>> reporter: good morning. we have breaking news of an amber alert out of fairfield. someone stole a car with an 8- year-old boy inside. the very latest on the search to find him. plus the search continues for the hit-and-run driver who killed a popular east bay radio host during a weekend crash. we'll show you how his friends

and family are honoring him this morning. good morning. we are live outside kpsa and inside the radio station in berkeley. over the weekend, a radio host and produce, killed by a hit- and-run drive -- producer, killed by a hit-and-run driver. alex savidge is out there as well. he will have more on the search for the driver and show us some of the ways the community is coming together to weapon wesley burton's family. such a sad morning for the community. >> yes. >> monday, april 20th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson has your forecast and the very latest. >> a lot of fog out there. we're back to a summer pattern. it looks like a june gloom has settled in. inland temps will come down. there is a rather strong,

strong delta breeze which is onshore, which means it's out of the west-southwest. thunderstorms popping up out of the sierra. they collapse at night due to the lack of lift or heat. they will be back. some of those might play into our forecast, wednesday, thursday. right now, today and tomorrow, it's a lot of fog and drizzle. san francisco, much of the coast and the bay, upper 50s, low 60s. a lot of low clouds around and you see the thunderstorm activity right over the sierra. that really will pop up again later today. if you are up there, keep an eye on the sky. 50s on the temps. but this is the key. the delta breeze had gusts to 31 at travis. cordelia, a rather onshore breeze as well. a lot of toking to go around -- a lot of fog to go around. windy, san pablo bay, carquinez strait, the delta, san mateo, sfo later. not so much right now. 70s or many. 50s and 60s by the water.

sal, i think we've had a couple of issues. still dealing with that. >> we sill have slow traffic that was brought on by earlier problems that have cleared. we're go. start off with a -- we're gonna start off with a look at the toll plaza from the carquinez to the macarthur maze, 30 minutes to get to the span. we've been talking about the 580 commute. it was slowed down by an accident on the dublin grade. 580 is slow through dim and dublin. 680 is very slow out of pleasanton. we're looking at 680 from concord to walnut creek. it's backed up from 242 all the way down to walnut creek and then a little bit of slowing into alamo. we look at the nimitz freeway, between 238, if you are driving down to fremont, there are empty spots but still slow traffic in hayward and after you pass highway 84. the east bay is not looking any lighter than usual. it looks like a normal day.

as we get to the south bay, 280 northbound and southbound in downtown san jose is off to a good start. 280 is better. back to the desk. >> all right. we we're following breaking news where the chp is looking for a young boy stolen from a home. this is 8-year-old brock guzman. they say brock was inside the car while it was warming up in the driveway when someone drove in and drove off. it happened at 5:00 a.m. on meadowlark drive. the car did a silver 2001 toyota -- is a silver toyota, 2001. the license plate is on the scene. we've put this information on our ktvu website and our facebook pages. if you are in contra costa, solano and napa counties, be on

the lookout for that car and this little boy. no word on who may have stolen this car. we do have a reporter on the way to that scene. makes sure you stay right here with us at ktvu and, of course, ktvu.com for continuing coverage on this breaking news. we're also posting updates for you on twitter on facebook and are new mobile app. oakland police are searching for the hit-and-run driver who killed a husband and father of three during a weekend crash. alex savidge joins us from berkeley where the victim was a radio host and we understand you knew him personally. such a rough morning. >> reporter: yeah, really a difficult morning, pam, for everyone. this is where he worked in berkeley. he had just finished up his shift early on saturday morning. he was driving home from work when he was struck and killed in that crash and obviously devastating for a lot of people who knew him including myself.

i've known wesley for 20 years. i want to bring in his close friend chris riggins joining me now live this morning. obviously, you are still coming to terms with what happened. >> yes. >> reporter: where are you right now emotionally? all over the place. i'm angry. i'm sad. in disbelief. i'm -- i don't want it to to be true -- it to be true. i want to wake up from this dream and say oh, that was a dream. and hug him. >> reporter: you were sending him text messages hoping you would hear back. >> i would send him mean text messages just because he was my friend and got a response. >> reporter: wesley was a husband, a father of three children and was the

breadwinner for his family. and a very tremendous loss for them. i can only imagine the pain they are going through. how do you want him to be remembered? >> reporter: i want wesley to be remembered as a strong, very loving man. he loved his friends and his family so much that at times, it just felt like we didn't deserve it. i want him to be remembered as a hard-working guy that would go out of his way to help people, even strangers. wesley would put together computers for strangers when they just needed to get on the internet to look for a job. wesley would, you know, see something broken in my house. all right. i'm gonna go home and get my tools and i'll be back. it would be something i was putting off but he would just

fix it. that's the kind of guy he was. >> reporter: generous. >> generous. >> reporter: this crash was early saturday morning. it was the driver of a dodge charger, a person speeding, slammed into his car and left the scene. i want you to -- you to maybe offer whatever message you can to the person who left the scene. what would you say to the person? >> turn yourself in. it's done. you've already created so much turmoil and pain in this community, that it's just like, why do it more by not turning yourself in and leaving the question with why? i just want to know. were you on your way to the hospital to save your life or were you just being a jerk? we just don't know. we want you to turn yourself in so we can have closure and know. >> reporter: all right.

that's one of wesley's close friends. there's been a gofundme account that's been set up to help wesley's family during this time. that has already raised about $13,000 thus far and obviously oakland police working right now to try to find the driver of that dodge charger who was involved in this hit-and-run crash. >> hopefully, they will get more information. thank you for that. 7:09 is the time. a cyclist in the hospital. an uber driver in jail. that's after an alleged case of road rage at fisherman's wharf. it happened yesterday afternoon about 1:00 p.m. at north point and taylor streets. the unidentified cyclist suffered a punctured lung and broken collarbone after witnesses say the driver reportedly hit him with his car. the driver emmerson of daly city, he was charged and arrested, charged with assault

and a deadly weapon. witnesses say they argued and shouted at each other. police are not sure why the conflict started but say the antagonism was mutual. >> was banging on the uber cab's window. >> mrs. say after -- police say after the the wheel was wheat. wheel-- wheel was hit after that. a just of released report says while we're focused on how dry the weather is, we should be planning for a superstorm here in the bay area. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is live in palo alto which is one of the areas, according to this new report, will be among the hardest hit that's called a

150-year storm. good morning, janine. >> reporter: it seems unlikely because we're in the drought. we're surrounded by marshlands. you can see how close we are to the bay. there's the dumbarton bridge in the background. this new report says with california's weather being so vol volatile, it's at risk. they say because of extreme climate change, the bay area could be in for a powerful 150- year storm. experts say sea levels could rise which would have a dramatic impact on the region. a map shows the threatened arias in red which includes, homes, school, power stations, hospitals and airport. 80% of the flooding damage would occur in marin, san mateo and santa clara counties. people we spoke to say the

heavy rainfall of rain show us we're not as prepared as we could be. >> a bunch of streets are shut down. couldn't get around to work. it was like a weekday or a wednesday. i forget exactly. it just caused a ton of problems. basically showing that if that did happen, we wouldn't be able to handle something like that. >> reporter: the council says the levees, sea walls are old and in need of repair. while some efforts are underway this study found that not enough is being done and that effort needs to be bolstered. dave? >> janine de la vega, very interesting. thank you. we'll talk to you later. today, the warriors are looking to take a-0 series lead

with the pell -- to take a 2-0 series lead with the pelicans. the warriors built up a large lead on saturday, but new orleans chipped away on that. warriors won it, 106-99. >> i liked having spurts where we looked really good and got to see things on tape that we had to get better with. it's good to go into the game with the lead but with some ideas of things you can do better. >> the series moves to new orleans after tonight's game three, is on thursday. tickets go all the way up to $5,000. that would be for a courtside seat. 7:13. this morning, target says i'm sorry. they are apologizing to angry

customers after overwhelming demand for a new product launch that caused a social media backlash. they launched lilly pulitzer clothing, available only by supplies last. demand was so big, shoppers lined up before the stores were open. the racks were quickly empty. many turned on social media to complain about the lack of stock. online shoppers also complained that target.com was not working. however, a spokesperson for target says the website was deliberately slowed down just to maintain the traffic slow. now, target says it won't be replenishing the merchandise but target is apologizing to any disappointed customers. 7:14. we do continue to follow the breaking news out of fairfield, an amber alert, the desperate search to find an 8-year-old boy sitting in a car that was then stolen from his home's

driveway. it happened again. somebody tried to jump over the white house fence. what we've learned about an arrest made last night after someone carrying a package climbed over the fence. good morning. we're looking at the south bay commute and we can see the traffic is going to be a little bit busy getting up to the west valley on 80. we'll tell you what's happening here. a lot of clouds. a big bog fankg. breezy and cooler -- big fog bank. breezy and cooler.

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7:18. sal has a statement about your morning commute. everybody behaving so far. >> yeah, right now -- you know, things are better than they were a few minutes ago, dave. but we've had a couple of crashes that have slowed things down even though they've been cleared by chp. we're looking at 880 right here. i would say this is good if you are driving, let's say, from san leandro to downtown oakland. it does look good. now, going the other way, someone would say what about

the nimitz going the other way? well, it will be a little bit slow from about 238 and it gets better in union city, part of fremont, but it slows again, southbound 880 as you get down to milpitas. that's because of an earlier crash southbound 880 at mission boulevard which was there. they've moved it off to the shoulder. but traffic is slow in the area. let's go to 237 because when you get there, there a little built of slowing westbound. but that's about all. it looks pretty good getting into the south bay. so far the south bay commute has been without any major incidents. let's go to steve in the weather center. we have a rather extensive fog bank. not all locations have cloudy skies but all of the reports stations do. this is making a pretty good surge inland. here's your average temperatures right here.

70, 63, 73, 71. today, slightly below to right there. it looks like this will be the pattern for most of the week. the fog bank not going anywhere. maybe wednesday might get chewed up. pretty good thunderstorms. not there. tuesday but weatd is the day i think we have to keep an eye on this. 52 san francisco, napa, fairfield, novato, santa rosa, anyone else? half moon bay is in there. there is a lot of temperatures all close. but the breeze coming down a little bit. gusts to 30 plus at travis. it's a westerly wind. napa concord, sfo, oakland. except for few high clouds, it's a rather large fog bank. it's not going anywhere any time soon. just bad data coming in. you can see the low coming down. also triggers thunderstorms over the sierras. breezy, cooler. 50s. >> windy in the delta. 50s, 60s to mainly 70s. ukiah, clearlake maybe near

vacaville, 80s. but that's about it. coming down for antioch and brentwood over the weekend, 80s. today, upper 70s, imsa for much of morgan hill and gilroy. 60s mainly on the peninsula. 50s, 60s on the coast. it looks like night an morning fog. upon showers, into thursday. we've been doing that story on the superstorm. >> right. >> i have more on that. there was a guy who was here during that during 1860, 1864. he's written a journal. it's fascinating read. >> okay. thank you. 7:21. underway right now in san francisco, a show of solidarity for the boston marathon bombing victims. coming up in 25 minutes, ktvu's brian flores will show you how bay area runners are joining those who are racing almost 3,000 miles away. >> emotional feeling. it's a gut reaction. >> and governor jerry brown

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loma prieta quick and they have a menu from the 1960s. >> my parents would bring me and my brother for dinner. on fry nights -- friday night, my grandparents came here. >> san francisco is changing so quickly, i think this a lot of the -- that a lot of restaurants don't understand the history that's gone on. >> there's talk that it could reopen somewhere some day. but the family that's owned it plans to retire to hawaii. today's annual 4/20 marijuana celebration raising some burning issues. how san francisco police are prepared to handle the pot- smoking crowds and what president obama is now saying about the legalization of marijuana. >> reporter: and we're live in san francisco this morning. moments ago a small group of numbers are running in

solidarity for the boston marathon victims. coming up, what this run means for them this morning. good morning. we're looking at a morning commute where most of the slow traffic seems to be in the east bay, including 680 here in walnut creek and also farther down the road. we'll tell you more -- straight ahead. well, fog is back, i'll say. in a big way. most locations report fog or at least you can see it off in the distance. it will be cooler. we'll talk about what's in store the rest of the week. between you and me, they're they're strange creatures. they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just, they ignore us. totally. it's like we're only here to serve them. yeah, that's what i been saying. but then they turn around and fill you up with chevron with techron. i guess we're doing something right. yeah but, come on, humans? humans are weird. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. and what's up with the cat? [

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p÷'p good morning. we are following breaking news this morning out of fairfield. an amber alert has been issued for an 8-year-old boy sitting in the back of a car when it was stolen from this home's driveway. this happened early this morning. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty is up there now and she's gonna have the very latest on the desperate search underway as police are going door to door asking for surveillance video. we have more information about the car coming up. but they definitely need your help. i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. >> i'm dave clark. i went outside to check for steve. >> you snuck out. >> it's gray and gloomy outside the door. this superstorm happened in 1861, 1862. there was a guy who was here.

he has a book out. you can get it, amazon, google books. he kept a journal the whole time. he was with a guy named whitney, as in mount whitney. he was here from 1860, 1864. and in 1861, 1862 almost every journal comment was it's raining again. the name of the book "up and down california." fascinating read. if you get a chance, kept a really good journal. it was pouring. that was the last superstorm they were talking about. he said when he sailed in san francisco bay, he said it was the prettiest place on the planet and he had been all over. you can't put the book down. i'll be honest with you. a lot of low clouds, donor fog -- deeper fog bank. there will be some 70s inland.

all right, sal. take it away. we're looking at a commute where it's slow. someone in the newsroom here always asked me for their personal traffic report at the bay bridge. i told them and i will tell you that if you are approaching the bay bridge, the best way to approach is not from 880 but from 580, 880 has the narrow lane where you have to squeeze in with the other cars. 580 is slightly better. it's about a 20-minute delay getting through the area. i want to show you some of the slow traffic. we had an accident 880 at mission. if you are driving from, let's say, san leandro all the way to fremont, this commute suddenly has not been all that good. 680 is going to be slow as well out of dublin and then 580 is very slow all through the altamont pass and into the dublin canyon. it's been superslow and that's due to earlier problems. one last thing we want to talk about, san jose, see some slow traffic as you approach the

mckee road turnoff and continues that way into sunnyvale. let's go back to the desk. we want to get back to the breaking news out of fairfield where the chp has issued and amber alert this morning for an 8-year-old boy last seen sleeping in his parents' car parked in the driveway. tara moriarty joins us now from the spot where the car was taken. tara? >> reporter: yeah, you know, now at this point brock guzman has been missing for about three hours. there are list all over the neighborhood. they are canvassing. going door to door. they are knocking and seeing if anybody has surveillance video. we understand that brock was inside of a car being warmed up in this driveway of his home here on meadowlark drive when someone stole it. the child inside. this is a picture of 8-year-old brock guzman. he's described as white, blond hair, blue eyes, 5'1", 110

pounds. he was wearing a gray shirt, blue pants and possibly a rope. he was sleeping in a silver toyota corolla, abwfo 72. if you see the car, call 911. police say this abduction was probably random. >> sounds like the vehicle was left running. it was probably more opportunity. the suspect came by, saw the vehicle running, hopped in. probably didn't know brock was asleep in the back. >> reporter: typically in cases like these, police say people will dump the car and the child will be unharmed here. hopefully that's the case here. we understand the reason why brock was asleep in the car, he has other siblings and there was a little bit of a commute for the other kids to school and that's why brock was with them. all of the family is down at the police station. there is helicopters circling

above. there's police everywhere. they are fanning out covering much of the city. we'll keep you posted if we hear anything about brock guzman. >> back to you. >> thank you. >> stay with us at ktvu and ktvu.com for continuing coverage. we're posting updates on twitter and facebook and our new mobile app. we'll put out updates as soon as we get them. happening today -- police are bracing for the thousands of people expected to show up in san francisco for a marijuana festival in golden gate park. now, last year, about 15,000 people came out for the event. business owners near golden gate park say they've been expecting a big jump in sales because of the crowd. but last year, business actually fell. some reported a 90% dropoff in business. they blamed the police for shutting down nearby veets and

shutting off access. this year the police say they are keeping street closures to a minimum but they will be on the lookout for unruly behavior and underaged pot smokers. the annual 4/20 celebration at golden gate park is expected to create a traffic mess. police plan to limit westbound traffic through keezer drive between 3:00 and:00. that street connects fell with lincoln way. it's the main that you -- main thoroughfare in the area. muni will be also helping to relieve some of the congested. president obama is talking about decriminalizing decriminalizing-- medical marijuana. he says we should follow science as opposed to ideology. a bill was introduced in the

senate last month to reduce the federal government's ability to crackdown on medical marijuana programs that were made legal by states. the san francisco reports that the city is set to vote on an ordinance that would prohibit the sale of tobacco products within 1,000 feet of a school or public park. the ordinance is modeled after one in chicago. the high school student who was hit and killed by a taxi in san francisco over the weekend would have celebrated her 18th birthday today. the crash happened near larkin and pine street saturday night. investigators say the girl who has been identified as sean kanavan was with a group of friends when she started in front of a taxi. the taxi driver stopped and is cooperating. she was a senior at

international high school and the varsity volleyball team. we have details of mandatory water cutbacks that will be enforced saturdaying -- starting in june. people in san francisco will have to cut water consumption by 8%. the number is twice as big as east bay m.u.d. customers. it's 20% in san jose. on the peninsula, people in hillsborough will need to make the biggest cuts 28%. san francisco public utilities commission is launching a new campaign that's alled brown is the new -- that's called brown is the new green. if you let your lawns go brown, you can display a sign with the slogan to show off your conservation efforts. the campaign will start with a discussion at the marina green at noon. well, the 119th boston marathon is underway. right now, hundreds of people here in the bay area are also

running to honor the victims of the 2013 bombings. brian flores is at justin herman plaza where the race just got underway. i know you are a runner, brian. you could have taken off with them. [laughter] >> reporter: in terms of significance, this is equal. we're live at justin her man plaza. runners took off about 20 minutes ago to run in solidarity to the runners in boston as well as the victims. they are running a 5-k. it starts and ends here. the race organized by the san francisco marathon is in its third year. early this morning. we spoke with a runner who was there in boston moments after the bombing and he and others reflect on the day.

>> it was scary. my wife was there. she said oh, my god. that's exactly where she was standing. >> for me, i definitely -- i'm more aware of my surroundings. i always carry my i.d. bracelet with me when i run. >> reporter: in boston, more than 80 runners from 80 countries are participating. security very tight, especially after the 20130 bombing that killed three -- 20130 bombing that killed three people -- 2013 bombing that killed she people. for the first time, anti-drone technology is spotting threats from the air. fans and spectators have to go through security also. as we take it back out here live, a group of -- i would say roughly around 50 runners took off about 20 minutes or so to

run. they should be back here probably within the next, 10, 15 minutes. hope to catch with them when they get back. back to you. >> all right. good. thank you, brian. 7:40 is the time. well, the map convicted in the boston bombings is set to go back for the penalty phase. the same jury that convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev will now decide if he should get life in prison or the death penalty. only a few people have been executed on federal charges and legal analysts say with the anti-death penalty sentiment in massachusetts, he's not expected to be sentenced to death. tnkg is 7:41 -- it is now 7:41. a popular radio host killed in a crash. coming up, what is making this tragic ordeal even worse for family and friends and the generous outporing of support -- outpouring of support. an unusual car crash on a bay area playground. what police say caused a woman's car to end up on a vid. if you are looking at the commute here on the freeway as

you can see, the traffic is a little bit slow getting into the valley. we'll tell you more about where the slowdowns are beginning. i just stepped outside and dave clark is right. a little cold out there. bundle up, especially if you have the fog. it won't move too fog near the coast. breezy and cooler but for how long? at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day.

a teacher in barcelona, killed in an attack in a public high school. police detained a boy they say is younger than 15 years old. they will not confirm yet whether he was a student. investigators say the teacher was killed with a bladed weapon. two other teachers and two students were also hurt during that attack. well, today marks 16 years

since the columbine school tragedy. one of the deadliest school cases of school violence inspect united states. in colorado, two students walked onto campus and gunned down 12 classmates and a teacher and then killed themselves. now, more than 20 others were injured. the school is closed today. a ceremony is for later this morning with a moment of silence and a reading of the names of those killed. also, today, a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city where 168 people were killed. that bombing of the alfred p. murrah building was the deadliest act of trim in american history. the names of those killed were read during the ceremony. some survivors and government officials smoke including bill clinton. tim mow i have mcveigh set off a truck bomb in -- tim mow i have mcveigh -- timothy

mcveigh was convicted and put to death. the fbi in minneapolis plans to announce more information about a counterterrorism information. it involved young people who traveled or tried to travel asing syria. a handful of residents have gone to siriia to fight within the last year. at least one of them has died while fit fighting for -- while fighting for isis. islamic state militants released another terrifying video. it shows what appears to be the execution of the 30 ethiopian christians. it shows one beheaded on a beach. the victims are believed to be ethiopian migrants hoping to get to europe. but they were kidnapped in libya by extremists.

the ethiopian government is trying to confirm whether this video is authentic. a woman in richmond was cited after her car flew off the road. police posted these pictures from saturday afternoon on facebook. they say the driver was distracted. veered off solano avenue went through fence, slid down an beat and hit the slide at a church play ground. the woman's son was also in the car, neither was hurricane. but police say they did cite the woman for not having a license, not using a child's safety seat and for driving off the road. >> wow. >> yeah. >> that's a wow. 7:47. let's see what sal is seeing. you are your eye on emeryville. >> yes. we also have do have a lot of -- we also do have a lot of slow traffic. we'll start off with our emmy are ville cram raw.

when you drive -- with our emeryville camera. when you drive through, it's about a 20-minute wait before you make it on the span. it's gedding crowded. but it's not stop and go. southbound 880 will be slow as you drive from about 238. it's one long line of slow traffic now. we can go to the maps. the road sensors are pretty much all read from 238 and mostly slow traffic all the way down to 237, 680 is slow out of dublin and 580 is solid from the altamont pass to the dublin canyon. we have a lot of slow traffic out there, especially on 880 and 580. 7:48. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. it's cold out there for some especially the robust west wind. a lot of low clouds and winds. it's a little chill out there. big time. >> wasn't kidding you.

>> layer up or bundlup -- bundle up. san francisco starting off 52. we'll go for a high of 60 today. should be 63 this time of year. below normal on the high temp. san jose should be 71. that's exactly what i'm going with. normal is 49. 2009 on this date, we had a bunch of record highs. san francisco was 93. san jose was 95. i don't remember that. oh, i do remember that. the record low, i love this. 1896 in san jose on this date, when it was 28 cold degrees. you can see the low cloud deck up and down the coast. the thunderstorms continue to be blowing up. the sierra at night, they collapse, lose the heat but they will be back up later today. maybe wednesday. 50s on the temps. 52, 56. covers the entire spread. there were really gusts to about 30, 35 miles an hour out towards travis. cordelia, the delta breeze is there. heard from dave in crockett,

breezy there. san pablo bay to carquinez and the delta, the breeze is there. 54 on the water temps. two bits up in truckee. this is a future fast. by wednesday, i think we'll see the fog chewed up. watch what happens up the north bay. parts of napa county, something to keep an eye on for later in the week. wouldn't be today or tomorrow but more likely wednesday or thursday. a lot of fog. low cloud federal -- cloud deck. there's drizzle. daly city has drizzle. half moon bay. 60s 70s, to very low 80s. most locations in the 70s. we're in the 80s over the weekend. but a lot of 60s over the bay.

low 70s. santa cruz tough today. one of the warmer coastal low cases. too much fog. a lot of 60s on the peninsula. more of the same tuesday, maybe showers. kind of a quiet pattern. temperatures near average to slightly below. >> have you heard of any flight problems? >> i haven't yet. sfo it's possible. sal usually has that. >> all right. just checking. >> 7:51 is the time. another republican entering the race for the white house. coming up at 8:00, which former governor is lacing up his shoes. up next, we'll check in with sal. what are you doing? what he promises to do less of ahead of earth day. ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude.

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five years arthe massive bp spill, still waiting for the millions to recover from the worst disaster. they are still waiting for funds that are on hold until a federal court in new orleans decides exactly what the company should pay. now, the bill in 2010 killed -- the spill in 2010 killed 11

people, nearly 5 million gallons of oil poured into the gulf. >> i remember like this was yesterday. earth day is this wednesday and ktvu wants you to get involved this week. we're joining the networks billion acts of green which is an international movement. we want to show you a look at the website here. you can see that they have reached more than 1 billion acts of green. there we go. right there. this is going for -- they are going for 2 billion. active green is something that will make the earth a cleaner place. >> the site gives you good suggestions like supporting environmental legislation, reducing energy consumption or just start composting. you can commit to adjust your water heater. >> we're getting involved here at ktvu as well this morning. sal committed to eating less meat. >> i was surprised to hear that. [laughter] >> his wife is happy about that, i think. the meat industry responsible for about 20% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions on the billion acts of green website.

you can pledge to go meatless as well on monday. >> as a television station we're doing what we can to help the environment. we dramatically cut back on our use of paper when we stopped printing the scripts we read off. we cut out the paper. we've gone digital. >> we have tablets so we can carry them around which is pretty nice. >> we're mobile. >> we're mobile, like everything else. we want to see your pledge as well. take a look of what you are doing to help the environment and tweet it to us using the hashtag 2actsofgreen. you can also post your photos on our facebook page. also we're learning who will receive this year's goldman prize in san francisco. phyllis omeada, they call her the erin brockovich of east africa is being honored to close a lead planned where she worked. her fight started when she learned her son contracted

poisoning from her breast milk. through one man's work, he established haiti's first ever ma reeb protected area -- marine protected areas. coming up next, an uner driver and a cyclist face off on a san francisco street. the bicyclist ended up in a hospital. after the break, the encounter witnessed by nearby business owners and how it escalated into violence. plus, this morning the search is underway for the hit- and-run driver who killed a popular east bay radio host during a weekend crash. we'll tell you how friends want this husband and father of three children to be remembered. good morning. we're looking at the south bay commute and seeing some slowing there. people are finally getting there. but 280 in downtown san jose continues to be good. we'll tell you more about this commute. well, that didn't take long to transition into a summer

pattern. it's a chilly cool start. it it looks like it will be chilly. we'll talk about the rest of the week.

don't any what to do. don't -- don't know what to do.

there's no explanation of for -- for it. >> wesley burton, the husband and father of three was killed this weekend the we're outside of kpfa where burton worked. alex savidge will have more on the tragic end to burton 'life and also how the community is responding. sad, sat moment out there. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, april 20th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve is looking at the clock -- the clouds. >> i'm looking at the clock, too. [laughter] >> we have a big fog bank out there. i mean, my goodness. coast started to cool off. now it's everybody's turn. fog has made a strong push inland. it's cold if you are working in the city and live in the city, you might want to bundle up.

it's only gonna be in the upper 50s or 60s. mid-60s maybe around the bay. inland will be in some 70s. but very, very few 80s. in the sierra, bear valley had hail yesterday. more thunderstorms will erupt later today. they die down at night. they will pick up during the afternoon. 50s. a lot of 52s in here. speaking. fairfield, the wind has been rip roaring from cordelia, crockett. there is a steady westerly breeze. that means we'll cool it down inland. it's already cold enough for some near the coast. a lot of the fog, breezy and cooler today. windy, delta or the usual location -- are the usual locations that pick up the breeze. low to mid-70s. all right. sal, you had a busy monday here for a while. still active? >> yeah, very active. the east bay seems to have most of the slow traffic, although the peninsula is trying to get in there with slowing, too. we'll explain bay bridge backed up for a 20-minute delay.

but getting here for some will be tough on 580 and 880. 580 is slow out of the livermore area. we had an earlier accident on the dublin grade. 580 is slow out of san leandro. after mccarther, it's slow to the bay bridge. 880 slows northbound. but most traffic will be up to about high street and after that, it's okay. this is a look at 680. it's backed up from 242. it stays slow all the way into danville this morning. had some slow traffic -- 101 is going to be slow. i also want to throw in if you are driving to san jose. let's say you are on 880, driving from hayward and fremont, all of those commutes are very slow. 880 seslow from -- 880 is slow to milpitas. most is slow because of earlier issues. we're still following breaking news in fairfield.

the chp looking for a young boy who was inside a car that was stolen from outside of a home this morning. the police need your help to find him. take a look at this photo. this is 8-year-old brock guzman. now, the chp says he was inside the car. the car was warming up in the driveway when someone got in and drove off. this happened about 5:00 this morning on meadowlark drive. police in fairfield are going door to door, they are asking neighbors if they have any surveillance video that might help lead to clues as to who stole the car and took the young boy. police aren't sure if the suspect even knew the boy was inside the car. they are hoping for his safe return. >> obviously the longer it goes, the more anybody would worry about the child. but we're still hopeful that, you know, he will be found and found safely. >> it's not clear at this point, what direction that suspect in that car is headed.

but people in solano, contra costa and napa counties, you are being asked to stay on the lookout. here is another look at the young boy. brock guzman. photo, one more time. there he is. the chp says the is a silver -- says the car is a silver 2001 toyota corolla, 5 bwfo 72. if you have seen the car or brock guzman, call the police. make sure you stay right here for ktvu channel 2 and ktvu.com for continuing coverage. we're also posting updates for you on twitter, on facebook and on our new ktvu mobile app. an east bay radio station in morning remembering the life of one of its popular hosts. as the police continue to look for the hit-and-run driver who killed him over the weekend. alex savidge in berkeley now and alex, you knew him, you also talked to people who knew

wesley burton. this is a tough story for you to talk about. >> reporter: it's a difficult day for a lot of people, dave. his family, friends, colleagues here at kpka radio. this is where he worked. he just left his shift on saturday morning when he was hit in this hit-and-run crash driving home to his family when it happened. let me show you the lobby. they have a memorial here for wesley, a husband and father of three. people have coming to write messages in his honor this morning. burton hosted the after-hours program here at kpfa. he spent years working in radio. he worked at the youth training program which is where i met him in the 1990s. the crash that ended his life happened at 2:20 in the morning saturday on mlk at 60th street.

oakland police say it was a speeding dodge charger that slammed into burton's car leaving him dead there at the scene. the driver of that dodge charger got out and ran off after the crash and that person remains on the run this morning. those close to burton say he was kind, generous and are still trying to make sense of his death. >> i want wesley remembered as a strong good-willed man. he -- he was all about his family. he didn't care about anything more than his friends and his family. if you are friends with wesley, you are family. >> reporter: a gofundme account has been set up for burton to help his wife and three children with their expenses at this very difficult time. i was told this morning that wesley was the breadwinner in the family. so obviously, this has a huge impact on them and already

people have donated more than $13,000. as far as the investigation into this crash, it's unclear if oakland police have been automobile to identify the driver of that car that truck and killed burton over the weekend. we're working on more information from oakland police and will let you know when we hear back. again, that person ran off after the crash and chris riggins who you heard from this morning, one of wesley's close friends, told me he's hoping that driver responsible will turn themselves in. >> thank you. talk to you later. a bicyclist is in the hospital and an uber driver is in jail after an alleged case of road rage at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. it happen yesterday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. at north point and taylor. the cyclist suffered a punctured wowbtd and broken col -- lung and a broken collarbone. the driver is emmerson karvala of daly city.

he was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. witnesses say the two men argued and shouted at each other. police are not sure where or why the conflict started but they say the antagonism was mutual. >> i just heard people kind of yelling. >> he's a cyclist, baking on the uner cab's window pushed in the side-view mirror. >> police say after that car's mirror was pushed, they both picked up speed and the uner car swerved, hitting the rear wheel of the bike. late last night, uner issue -- uber issued this statement -- also new this morning, the bay area has been intensely focusing on the drought and our water restrictions but now there is a new study saying we should also focus on flood dangers. janine de la vega in palo alto explaining why experts say we're not prepared for a

superstorm, janine. >> pam, we moved in the last couple of hours here to the baylands nature preserve. we wanted to give you a shot of the bay. as you can see there's also power lines close to the area. this report talks about infrastructure and low-lying areas would be at risk if this megastorm happens. the nonprofit, the bay area council says despite that california has experienced a drought, the weather here is volatile. experts say a superstorm is inevitable because one is predicted to happen every 150 years or so which falls into this time period. a map shows the threatened areas in red. the study showed 80% of flooding damage would occur in marin, san mateo and santa clara counties. the council released a video on youtube talking about the impact near the bay. >> we have a lot of businesses, a lot of buildings, we have our airports, we have waste water treatment facilities. highway, most of those are low

lying and around the bray. we would be looked -- bay. we would be looking at prolonged transportation. >> reporter: the council says the levees, sea walls are old and need to be repaired. local, state and federal officials are being encouraged to invest. >> it sounds like we need to be prepared for whatever may come and it might be easily swept under the regular given that everybody has been thinking so much about the drought. >> reporter: this report estimates that damage from a superstorm would be around $10.4 billion. that's roughly the same amount that it cost, all of the damage from the loma preet-to--- loma

prieta that happened. >> steve says 1862 was the last time we had one of those superstorms. >> wow. well, the golden state warriors hope to take a two- game-to none lead. yesterday, some of the warriors' players said we're not satisfied with the performance on game one. the pelicans chipped at the warriors' lead. warriors won 106-99. >> i liked having spurts where we looked good and seeing some things that we need to get better with. it's good to go into the game with the lead but with ideas of things you can do better. >> after tonight, series moves to new orleans, game 3 is thursday. you can still get tickets for tonight's game on the warriors'

website. tickets range from $105 to almost democrat 5,000 for a court -- to almost $5,000 for a court-side seat. thursday's game in new orleans, tickets start at $53. they go up to $00 -- $1300. >> couchside would be better, steve. >> yes. >> especially since we have to get up early. today's annual 4/20 celebration is raising burning issues. how san francisco police are prepared to handle the pot- smoking crowd. and what president obama is now saying about the legalization of marijuana. also, jon stewart, remember him? he's talking about why he quit the daily show. the role the 2016 elections had in his decision to leave. we're looking at a commute where it's very slow in many areas, including highway 24 as you drive through la fayette. we'll tell you more about driving between walnut creek

and oakland. we're looking at an extensive fog bank. june gloom already in april. how long will this last and any thunderstorms off the sierra might play into the forecast. we'll tell you when.

the secret service confirms, it happened again. a bay area man was arrested

trying to jump over the white house fence. it happened before 10:30 last night on the south side of the white house. investigators say 54-year-old jarome r. hunt of hayward was immediately arrested, taken into custody. he was carrying a package but it turned out to be harmless. he will be arraigned on a charge of unlaw full entry. this incident comes on the wake of several high-profile security breaches in the nation's capital, generating really serious concerns about security. last year, one man made it all the way inside the white house. that led to the edition of a second row of temporary barricades. and the national park unveiled plans to put spikes along the white house fans and a florida mailman landed a gyrocopter on the lawn of the u.s. capitol trying to make a estimate. mike huckabee says on may 2nd, he says will reveal

whether he will run for president. he sought the gop in 2008 and he's dropped signs of a second presidential runs in recent months. jon stewart of the daly show talking about his decision to quit the daly show after almost 16 years. he says job disstats dissatisfaction and the 2016 election are the two reasons. he says he enjoys his job less. when it comes to the 2016 election, he says it doesn't appear it will be wildly different from any of the previous ones he's covered. he began to host the show in 1999. last month, trevor noah was named his successor. the national champion buckeyes are headed to the white house today to visit with president obama. now, he extended an invitation to the buckeye's coach after

the team became the winners of the college playoffs. the white house says today's visit will continue president obama's tradition of honoring sports teams for their efforts to give back to their community. he's back. remember tim tebow, the quarterback? he's apparently giving the nfl another try after being away for three years. tim tebow is about to one a one- year contract today -- to sign a one-year contract today with the eagles. he worked as a tv analyst last year. his last nfl season was 2013. he took part in a training camp with the patriots. this will make the heisman trophy winner the fourth quarterback on the eagles' roster. let's check back in with sal. hopefully no problems as people are heading out the door. we've had some slow traffic and we had earlier problems, pam and dave. and that's why the tone has been set on many of these

commutes. we're looking at highway 4 westbound. you can see the traffic is gonna be a little bit slow. it's become slower. a lot of people are stuck in contra costa traffic. that's been slow this morning as you drive through. let's talk about contra costa county. southbound 680 from concord to walnut creek is very slow. and then heading down to danville and alamo. it continues to be slow. look at the south bay commute. northbound 101 and 280 are slow. one of the things getting to 280 in downtown looks good. you are gonna see some slow traffic approaching 17. 8:19 let's go to steve in the weather center. very good morning. low clouds and a lot to go around. this is a big fog bank out there. extends north, south. all the way up and down the coast. all the way into oregon, down into southern california and well out into the pacific. it's lifted up above 2,000 feet. it had no problems, clearing a lot of the hills. the breeze has been strongly onshore. now for some, it's sunny. temperatures slightly below normal. these are the forecasted highs.

right there to a little bit below. june gloom is already here. 60 today. that's 3 degrees below normal and some areas will not clear the upper 50s. san jose today, 71, 56. arm, 71, 49. right there on the high but way below on the low. 2009 we had a bunch of high temperatures. san francisco was 93. it was 95 in san jose. almost every reporting station had that record high. the low terp back in 18 -- temp back in 1896. 23 degrees. thunderstorms up in the sierra and some of these might, might work their way to our forecast wednesday and thursday. it will be a series of systems moving through. that will keep the westerly breeze in place. sometimes gusts to 25, 30. water temps are close. they are slightly above average. the fog bank has no problem forming especially when you get a system like this rolling in.

we have two directions. the cloud cover from the sierra coming from east to west. look for the possibility of these thunderstorms to fire up, not today. slower clearing to the coast. on wednesday and thursday, north bay/east bay, i think a pretty good opportunity for buildups. a lot of fog, breezy, cooler, windy for some. 60s, 70s, to low, low 80s. have to go far inland. a lot of locations inland that were in the 80s over the weekend. they will be in the 70s. some will drop a good 5, 7 degrees. 70s on the south bay area. 50s, 60s on the coast. looks pretty solid. it's april. wednesday, thursday, i think maybe some thunderstorms. >> all right. great news we want to let you know about, an update to the amber alert. the boy's been found safe. let's listen into the press

conference. >> they called and said they located the vehicle. officers responded. confirmed it was the stolen vehicle we've been stoiching for -- searching for. they approached the vehicle and found brock still asleep in the back seat. [the question is inaudible] >> for all parents, but for anyone. you know, please don't leave your vehicles running, warming up in the driveway. it's just an opportunity for somebody to come up and take it. >> dalia street or drive? >> drive. >> i'm still confused about the driveway. the car was warming up or -- >> from what i have been told and from what we've learned, mom and dad were loading the kids up on their way to napa. so the car was warming up in the driveway. dad placed brock in the back seat. and then went back in the house to either get something else or just continue getting -- leading the vehicle up.

when they walked outside, the vehicle was missing. >> the child was still asleep? >> yes. >> he was still asleep? >> as far as i know, yes. >> as far as you know, he won't be much help identifying who the suspect was? >> i don't know whether he was asleep the entire time or not. but we'll definitely question him and see what he can tell us. >> the car wasn't crashed or anything, wasn't associated with any crimes? >> not that i'm aware of, no. >> thank you. >> it. >> thank you. >> we've been listening to the press conference. the important thing, good news. good news. that young man, brock guzman was found safe. he was asleep in the car in the driveway of their home and sounds like it was a crime of opportunity that someone stole the car, drove off, realized the kid was in the back seat seat and dumped the -- back

seat and dumped the car. the amber alert is off. brock was found safe. >> he was asleep in the back seat. >> all right. 8:2233. a half-dozen -- 8:23. a half-dozen people here busted in the u.s. for possible links toitis. where the arrests were made and what federal officials will announce today. overwhelmed and unprepared. the crushing demand for a new product launch that's left target full of apologies and empty racks.

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the last family-style italian restaurant is now history. many, including jerry brown, stopped in capp's corner. there was vibtage photos of celebrities, the clock the moment it stopped when the loma prieta earthquake hit. >> my parents took me and my brother here. on friday nights, my grandparents came here. i grew up and started to come here. >> san francisco is changing so quickly. i think a lot of the new residents don't understand the history that's gone on. >> the owners say there's still

some talk that someone might reopen capp's corner in the near future, some day maybe. but the family that owned it for the last 30 years is planning to retire to hawaii. 8:27. this morning, target is saying i'm sorry. they are apologizing to angry customers after overwhelming demand for a new product launch caused a social media backlash. target launched lilly pulitzer clothing and accessories. it was limited edition available only by supplies listed but demand was so high, shoppers lined up before the stores opened. the racks cleaned out quickly. a lot of empty-handed customers complained on social media. online customers complained that target.com was not working. however, a spokesperson for target says the website was deliberately slowed down to maintain the traffic flow. target says it will not

replenish the merchandise but they are apologizing to any disappointed customers. 8:28. more on the breaking news pam just told you about. an amber alert comes to a happy ending. an 8-year-old boy okay. and the boston marathon is well underway this morning. after the break, the show of solidarity right here in the bay area two years after that deadly marathon bombing. the fog bank has been running in a pig way. almost june gloom in april. we'll tell how long this will last and a possibility of maybe thunderstorms in a week. more on that coming up.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." we're following the breaking news in fairfield. we just told you about it. a desperate search for a missing 8-year-old boy is over. the frightening story started early this morning. police say a little boy was sitting in the back of a car, a car warming up parked in his family's driveway when the car was stolen. we're live in fairfield, at the location. tara moriarty is there. she just talked to the little boy's aunt and coming up in two minutes, she'll tell us what elsshe has found out about the good news that the child has been found safe. all of the details will be coming to you momentarily. stay tuned. monday morning, april 20th.

i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic right now. still kind of gloomy out there. >> very gloomy. there is a lot of fog to go around. i think night and morning drizzle. looks to be a slam dunk. especially coast and bay. the next few days. there is a lot of fog out there. we'll have a couple of weak disturbances kind of enhancing the fog bank. there was some today. daly city had some. along the san mateo coast. it will be cooler inland. they will be stuck in the 50s, in the coast. thunderstorms will pop up later. they get the lift and the afternoon heating yesterday. today will be no exception. maybe wednesday and thursday some of that could come back. 50s on the temps. they've been stuck all owning lock. that low on its way to southern california kind of enhanced the fog and picked up the thunderstorm activity. there is a bunch of knock out there. it will be breezy to windy for some especially toward the delta. cooler inland. a lot of 70s and yay yous in

the 80s -- a lot of 70s and areas in the 80s. sal. we're looking at a lot of slow traffic all over the east bay. we're starting with the eastshore freeway. you can see the traffic here taking 42 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. a little longer than usual. i think a lot of people are back from spring break. when you get to the toll plaza, it's about a 20-minute delay getting into san francisco. we're also looking at interstate 880 northbound past the coliseum. all of a sudden, you see a lot of slow traffic there as you drive past the coliseum. we've been looking at the east bay and 580. it's been a mess from livermore through pleasanton and all the way out to the castro valley y. 580 is also slow from san leandro. i want to mention if you are driving from hayward to fremont down to milpitas, most of this commute is slow. san mateo bridge is slow. if you are thinking about the peninsula, 101 is very slow out

of burlingame heading down to san mateo. 280 is a better bet for you. back to the desk. >> thank you. we're following the breaking news in fairfield where the 8-year-old boy who was found to be missing this morning has been found safe. we brought you this news live a few minutes ago. police say the little boy was asleep in his parents' car in the family's driveway when the car was stolen this morning. tara moriarty joining us live in fairfield and you just talked to the little boy's aunt. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, yes. she was very emotional. the family is so releashed that this little boy was found. two miles from where we're standing on dalia street is where someone noticed the car, obviously saw it in the media and knew to alert the authorities. when the officers approached the car, the little boy was still asleep. it looks like somebody was able to get a lot of sleep this morning and is home safe and

sound pretty soon. right now he's at the police station being met with his parents. across the street. that's his aunt. we want to share an interview we did with her. can you talk about how relieved you are? >> very relieved. very happy. want to scream and jump up and down. i'm holding myself together until i see him. >> reporter: i'm sure you can see that she had tears in her eyes. such a sense of relief for all of the people in this family and joining me live right now is officer katherine mccormick. this happened around 4:45 behind us in the driveway. what happened? the parents simply were warming up the car? >> correct. the parents were warming up the car, put brock in the back seat. they were getting ready to drive to napa. sounds like their regular morning routine. dad went in the house, came back out within minutes and the vehicle was missing and brock

was still inside. >> reporter: and then i know that you found a bike right in front of the home. and do you think that this could possibly be linked to your suspect? >> it could possibly. it's not known to the home. so we have taken the bike as evidence. and hopefully it will give us some clues as to who either owns the bike or might be the suspect who stole the vehicle. >> reporter: at this point, you think your suspect had no idea that this child was in the back seat asleep? >> correct. it sounds like it was more of a crime of opportunity. the vehicle's running, you know, the suspect gets in, steals the car and later discovers that brock is asleep in the back. >> reporter: what charges could the suspect face? >> a lot of that will be determined based on the investigation. >> reporter: are you still asking for surveillance video or -- at this point, you have no idea who this person is.

>> correct we are -- correct. we're asking residents in the area where brock was taken and in the 400 block of dalia to review their surveillance video. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. appreciate it. this is a great ending to this story. harrowing moments, obviously for the parents. for tower hours they sat and wondered if their son was okay and they the word around 8:20 that their son had been found. that he was safe and unharmed. and had slept through the entire ordeal. live from fairfield, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> that's a wow. all right. thank you. 8:38. meantime, happening today in san francisco, the police are bracing for the thousands of people expected at a marijuana festival in golden gate park. now, the last year about 15,000 people came out for the 4/20

event. business owners near golden gate park had been expecting a big jump in sales because of all of those people. but last year they say business dropped some said there was a 90% dropoff in business. they blame the police closing nearby streets and shutting off access. well, this year police say street closures will be kept to a minimum but they will still be on the lookout for unruly behavior and underaged pot smokers the-- smokers. the 4/20 celebration is expected to create a traffic mess. police plan to limit westbound traffic at keezer drive between 3:00 to 7:00. that is the main thoroughfare in the area. muni will be adding extra buses to help with the expected congestion. today may be the unofficial marijuana holiday but celebrations in colorado they started over the weekend. thousands of people from all

over the nation flocked to colorado this weekend showing support for legal recreational marijuana. the event appears to have brought in a lot of business to the area with almost every potshot filled with tourists. recreational use of the drug is legal in colorado but people are not allowed to use it in public. police say they issued about 60 citations on saturday for people smoking marijuana out in the open. well, president obama is voicing support for decriminalizing medical marijuana. he told cnn he thinks carefully prescribed medical use of marijuana may be appropriate and says we should follow science as oop posed to i deol- - opposed to ideology. he also said the nation should treat some issues related to drug abuse from a public health model, not just from an incarceration model. a bill was introduced last month seeking to reduce the ability to crackdown on medical marijuana programs that have

been made legal by states. the city of berkeley is considering buffer zones to keep tobacco away from children. the city is set to vote on an ordinance to would prohibit the sale of products within 1,000 feet of a school or public park. the ordinance is modeled after one in chicago that established a 500-foot zone buffer. runners making their way through the streets of boston for the boston marathon. right here in the bay area, runners are showing their support for the victims of the 2013 bombing. ktvu fox 2 reporter brian flores is in san francisco. you've been following the runners. are they back, brian? >> reporter: yeah, they are back. they made a quick run of it. not as big as the boston marathon but in terms of significance, it remains very important to them. we continue to be here at justin herman plaza. the runners made their way back here in solidarity with the

bombing victims as well as the runners. in terms of the runners, they ran a 5-k off 3.1 miles along the embarcadero just earlier this mowning. the 5 hk course started here at justin herman plaza, their wade -- made their way to at&t park. earlier this morning, we spoke with a runner who was there in boston just moments after the bombing and he and others reflect on that day and how it's changed them. >> it was scary. my wife was there with me. she was watching. she said oh, my god. that's exactly literally where she was standing. that's closer to where you want to be. >> for me, i'm definitely more aware of my surroundings. you know, i always carry my i.d. bracelet with me now whenever i run. >> reporter: in boston, runners from from more than 80

countries participating in what people in the running community call super bowl events. security is very tight especially after the 2013 bombing that killed 260 others. there are also 100 surveillance cameras, a team of uniformed officers. fans and spectators have to go through security to watch the race along the course as well. as we take it back out here live, a small group of runners, roughly about 20, 30 runners came back. they are back here running with the boston marathon currently going on. the san francisco marathon is scheduled for july 26th. you can expect security to be very tight for that as well. back to you. >> are you running in that? >> reporter: i will not. my running dags are a -- days are a little bit over. give myself a rest. >> thank you. 8:43. the man convicted in the boston bombings trial he's due back in court for the penalty phase of

his trial. same jury who convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev will now decide if he should get life in prison or the death penalty. only a few people have been executed on federal charges. legal analysts say with the antie-doilt -- anti-death penalty sentiment, it's likely he will not get execute -- executed. an update on bobbi kristina. and an unusual crash on a playground. what police say caused a woman's car to end up on a slide. trying to get into downtown oakland on 880. kind of a popular route. it's slowing passing san leandro into oakland. we'll tell you where it lets up. if you are a fan of the fog and i know some of you, you will love today and tomorrow. but wednesday, maybe some thunderstorms popping up. we'll talk more about that coming up.

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it's the second accident today involving a boat with refugees from the middle east. this morning's crash crash comes as the search continues for survivors near malta after a ship carrying syrian migrants capsized over the weekend. more than 700 people were said to be on board the ship. so far 28 people have been found alive. hundreds of refugees from the middle east are believed to have died in recent weeks due to the capsizing of overloading smuggling boats bound for europe. the fbi in minneapolis announced there is a growing problem of young people looking to join isis. >> for the safety of our community and all of our children, we must join with the courageous leaders working to bring this terror recruiting to an end. we have a long way to go. >> over the weekend, the fbi arrested six people in minnesota and san diego, they were part of a counterterrorism

investigation. the case involved young somali american men who traveled or tried to travel into syria to fight with isis. authorities say a handful of minnesota residents have traveled to syria to fight with militants within the past year. at least one minnesotan has died while fighting for isis. well, bobby brown claims this his daughter, bobbi kristina, is awake. he made the announcement during a concert in texas on saturday, while another family member confirmed the same news, there are conflicting reports. bobbi kristina has been in a coma for nearly three months. investigators say her boyfriend found her face down and unresponsive in the bathtub in atlanta. bobbi kristina, the only daughter of brown and the late whitney houston, the news comes one month after she was released from emory hospital and moved to and a undislowsed location. a -- disclosed location.

a woman in richmond was cited after her car flew off the road and onto a slide on a children's playground. the police posted this on saturday on facebook. they say the driver was disstacketted, veered -- distracted, veered off solano, went through a fence, slid off an embankment and hit the slide. the woman's 7-year-old was also in the car. neither were hurt. she was cited for not having a license, not using a child safety seat and driving off the road. 8:50. check back in with sal. there's been some slow traffic. no huge problems which is good for a monday morning. >> yeah. the problems happened earlier and then kind of left slow traffic behind. this is a look at 880. we do have slowing from about san leandro near marina boulevard north of it getting up to downtown oakland. to gets better after 23rd. also looking at the commute on the peninsula now, 101 is not the way to go, i wouldent say.

i would say 280 is a better way as you drive through. the east bay is slow on 580 and 680. on the sunol grade, speaking of the east bay, we have slow traffic heading down south past the mission boulevard exit into the south bay. let's go to steve in the weather center. all right. we started the morning off with a lot of low clouds and fog. it's only kind of enhanced itself. it's made a strong surge inland. decent delta breeze, all equals a cooler pattern. there already measurable drizzle. on wednesday, we'll have to keep an eye on the sky. wednesday/thursday. until then, it will be a lot of fog. if you already have the sun, it will be cooler. temperatures were well above. you can see yesterday's activities, now it collapses at night. i think that will be the theme most of the week. series of systems rotating in. they will keep us in this pattern here.

fog might get chewed you. the delta breeze was the west indwith. oakland, concord, napa, santa rosa, fairfield, it's a west- southwest. it's an onshore push. that little system right there. gives us the fog, also enhancement over the sierra triggers thunderstorm activities. we'll confine it to the mother lode and in the sierra monday and tuesday. slower clearing to the west for us. some areas may not clear at all u there's always some microclimates. clouds, showers, possible over the mountains. kind of drifting this way. wednesday, thursday. a lot of fog. breezy and cooler to downtown windy for some. a little bit of drizzle. i think there will be a lot of bit as we head towards tonight and tomorrow. a couple of 1/100ths would not surprise. you asked about delays at sfo. yes. about 78 minutes. >> really? >> i'm sure that will be the theme the next couple of nights and mornings. a lot of 50s and 60s. out of the 80s for most. 70s, fog, sun, cooler.

possible showers and clouds, wednesday/thursday. >> thank you. >> you bet. well, the international movement to clean up the planet, one pledge at a time and we're getting involved here at ktvu. sal is, too, changing the way he eats. we'll tell you what sal is promising to do less of ahead of earth day.

earth day is this wednesday. ktvu wants you to get involved. >> we're joining the billion acts of green international movement. in fact, here is a look at the movement's website. take a look. you can see for yourself more than a billion acts of green have already been pledged. the earth day network ising if for 2 million acts. >> the site gives you some suggestions such as supporting environmental legislation, reducing energy consumption or starting a compost. you can do something as committing to adjust your water heater. we're getting involved here as well, channel 2. this morning, sal committed to eating less meat. meat industry responsible for 20% of the world's greenhouse emissions. on the website, you can pledge to go meatless on monday. we also want to see your pledge. take a picture of what you are do doing to -- doing to help

the environment. you can also post your photos on your facebook page. >> it's really exciting and ktvu has dramatically cut down on our use of paper. we stopped -- we've stopped printing our scripts. we use these. >> screens. >> and we walk over and around the studio. and sal's here. you are pledging for health reasons and green reasons, i guess. >> yes. instead of two steaks, just one. instead of two burgers, one. it's less. >> right. 880 has been no picnic. i think that spring vacation is off. i mean, pam and steve are back. why isn't everyone back? i think everyone is back, right? and 880 you can see it's slow there at the commute here on the 580 freeway westbound as we come a little bit better. it's still slow through san leandro and oakland and on the sunol grade, we had an earlier

stalled vehicle. southbound 680 is gonna be slow. today's weather will be mixed with-- with clouds. let's go to steve. low clouds, fog. it will be cooler today, inland. wednesday, thursday, maybe some afternoon showers. i would say north bay, east bay. but a cooler week. >> something to look forward to. if you can't sleep, we start at 4:00 a.m -- >> yes, join us. >> everybody is really happy about it. we have a lot of people who get up early. >> including the coffee industry. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> watch the ktvu fox news at noon for more on the start of hillary clinton's campaign for president. we'll follow that story all way. and why updates at 5:00 and 6:00. have a great day.

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