>> reporter: we're live in berkeley. police are searching for the people involved in the shooting of in the middle of a busy intersection. we're at shaddock and ashby. at least two people have been shot. we'll tell you how it's affecting traffic this morning. a desperate search for a man after he's thrown from his motorcycle over the railing of the antioch bridge into the water below. a live report on the efforts to

find him. >> reporter: good morning. we're live at at&t park. today is the giants' home opener. we're gonna talk about a media fact and take you inside some of the restricted access areas to give you a behind-the-scenes look. well, the last time we saw the giants play a meaningful game at at&t park was last october when they took the lead in the series, 3-2 games. they won their third wrist -- third world series title in three years. now we're leading up to the home opener, as claudine just said. she's gonna show us behind the scenes looks as giants' baseball returns to san francisco today. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's monday, april 13th.

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clarke. we're following your weather and traffic. steve is off today. but we have rosemary. good morning. a notable change happening. low clouds, fog, back with us. in and around april long -- along the bay. triggered by the system that's gonna bring us a cooldown, bringing back the onshore breeze. by the afternoon, winds anywhere 10, 25 miles an hour. the fog socked in. parts of the north bay reporting visibility issues. down to about a half a mile in santa rosa. napa reporting quarter mile. you can see it around american canyon. you will find fog if you are traveling through the north bay. temperature-wise, a chilly start. 39 degrees in napa. 46 in santa rosa. along the peninsula, we have 50 in san francisco, upper 40s in redwood city and 51 walnut

creek. oakland at 51. cooler forecast for today, here is a comparison for you. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. yesterday, santa rosa hit 77. today, 69. you will be 10 degrees cooler in oakland for the afternoon. concord, 70. yesterday, you went to 80. san jose, you will drop off 10 degrees. 68 to 70 degrees expected in your neighborhood for the second half. 65 for hayward. 67 san rafael. and 72 for livermore. along the coast, low 60s and breezy. even have the slight possibility of maybe a few sprinkles. i will show you the model on that. it will come late into tomorrow. not a big deal. we'll take a look at that. in the extended forecast, a big warmup coming our way. i will detail that in a little bit. let's check on traffic with sal. good morning. good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving around the bay area for the most part. we do have the typical slowdowns. we'll start with the bay

bridge. there will be a wait there of about 25 minutes getting into san francisco. it looks like there could be a stalled vehicle there in one of the right-hand lanes. our spider is back, of course. you can see it there. no major problems. we're remembering that 880 traffic is -- it's a little early for it to be backed up. traffic is moving well. usually around 8:00 is when it begins to slow down through the area. the south bay, we do have more slow traffic in the south bay area. 85 is slow north of 17. 7:04. back to the desk. now to developing news in berkeley. a normally busy intersection is blocked off right now as police investigate an early-morning shooting that injured two people. ktvu fox 2 reporter tara moriarty is live at ashby and that document avenues where the -- shaddock avenues where the investigation could affect the morning commute. >> reporter: there is a large crime scene out here. now that it's light out here, you can see what we're dealing

with. there are evidence markers in the streets behind me. there is a technician out there. she's taking pictures of the bullet casings. we've counted 23 of them. very violent scene out here. at about quarter to 2:00 this morning, at least two men in their 20s in a dark colored car were caught under a hail of bullets in the intersection of ashby and shaddock. wounded, they pulled over to the chevron gas station and later were transported to the hospital and are expected to survive. >> they are expected to survive. they did receive some very serious injuries during this exchange. we want -- the thing is if anybody saw this or happens to know anything about it, we ask them to contact us right away. >> reporter: the suspects have not been caught and police are not sure if the victims were involved themselves in what would be a rolling gun battle. the bullets sprayed into a nearby apartment complex. luckily, no one was struck there. according to reports, one man had a bullet land on his bed.

the clerk's window at the gas station was struck by a stray bullet as well as a car parked across the street. police are hoping that surveillance foolage from some of the nearby businesses will give them clues as to who drove the get away car. you can see behind me, there's actually a crew out here from the city trimming this tree because one of the semis, when it was negotiating the turn out here earlier, since this is all blocked off, actually took off a couple of branches. the police are out here, trying to monitor traffic and make sure that everybody stops and gets through here safely this morning. live in berkeley, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you for the update. you can find the latest on our twitter and facebook pages as well as the ktvu app and ktvu.com. all right. ready for baseball? >> always. >> it's on. in a couple of hours, the giants will raise their latest world series championship banner in today's home opener. >> we have team coverage as

excitement is building. joe fonzi will tell us how this year's team is different from last year's. >> and we have ktvu's claudine wong out there right now. you are in the perfect spot. you always are, claudine. and you are gonna show us how fans are gearing up for the home opener. >> reporter: good morning. fans are gearing up. you are going why are you on the stairs? up the stairs is the clubhouse. it was just renovated. it's gorgeous. we'll show you pictures coming up. we have one of these. when you have one of these, it gives you access to restricted areas. we wanted to give viewers and fans a chance where we can go. there's the clubhouse and the dugout. come on in here with me. check this out. this is cool. these are right under sal's seats. sal, wherever, you are sitting, this is what's happening underneath you. look at the batting cages.

cool, quiet now. come out here because it will give you a good perspective of where we are. you walk up these steps and this is -- this is the view you just can't put words to because you walk up the steps. this is where the magic happens, right? there's the field. we're in the dugout. it's just spectacular for the home opener. i'm gonna come over here. i'm gonna steal mario, the senior vice president of business operations. you are kind enough to give us a few moments. we're in the dugout. we just came from the clubhouse. we got a peak inside. renovated. gorgeous. >> the club house was shaped differently. this is the 16th season the giants have been here. everybody needs an office upgrade. after the third world series -- >> reporter: you think they earned it? >> yes, i think they earned it. [laughter] >> reporter: for those of us who don't spend time in the old

one, this is our first time in the new one, tell me the big differences. you tried to use every bit of space. >> the big difference, the room is more square. so when bruce bochy has a meeting, there's not the pillars in the way. there's unbelievable kitchen. it's amazing. >> reporter: i read he said it was too dark at first. he wanted the lights bumped up. >> last week when we played the as, it was like mood lighting. this isn't gonna work. >> reporter: fire them up a little bit. it's time. it's time. they earned it. thank you for joining us this morning. so that's it. you can see people very busy. our own crews. very busy. that was our photographer out there. there are new changes to the field as well. new places to get field. new places to get gear. i can tell you the dugout store

over the last couple of days, unbelievably busy with everyone very, very excited for this new season home opener, 1:35. back to you. >> all right, claudine wong always on the spot. good to see you. talk to you later. if you are not going to today's game, avoid the bay bridge, two hours before and after game time. these are live pictures of what's happening out there now. remember the first pitch is at 1:35 this afternoon. so if you are going, get there early or take public transportation. b.a.r.t. and muni expect trains to be packed. you can buy tickets at the embarcadero station three hours prior to the start of today's game. of course, another option for fans, ride the ferry. just float to the ballpark. you can leave from larkspur or from oakland. a couple of weeks ago, officials announced they will resume direct service between

vallejo and at&t park for ballgames. coming up for you at 7:30, joe fonzi, he will be out there as well. he will join us live. and we'll continue our coverage throughout "mornings on 2." coming up at noontime today, ktvu will air a one-hour pregame special right from at&t park. 7:10. a motorcyclist, thrown off the antioch bridge after it collided with a vehicle. >> very upset. very upset right now. we're searching. there's a lot of questions. >> and we will have the very latest on the continuing search in the san joaquin river. hillary clinton makes her run for the white house official -- next. the attack she's already getting -- attacks she's already getting and the republican expected to jump into the race today. right now, the morning commute still looks good if you are trying to get to san francisco or across the bridges. we'll take a look at that. we'll also take a look at the richmond bridge, you can see the traffic here is a little

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these roo live pictures. the -- these are live pictures of senator marco rubio of florida. counting down the hours until a big announcement this afternoon expected to be that he's running for the white house. the 43-year-old florida senator is set to be getting ready to announce his candidacy in miami. he's considered a strong campaigner and fund-raiser. but he'll have to compete in a crowded field expected to

include his mentor, jeb bush. there's another familiar face in the running. >> every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. you can do more than just get by. >> hillary clinton made her long-awaited announcement that she's, once again, running for president in this video showcasing middle-class americans. the former secretary of state, who ran for president in 2008, is due to hold her her first campaign event this time around at a community college in iowa tomorrow. republicans have wasted no time taking aim at the former first lady. >> hillary clinton represents the failed policies of the past. does america want a third obama term or are we ready for strong leadership to make america great again? >> that was ted cruz. he was the third candidate to throw his hat in the ring on the republican side. he's been joined by rand paul,

lindsey graham, also considering a run, among others, including jeb bush. so far, no other democrats have joined the race. we're getting record of charges facing a journalist from marin county held for nearly nine months in an iranian prison. it's reported that jason is accused of espionage and acting against national security. the report claims that the washington post bureau chief in tehran sold sensitive economic and industrial information. the washington post calls the charges absurd. he was born in san francisco and grew up in marin. he holds dual u.s. and iranian sit senship. san francisco police are searching for the suspects behind the wheel of a car that hit and killed a ma'am during a police -- a woman during a police chase on friday. bridget klecker was in the crosswalk friday night when a car driven by armed robbery

suspects hit her. investigators say during the chase, that car also hit and killed -- hit and injured, rather, a second person, ran a red light and hit a car filled with people. no one inside the car was hurt. police say the four suspectsonned the stolen car on -- suspects abandoned the stolen car on treasure island and ran away. friends and family are mourning the death of a 24-year- old man killed in another crash connected to a police-- police chase. anthony nguyen was riding in his honda civic when he and his two friends were hit by a black corvette. just before the crash, police tried to pull over the corvette for speeding. a few blocks later, the corvette crashed into the honda civic. >> i view this whole thing as tragic. you know, the thing that gentleman should have done was to stop. >> police later arrested the 20-

year-old of san pablo for vehicular manslaughter. they say one of the passengers riding with nguyen was thrown from the car and critically injured. the driver was hurt but is expected to survive. after these two deadly police chases, we talked with some officers to find out about the protocol for a police chase. the policies for san francisco and richmond, they are very similar to other bay area police agencies. police are alowed to -- allowed to pursue a chase but have to call it off when there's a reasonable risk or danger to the public. >> it appears that the officer followed policy and guidelines and was within policy as far as the pursuit is concerned. >> now, the officers we talked to say another challenging thing about chases, they can start in a split second like the one in san francisco friday night. police had just turned on their sirens when the suspects drove

three blocks down a hill and hit the victim. 7:18. we want to check in with sal. see how things are doing on this monday morning commute. >> it seems as if more people are back than last week. we do have slow traffic almost everywhere you look. we're hoping for a lighter than usual commute. starting off with highway 4, we're gonna start there. it's slow coming in from baypoint over the hill to concord, 6le -- 680 is slow as you drive through pleasant hill. 25, 30-minute delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. it will be busy because of opening day. san jose, northbound 101 and 280 are okay. 101 is slower. 280 is lighter than usual. 7:19 to rosemary. the afternoon highs coming down. the onshore breeze is back. we'll be breezy in many areas for the afternoon. taking a look at what's going

on outside of the doors, noticing the tree moving around a little bit. clouds are back. low clouds up against the coast this morning inside the bay and over parts of the north bay. visibility down to quarter mile and half-mile at times. take it easy along the morning drive. here is a look at the system bringing rain to washington, oregon and into northern california. by the time the front sweeps through our area, it's fizzled out. for the headlines, definitely the cooler, breezy weather for the day. i will show you what i mean when i say little to no rain for the area. monday afternoon and the northwest corner of california is seeing light rain to mendocino county. just north of mendocino county is where the rain should be. as we get into the evening hours, the front moves through but it's fallen apart in the process. we have a few sprinkles over the north bay, maybe a little bit of drizzle. moves through in the overnight hours. i'll stop it at midnight. it's over the central bay and

south bay. we wake up tomorrow morning, we have partly cloudy skies. the breezy is still with us. a little bit of drizzle in the overnight hours. 48 degrees this morning in concord. 49 in novato. 52 sfo. 52 for mountain view. 53 at this hour in san jose. going out to the home omer, bring along the light jacket. mostly sunny skies. cool day. westerly breeze to 20 miles per hour. so picking up for the second half and many of us, 10, 20 miles an hour is what you can expect with the high today. 65 in hayward. 63 for downtown san francisco. 69 san jose. 70 degrees for san jose is what i meant. 70 for santa rosa. 73 expected for antioch. the extended forecast here, temperatures won't change a whole lot as we get into tuesday. winds will stay with us. dying down into wednesday. temperatures will fly thursday, friday, saturday. low to mid-80s in the forecast

for our inland communities. mid- to upper 70s in the forecast around the bay. along the coastline, beach weather coming our way. upper 60s to low 70s as we get into the second part of the week temperatures fall off. a dry forecast and a big warmup coming. >> all right. thank you. 7:21. it's a very familiar part of the golden gate bridge. it's been missing, though, for eight months. that iconic art deco clock is back. but what's still missing. a mother dangling herred to lesh -- dangling her toddler over a cheetah commit -- cheetah exhibit. we want to show your giants' photos.

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a 2-year-old boy in cleveland very lucky to be alive after a close call at the zoo. witnesses say the boy's mother dangled the 2-year-old over the railing of the cheetah exhibit. she lost her grip and he dropped in the pen. his parents jumped in and got him out safely with the help of bystanders. >> a bunch of the men -- my son

and i ran up there. we tried to pull the father out. we couldn't get him out. he ran out. but the wall was probably 10 feet. he had to jump up and grab our hands. >> remarkably, the cheetahs stayed away. never went near the family. the little boy was taken to the hospital for leg injuries. the zoo plan to file child endangerment charges against the boy's mother today. jordan spieth won the masters in record fashion. he's the first wire-to-wire winner of the green jacket since 1976. spieth shot an 18-under 270 win his first major championship. that ties tike -- that ties tiger wood's scoring record. tiger played well the first three rounds but hurt his wrist when one of his swings hit a

tree root. it's a big day for giants' fans. the reigning world dham peepiance are back -- champions are back for the home opener. joe fonzi will tell us how this year's team is different. >> reporter: we're live in antioch this morning, where the search is expected to continue for a motorcyclist. good morning. we're looking at the commute. traffic is actually doing pretty well if you are driving in some areas and slow in others. we'll break it down -- coming up. outside the doors, a bit of a cool start. the clouds are back. for the afternoon, our temperatures are coming down. i will explain why and bring you the highs in just a bit.

♪ >> all right. today is the giants' home opener. it will be the first meaningful game at at&t park since they won their third world series title in five seasons. we have team coverage of all of the fanfare and building excitement. we'll talk about the difference between this team and last year's team. i was talking about getting

together with a friend for lunch today. oh, no. it's like a national holiday in my family. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. we're talking about weather and traffic. rosemary is here. >> yeah, it will be a good day to be at the ballgame. not as warm as we were yesterday. temperatures are coming down. the winds will pick up for the second half. expect the sea breeze. outside the doors, the clouds are back with us. we are looking at a system that is moving through today and into tonight. as it does, it has brought back the onshore breeze. it's brought back the clouds and it will cool us down. so 60s to near 70 degrees for many of us. right about the seasonal average, actually. we've been so well above the seasonal norm. we almost forget what it's supposed to be like this time of year. wind will pick up 10, 20 miles an hour -- winds will pick up 10, 20 miles an hour even gusting to 25 for some areas. fog this morning along the coastline. in parts of the north bay,

visibility issues. we'll check on that. into the east bay, we showed you a picture earlier of oakland. clouds there and you see it there on the screen. visibility down to half a mile for santa rosa, been fluctuating between quarter mile and half a mile. napa down to 20 -- down to 2 miles. this will continue to improve as we get through the morning hours. on the cool side in napa, 41 for you. 46 for santa rosa. 52 in hayward. 52 in mountain view. when i come back, i will have a look at the afternoon highs. in the extended forecast, a big warmup coming our way. i will explain that. we're looking at a commute where traffic will be doing pretty well in many areas. if you are driving onto the bay bridge, for example, it's backed up for just a little bit of a backup here. but i want to start off with a look at the south bay. it's just a little bit better than normal as you drive on 85

and 280 and 101. not much better. you will see some slow traffic there. but it's better there. let's go tonight toll plaza. i can show you the traffic is backed up for a 15, 20-minute delay. they are hoping that you know it's opening day even if you are not a baseball fan and that you plan accordingly. it will be tough all day to and from san francisco because of today's home opener. if you are driving in the east bay, i have another map to show you. 580 westbound, a little bit of traffic and also on 680 heading south through the sunol grade. 880 in and pockets of slow traffic from 238 down to fremont. a little bit lighter than usual. but still plenty of slow traffic. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're following a developing story in north carolina where a community college is under lockdown following a deadly on-campus shooting. it happened about an hour and a half ago in the library at wayne community college in goldsboro. these are live pictures from the scene.

police are still looking for the shooter. he's described as a bald, white male about 5'11", with a tattoo over his left eye. so far no information has been released about the person who was killed. 7:33. later today, a search expected to resume for a missing motorcyclist who was thrown off the antioch bridge into the san joaquin river after a crash. brian flores at the bridge now and some extra help for the searchers will be coming in today, brian. >> reporter: yeah. some drive teams are expected to be here later on today, dave. good morning to you. in terms of exactly what happened. authorities still trying to figure that out. but the first thing, the priority, find the body of this motorcyclist and divers, again, will help in the search again later this morning. the victim in this case is a 27- year-old man from antioch. he's not been identified. however, ktvu has learned he's married, just became a father.

the california highway patrol is continuing to investigate. what they know is that the rider was part of a group of a dozen other riders just out on the road at about 4:30 sunday afternoon when he collided into the back of a honda on the antioch bridge. now, the car had shattered glass, damage to the rear as well but the driver of that car was uninjured. as for the motorcyclist, it's believed he somehow fell 135 feet to the san joaquin river below. we spoke with a boater who has experience in the river and says divers could have a tough time this morning. >> it's really tough. the river is really wide here. it's a mile wide, up to 60 feet deep. there's a lot chop today. the tides rip through. the water is really moving. it's tough. it is. >> the vehicle involved in it, they did see the body go over and there were other drivers that said they saw it, too. multiple witnesses. >> reporter: search crews spent about three hours yesterday searching for the man.

private boaters in the water even helped out. one boater told us he believes he found the helmet in the water. as we take it back out here live, we understand that sacramento county dive team will be leading the search. they are expected to be here but i'm sure for the family members they are hoping to get more answers to exactly what happened yesterday. back to you. >> brian flores, thank you. tori? thank you, dave. 7:36. happening today, the san francisco giants will raise their latest world series championship banner at this afternoon's home opener. >> sandoval in foul territory. giants win! >> this was just over five months ago, the giants beat the royals, winning a third world series title in five seasons. that, of course, was knolled by the big a -- followed by the

big parade down market street. now the giants return to at&t park for the home opener. joe fonzi is there live with more on this year's team and there are some familiar faces but some new ones, too. >> reporter: no question, guys. good morning. it's hard to believe it's been just that short of time that we were all out here talking about the world series. we're joined by the giants' vice president of public affairs shanna. we've been around this team for a while. we've grown up in northern california. i don't know that we ever thought we would see one. to see three world series championships in five years, it's a a -- it's a wealth of riches. >> it is. our kids have no idea how long that their grandparents and great-grandparents and all of us have waited. we're really fortunate. >> i think we were talking about what it is about baseball that unlike maybe omother

sports is the fab -- unlike maybe other sports is like the fabric of how we grew up and the giants are that for northern california people. >> we're 133 years old this season. we were talking about -- i feel so lucky that, you know, in my position, i get to work for an incredible franchise with a storied history and for a short period of time i'm here, i get to be the keeper and everything that i do to help to maintain just the tradition and the respect of the past, celebrating today, another opening day and then looking to the future. >> i think we talk about history and they ran a bumper, you didn't hear this, but they are running "bye-bye baby." it was a song that was written for the giants and they still play when they hit home runs. you are gonna do something this year to honor lon simmons.

>> we are. we'll honor lon during our pregame ceremonies and do something later on in the season. it's not opening day without, you know, paying respect to lon and i think he's shining down on the sun. we can feel his presence in the park. >> it's the first opening day since 1958 that he has not been with us. i understand they will have a commemorative patch on their uniforms this year to go along with the world series patch. that's a pretty unique jersey the giants are winning that has a world series champ and remembering of lon simmons. >> yes. he will be with us on the field and all season long. >> reporter: nothing quite at excite -- quite as exciting as opening day. they started off on the road. they are 3-4. would probably like it better than that. as we learned in the past, it's a long baseball season.

we'll be back later with another guest but right now, i'll send it back to you guys. giants 3-4 to start the season. but with the home opener today. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, joe. >> reporter: we'll be back later. >> thank you, joe. our live coverage continues throughout "mornings on 2." we'll check back in with -- with joe and then claudine wong. and then coming up at noon, ktvu will air a one-hour special from at&t park. the as wrapped up their first home stand of the season by losing in extra innings to the mariners. they rallied in the 9th scoring four runs. it started with a two-one double. but the mariners took the lead with a nelson santa cruz home run in the top of the 10th and beat the as, 8-7. as are heading to houston. the search for answers continues after two people are shot in berkeley overnight. coming up at 8:00, what police say may have led up to the

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7:43. a big project is now complete to help south bay commuters get through a major interchange. a brand-new flyover ramp opened this morning in san jose. it's at the interstate 280/880 interchange. janine de la vega is there and janine, you drove on the new

ramp just after it opened. how was it? >> reporter: you know, tori, it's a bit jarring. it's different. it's gonna take time to get used to. if you are traveling on northbound 280. >> you will en-- if you are traveling on northbound -- northbound 280, you will encounter two ramps. there's the one that takes you to highway 17, the one to the right. that's brand new. it takes you to 880. this new confickration opened up at about 4:30 this morning. if affects those driving on northbound 280 to get to 880. pay attention to the signs. there is a separate flyover ramp that takes you to 880. the transition is pretty smooth before drivers were forced to access 880 by taking the stevens creek exit and mixing with the local traffic. it was an area that always

bottlenecked. >> now people going from 280 going to oakland and further north, don't have to do that movement. they have that direct fly overramp. there's no intermixing, no weaving. it will be much faster for them. >> reporter: the flyover ramp is the last milestone in the project. it was done to improve traffic flow and safety. there's still some finishing touches that need to be done. they need to pour two more layers of asphalt on the ramp. you will still see construction vehicles around here for the next month. after that, it really should all be complete. tori? >> all right. thank you, janine. also happening this morning, a new settle metering lights in snow -- new set of metering lights in sonoma county will be turned on. they are at the northbound and southbound onramps from airport boulevard to 101. for the next week, they will be set to solid green during

commute times. but on tuesday, april 21st, they will officially start working and will run from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and in the afternoon from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. caltrans will monitor the timing of the meters and make changes as necessary. 7:45. van ness avenue in san francisco, it's open again after being shut down over the weekend. van ness was closed between geary and post. they are building a pedestrian tunnel. it will connect the new hospital with medical offices across the street. this was the first of three weekend closures. the next one is april 24th. that iconic golden gate bridge clock, it's back. it's above the toll plaza. the clock was taken down last august to rebuild its motor and some other features. now, the workers began reinstalling the clock over the weekend. right now, if you look close, it's missing its hands but they will be put back on in a couple of weeks. the work is part of a $2

million toll plaza seismic whet dro -- retrofit project. sal, this monday morning is busier. i know last week a lot of people were on sing -- on spring break. some people are on break. >> more people were on break last week than this week. we do have lighter areas. the eastshore freeway is back in play. last week it was later. i want to take a look at it. 42-minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. also want to remind you that getting into san francisco today will be tougher because of opening day. really any time there is a baseball game. it's the same thing. a lot of people are coming into that game and they are leaving at around commute time for the afternoon. let's go to the toll plaza. it's backed up for 15, 20 minutes. the best way to get to the park by far is public transportation. you don't have to deal with

parking and parking is a lot more expensive in the south of market area during game day. no cheap parking down there. >> let's take a look at the commute here on the peninsula. traffic on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge, pretty slow getting to 101 which is okay when you get there. if you can use 280 that's better. let's go to rosemary. thank you, sal. note able changes in store for your monday. some of us waking up with clouds, when yesterday we had sunshine. we do have sunshine in san jose this morning. temperatures are beginning to rebound. there you go with a nice view in addition to the clouds, the onshore breeze is back. temperatures are coming down for the afternoon. some of us will be breeze as we get into the second half as well. it has to do with a system that will bring rain to washington, oregon, even northern california. you see it right here. for us, we won't see too much. we may get a little bit of drizzle. maybe a few drizzles.

it will come late tonight into the morning. that's about it as far as the rainfall is concerned. as we get into the morning hours, the winds are light. as we get into 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, they pick up. you can see here anywhere from 10, 20 miles an hour, even sfo reporting 25. so a little gusty and breezy for the second half of your day. temperatures are coming down, 5, 10 degrees over what we had yesterday. expect the cool down for the afternoon. 51 in oakland right now. temperatures not bad. but if you don't have the sunshine, it will feel cool. 49 in novato. 41 in napa. even a little bit of patch yip dense fog reported in napa and santa rosa and around -- patchy, dense fog reported in napa and santa rosa and around the area. we're still seeing some of it out there. 54 mountain view, a cloudy start at half moon bay where you are holding onto 50 degrees. temperatures into the afternoon. seasonal. upper 50s to low 60s.

678 san rafael -- 67 san rafael. 72 in danville yesterday. into the south bay, 70 degrees for san jose. 68 for cupertino, sunnyvale. for the peninsula this afternoon. we have 63 in san francisco and again, that onshore breeze will be turning on for the afternoon if you are going to see the giants play. temperatures won't change a lot tuesday. behind the front, we'll have breezy conditions as well. by the sakd half of the week -- second half of the week and into the weekend, we see 80s for the inland communities. 70s around the bay. upper 7 -- upper 70s around the coast. >> for today's game take a swelter or jacket. >> yes. we'll have the sea breeze. >> thank you. >> yep. two innocent people killed in police pursuits in richmond and san francisco. coming up in 20 minutes we'll take a look at police protocols when to start a chase and when

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7:53. the california highway patrol is investigating a tragic atv crash in placer county that killed a little boy and seriously injured another. placer county deputies say they were called to a home near lincoln yesterday afternoon. two boys ages 3 and 5 crashed the atv into a pond. investigators say they were both wearing helmets and were riding in an atv designed for small children. one of the boys was airlifted while an ambulance rushed them to the hospital. the parents were not cited or arrested. this morning, investigators are looking into what caused a fatal crash at walt disney world in florida. it happened at the park's world speedway exotic driving experience. an attraction that gives people a chance to drive their dream car on a racetrack. the florida highway patrol says a lamborghini crashed into a guardrail yesterday afternoon. the passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver was hospitalized

with minor injuries. 7:54. new never before scene video from tulsa oklahoma showing a shooting. this case makes some people think of the 2009 b.a.r.t. police shooting of oscar grant. the video shows a tulsa county reserve deputy chase and tackle eric harris on april 2nd. he was being investigated for trying to illegally sell a gun to an undercover officer. the deputy fired his gun, killing 44-year-old eric harris. the deputy said he meant to use his stun gun. in the video you can hear him saying "oh, i shot him. i'm sorry." harris's family said this shooting has left a lot of unanswered questions. >> what kind of gun did he use? that's my question. was he trained in how to use this weapon? did eric have a weapon on time at the time he was killed?

>> the deputy is robert bates. the sheriff's department has turned this case over to prosecutors. they will decide whether to file criminal charges. back here at home, san francisco police investigating a shooting at fisherman's wharf. two motorcycles were heard revving their engines outside of a restaurant on leavenworth around 5:45 last night. then gunshots were heard. police say there was a short pursuit but they backed off after they realized no one was hurt. the police are still looking for the person who fired those shots. 7:56. crews continue to work around the clock in oakland to cleanup and restore a creek where there was a massive spill last wednesday. over the weekend, crews with vacuum trucks were sucking some of the cement that spilled into the creek. the spill happened after subcontractors accidentally turned a valve the wrong way sending cement flowing into the creek. officials say a half-mile of that creek has been destroyed

and cleaning it up will take a long time and a lot of effort. later today, crews will resume the operation in the creek. >> all right. the boys are back in town talking about the giants. what you need to know if you are headed to today's giants' hope open -- home opener. >> reporter: police are searching for the people involved in a shooting in the muddle of a very busy intersection. we're at shaddock and ashby, where at least two people have been shot. we'll tell you how it's affecting the morning commute -- next. good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute. interstate 68 is a little bit slow -- 680 is a little bit slow. once up get to the sunol grade, it does break free. we'll tell you a little bit more about the east bay. a cooler, breezy day setting in for your afternoon. i'll have a look at what you can expect outside your door and for the second half -- coming up.

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good morning. welcome back to a beautiful live picture. we're at at&t park in san francisco. this is the day giants' fans have been waiting for and claudine wong as well. [laughter] >> it's the world season

opener. ♪ we are the champions ♪ >> yes, they are. >> claudine wong will have more coming up in five months. >> beautiful. >> monday morning. >> yes. >> i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's check weather and traffic. rosemary is in for steve. i've gotten a little bit of brief on social media for wearing blue. but you have the orange. you are carrying the banner. >> it wouldn't be the first time i forget to wear the wrong color. made sure i had the orange on today. it will be a gorgeous day today. low 60s with an afternoon sea breeze. starting out with clouds. a little bit of fog. you can see it in the view as we look into the city of san francisco. still a cool one out here. low 40s to low 50s for areas from napa into san francisco, oakland, concord, san jose. this is where the clouds are back. so we're seeing it inside the

east bay, over parts of the north bay along the coastline. if we squeeze in closer, you can see right across the bay bridge, we've got partly to mostly cloudy skies in san francisco. half moon bay, pacifica, daly city, all socked in pretty good. oakland, views there showing you mostly cloudy skies and then we get into the north bay where we have visibility issues. napa had issues this morning. that's cleared. but highway 101, santa rosa through petaluma and novato, anywhere from quarter mile to half-mile visibility at times. in addition to the low clouds, fog there. meanwhile, temperatures coming down, anywhere from 5 to 10. 69 in santa rosa for today. 66 oakland. 70 in concord. 68 to 70 in san jose. yes, a notable drop coming. the breeze is expected to pick up as well and late tonight early tomorrow morning, maybe even the possibility of a few sprinkles. i will detail why. show you more of these highs expected in your neighborhood and then in the extended

forecast, have a big warmup coming up. i will have more on that in just a bit. let's check traffic with sal. we're looking at a commute where traffic is busy in many areas. we've had a couple of crashes to make things a little bit more difficult. let's start off and take a look at the east bay commute. you can see traffic is going to be a little bit busy eving the san mateo bridge -- busy leaving the san mateo bridge and over to the high rise. the dumbarton bridge is slow. the bay bridge seems to be getting better. it's about a 15, 20-minute delay. reminding you it will be somewhat heavy getting into san francisco. it will switch over to getting out of san francisco after the game. a lot more people will be in the city for today's home opener. any day baseball game will be that way. northbound 85 and cupertino they are clearing and accident. 280 is slow. but the new ramp has helped out a little bit.

101 is the slowest out of sunnyvale into mountain view. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. a major intersection in berkeley still shut down at this hour. the police investigating a double shooting early this morning. tara moriarty is at ashby and shaddock and there's some questions facing the shooting victims. tara? >> reporter: that's right. we'll get to that in a minute. but traffic is slug irk on ashby and shaddock -- sluggish on ashby and shaddock. traffic is not too bad. people are being circumvented around. police are still investigating. they are looking at surveillance video from some of these nearby businesses. and at about quarter to 2:00 this morning, that's when the violence erupted. at least two men in their 20s in a dark-colored car were

caught under a hail of bullets at ashby and shaddock. wounded, they pulled over into the chevron gas station. >> at this point, it's -- there's some indication it might be the two that may have been exchanging gunfire. we have to piece it together, talk to the victims, see if there's surveillance video. >> reporter: the men were transported to the hospital. they are expected to survive. the suspects have not been caught. bullets also sprayed into a nearby apartment complex, luckily no one was truck there. one man had a bullet land on his bed. now, the clerk's window at the gas station was also struck by a stray bullet as well as a car parked across the street. police are not sure when the intersection will reopen. but from the looks of it, it looks like it will be quite a while. live from berkeley, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> talk to you later. thank you. 8:04. a developing story in north carolina, that's where a community college is on

lockdown after a deadly campus shooting. it happened at wayne community college in goldsboro, two hours ago in the labor. the shooter is described at bald, white -- as bald, white, about 5'11", a too too over his -- a tattoo over his left eye. he's not been caught. the world series champs are back in town. committment is buildin -- excitement is building. first pitch is at 1:45 we're giving you a look at the park before it opens to fans. claudine wong is live with more on the preparations with today's game. you are moving all over the place. where are you? >> reporter: i'm in the bleachers, you know, hanging out, imagining what it will be like at game time. check out the view. take a look at the field.

it has gotten a lot busier. you are not allowed to step foot on the grass. when you talk about the fan experience for folks who have been to the ballpark before or who are coming, whatever you have there, this is one of them, the garden. really a gorgeous place to come, sit, have fresh food. everyone is getting ready out here. we all know eating at the ballpark is very important. you know, in san francisco, there's always a very unique way to do that. you have your garlic fries and clam chowder in a bread bowl. they added this area, beefed it up. this was emptier. if you are coming out the ballpark today, that may be a good area to visit. it's something new. in terms. game, a lot -- in terms of the game, they want you here early. they are celebrating last

year's season and are excited for this year's season. we have a special bag of goodies. this is for today tea game. the first 40 fans get this pennant -- the first 40,000 fans get this pennant. it will be a whole week of celebrations what the giants have done, celebrating what they hope they will do. tomorrow they hand out this guy. there's mads about bu -- there's mad bum, the bobblehead. we've got mad bum again. sticking with the bumgarner theme we have going, i want to show you this, this is very cool. it's very wind windy -- it's very windy out here. this is the sat and jersey they will be wearing on saturday for

the ring ceremony. i'm gonna put the hat down so you can see the jersey. here we go. there is the jersey. they gave us a sneak peek of these just to show people what they can get. we were in the clubhouse earlier today. they have fixed those things as well. but this is about baseball, 1:35, home opener. they are excited to get the fans back in at&t park. we're excited to be here. we'll have the special coming up at noon. and i know joe fonzi has folks to talk to. really been an exciting morning. >> hopefully you will have warm clothing. it's windy there now. rosemary says it will be breezy and chilly at game time. >> reporter: yes. if you are a fan or even from san francisco, you no he this is what to expect. you just can't do anything when you say should we complain about the weather?

come on. we can't really complain, can we? >> no. and that's a beautiful shot with the palm trees looking over the bay. thank you. officials say if you are not going to the game, you should try to avoid the bay bridge. this is a live picture of the toll plaza. looking very crowded there. try to avoid the bay bridge two hours before heading into the city and then two hours after leave, the-- leaving the city. first pitch:35 -- first pitch, 1:35. baseball fans transferring from b.a.r.t. can purchase tickets at the embarcadero station three hours prior to the start of game time. and another option for fans, take the ferry to the ballpark. that would be a lovely way to go. you can leave from larkspur ferry or oakland. a couple of weeks ago, officials also announced they will resume direct service

between vallejo and at&t park for games. and ktvu is here to help you get ready for the big game opener. we're airing a live one-hour pregame specs starting at noon. we'll have the late -- special starting at noon. we'll have the later special coming up. mariners beat the as. as are heading to houston for a three-game series against the astros. we heard jose the giants are 3- -4 but -- 3-4. but it's still early. >> yes. we're also looking at some else. two deadly chases in two days. a lot of questions being raised

about the protocol for police and what they do when things become unsafe. good morning. we're looking at slow traffic in some areas, including the bay bridge trying to get into san francisco. we'll tell you what the backup is and we'll remind you again, why it's not a good idea to use the bridge later. and in honor of the home opener, we want to see your spirit. shay your photos on your -- share your photos on your facebook page. there's great photos there. we have great fans.

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♪don't stop believe -- believin' ♪ >> wow. look at that view. excitement is building over the home opener. 52 degrees. 26 at noontime. what a beautiful shot. now we're giving you a look at the marshall tucker band. they will be performing this afternoon. >> love the live picture. thank you. florida senator marco rubio is saying yes, he's running for president. here's a look at his website counting the hours until the

big announcement later this afternoon. he will make it official in his hometown of miami. 30 minutes ago, he said he feels uniquely qualified to talk about the future. he also called hillary clinton "a leader from yesterday." >> every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> yesterday, hillary clinton made her long-expected announcement that she's running for president again in this video showcasing middle-class americans. she's due to hold her first campaign event at a community college in iowa tomorrow. 8:15. san francisco police are still searching for the people in a car that hit and killed a woman during a police chase on friday. 42-year-old bridget klecker was in a crosswalk friday night when a car with armed robbery suspects inside hit her. investigators say during the chase that car also hit and injured a second person, ran a

red light and hit a car filled with people. no one inside that car was hurt. police say the four suspects abandoned the stolen car on treasure island and ran away. friends and family are mourning the death of a 24-year- old killed in another crash connected to a police chase. anthony nguyen was riding in his honda when he and his two friends were hit by a black corvette. before the crash, police tried to pull over the core -- pull over the corvette for speeding. they lost sight and a few blocks later, it crashed into the honda civic. police arrested the 20-year-old of san pablo for vehicular homicide. following these two deadly police chases, we talked to some officers to find out about the protocol for a police chase. the policies for san francisco and richmond are very similar to other bay area police agencies. officers are allowed to pursue a chase but have to call it off

when there's reasonable risk or danger to the public. the tragic part of saturday night's chase is the suspect caused the deadly crash after police stopped their pursuit. >> it appears the officer followed policy and guidelines and was within policy as far as the pursuit is concerned. >> the officers we talked to say another challenging thing about chases is they can start in a split second like the one in san francisco friday night. police had just turned on their sirens when the suspect drove three blocks down a hill and hit the victim. >> all right. let's bring sal back. >> we are atrying. you will see slow traffic. it seems fewer people have spring break. last week we had more h westbound 4 is moderate through

la fayette. it's almost like a normal commute. but some people have a day off here or there. moving along to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for about a 15, 20-minute delay. there is a little bit of room. all day getting into and out of san francisco will be an issue especially in the car with your -- because of the opening day game at at&t park. that's what i'm trying to say. if you are driving in san jose, we have slow traffic on 101. it's solid from 880 all the way up to a crash near 85. had a crash northbound 85 at fremont. this getting into mountain view on 101 from the silicon valley there or to the silicon valley will be tough. you might want to use 280. if you don't have to go to mountain view, don't use 101. let's go to rosemary. pattern changing for your monday. already notable changes going on outside of the door. some of us starting out with clouds and patchy, thick fog and some of us starting off

with beautiful sunshine. giving you a live look over the east bay hills. we were noting this over the weekend. patches of brown already being detected on those hills. we have a system working towards the bay area. unfortunately, it won't brick us much rain -- bring us much rain if any at all. it will come tonight into tomorrow best possibility. maybe a little bit of drizzle and sprinkles. here is the system, the front, bringing rain to washington and oregon and even northern california going to see some of this. it will slide through bring light rain to crescent city, maybe parts of eureka. once it gets beyond that, moves south, it begins to fall apart. so monday evening, there you can have that rain but as we move through into the evening hours, notice it really fizzles out before it gets to the bay area. just the very tail end of this month moving through. it's monday, moving into the central bay.

into the overnight hours. tomorrow morning we wake up and it's already passed. will we get a few sprinkles? maybe a little bit of coastal drizzle. yes, the possible is there. most of us won't see anything. many of us will be asleep when it happens. 47 degrees outside the door in napa. finally seeing sunshine there. 51 in oakland. low 50s in concord and fremont. for the afternoon, the numbers right before where we should be. not as warm as the weekend. 70 degrees in concord for today. 68 in vallejo. 67 san rafael and 63 expected in san francisco. low 60s with an average sea breeze expected for san francisco and that breeze is gonna pick up for many of us. 70 in san jose. 70 for santa cruz. and 71 degrees expected for morgan hill. the extended forecast, going day by day. today, the partly cloudy, the cooler temps and the breezing conditions. tomorrow, behind the front, the

winds will continue. temperatures won't change much. range in the low 70s. upper 60s around the bay. low 60s at the coast. by wednesday, we begin to see another switch in the weather pattern. ridge of high pressure builds in. we're looking at mid-80s in the forecast for thursday, friday, and saturday for our inland cities. if you don't like it that warm, head close to the water. 70s around the bay and along the coast, upper 60s to near 70. >> a real roller coaster. last week it was cold and raining and everything. >> right. that's spring for you, right? [laughter] >> right. >> all right, thank you. today is the official start of high fire season. coming up in 20 minutes, the extra precautions firefighters are taking because of our recent dry weather. you golf fans, a record finish at the masters. what this year's 21-year-old champion just tweeted about in the last hour. as we head to break, we want to give you another look at at&t park from skyfox.

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welcome back. now we know the charges facing a journalist from marin county. a report says jason is accused of espionage, a report says he sold industrial and economic information. jason was born in san francisco. he grew up in marin. he holds dual u.s. as well as iranian citizenship. a 2-year-old boy is lucky to be alive and his mother is in a lot of trouble after a close call at the cleveland zoo. witnesses say the boy's mother was dangling limb over the rail -- him over the railing at the

cheetah exhibit when she lost her grip and he fell in the pen. his parents jumped in and lifted the toddler to safety with the help of bystanders. >> some men and my son and i ran up there, tried to pull the father out. he ran to the other side. the wall was probably 10 feet. he had to jump up, grab our hands, we pulled him out. >> the cheetah did not go near the family. the boy was taken to the hospital for injuries to his leg. the zoo plans to file child endangerment charges against his mother today. jordan spieth is now the master. after winning the masters tournament in record fashion. now, he's the first wire-to- wire winner of the green jacket since 1976. he did it right there. spieth shot an 18-under 270 in the tournament. won his first major championship, tying tiger woods's scoring record.

he's also the second masters champion over. five months older than tiger woods was when he won in 197 -- 1986. the young champion seems very happy with his win after coming in second place. this morning, he posted on twitter "well, i'm glad that was not a dream." it appears his fans are just as happy. in the first hour, it was posted, that message was re- tweeted more than 15,000 times. 8:26. the boys are definitely back in town, giants' fans. fans couldn't be more happier. coming up, joe fonzi sits down with the chief executive officer of the giants. >> reporter: we're also live in antioch this morning where the search is expected to search for a motorcyclist that got that an accident and -- that got into an accident and fell more than 100 feet down below

into a river. the latest on the investigation. the san mateo bridge, you will see it. traffic is moving along okay. but i will tell you about the south bay where traffic is slow. today is shaping up to be a cooler, breezier day outside of the doors. lou clouds, a little bit of patchy fog. leaving with you a gorgeous view over -- leaving you with a gorgeous view over at&t park. we have live reports coming from there. i have your weather -- coming up. ♪ ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?)

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a very busy intersection in berkeley still blocked off. the police out there investigating an early-morning double shooting. it happened about a quarter to 2:00 this morning. two men in their early 20s, they were hit. shots were fired at ashby and shaddock avenues. those two men are expected to survive. it's not clear if the victims fired back at the shooter. some of the bullets flew through that neighborhood. >> during the gunfire that did occur, we had an apartment building that was struck and then also the gas station here on the corner that was hit during that gunfire. >> now, it's fortunate no one in those apartments or gas station was injured. police are still investigating, hoping to examine surveillance video from nearby businesses as they continue to search for the suspects. well, as you know, this is the day giants' fans have been waiting for. in just a couple of hours from now, all of those seats, yes, they will be jumping up and down in the ballpark at at&t

park and cheering for the giants because today is the season home opener. joe fon zpi, one of -- joe fonzi, one of my favorite people, just talked with larry baird about the new season. >> reporter: we're starting right at the top larry with us. we were talking about what it is that's special about opening day in baseball. it's like no other pro sport. >> like nothing else that we know. the thing about it, there is sort of a renewal. i talked to my son on the east coast in college, and he was talking about how -- it's a beautiful day today after months of winter. we don't have that so much in san francisco. but it's a renewal. it's memory creation for spring and summer. >> reporter: let's do the business part of this first. that is that what the giants have on in the last -- have

done in the last five years, unprecedented. but what you have done with season tickets and consecutive sellouts. >> we're at the golden era of history. this is about the fans. the fans have done it. don't you love the music? marshall tucker band behind us here. but the fans have done it. it's been an outpouring. >> what can you tell us -- i know you want to keep some things a surprise. but opening day there are special things. you have the ring ceremony on saturday. i heard today you are gonna have a comem rawtive -- commemorative patch for lon simmons. >> well, when the banner gets hoisted, this is our third one in five years, you want to do it differently. i would say maybe the mode of transit for the banner may be a

little unusual, unique, shall we say. >> reporter: all right. i guess we'll have to stay tuned for that. always something special about opening day. always a pleasure talking to you. we go way back as northern californiaians and we can -- northern californians. >> yes and we think about lon a lot. he brought the games. made the games fitted for us. he helped create the joy of baseball in the community. >> reporter: have a great opening day. i know you will. >> thank you. >> reporter: larry baer, back to you in the studio. >> great interview. and skyfox 2 is flying over the stadium right now. beautiful picture. you can -- these are live pictures. you get a real feel for what the stadium is all set for.

rose mar-- rosemary, how is it gonna be? >> a beautiful day. low clouds, those are parting. we have the sea breeze. let's take a look outside of the doors. we have a view into san francisco. you can see if you look up over the bay, mostly cloudy skies. stretching into the east bay. over parts of the north bay and obviously along the coast. let's take a look at stormtracker2, we'll take a look at where the clouds remain. we are wall to wall along the coastline with the low clouds and the fog into san francisco into the east bay. we will see these break apart, we'll have partly sunny skies to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. and into santa rosa, where we've had a bit of patchy dense fog. right now, santa rosa reporting half-mile visibility along highway 101. had a little bit around american canyon and napa earlier. but that's cleared. temperature-wise, it's a cool start in napa, santa rosa

trailing behind in the upper 40s. novato, you are included in there. as you get closer to the peninsula, 51 in san francisco right now. 47 redwood city. the east bayshore line, 52 for oakland,wall and livermore and con-- walnut creek and limb and con-- and livermore and concord. the onshore breeze turning on. winds anywhere from 10, 20 miles an hour for the second half of the day. at&t park not gonna be the only place where it's breezy. we'll take a look at your afternoon highs in a little bit. good morning, sal. good morning. we're looking at traffic that's gonna be busy. it's imblotching in some areas -- improving in some areas. if you are driving out to 880 northbound -- out to 880 northbound, you will see traffic heading to downtown oakland. if you are going to the bay bridge, there will be a backup there trying to get in the city. some of these lanes are better. others are not.

it's still a 15, 20-minute delay. because of the opening day or any daytime baseball game we get the usual traffic that will be slow in and out of san francisco. as we look at the east bay commute on 680 concord to walnut creek, southbound is still slow from about 242. it's also slow on 680 south heading out to danville because of an earlier crash. 24 is still busy. it's not completely light everywhere. if you are driving on 680, give yourself extra time. back to the desk. >> thank you. a search goes on right now in the san joaquin river for a motorcycle rider who authorities say fell from the highest point of the bridge down to the water. brian flores, live in anty okay now -- antioch now, and you say a car crash may have played a role in this. >> reporter: it may have, dave. good morning to you. authorities are still trying to figure that out. but the first thing, the priority, find the body of this motorcyclist. he's a man from antioch in his

late 20s. but divers will be out to help in the search. we haven't seen any this morning. but presumably they will be out here later to help find the body. the victim in this case, is a 27-year-old man from antioch. ktvu has learned that he's married just became a father. the california highway patrol is continuing to investigate. the riders were out on the road 4:30 sunday afternoon when the victim collided into the back of a honda. the peak of the bridge. the car had shattered glass and damage to the rear but the 41- year-old was uninjured. as for the motorcyclist, it's believed the impact contributed to his fall, estimated to be 135 feet to the river below. we spoke to a boater who has experience in the river and says divers could have a tough time this morning. >> it's really tough. the river is wl ride here --

the river is really ride here. there's a lot chop. the tides ripe through. the water's moving. it's tough. it is. >> the vehicle involved in it, they did see the body go over and there were other drivers that said they saw it, too. there's multiple witnesses. >> reporter: now, search crews spent about three hours yesterday searching for the man. private boaters helped out. one boater cold ktvu he believes he found a helmet in the water. want to take you back out here live to show you the situation here. you heard it's about a mile wide. the water is a little bit choppy. but we under the dive team from sacramento county will be aiding in the search. we've been out here all morning long, haven't see any dive crews. we'll bring you updates on "mornings on 2" and twitter and facebook. >> all right. thank you. 8:39. we're learning that the body of

a third man has been recovered after an abalone diving trip document a tragic coast. a group of five men -- took a tragic coast. a group of fine men were rediving. a man disappeared from sight. rescuers found his body three and a half hours later. the men are said to be from the bay area and the east coast. there's speculation they may have been inexperienced divers. high fire season officially kicks off today. it's expected to be a very busy year for firefighters. that's why calfire and other agencies are hiring more firefighters and more engines, bulldozers, helicopters and air tankers, they will be on standby. fire officials say this season will bring really tough conditions because of our four- year drought and the record-

breaking winter temperatures. lack of moisture has caused a lot of fire fuel. crews continue to work around the clock to clean up and restore a creek where there was a massive cement spill. over the weekend, the crews were sucking out some of the cement that spilled into glen echo creek. the spill happened after subcontractors accidentally turned a valve the wrong way, sending cement flowing into that vehicle. officials say a half-mile of that creek was literally destroyed. later today, the crews will resume the cleanup operation. a restoration plan is being developed. it's not clear if the creek will ever be restored to the way it used to be. easing the commute in the north bay. the metering lights drivers may notice as they head to work. >> reporter: a major milestone is completed at a popular freeway interchange in the south bay. we'll tell you about the new

flyover ramp that just opened this morning. good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is busy in the east bay. we'll tell you more straight ahead about the macarthur maze. and in honor of the giants' home opener, come on. we want to see your giants' spirit. that's nice. ♪ >> send is your photos -- send us your photos. share them on our facebook page. look at that face right there.

welcome back. giants' opener. a little cool. i will have your forecast coming up. 8:44. a new flyover ramp is open now and south bay commuters, they are using it but some of them are being real cautious. it's at the interstate 280 and 880 interchange. janine de la vega is there. you've been out there all morning. you've been on the ramp. what do you think?

>> reporter: it's nice there's now a separate dedicated ramp to go from northbound 280 to northbound 880. it's a little bit jarring. it can be ta little bit disorienting -- it will be a little bit disor -- disorienting at first. there's no backup. it appears to be smooth sailing. here's what the flyover looks like approaching from northbound 280. drivers will notice an immediate change. the exit to highway 17 is on the left. the exit to 880 is on the ride. before, it was reversed. once you get on the new flyover to 880, you don't have to intermix with local traffic. before drivers had to mix with drivers who wanted to exit stevens creek where the valley fair mall is located. it was an area that would bottleneck. those living nearby are glad the construction is over and hope the work paid off.

>> i want to see how fast it will get me to north 88 -- 880. i'm glad construction is done. >> reporter: the vta and caltrans have been working on this project since 25012. this flyover ramp -- since 2012. this flyover ramp is the final piece of the puzzle. there's still some work to be done. they still need to pour two layers of asphalt and you will still see construction vehicles for the next month. after that, it should be all clear and as i said before, smooth sailing. but vta says that you probably still want to take it slow as you are approaching because, again, it can be a little bit confusing. >> getting used to it. flying over. thank you. 8:47. also happening this morning, a new set of metering lights in sonoma county will be turned on. the onramp traffic signals are located at the northbound and

southbound onramps from airport boulevard to 101. for the next week, they will be set to solid green during commute times but a week from tomorrow, tuesday, april 2st, they will officially start working and will run from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and then from 3:00 to 7:00. caltrans will monitor and make changes as necessary. this is kind of your warmup, i guess you could say. hey, sal, everybody behaving for you? >> well, hopefully. i want to keep reminding people that today, as we've been saying, the authorities want you to know if you have to go to the bay bridge, you will be facing slow traffic. let's start off with that at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. it is not all that bad right now. there's a little bit of room for you. but it will be steady and slow. pretty much for the entire day. the best way to get to at&t park or to the south of market area is to use transit. that way you don't have to deal with the parking situation.

it will be very heavy, very expensive, i should say, parking in the south of market area today. let's go to interstate 880. the east bay commute is not quite done yet. you will see some slow traffic as you drive through. the traffic continues to be slow all the way up into downtown oakland. kind of like a normal commute. we have looked at the commute here on northbound 101 in san jose, pretty slow. we had a couple of incidents on northbound 101 through mountain view. they weren't too major but we have a lot of slow traffic on 101. it won't be a breeze getting to mountain view from either direction on 101. let's go to rosemary. all right, sal. well, a cool, breezy pattern settling in for your bay area monday. giving you a live look outdoors, where we to have a little bit of sunshine over parts of the east bay, we have a little bit of fog inside the bay and even patchy dense fog reported over parts of the north bay this morning. as we get into the afternoon, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. there is a shot there over the

oakland estuary. you can see the clouds overhead beginning to break up. but the partly cloudy, patchy fog start out there this morning will be clearing out to partly cloudy, cool, breezy weather for the afternoon. as we get into this evening, there is a very slight chance that we may see a few scattered showers move through. it has to do with the system here. the onshore breeze is back. the cooler air moving in. as this front moves into california by tonight, it's going to really fall apart by the time it gets to the bay area. it will leave just a very slight chance. maybe a little bit of coastal drizzle. a few sprinkles into the overnight hours. we're talking 10:00, 11:00 tonight into tomorrow morning and then it's out of here. that's about it. for today, in a nutshell, cooler and breezy. that's what we're going to see. 62 degrees at at&t park this afternoon for the giants' game and it's going to be breezy. sea breeze, 20 miles an hour. prepare for that if you are gonna be out there. the rest of us will also see the breeze kick in for the

second half of the day. anywhere from 10, 20 miles an hour expected. san francisco at sfo, closer to 22, maybe even 25 with a gust stronger than that. afternoon highs coming down anywhere from r 5 to 10 degrees -- from 5 to 10 degrees from what we had yesterday. upper 60s in napa. 67 san rafael. 64 in sausalito. if we head to the east bay, 64 in alameda. 67 castro valley and low 70s expected, livermore, pleasanton and antioch. as we get into the south bay, temperatures in the upper 60s in and around santa clara, low 70s in gilroy and 70 degrees for santa cruz. afternoon highs around the peninsula, 67 woodside. 62 in san bruno. 63 for downtown san francisco. low 60s partly cloudy and cool, breezy weather for half moon bay, pacifica and daly city. the extended forecast behind the system, we'll havele breezy weather that continue into your tuesday. temperatures not gonna warm a whole lot. we'll stay put for your

tuesday. but by wednesday, we begin a warming trend. as you look toward the back half of the weekend into your weekend -- of your week into the weekend, lower 80s. upper 70s to near 80 around the bay. even the coast will get in on this with upper 60s to near 70 expected around friday, saturday. by sunday, temperatures begin to fall off a little bit. but still well above average for this time of year. tori? >> sunny and warm. thank you. 90 minutes before 9:00, the reason more passengers are unhappy with air travel these days. the airlines with the biggest complaint. and we want to se-- to sey giants' photos on our -- we want to see your giants' photos on your facebook page -- on our facebook page.

we're waiting to hear when a man accused of killing his girlfriend right in front of

her children will be returned to san jose to face charges. knew, 25-year-old andrew -- now, 25-year-old andrew butler had been on the run since tuesday but was captured on saturday. he's charged with killing 33- year-old kendra gonzalez of sacramento. police say butler shot her in san jose while they were sitting in a parked car. he then allegedly dumped her body on the side of the road in front of her two children, ages 1 and 17. gonzalez's family held a fund- raiser to help pay for her funeral. family members didn't know but lert very well -- butler very well. >> i didn't know him personally. he was always quiet. i would see him when he would come around with her. he wouldn't look at my face and talk. they already had a done frontation prior to that -- confrontation prior to that and she wanted to leave him. >> the 17-year-old daughter who saw the killing is traumatized and will need counseling.

never before scene video released of a deadly shooting similar to the shooting of oscar grant. it involves a white deputy, an unarmed african-american man and a stun gun. the video from tulsa county, shows reserve deputy tackle harris back in 2007. s was being investigated for trying to sell a gun to and undercover officer. he used his gun. he said he meant to use his stun gun. you can hear him saying, i -- i shot him. i'm sorry. the district attorney will decide whether charges will be filed. a new report on airline quality suggest performance levels are decreasing. according to researchers at wichita state, more flights are late, more bags are getting lost and customers are lodging

more complaints. on-time arrival fell 2.2% from last year. the rate of lost, stolen or delayed bags rode by 13%. consumer -- rose by 13%. consumer complaints jumped 22%. all right. 8:56. we're el coulding more -- we're feeling more giants right now. love, the jersey. >> i borrowed this. >> changed the tie but sal was already ready. [laughter] >> that mid me laugh out loud -- that made me laugh out loud. it was a real lol. tori, it looks great on you. >> 2:30 a.m., i wasn't thinking baseball. i sort of grabbed whatever was convenient. good morning. i want to remind you that getting to the park, the best way to do it is public transportation. i've seen $120 parking, believe

it or not down at at&t park. now, if you are rolling in the cash, i guess that's cool for you but you probably don't want to do that. this is the westbound bay bridge, it will be busy and then coming out later. 880, dra thask is -- that traffic is slow. 101 is the worst. i would use 280 as an alternate. let's go to rosemary. cooler, breezy. we're starting off with partly sunny skies. we'll be partly cloudy for the afternoon. as be-- as we get into the second half, a warmup coming as we get into wednesday, thursday, friday, even lasting into saturday. for today a notable drop in temperatures. partly cloudy, a little breezy. i'm glad you found your orange. >> you look beautiful as well. >> absolutely. be sure to tune into the ktvu fox 2 news at noon. it will be a one-hour pregame special from at&t park to celebrate the home ohm opener. if -- home ohm open -- home

opener. and if you can't get to a tv, you can watch it online streaming live.

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