a man wanted for murder in san jose escapes from police custody and is tackled by an unlikely person. we'll tell you who that was and how this incident is raising concerns over security. >> reporter: this is the end for an important public hospital in san pablo. employees gather as doctors hospital closes its doors. you will also hear from employees on this bittersweet day. we don't care. we're hear to make noise. >> oracle lived up to its name as the warriors won another game. how the opposing team complained about all of the noise and how the fans responded -- all ahead on "mornings on 2." well, for years, people have fought it, but right now

this morning, doctors medical center in san pablo closing its doors for the final time. you are looking at live pictures. some of the staff out. very emotional for the doctors and nurses. but the community as well. we've been reporting for years this had financial trouble. they've been fighting this. alex savidge is out there as well. coming up he will explain what the hospital closure means for people who find themselves with an medical emergency. welcome to "mornings on 2." thank you for joining us. it's tuesday, april 21st. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. we're also checking your weather and traffic. steve has the very latest on your forecast. >> a chilly, gray day. seriously. pretty good breeze behind that. kind of interesting. we had the low clouds in place. up above, the remains of thunderstorms over the sierra, setting in a lot of high and mid-level clouds. most of you can't probable

can't see those. all i can see is gray skies. we have a cloudy day. cool, cool, cool. you see the low clouds and gray. for others, there it is. some of that cloud cover. that was over the sierra. we'll see that again later today and possibility of some of these playing into our weather. might develop wednesday, thursday. but for today 50s on the temps. it's cold out here. baby, it's cold out there. 26 gusting to 33. that is a roaring delta breeze. it will be cloudy to mostly cloudy today. this system comes in tonight to enhance the fog bank. maybe chew it up a little bit. but i think drizzle is in the forecast and a lot of cool temps here. 50s and 60s for almost everybody. if you get 70, it will be a soft 70. all right, sal, i do usually listen but i'm not sure what you are starting with. with the east bay. the east bay seems to have most of the slow traffic. almost every commute.

we'll start with 880 from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. 34-minute drive time. average speed 33 miles an hour. it's about double -- double. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, 25 to 30- minute delay. it's been tough there. the toughest commute has been the commute between 880 hayward and free montand mill pete -- fremont and milpitas because of an earlier accident. the crashes are out of the way. 680 out of pleasanton to fremont is very slow. 7:03. back to the desk. the san jose police department now re-examining its security measures after the police chief himself tackled an escaping murder suspect. janine de la vega joining us live in san jose with more on how this all began. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. i've talked with officers as they've been coming into work. they say they can't remember anyone ever escaping from the

temporary holding facility here. that is supposed to be a locked, secure area. i've been told that it has a steel door. you need a key. it's unclear how the suspect got out. here is a picture of him. he's 26-year-old heather flores aria -- hector flores arias. he was just brought in from mexico and had been a fugitive since 2009. somehow he was able to move his handcuffs from his body and scale a fence. he ran in the parking lot. chief larry esquivel was driving in when he saw arias sprinting. he jumped out of his car. he tackled him but arias got away. then esquivel tackled him again

and this time he got him. a police spokesman said the department will be looking into security measures and how this all was able to happen. we'll be talking to them later this morning to get further details. dave? >> all right. thank you. 7:04. meantime san jose police officers may soon have technology to better predict where a crime may occur. at tonight's city council meeting, the finance department is expected to recommend spend $500,000 to buy a crime mapping and prediction system. it would give police officers realtime crime information and also help the police department to send officers where they are needed. the crime mapping system police use now, it's about ten years old. the chp trying to figure out what caused a pickup truck carrying four teenagers to off a cliff near castro valley. it happened last night about 9:00 about three miles north of niles canyon road. the chp says the driver was

heading south but lost control around a corner falling 30 feet down a cliff. four people between 15 and 19 years old, they were in that truck. two of the passengers were ejected from the vehicle. one of them died right there at the scene. twoe others were rushed to a -- two others were rushed to a local hospital. the driver was treated at the scene for minor injuries. a san jose priest is facing bank fraud and tax evasion charges, according to the san francisco chronicle. he had sole authority over the ves catholic center between -- vietnamese catholic center between 2005 and 2008. he's accused of depositing $19,000 worth of donation checks into his personal account during that time. officials says he failed to declare more than a million dollars of income to the irs. he worked for the archdiocese of san jose for more than 20 years. and as we've been reporting, doctors medical center now permanently shut

down. that happened just moments ago. the hospital has a long history of financial problems. ktvu fox 2 reporter alex savidge is out there this morning and, boy, we can tell the mood is quite somber. >> reporter: yeah, really sad day for employees, especially here at doctors medical center in san pablo. let me step out of the way and show you the scene. you can see a number of employees. they are gathering on the lawn out in front of the hospital as the place officially closes this morning. people are exchanging hugs. shedding tears here. a sad day as this hospital closes down after a long fight to try to stay open. no more patients will be coming here in san pablo from this point forward. this is the only public hospital that serves about 250,000 people living in this part of west contra costa county. it serves mostly low-income patients and for years we've

heard about the struggles here. the hospital has struggled financially, losing about $18 million a year and then finally last spring voters rejected a parcel tax designed to keep the hospital going and then today was the final day at 7:00 a.m. this morning. the e.r. was shut down. the hospital closed now. one employee we talked to showed up today to pick up his last check, turn in the badge. a tough day for him. he says he worries about the patients. >> it's tough. it's tough. i feel for the community because -- day in and day out. codes starting in the morning all the way on your shift. you can't imagine where these people are gonna go. >> reporter: in an attempt to fill the void in in community, lifelong medical care has opened a community health clinic with an urgent care center right across the street from doctors medical center but

keep in mind that community clinic will not be providing emergency care like doctors medical center did. so they will probably be sent to kaiser in richmond, alta bates or john muir in walnut creek. obviously, those hospitals, a good distance away and that's the concern, of course, this morning. a remembrance ceremony taking place. employees exchanging hugs and sharing memories here about their time at doctors medical center, pam, and a bittersweet day here as this hospital closes its doors. >> yeah, for sure. thank you, alex. meantime, protesters in baltimore, maryland are furious about the death of an african- american man who died after his spine was sevennerred while in -- severed while in police custody. >> we want them charged with first-degree murder! >> the protesters demand the resignation of anthony bates

who used to be the police chief this oakland. freddie gray was tackled by police a week ago. he was rushed to the hospital with a spinal injury and died on saturday. baltimore's mayor says a thorough investigation is underway. >> we will provide the community with all of the answers that the community deserves. we'll identify appropriate accountability if necessary. we'll continue to be aggressive and thorough with our reforms in the baltimore police department. >> the police are examining video of the incident and so far, they say it does not show officers using excessive force. but they say gray repeatedly asked for medical help. six police officers have been suspended in this continuing investigation. livermore is the latest city to equip police officers with body cameras. the department purchased 87 cameras made by taser

international. every officer will wear one. they rolled out the cameras a few days ago after months of tell testing. the department created a test of guidelines outlining instances when the camera will be turned on. that includes responding to 911 calls. conducting probation searches and during traffic stops. the hope is the cameras can increase accountability. >> i think it's a great tool. as an agency, it will allow us to better document facts that go into a case. we'll be able to articulate and there's also video evidence to support that we were saying. >> the cameras capture both audio and video evidence which is uploaded to a secure site. >> officers do not have the ability to treat any footage -- delete any footage. storage of the unit will cost

$4,000 -- $40,000 a year. the croppicle is reporting that supervisor jane kim proposed an idea last week during a board of supervisors meetings. she wants to revise muni's six- year, $33.3 million contract with cypress contract and doing away armed guards would save the city $1 million over the length of the contract. the idea is facing opposition from some other supervisors. warriors won last night and head to the playoffs in the lead. they won it. steph curry added 92. mon green had a double-double. it marked the warriors' 20th

straight win at home. and beyond the game itself, there are several issue of die hard and casual wary -- several issues that die-hard and casual fans talking about. talking about some of the juicy side stories coming out of this exiting and -- exciting and historic time. don't miss it. after several security breaches, mineta airport is tightening security. coming up in 20 minutes broin flores is out there -- brian flores is out there. he'll have more. high station on the high seas as the u.s. may be edging crowser to a conflict -- closer to a conflict with iran. we'll bring you a live report on the tense situation -- next.

and looking at the marin- bound commute, westbound traffic looks okay. there is a little bit of slowing here. when you get to marin there's slow traffic waiting there as well. a lot of gray skies. it's cold. there's drizzle out there. any good news, steve? well, gray over the bay. how long will that last? what about thunderstorms plenty over the sierra. we'll take a look. ..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. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru.

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in the past, walker has supported amnesty for undocumented immigrants but says he doesn't support it anymore. well, new this morning, a tense situation happening overseas and the united states may be getting closer to a conflict with iran. a u.s. aircraft carrier is now on its way to intercept iranian ships heading towards yemen. fox reporter doug lieu doug luzader is in washington, d.c. this comes at a critical time in the middle of the nuclear talks, correct? >> reporter: dave, good morning. these talks have been going on for some time. it's not clear what role they will play. but you do have the convoy of iranian ships making their way to yellen, carrying with -- yemen, carrying with them arms and supplies for rebel fighters there. shows ships are likely to run right into a u.s. aircraft carrier. the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt, a massive presence in any ocean could be staring down a convoy of

iranian ships. the administration believes iran is trying to provide more arms for the growing insurgency in yemen. >> we've seen evidence that the iranians are supplying weapons in other forms of support. that's the kind of support that will only contribute to greater violence in that country. >> reporter: a saudi war plane has been pounding targets in yemen in what many believe is a proxy war between sunni arab states an iran. all of this as iran and the united states are still trying to hammer out a nuclear deal but running into one problem after another, including fiery rhetoric from iran's supreme leaders. >> translator: they fabry brated the myths of nuclear weapons to say iranian is a public threat. no america is a threat. >> reporter: and can a show of

might make iran think twice about fighting rebels? they say a cease-fire could be close at hand. maybe so but there's no indication that that is going to happen. in fact, saudi war planes have conducted more airstrikes in yemen today. dave? >> all right, doug luzader from washington, thank you for the update. let's get you to where you need to go now. our commute. sal, how is it looking out there? >> a little slow. we'll start off in san jose. silicon valley. look at 280. woof he's seen some slowing now from downtown which says to me that this commute is beginning to fill up. this is usually the last freeway to fill up and now all of the freeways are slow. 85, 101 getting up to the west valley. sunnyvale and cupertino. let's take a look at the maps here. southbound 101 in marin county. we promised you a look. it's not all that bad.

highway 4 in the east pay has been much worse. 4 is slow to concord. 680 from 242 to walnut creek. 880 has been superslow as you drive from hayward to fremont because of earlier issues. if this is your commute, allow yourself extra time. we're hearing of a new crash on 101 just coming in. we'll back that up and find out where it is on 101 in the peninsula and get you that next time. let's go to steve. i almost forgot about the toll plaza. the toll plaza is backed up for a 15, 20-minute delay. steve, now i can toss it to you in the weather center. i heard it backs up there in a while. low clouds and a lot to go around. kevin leavey in sausalito, he knows his weather, he's very sharp. drizzle, then i he says oh, man -- then he says oh, man, april gloom. mostly cloudy, cooler, breezy. although john in san jose says paulson, i love this because it's great sleeping weather. take your pick. if you don't like it, it's

here. cooler, breezy, drizzle. a weak rope comes in. cloudy, breezy. cold for some. not as much fog, wednesday, thursday, but maybe possibility of thundershowers. we still -- a lot of cloud cover you probably can't see it because the low clouds are obscuring it. we have a -- i mean, even travis says cloudy. if there's clouds that far that tells you there is a lot of clouds around here. palo alto, 70 and san jose 71 for april 21st on the high side. all 60s. a cool 65 in palo alto. speaking of san jose, though, 66, 55, the high, low. above on the low. but that makes sense. the record high second day in a row. 009, it was 92 -- in 2009, it was 92. 5 in san francisco -- 52 in san francisco. they should be 63. it will be very, very chilly.

oakland should be 67. we'll go 62. it's cool all over the place. the higher clouds coming off the blowoff from the thunderstorms that collapse over the sierra. look at that kaboom. firing up. blowing up. some of those, you can see how the moisture source once it falls apart heads over to the sacramento valley, then over to us. just ripsnorting due west gusts to 23 at travis. it's an onshore breeze. the higher clouds keeping the cloud cover over us. the low clouds coming in. that's going to enhance the fog. probably lifted enough where it will chew it up soon. but give a little lift. give us a possibility of a few showers. on wednesday, north bay, santa rosa, up to ukiah, again maybe out towards eastern solano, look at thursday, a lot of that

moisture swings in even towards san jose. a possibility, it looks pretty good here as we go forward. the sierra will be going nuts. if you are heading up there, be advised. there will be a lot of thunderstorms. mostly cloudy. low and high clouds. breezy to windy. if you want to say it's cold out there, i won't argue with you. 60s on the temps or 70s. i mean very low 70s. even st. helena, low 71. kentfield, 73. upper 60s concord, pittsburg, livermore. alameda, 59. san jose, 66. 50s on the coast. low to mid-60s on the peninsula from san mateo to palo alto and even redwood city. a little bit less fog on beadz but possibility of showers -- on wednesday but possibility of showers. we'll keep an eye on that for you. 7:23. fans went cray cit -- fans went crazy after another

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welcome back. a popular oakland coffee company with a cult-like following is teaming up with a popular san francisco bakery. blue bottle coffee is now collaborating with tartene bakery. the two companies will operate separately but they will start to carry the other's products in their stores. the merger got its start with a text message between the company's founders about a false media report that linked them together. well, they decided, hey, we like the idea and they continued the conversation. getting pumped up about the super bowl. later this morning, a big announcement is expected about next year's big event at levi stadium. the bay area super bowl host committee will announce plans for a super bowl 50 fan village. the announcement will include the name for the village and where it will be located. it will be in san francisco. ed lee will be in attendance

for the announcement. and with the super bowl next year, animal planet is teaming up with animal shelters for the road to the puppy bowl. as you might know, the puppy bowl airs each other on super bowl. this saturday, animal planet and the spca will hold the event. animal planet will pick up the tab for some adoption fees. it takes place at the campus on flora street in san francisco. 7:28 is the time. muni riders issue a challenge to city officials. what they hope to accomplish taking public transit for three weeks and which supervisor said he will accept the challenge. we all noel about the security breaches at mineta airport. but what's being done to stop it. coming up, we'll give you an update and why it could cost millions of dollars to complete the job.

and looking at a commute that's not been great. northbound 101 is a little bit okay here. a little bit slow as you approach 880. but 280 not doing well. we'll run down that commute. had a couple of reports it's nice and sunny out in lake county. for most, it's a gray, cloudy day. we'll have the answer coming up.

welcome back. good morning. we're live at san jose airport this morning after five security breaches in the past year. the airport says it's doing something to better improve security. brian flores is out there this morning. coming up in a couple of minutes, he's gonna tell us about the plans out there at the airport. >> yeah. >> tuesday, april 21st, i'm pam cook in for tori campbell. let's talk about weather and traffic. and ask steve paulson if maybe we'll see some sunshine today. >> if you are in lake county, it's sunny, dave. >> not reading to lake county. >> all right. >> travis is cloudy -- >> it's gray. yeah. >> we have high clouds over us. mostly come off the coast. i see a lot of cloud cover. that's the remains of what were thunderstorms in the sierra.

there is a lot of moisture there. they will fire up again today. there is enough lift and a little bit of heating. for us, it's mainly the big fog bank. a lot of reports of mist or drizzle. mist or drizzle is back in town. low overcast drizzle. it will be cooler inland. even if you get the sun, it will be cooler. there will be a bunch of 60s, the thunderstorm is going nuts in the sierra. they calm down at night. once you get the afternoon heating, they start to fire up again. 50s on the temps. you combine with a no doubt about it westerly breeze or wind. and it can cut right through you. it will be a cool, cool day. even if you get the sun, this system comes in tonight, i know it doesn't look like much but it enhance the fog bank and give us more drizzle. i think measurable amounts. maybe that could be the trigger for afternoon thunderstorms. north bay and east way on wednesday. thursday for the south bay. 50s, 60s, a couple of low 70s. there he is, sal castanedo. steve, thank you very much.

i like the way you did that sound effect, by the way. very low. all right. let's take a look at what we have now. we do have a lot of slow traffic out there. this is not been an easy morning. last two weeks we've had spring break action. i think for most people spring break is over. this is the macarthur maze and bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for 25 minutes before you make it on the span. we're also looking at the commute as you drive on the san mateo bridge. that weather doesn't look that great. we're checking in with the san francisco airport to make sure there are no major delays. right now, there aren't any. they usually happen later in the morning. talking about the, northbound 208, 85 and 101 are slow. we haven't had a lot of accidents. southbound 880 is slow as you approach fremont because of earlier things, just got a new crash at leling. it's 7:34. back to the desk. after five security breaches at mineta san jose

airport in the past year, now they are installing a new higher fence around the perimeter. brian flores is out there now at the airport. you have the details. what's going on, what's it look like? >> reporter: well, i will show you in just a second. we talked about the security breaches here. you mentioned five in the past year. some would say one would be enough. part of the changes you will be seeing here at mineta, you see that difference in the fenceline there? that's just one of a couple of changes they planned in the near future talking about the amount of security breaches. this is at the southwest corner of the airport. airport officials say they increased the fence height to ten feet tall with a foot of barbed wire. this goes above the federal standard for major airports which is a 6-foot tall fence. southwest corner of the airport has been a trouble spot. last month a 20-year-old woman entered into a secured car ghoe area and then last summer, a teen stowed away on a flight from here to hawaii. officials want to increase the

fenceline height throughout the airport but they do say it will cost time and money. >> we recognize this area has a lot more activity due to the soccer stadium, due to the shopping center nearby. we need to start somewhere. we decided this is where we want to focus our attention first. >> reporter: part of the security upgrades they are talking about includes better technology that could include equipment like infrared cameras or motion detection equipment. but airport officials are asking for $9 million to finish the fenceline. right now the south portion of the fence is being paid for by airport dollars. this comes from an announcement from a survey that san jose ranked fifth in security.

definitely a security concern for many people out there, including the airport. back to you. >> all right, brian flores in san jose. thank you. a shakeup in cal's football department after a recruiting coordinator and wide receiver's coaches with put on administrative leave. the 30-year-old was arrested last week in oakland as part of a prostitution sting. police say he solicited an undercover officer online, then showed up at the motel 6 on embarcadero. he's expected to appear in court next month. cal athletics released this statement that says "we're aware of the situation and at this time the university is in the process of gathering more information. coach ingram did not participate in the spring game saturday and has been placed on administrative leave while the university looks into the matter." police in redwood city alerting the community about an attempted kidnapping. it happened last night near clinton street and clin -- clinton street. police say a woman was

unloading her car when someone came up and grabbed her. she screamed and fought off the attacker. the suspect ran away and left the scene in a dark colored car driven by someone else. if you have any details or information about this, call redwood city police. police in hayward arrested a man responsible for several attempted kidnappings. 22-year-old patel was taken into custody last thursday. he's been charged with three counts of attempted kidnapping with intent to commit robbery. the attacks began in february and police say they captured this suspect after staking out the area where the attacks occurred. >> we're very pleased to bring everybody together to announce the arrest and the charging of somebody that's been plaguing our community over the last couple of months. >> police haven't released a photo of him as of yet because sheriff investigators are still actively looking into a fourth

possible case. investigators searched his home. they say they found a knit hatted a a replica gun used in the attempted kidnappings. so far neither patel nor his lawyer have commented on the arrest. a person of interest is in custody after stealing a car with an 8-year-old boy inside. >> somebody took my car and my son was inside. >> somebody took your car and your son was inside? >> how old is your son? >> 8. >> that 911 call was made by the boy's mother after he disappear in fairfield. the boy afather said he put his son in the car while it was warming up in the driveway. he said he had to run back in the house. when he came back, his car and son were gone. >> i was just completely overjoyed with goose bumps. i wanted to squeeze him. i probably hurt him a little bit. [laughter] >> the boy says the suspect told him he did not realize he was in the car. that's when the suspect took

off. police are not saying much about the person of interest at that time. >> one san francisco supervisor says he will accept a challenge to ride muni every day for a month. it's put forth by the transit union to better understand problems with public transportation. tara moriarty is live from the city with which supervisor you've talked to. tara? >> reporter: scott wiener. he says he will accept the challenge. sign a pledge card tat the meeting tonight saying he will ride muni for the next 22 days of june. we know that it won't be too difficult of a challenge for him because he says he rides muni anyway. now, the muni riders say they want him mayor ed lee and the other supervisors to regularly ride buses, street cars and cable cars, so they can better under the limits and secure more funding. >> we have so many challenges with muni and our other transit

systems to build the capacity and reliability for the growing population. and we have to invest in the systems. when elected officials ride transit, that builds support for funding transit. that's why it's important. >> reporter: riders say the leaders who accept the challenge will tweet while walking to or waiting for transit under the hashtag onboardsf. if they fail to take muni, they have to tweet the reason why. the group says it shows 22 day, one for each of the years stating that the city officials and full-time employees shall travel to and from work on public transit at least twice aing with. they say that has not happened and they have a lot of time to make up for. >> thank you. 7:41. a bay area police department could soon be taking crime fighting to a new level. coming up in about 22 minutes,

the high-tech tool that can predict where the bad guys will be. if you are a plan of the fog, this week looks good. especially today. there is a lot to go around. what about thunderstorms. they are over the sierra. what about here. warriors fever running high. we have interesting perspectives in the studio. up next, a burning question most fans don't dare ask. hey, careful over there. news we are getting in about the head coach steve kerr. we'll be back.

[ cheers ] yeah. an electric mod at oracle arena

as the warriors won game 2 of their first round playoff series. fans proved, once again, to be some of the loudest and proudest in the nba. [ cheers ] >> how could you not yell and scream with that? >> extra incentive last night. the pell you will kins' coach -- pell law kins -- pell la kin's -- pelicana' coach stirred things up a little bit by that. this isn't the only game- related issue fans are talking about. both die-hard fans and those on jumping on the bandwagon. and if you haven't jumped on,

you need to. sal castanedo has more. >> i'm joined by the assignment editor but a big fan and we have start off with matt, with how steve kerr was in line to lynn coach of the year but apparent -- to win coach of the year but apparently he didn't. >> yeah, the atlanta hawks' coach got it. i think the perception is he did less with more than steve kerr. i think a lot of the national media believe esthe warriors are so talented that anybody can coach them. i think a lot of people think the warriors had a great foundation last year and kerr took it to the next level. two great coaches. i think everybody knew it would be tight. >> steve kerr is a gracious guy. i know he what will say. i can almost predict. that doesn't matter. speaking of the last night eight performance, these two games with have been really close. i think a lot closer than people thought it would be. >> i think that's playoff basketball. everybody talks about the game slowing up. the warriors like to get up and

down. they like to play up tempo but teams are gonna slow them down. they are gonna foul them more, get back on defense. i think one thing warriors fans have to get used to, the games may not be as -- i think te will be more nile biters than -- i think they will be more nail-biters than blowout. >> samny, you have never seen the abysmal warriors that -- steve is laughing. this is your tame. in between matt and people like who have had to suffer, do you -- >> growing up, it was terrible. it was awesome and went back in the dumpster. mark jackson comes around and steph curry gets over his ankle problems.

and now we're the best team in the league. this is just special. the fan base is amazing when you are at the game. it's fun. all of my buddies love it. we all love going to the games. it's infectious. >> how do you afford the games. >> do you believe this guy? >> i do. i thinks this is the way it always is. >> i'm spoiled. >> he thinks that's the way it will always be. >> look up chris cohan and read about it. the last time that the warriors won a championship, they were underdogs. if you don't remember -- this year, the warriors are not underdogs. is that kind of, you know, people are aiming for them. what do you think? >> i think it's a different dynamic for sure for the players and the fans. i think in the first two games at oracle arena, a little tentativeness. i'm not saying the fans weren't loud but as a favorite, i think it is a little bit different.

it's a little more tension fill. >> one thing we'll talk about. if the warriors end up doing very well and i know matt has brought this up on the -- our podcast that we do together. i think matt is the first one one to bring it up, the warriors have had such a good season that something needs to be planned for the fans in appreciation no matter what happens. what city will that be in? >> san jose, oakland and san francisco. >> whatever celebration we will have will be in free cities. >> no, i don't think you can freeze out oakland. it's been a very good home for them through the bad years and now through the good. i think it has to be in oakland even though we know the future of the team will be in san francisco at some point. >> as we wrap it up, for those who weren't basketballheads, what do you look for in the next game in new orleans in the next few days. >> you want to see anthony

davis -- he's a grown man. he's just so huge. he will be on his home court for the -- the first time in the playoffs. you want him to be contained. >> i would say watch the warriors' defense. they've always been a big offensive team over the years. but this year, they are the best team in the league. sal, 42-0 when they hold teams under 100 points. >> the other night, we saw the defense stepped up a little bit. these are tight games. i think the warriors have the edge. we'll be back with more on the warriors. a lot on "mornings on 2." let's go back to the desk. >> good conversation. 7:50. let's check your weather now. steve paulson is right over there. he knows your forecast. >> we have a lot of low cloud and high cloud. a cloudy day. these are the average temps for this time of year. today, they will all be below

from 70s to a lot of mid-60s. they continue to rotate in. thunderstorms which collapse at night, fire up during the day, they will see another round of that. 50s on the tells. the breeze has been onshore. it's roaring for some, especially out to the delta. cloud cover will pop up again. this system coming in will enhance the fog. give it some rather significant drizzle tonight and tomorrow and maybe provide enough lift to get thunderstorms closer to here and thundershowers and that wouldn't be until wednesday or thursday. it will be windy in the delta. 60s for many or 50s. oakland, 62. those are both well below average. maybe we'll get the fog to get chewed up. a little rebound on the weekend. >> all right. thank you. >> okay. 7:51. google is joining the hunt for the legendary lockness. in 23 minutes, what the tech

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would of's seen a little improvement at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for 15, 20

minutes. if you are approaching 5 80, probably the best way to go. 880 southbound and northbound. northbound is slowing down. as you drive past the coliseum, it's slow approaching high street. 880 south pull out your best/worst adjective. i want to show you that southbound 880, we had a string of crashes. 238 all the way down to milpitas is a terrible commute. you need to add extra time. earth day is tomorrow. one group is trying to get the word out that changing the word starts at home. >> it does. it's very important. that is the message from the organizers of the goldman prize as six people were honored for helping to save the planet. >> just to be part of this is incredible. so thank you for everything that made it -- to everybody that made it possible. >> this wonderful mother from

dennia worked at a place where car batteries were melted down to lead and found out that her breast milk contained lead and fought to shut it down. >> and two others, hundred of hun -- and two others, two from haiti. >> now, ktvu we're joining the earth day network's billion acts of green international movement. here is a look at the website. more than a billion acts of green have already been pledged. now the network is going for a new goal. 2billion acts of green. if you are looking for ways to go green, this website offers suggestions. >> i went onto the website. sal said he is gonna eat less meat. i mid my pledge -- i made my pledge. unplugging. i'm going to unplug everything. every year billions of kilowatt hours of electricity are wasted by appliances that are not on but they are still consuming

energy. this morning after i made my coffee,er unplugged everything. >> you took a picture of it, too. >> here is a pledge by crystal. there is a bucket in her shower. she's saving water as much as possible. take a picture of what you are doing to help the environment, then tweet it using the hashtag 2actsofgreen. you can post your photos to our facebook page. >> my facebook page, one of our viewers posted a great way to save water. >> really? >> check that out on my facebook page. >> i'm checking it. just this hour, a bay area hospital shut its doors for good. we're out there live. after the break, patients are no longer gonna be treated there. the reason behind the closure. >> reporter: questions are being raised at the san jose police department after a murder suspect escaped his holding cell. we'll tell you the actions that the police chief took to

capture the suspect. a lot of low clouds in place. higher clouds up above. so for most, a cloudy day. if you have the sun, it will be cooler. we'll see if there's thunderstorms in the forecast.

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ñt san jose apolice chief tackled a murder suspect as he made a break for it across the police department's parking lot. you coming up, we'll have a live report on the near escape and also concerns now about security. also, time has run out for a troubled medical center in san pablo. coming up in 6 minutes, the reason behind this morning's closure and the new backup plan in place for patients. welcome back. it's tuesday, april 21st. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i want to see if steve can find sunshine. >> lake county. >> have to prafl far. [laughter] >> sunny, nice up there. it's tough around here. there might be a few breaks in the clouds. if you go far enough east, you will probably find that. there's always a hole in the fog. you get a hole in the fog. we have a lot of low cloud. higher clouds up above.

mostly cloudy. cooler, breezy, drizzle tonight and then not as much fog but a possibility of showers, thundershowers on weard, thursday. a lot of -- on wednesday, thursday. a lot of cloud cover. it will be cooler today. 58 in the city. normal 63. they are running well below as will most inland temps. this system will enhance the fog and give us drizzle. the thunderstorms will continue to fire up over the high country. 50s on the temps. you combine that with a no doubt west wind sometimes gusting over 30. it's a cool pattern. the combination of a couple of areas giving us mostly cloudy skies. breezy, cooler, colder for some. windy in the delta. 50s, 60s for most. a few 70s but a lot of 60s. here is sal with an update on your traffic. been saying east bay. good morning. let's take a look at some of these commutes that are really slow in the east bay. unfortunately that spring break effect we have gone.

we see some improvement at the macarthur maze. westbound at the toll plaza. there's more room here, that's good. we're finally getting a little bit of improvement as you drive through. i want to show you the south bay because that's kind of lit up here as we go to the maps. you can see 101 is slow from the capitol expressway all the way to mountain view. 85 and 280 are slow. 880 is the worst commute from 238 to 237. milpitas. most of that is slow. as i drag the map to highway 4, we've had one after the other crashes on this freeway between pittsburg/baypoint, it's vet slow. a suspect in san jose accused of murder escaped police custody but he was tackled and recaptured. you may be surprised to find out who did it. janine de la vega is joining us live from the san jose police headquarters with more about this and also security issues this race is raising. >> reporter: good morning, dave. and it was the police chief who

ended up tackling that suspect. but it seems pretty crazy that a suspect who is handcuffed and supposed to be in a holding facility that's supposed to be secure was able to escape. we've been told by police that the suspect was brought in from mexico and was in a holding cell when he made a run for it. now you are looking at the back side of the police department where you can see a fenced caged entrance to this holding facility. that's where hector flores arias was seen in handcuffs running away. he was a fugitive on the run. somehow he was able to get out of the holding cell which was supposed to be locked. he scaled a fence and then ran. you can see he fought scraped up duringhy -- he got scraped up during the attempt. chief esqi -- the chief was

driving in. he tackled him. police will be reviewing what happened. arias was originally handcuffed behind his back but was able to get the cuffs to the front of his body. police tell us that they will be speaking with us later this morning about this incident. and how they need to review their security procedures. we did ask if we could speak to the police chief about this incident. but we're told he has a very busy schedule. he is known to be a very humble man. but again, you know, some sort of crazy incident that happened here. but they are glad they got this man back in custody. >> all right, janine de la vega. thank you. 8:04. meantime, san jose police officers may soon have technology to better protect where crimes may occur. at tonight's city council meeting, the finance department expected to recommend spending $500,000 to buy a new crime mapping and prediction system. it would give police officers out on the street, real-time crime information and also help

the police department send officers where they are needed. the crime mapping system they are using right now is about ten years old. new this morning, time has run out for doctors medical center in san pablo. the financially troubled hospital officially closed its doors about an hour ago. ktvu fox 2 reporter alex savidge has been out there all morning. you say employees are still saying their final goodbyes. >> reporter: yes, some of them are still inside kind of wrapping things up here. a tough day for a lot of people. one employee said this place was like home to him and now you can see the sign behind me really says it all. doctors medical center is officially closed. they stopped accepting patients at 7:00 this morning. of course, the real concern for a lot of the doctors and nurses and employees at the hospital is where those patients who live in this community will go for emergency care now. employees gathered for a remembrance ceremony this morning sharing hugs, shedding tears and remembering their

time at this critical public hospital. doctors medical center serves 250,000 people who live in this part of west contra costa county. the staff here have helped mostly low-income patients over the years, many of them covered by medicare or medi-cal. for many years, the struggles with haven't well documented -- the struggles have been well- documented. last spring, voters in this part of the county rejected a parcel tax designed to keep the hospital running. the final day very difficult for employees. >> it's a funeral. most of us have been here for years. we're a close-knit family. it's a devastation for the community should there be a disaster. i've been here for 17 years. i'm not looking forward to starting fresh elsewhere but i'm grateful for the time here and i'm hoping another hospital

gets built soon. >> reporter: in an an attempt to fill the void in the community, life-long medical care, a community health clinic with an urgent care center has opened up across the street from doctors' medical center. but that clinic will not be able to provide emergency care. if that's what patients are seeking, they will likely be sent to kaiser hospital in richmond. alta bates or john muir medical center. but those hospitals, a good distance away. doctors medical center, no longer taking any patients and employees are warning about the ripple affect as many of those patients who used to come here will be traveling to other area hospitals. >> thank you. 8:07. livermore is the lateert city to -- latest city to equip police officers with body cameras. the department purchased 80 cameras. every officer will wear one. they rolled out the cameras a few days ago after months of

testing. the department created a set of guidelines outlining instances when the cameras should be turned on. that include responding to 911 calls, conducting probation searches and during traffic stops. the hope is that the cameras can increase accountability at a time when tension is growing between communities and police departments. >> i think it's a great tool. as an agency, it will a-- it will allow us to better document facts in a case and give us video evidence to support what we were saying. >> the captures camera both audio and video evidence which is automatically uploaded to a secure site. officers don't have the ability to delete any footage. the units cost about $1,000 each. storage of the footage will cost $40,000 a year. san francisco supervisor jane kim wants to take guns away from the armed security guard who guard the muni

workers as they collect money from fare conditions and buses. the chronicle is supporting supervisor kim proposed this last week. she wants the change -- wants to change the six-year $33 million contract. according to her, this would save the city $1 million over the length of the contract. that idea is already facing opposition from some of the other supervisors. nine minutes at 8:00. tighter security at san jose airport is in the works. after the break, the new measures to help keep you safe. >> but first, the united states may be edging toward a conflict with iran. strategystrategic move -- coming up. we're looking at the south bay commute. it's been slow in the last hour or so including a look at 101 traffics that moderately heavy

heading up. if you have the sunshine, it won't be very warm. what about the thunderstorms? could be close for us. we'll take a look when.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:1. the u.s. is sending reinforcements to the waters off northeastern africa to help out in the military conflict in

yemen. the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt has joined eight other warships in the region. they are on a mission to intercept any iranian vessels that might be carrying weapons to the rebels who have forced the yemeni government into exile. saudi war planes have been pounding targets in yemen in what many call a proxy war between sunni arab states and iran which is backing the shiite rebel. >> i've seen evidence that the iranians are supplying weapons in other forms of support to yemen. that's the kind of support that will only contribute to greater violence in the country. >> now, this all comes as iran and the united states are still trying to hammer out a nuclear deal. some republicans say there's not a snowball's chance that the agreement will pass congress in it current plan. protesters in baltimore, maryland are furious about the death of an african-american man who died after his spine was severed while in police

custody. >> we want not only fired but we want them charged with first- degree murder! >> the protesters also demand the resignation of the police commissioner, who used to be the chief in oakland. 25-year-old freddy gray was chased and tackled by police a week ago. police say no excessive force was used. but gray was later rushed to a hospital with a severed spine and died. baltimore a's mayor says a through roar investigation is underway. >> we'll provide the community with all of the answers that the community deserves. we'll identify appropriate accountability if necessary and we will don't to be aggressive and thorough -- continue to be aggressive and thorough in our reforms in the police department. >> the police say it does not show officers using excessive force. however, they say gray repeat lit asked for medical help. six police officers have already been suspended in this

continuing investigation. wisconsin governor scott walker is making headlines after making a controversial and uncommon stance on immigration. the likely 2016 gop presidential candidate said he believes the government should protect american workers and wages by curbing not just illegal immigration but also legal immigration. walker says he believes people migrating to the united states, even through legal channels compete for jobs and drive down wages. in the past, walker has supported amnesty for undocumented immigrants but says he does not anymore. there is a new push to remove most humpback whales from the endangered species list. restoration efforts have led to an increase in these whale populations and the ten should be taken off the list all together. two more should be considered threatening including one in

the western pacific. only two they say should stay on the endangered species list. >> that's good news. >> well, yeah. 8:15. let's check in with sal. hopefully good news on traffic as well. >> well, it's improving in some areas. but we still have a rough one out there. let's go to highway 24. this whole contra costa commute has been way less than average today. it has been slow on 24, on 680. highway 4 is a mess. fortunately an accident didn't turn out to be as serious as we thought. it was a motorcycle crash. but, you know, the injuries were not said to be life- threatening. that's according to chp. but still very slow traffic. let's go and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound bay bridge. that's backed up from the macarthur maze and getting onto the bridge about a 20-minute delay. we're also looking at the east bay. i know i keep coming back to it. but this is the worst commute in the bay area. that would be 880 between 238 and milpitas because of earlier

problems and on the peninsula, 101 is very slow through san mateo. almost everywhere you look is slow. by the way, if you are driving into san francisco, northbound 101 slows as you approach the candlestick causeway. it slows all the way into the city. 8:16. let's go to steve. it's so foggy -- ♪ >> i hear music. >> you need to put on your fog hat ♪ >> thank you, sal. i will be your driving wheel for the forecast. one of my favorite songs. >> a lot of low clouds, high clouds. all of those high clouds are left over from the thunderstorms that were just erupting over the sierra. we should be in the 70s. we'll be in the 60s today for almost everybody because we have a big fog bank out there.

overcast, drizzle, cooler inland for everybody even out to vacaville. you can see the cloud cover there. most of it is offshore. some of that will start to wrap back in. it's all because of these thunderstorms, they will pop up. temperatures are in the 50s. when you get a 25-mile-an-hour wind and it's 50 degrees, it's cold. 30s up in the mountains. 30s, 40s, 50s for the rest of the state. but the thunderstorms will be the key player for us not yet but more likely wednesday into thursday. here's why. there is a weak system coming in which should -- santa rosa north to u icau -- to ukiah. look what happens on thursday. right there. some of these might come sneaking back in. if you are up in the sierra, things could be rather active there. we have to keep an eye on

things. mostly cloudy. it's cold for some. it's cooler for everybody. windy from about san pablo bay. there's drizzle. around half moon bay. i think that will be with us tonight and tomorrow. we'll get measurable amounts on these coming in tonight. 60s for many or very low 70s. most locations are a good 5 degrees below normal. maybe a little bit more. it's tough on the coast. there are a few areas that get the sun. staying cool all the way until about friday. possibility of showers, wednesday, thursday. a little bit better on the weekend. >> all right. thank you. time now is 8:19. starting today, google is changing the way it ranks websites. sites that load quickly and are easier to navigate will actually show up in the search results higher than sites that are not mobile friendly. google announced the move back in february giving companies time to make changes. however, a lot of analysts

saying the new ink raking system will cause a major shakeup and anything devty affect small businesses in particular. some calling it mobile-geddo in. google has armed the scottish highlandser aia with the -- highlands area with street view cameras. google posted these videos from above and below the water. today google is drawing attention with the lockness themed doodle. there are 200,000 searchers every month for the lockness -- >> each month. >> don't get knee -- me started on the yedi. the big foot. no better time to go green. mum we're live at the san francisco ferry building with just one of the many ways you can help save the planet. but first, two bay area favorites teaming up for what

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law enforcement officers may soon have a new tool to get drivers on the road off the road. it tests the driver's saliva and within a minute, it will show if there are drugs in their system. a southern california lawmaker

has authored a bill that would allow all state law enforcement agencies to use the device. >> very, very disheartening when you go into the home of someone to share them the absolute worst news possible that their loved one has been stolen because of this decision making. when you experience that, it changes you and your perspective. >> that device for several drugs including marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine. but critics say the tests could unfairly target people on legal prescriptions like adderall which could show up as methamphetamine. a big announcement is expected surrounding next year's super bowl. the host committee will announce plans for a super bowl 50 fan village. the announcement include the official name of the village and the exact location in san francisco. san francisco mayor ed lee will be there for the announcement. a popular oakland coffee company that's developed a cult- like following is teaming up

with a popular san francisco bakery. blue bottle coffee announced a new collaboration with tartene bakery. the two companies will continue to operate separately but will start to carry the other products in the years -- the other's products in the stores. 8:25. still ahead -- close but no cigar for the beloved coach of the golden state warriors. after the break, the big honor steve kerr just missed out on. there's been five security breaches at mineta san jose airport within the past year. what's being done to stop it and why it's being done -- going to take millions of dollars.

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welcome back. we're live at mineta san jose airport watching the planes looking at the effectses out there -- fences out there. after five security breaches, the airport says it's doing something to improve security. brian flores is there. coming up in minutes, brian will tell you about some of their security plans. stay tuned. tuesday morning. it's april 21st. i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. let's check weather and traffic. kind of a gloomy tuesday. >> very gloomy, dave. there is a lot of fog. that june gloom has settled in in april. that didn't take long, did it? there is a lot to go around.

not only the low clouds but there's higher clouds up above. even if you get some breaks, it's not going to be sunny, sunny. it will be mostly sunny for some. but mostly cloudy for others. for most, i should say. kieler, breezy. windy and cold. drizzle tonight comes back. there's already been some in daly city, half moon bay. sausalito. i think there will be more tonight. weak front coming in and maybe shower activity wednesday/thursday. that's the remains of the sierra hoovering right off the coast or -- hovering over the coast. there is a lot of gray. if you have that, you are probably sold out. that system will enhance the fog. give us drizzle and burn off sooner tomorrow. but i think it will give us an impetus for the lifting of the moisture. maybe the possibility of thunderstorms. more likely thursday. i just -- just an absolutely howling breeze. it's a cold one. 30s up in the mountains but 50s

and thunderstorms will be popping up in the sierra. maybe for us later but more likely i think tomorrow is a better day. it's windy, cold, even if you get the sun, it will still be cooler. a lot of 60s or 50s. all righty, sal. east bay still starting there. we are doing a lot of slow traffic. they are kind of intermixed because we see a lot of slow traffic in san jose but they are coming from the east bay if you know what i mean. it's been an isolated commute. we're starting with a look at 280. last time we showed it to you, it was stopped and now it's better as you drive through. but the east bay -- we've been going back to the well on 280 and 101 -- i'm sorry, 280 and 880 and 580. if you are using the san mateo bridge, it will be slow right when you get on 101. so the san mateo bridge is slow and so is highway 101 traffic and on the peninsula, traffic is going to be busy. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for a 15, 20-

minute delay. we've seen some improvement. no major problems on the span itself. a little foggy out there. :30 back to the -- 8:30 back to the desk. the votes are in for the nba coach of the year. and steve kerr didn't win it. he's the runner-up for for the trophy. he finished second in the ballots. the atlanta hawks' coach led his team to the best regular season, he got the won. steve kerr finished second. 56 first place votes. kerr lead the warriors with a franchise record and an nba high, 67 wins in his first season. the warriors are heading to new orleans with a-0 lead over the pelicans in the nba playoff. klay thompson scored 14 points in the fourth quarter. 26 in the game.

the warriors won, 97-87 in game 2. steph curry added 22. green had 4 points and 12 rebound. it was the warriorsess a 20th -- warriors' 20th straight win at home. now the series moves to new orleans. game three is thursday. well, after five security breaches in the past year, mineta airport is getting a new and taller fence around the perimeter. brian flores has been out at the airport. you are here with the details at the security project. >> reporter: hi, dave. you would think the one breach would be enough. as you mentioned, five in the past year. but as you mentioned, there are some security upgrades coming up in the near future. part of it is the difference in the height here at the southwest corner of the airport. well, that's part of one of the bigger changes to prevent some of the security breaches. airport flips say the increase

in height to ten feet, the federal standard is six foot tall with a foot of barbed wire. the southwest corner of the airport has been a troubled spot. last month a 20-year-old woman entered through the fence line into a secured car gore area. last year, a teen stowed away on a flight. but airport officials want to eventually increase the fenceline height throughout the entire airport. but they do realize it will cost time and money. >> we recognize this area has a lot more activity due to the soccer stadium, due to the shopping center nearby and we need to start somewhere and we decided this is an area where we want to focus our attention first. >> >> reporter: some of the dig that you can see -- technology that you can see, including cameras and motion detection equipment. they are asking for additional funding about $9 million to finish the fence line and add some of that equipment.

right now the southwest portion of the fence is being paid for airport dollars. this announcement comes on the heels of the a.p. report that an an analysis found that sfo was ranked number one in security breaches. san jose was ranked fifth. in terms of when the project is expected to be completed. some of those security upgrades. airport officials say it could be sometime during the late summer. back to you. >> brian flores, thank you. 8:34. police in campbell and the santa clara county fire officials, they want your help. they want to identify an arson suspect. here is surveillance video they released from march 30th. you see a man in a hoddy walking in the 200 block of kurtner and campbell moments before a fire destroys a work van in a nearby parking lot. now, authorities say this man is white, in his 20s has a light build, he was wearing a jacket, jeans and skate shoes

and carrying a duffel bag. they also say he may have injuries on his hand and face from the fire. police in hayward arrested a man responsible for several attempted kidnappings. the 22-year-old patel was taken into custody last thursday, charged with three counts of attempted kidnapping with intent to commit robbery. the attacks began in february and police say they captured their suspect after staking out an area where the attacks had occurred. we're very pleased to bring everybody together to announce the arrest and the charging of somebody that's been plaguing our community over the last couple of months. police are not releasing a photo of patel because the sheriff investigators are looking into a possible fourth case. investigators say they searched his home. they say they found a knit hat and a replica gun used in the attempted kidnapping. so far, neither patel nor his lawyer have made a comment on the arrest.

a san jose priest facing bank fraud and tax evasion charges, according to the san francisco chronicle. he had sole authority over the vietnamese catholic center between the years 2005 and 2008. during that time, he's accused of depositing $19,000 in donation checks into his personal account. officials also say he didn't declare more than a million dollars in income to the irs. he worked for the archdiocese of san jose for more than 20 years. also happening today, an uber driver accused of intentionally hitting a cyclist in san francisco is due in court. the 38-year-old emmerson of daly city was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. he's behind bars on $75,000 bail. the incident happened near fisherman's wharf on sunday. witnesses tell police that the cyclist was yelling at banging on the car's window. when the suspect used the car, then, to intentionally bump the

bicycle after that, the cyclist crashed and now being treated for a punctured lung and broken collarbone. transit riders is challenging ed lee and supervisors to ride muni every day in june. members of the transit union say if the city officials accept the challenge, they can see the good, bag and ugly. scott wiener has accepted the challenge. the leaders will tweet while riding, walking to or waiting for transit. if they fail too take muni, they -- to take muni, they have to tweet the reason why. happening today, santa clara's city council they will debate the 49er proposal to take over some youth soccer fields yeks to levi stadium. next to leave stadium. they want to pay $30 million to allow them to park cars. the city would get a big share

of the parking fees. the 49ers would pay the city even more money if it he haves the land for other -- develops the land for other uses. 2,000 kids use that field for soccer practice and games which overlaps the first of the season. they also say losing that field would force the nfl to cut participation. the city council is not expected to make a final decision at tonight's meeting. a shakeup at cal tea football department after a recruiting coordinator and a coach for the wide receivers is put on leave. according to the oakland tribune, 340-year-old pierre ingram was -- 30-year-old pierre ingram was arrested in oakland as part of a prostitution rick. police say he allegedly solicited an undercover officer online and showed up at the motel 6. cal athletics said we're aware of the situation

and at this time, the university is in the process of gathering more information. coach ingram did not participate in the spring game saturday. he's been put on leave until the university hooks into the matter." 1200 people filled a church to hear oprah about how to live a meaningful life. >> just being here in the presence of such energetic, stimulated brilliance makes us all want to be better. i wish i could have gone to the school -- >> tips include how the deep sense of awarness about who you are and why you are here have a gratitude for being alive and choose love over fear. clarence jones who was a speechwriter for martin luther king was there. >> i think she has emerged as a unique thinker in this

generation. >> last night's speech is part of a tradition called harry's last lecture on the meaningful life named after harry rathman. he delivered his last lecture every year from the 1930s through the 1950s. >> i'm sorry. i didn't get over there to see oprah. >> yeah. inspirational. 8:40. is it art, imitating life or is it the other way around? coming up, you will see the man u vint showing what appears -- monument showing appears to be art.

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2015 is tomorrow. we're joining the billion acts of green international movement. this is the website. >> i'm looking. more than 1 billion acts of green have already been pledged. now the earth day network is going for a new goal, 2 billion acts of green. if you are looking for ways to go green, the website is offering suggestions to you. yesterday, i know you remember, sal castanedo pledged he would eat less meat. the meat industry generates almost one fifth of the manmade gas emissions around the world. >> i made my pledge. >> i'm proud of you. >> i've pledged to slay vampire energy. every year, kill local watts of energy are wasted by appliances not on, still consuming energy. i walked around the house and unplugged things that are not in use after i made my coffee to head into work. >> i'm gonna follow your example. you taught me something.

>> the -- all right. another suggestion, buy local produce. >> and tara moriarty is live at the farmers market right outside of san francisco's ferry building. i love that place. >> yum. >> more ideas on how buying fruits and vegetables locally can do something to help the planet. what's that all about? >> reporter: well, i want to mention i'm wearing green. i've already won half of the battle. my name is tara which means earth. >> wow. >> reporter: we're talking about eating local produce. there is a lot of reasons why you should do it. joining me live is marcie coburn. what are you trying to do -- this is beautiful. it's so colorful all of the strawberries and carrots. you've trucked this in from the local farms. >> our mission to cultivate a

healthy food system. we've been in existence for 22 years. we bring farmers and sellers together from rural areas to sell to urban consumers. >> reporter: we want to mention one of the reasons it's important to buy locally, i didn't realize, it, if you buy this at a supermarket, chances it has lost half of its value. >> correct. we're lucky in california that a lot of our food here is grown in california and sold in the local supermarkets. if you go to a supermarket, you support the fact that the farmer is picking it that morning and bringing it to the market that same day and they don't have to travel so far. we're not burning fossil fuel to transport food. >> reporter: we're gonna go right over here. thank you. >> yes. >> reporter: there is this guy i want you to meet.

he's with uranua farms. what do you have here? what did you bring up? >> we have squash blossoms. >> reporter: what are these used for? >> most people use -- hispanic people use them in quesadillas. >> reporter: i'll have to try that out. >> and people like to stuff them. they put cheese inside them. >> reporter: you brought a bunch of strawberries. this is a lot of art for you -- this is a lot of effort for you. before coming to the market, we have to make some deliveries and here we are. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. if you are interested in checking out this farmers market -- how long is it here? >> tuesdays, thursdays, and

saturdays from 8:00 to 2:00. >> reporter: there you have it. if you are hungry, which i think i am, you can come down here to the ferry building and check out the pro he dues -- produce. >> now i'm very hungry. dave has never seen squash blossoms before. they are delicious. >> grab them. >> reporter: i'm gonna try it out. >> thank you. we want to see your pledge. take a picture of what you are doing to help the environment and then tweet it using the 2actsofgreen. you can post your photos to our facebook page. we would love to see them. >> i'm gonna pull the plugs out. >> you would be surprised how many things were plugged in. like your printer, things for your computer you are not always using. well, sal is plugged into our commute. how are we looking? >> we're getting better. the traffic is moving along relatively well. it's still very slow in others. bay bridge has become slower

again. it was im-- it was improving. there's slowing getting into the city. we want to mention that 880 south continues to be a slow commute from 238 to 237. if this is your first traffic report, you need extra time on the commute. across the bay, northbound 101 near 92 and san mateo, 28 olis a better -- 280 is a better alternate and the last thing we want to mention traffic on san rafael, they had something here at the central san rafael exit that's gone. but traffic is slow. let's go to steve. squash blossoms are delish. they are. we have a lot of cloud cover. there are breaks in the cloud. it will be sunny for some. the fog and low cloud are really, really -- not -- it's been working out big time here. it had muscle shakes because

it's a big one. it will give us a cool pattern. thunderstorms fall down at night, fall apart. and then they fire up in the afternoon. 50s on the temps. some will be hard pressed to get above 58, 59. if you have the cold and wind, it cuts through. it's a cold one out there. westerly breeze. hayward to livermore. san jose due south. santa rosa with the south wind is a cool direction. this system coming in will give us more drizzle tonight and tomorrow. there's already been some. there's more on the way. a breezy, windy blustery cool day even with the sunshine. 50s, 60s, i would say 95% of the forecast here. there will be a couple of 70s. there will be a westerly breeze behind that. >> and still thunder and lightning? >> more likely the sierra. there's not enough heat to really trigger that. >> sometimes in the east bay, they get it.

>> lake county, napa county. >> all right. thank you. 8:50. live in san francisco, do you live there? >> yes, i knew what you meant. >> don't miss your chance, a new shot being -- a new show in the mission district. after the break, the pilot.

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the jurors who delivered a guilty verdict in the boston marathon bombing trial will hear testimony on whether dzhokhar tsarnaev should be sentenced to life in prison or receive the death penalty. now, the convicted 21-year-old is set to be back in federal court for the penalty phase of the trial. prosecutors are arguing that he should be sentenced to death. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers are expected to continue pore delaying his older brother as the mastermind of the attack that killed three people and severely injured 270 others. a man from hayward entered a not guilty plea to charges he jumped over a white house

fence. the secret service says 54-year- old jerome hunt made it on the south lawn of the white house sunday night. in a washington, d.c. court yesterday, he pled not guilty to misdemeanor unlawful entry charges. he was released. he told reporters he meant no harm to the president but didn't say why he did it. dr. oz plans to respond to criticism from other medical professionals. now, dr. oz says he will address the issue at the beginning of tomorrow's show. he decided to go public with his answers after ten doctors at columbia university september him a letter question -- sent him a letter questioning his faculty appointment. the letter says he shows a lack of integrity by promoting quack treatments and cures for personal financial gain. earlier, he faced similar questions at congressional hearings. a blow dukdz company -- production company will be hosting an open cast for a show

called 94110. this will follow six living in the mission. ktvu talked to one of the creators. he says the production team, they are all residents of the mission. they want to take the neighborhood's new reality and do something about it. production by the way, is scheduled to start this sulker. a popular 1980s and 1990s sit comset in san francisco is -- sit com in san francisco is making a come back. candice cameron gray is pregnant now, recently widowed and living in san francisco. stephanie and kimmy will help move in to help take care of deejay's two sons and her soon to arrive baby.

thvl premiers next -- this premieres next year. a midieval transcript, this image, researchers spotted it in a 14th century french manuscript. the monk does look a lot like the jedi master yoda. into evidence that the star star wars creators ever saw this manuscript. just a coincidence. >> but if does look like it. >> i thought you were gonna do your yoda impression. >> i thought so, too. still a little bit slow out there. i know even some of us leave the studio and you will be facing traffic at the bay bridge. it's backed up for a 20, 25- minute delay. we haven't had any real problems on the span. it's a lot of people getting back and a lot of people are back after spring break. let's take a look at interstate 880. it's slow past the coliseum. it slows in san leandro.

if you are out of downtown oakland trying to get to hegenberger it should be okay. but farther south, not so much. look at all of the red on the maps. we've had a lot of fender- benders and 880 is very slow as you head south. also have slow traffic on the san mateo bridge. dumbarton bridge is improving. things are improving but it's still kind of slow out there. cold and windy. a lot of low clouds. some sun. even with the fun, it will be cool -- sun, it will be cooler. a little bit less fog on wednesday. but maybe showers wade -- showers wednesday and thursday. staying cool until the weekend. that's our report. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the ktvu fox 2 news at noon for more on the big announcement about next year's super bowl right here in the bay area and what fans are gonna be able to participate in. that should be fun to hear. we'll continue to follow that story throughout the day. we'll also have updates at 5:00

and 6:00, ktvu.com. thanks for joining us. >> you will be back tomorrow morning at 4:00, right? >> 4:00 a.m. >> forever. [laughter] ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young.

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