hit by a stray bullet early sunday morning after he was finishing a gig in downtown oakland.

many residents say nightclubs are partly to blame for four homicides in the last two years and at least a half-dozen shootings. however the owners say they are already doing more than that's required. >> we have five guarded that are inhouse on any given night and then we have one other one that's outside, just solely outside. we actually employ six. >> the old oakland neighbors group also want more police patrolling the streets. on weekend. a state commission has imblipmented new regulation -- imblipmented new reck lakes -- implemented new regulations to help save water. starting january 1st, new faucets can use no another than 1.2 gallons per minute. that's down from the current 2.2 gallon a minute. kitchen faucets will be reduced to 1.8 gallons. it sets a maximum flow for a

toilet. the energy commission acted under the authority of governor brown's order. that order made 25% water reductions mandatory. they say this will save 10 billion gallons of water in the first year and 730 quintillion gallons of water over the next -- 730 billion gallons of water over the next ten years. ktvu fox 2's pam cook is in the studio talk to about finding ways to use water that's currently going to waste. >> i captured rain water. but we're also talking about gray water, some of the shower water. more than $1 billion is going down the strain drain ef -- down the drain every day. it could be used for the yards. cities have to stop watering

the medians that run down the middle of the roads. the state is teaming up with local agencies to remove 50 million square feet of grass, front lawns, things of the past. many of us have been cutting and conserving for years. where do you find an additional 25% of water to cut? well, gray water action is a collaborative of people teaching families and business owners about gray water. even though it's not safe to drink. gray water is perfectly safe for plants as long as you follow guidelines. gray water systems tie vert waste water from your washing machine or shower into a subsurface irrigation system that waters your yard. according to a website, a simple system can be installed over a weekend for about $500 to $2,000 depending upon your home and how much of the work you are willing to do yourself.

gray water action actually holds local work shochs and they have a -- shops and they have a few coming up. san francisco is offering rebates, free barts. some of the -- free parts. they also loan out tools to do some of the work. some are pushing for new restriction to require houses being built. this could be a tricky day for travel as several major cities are expected to get pumped by severe weather. chicago, detroit, memphis, dallas are all in the storm's path. experts predict as many as 57 million people can be affected. this latest system coming on the heels of another severe weather outbreak that's spawned eight tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas and missouri. >> i can hear the hail popping.

it was horrible. i couldn't see anything. i kept waiting for it to get done with, it would slack down and start in again. i looked out and i thought oh, my lord. >> no deaths have been reported. but there's widespread damage. >> wow. it's a food you can't help but love. i'm speaking for myself. it's a mouthful. in eight minutes, what it really means to love grilled cheese sandwiches. and good morning to you. we're checking out some beautiful boats this morning at the strictly sail pacific boat show happening -- starting today all through this weekend in oakland. take a look at this. that's just gorgeous. we'll show you more of this amazing yacht that is on display here this weekend at the boat show. all of that coming up on "mornings on 2." the south bay commute as you drive in the south bay, you

can see some slow traffic westbound. i will tell you more about where the traffic is beginning to ease up. higher clouds are with us. that's about the only thing that's going to ease up on any sunny around warmer forecast. we'll see how much warmer and for how long.

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8:43. life in prison or the death penalty. that's the decision jurors will have to make now that dzhokhar tsarnaev has been convicted on all 30 counts in the boston marathon bombing trial. those in the courtroom say dzhokhar tsarnaev showed no emotion when the verdict was read yesterday. he's being held responsible for the attacks that killed three people and injured 260 others as well as the death of an m.i.t. police officer killed during a many hunt in the following days. after the verdict came out, people placed flowers at the finish line and reflected on the attacks. >> i'm just grateful to have the team that did the work to make sure that the right outcome happened. i don't want to carry the anger. >> the jury will hear new evidence and testimony that could determine dzhokhar tsarnaev's faith. the proceedings begin monday and could take a month.

the culture minister in france called an urgent meeting after the tv media was hit with a cyberattack. they were hacked by people claiming to be isis. so far isis has not claimed responsibility. friend flitchings want media companies to investigate how vulnerable they are. anti-hacking measures had been increased after those deadly shootings in january at a satirical magazine. that was followed by a hostage magazine at a kosher grocery store. well, youtube is getting ready to offer a way to skip all of those ads you see for a price. bloomberg obtained a letter sent out by google which owns youtube to video creators. now, the letter says a proposed subscription service would generate more revenue for people who post content on the site. the page service could roll out by the end of the year. there's no word when youtube will charge users for ad free

viewing. a popular boat show with a rich history drops anchor today in oakland's jack london square. exhibiters from across the country have come to the bay area for the 2015 strictly sail pacific boat show. let's go to alex savidge on the high seas. are you on board a million- dollar yacht? we're used to a million-dollar home? but what does a million-dollar yacht look like? >> reporter: it looks absolutely gorgeous. good morning. imagine setting sail on board this baby. this is just a beautiful sailboat. here's what it looks like above. it's a relaxing area up on the deck. there's coolers there for your beverage of choice but this is what impresses me the most. let me step down below here. and check this out. there you go. you got a dining room, you have a living room. you have a total of five bedrooms on board this boat. you can bring you and all of your best friends or a bunch of

people you don't know on board this yacht. it cost -- the cost here, nearly a million dollars. close to it. i'm joined by john kuhn with cruising yachts. you are showing off this boat. >> exactly. >> reporter: tell me what else is impress isk about this boat --ism pressive about this boat -- impressive this boat if i plan to buy it. >> it's the queen of the show. it's a 57. they specialize in per building these. they have the 53, 57, and 63. this boat for a family or for a couple is easily managed by two people. however, i've sailed on the bay with as many as 17 in the cockpit and the boat handles beautifully and accommodates everyone. down below, you have a beautiful master cabin aft, station moving forward.

in the salon, garoney design was responsible for the interior. you have beautiful light flooding the cabin. >> reporter: this is nicer than my house. [laughter] >> reporter: beautiful yachts. they do a magnificent job. you might have to go in with a few friends on this. some people will buy it straight out. thank you for even let us on board. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: we're honored. just amazing, tori. you can see all of these bedrooms and they make such good use of the space on a yacht like this. you have all of these spaces for everyone to sleep there. you could set sail around the world as long as you have the million dollars sitting there. >> we're gonna start to pass the hat around to get everyone to chip in. >> reporter: good idea. >> yeah. >> sal is doing traffic. steve is doing weather from above looking at your buddies. it looks almost like an

openhouse. i love the flowers and the silverware set up. i'm sure it always looks that clean. >> reporter: they are on display and you can look at all of the boats and hop on board even and take them for a test sail ride if you will and you can buy the boats, too. >> kind of need to learn how to sail first. that might be important, too. >> reporter: there it -- there is that. >> the show takes place through sunday. tickets are $15 for a one-day adult pass. there are discounts if you plan to go more than one day. for more information, go to ktvu.com. dave? >> all right, tori. i want to go, too. 8:49. did you know this sunday is national grilled cheese day? just in time for the celebration, we're finding out a little bit extra about the people who love grilled cheese sandwiches like me. according to the social networking site scowlt, 84% -- scout, 84% of grilled cheese

fans love to travel compared to 78% of those who don't like grilled cheese. the most popular combination, american cheese and white bread. and you might want to see how your partner feels about grilled cheese. according to the website, people who like grilled cheese sandwiches reportedly had more fun in the bedroom than people who don't. i don't know how they found that out. i'm just passing it along. i do know about the commute. not too bad. not that bad. talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. we're gonna start there. people have asked us to pick a name for the spider. if you have names for the spider, please send them to us via social media. we'll pick one of those names let's go to 880. the traffic is looking good. there is a daytime baseball game today. 12:35 at the coliseum. the as and the rangers. south bay commute, a little bit of slow traffic on 101 and 280 but it's improving on 85.

let's go to steve. i would not want to pay the dock fees on that boat. >> nope. >> let me tell you. that would be a big one. we do have mostly sunny skies. it will be a little bit of patchy fog that will give way. temperatures will start to warm up. not a lot. just a little bit. what's? oh, excuse me. mammoth mountain. thank you, scott. feet -- somebody wrote me, can you menths bear valley? 17, 18 inches. boreal 2 feet. mammoth, 2 feet. northstar, heavenly, squaw, anywhere from 10 to 28. it's about time. my goodness. very nice. well done. well done. we do have baseball today. as, texas rangers, day baseball

probably upper 50s low 60s. 64. mostly sunny. there is a little band of higher cloud. san francisco started off at 49 and 59 and 65 for a high today. san jose starting off a wee bit cooler at 44. we'll end up with 70 but that may not last very long. the system out there will continue to kind of break off and send in occasionally some higher cloud. that's about it. it's going so far away and so far south. bedo have some higher cloud -- we do have some higher clouds. we had some 30s. but the higher dew points held the temps up and also gave fog formation over the bay around sfo. san bruno mountain up into petaluma except for patchy fog. the north coast looks good. if you are heading down the peninsula, high cloud deck there. mostly sunny to partly sunny. kind of a haze deck there. warmer today but not a lot. just a little bit. upper 60s to near 70 degrees.

near average. some areas like vacaville should be close to 70. that will be the same case for inland areas. mid-60s, alameda, oakland, berkeley, low 70s for many. upper 60s from fremont to milpitas and then 60s on the coast. upper 60s on the peninsula to near 70 for palo alto. except for night and morning fog, it will be quiet. tuesday would be the next hint of rain. >> just a hint. >> i think it will be north and then the sierra. maybe the north bay. >> okay. >> kind of quiet. >> warmer. >> okay. >> sounds good. it was the surprise of a lifetime. >> here i am with the commander- in-chief and i'm underdressed. >> up next, the communeny dation mixup that -- communication mixup that sent this man no an unusual place -- this man into an unusual place.

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communication mixup landed him in a closed-door meeting with president obama. a utah solar company received an invitation to send someone to sit in the audience. the company sent a relatively low level employee because he serves in the national guard and president obama's speech was partially focused on employs veterans in this industry. when he arrived,er was rushed into a room where he found himself sitting in a private room one feet away from the world's most powerful man. >> here i am with the commander- in-chief and i'm a little underdressed. >> he says the president asked him about the solar company he worked for and career paths for veterans. meeting lasted about 40 minutes. as for the miscommunication, the white house has not commented. >> there is a book somewhere there. >> a great picture. we have the traffic authority here with us. >> thank you, dave, for dressing me in the property

way. [laughter] >> at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's lightening up finally. this is the only commute that's not lightened up considerably. the rest of the commutes have been doing very well. this is a look at 880. remember there's daytime baseball today. the as and rangers. 1:35. that means the game gets out in time for the afternoon commute. please give yourself plenty of time. and weather, not too bad? >> not too bad. mostly sunny. looks good. we'll take it all the way into the weekend. night and morning fog i think will be an issue. but other than that looks good. the possibility of rain is tuesday. giants' home opener will be fine on monday. any word on names for the spider? >> our cracked social media team is working on that right now. [laughter] >> you had a good suggestion. >> peter parker. >> that's a good up one. the spider seems to be wanting to get a lot of attention. we're on top of it. >> making a lot of appearances. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu four

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