>> reporter: sonoma county sheriff's deputies open fire on the driver of a car following a dangerous overnight pursuit. we'll tell you what prompted the shooting. we'll also tell you how deputies wound up injured here. >> reporter: we're live in mountain view on the scene of a deadly fire where arson investigators are now looking into what caused this. you will hear about the questions that still remain and from neighbors who tried to save a man who was trapped inside.

7:00. we're following developing news in sonoma county, where there's been an officer-involved shooting. this is a live picture of the scene on old gravenstein highway. alex savidge is there. he will tell us about the series of dramatic events that led up to the shooting. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's thursday, april 23rd. i'm tori campbell. >> you look familiar. >> yeah. been gone for a little while. >> welcome back. i'm dave clark. steve paulson is right there with the forecast. >> tori campbell, i don't think i've seen you in 10, 12 days. >> it's been a while, nice to see you. >> you look fabulous. >> thank you. [laughter] >> you look great, too, dave. >> thank you. all right. mr. clark stepped outside and said, it's cold. it is. we have the low cloud deck in place for some. i will tell you, the westerly breeze is cranked up. you get 49, 50 degrees and a westerly wind and that cuts

right through you. yesterday was our best opportunity i think for thunderstorms coming off the sierra. they are being driven by this system up there. that's increasing the wind. it's also going to increase coastal clouds by tonight -- lent me say that again. it will increase the coatal cloud cover by tonight. [laughter] >> want to snow a definition of a runon sentence that was it. 42 in santa rosa. that's a chill. you get a pretty good breeze. these are double. i just want to show you this real quick. it's really cold and there's snow from detroit, toronto, buffalo, cleveland, pittsburgh, almost to new york and philadelphia. i mean, just -- look at that. incredibly cold. for us, after the fog, it will be mostly sunny but breezy and a little cooler. here's mr. castanedo now.

a lot of slow traffic in san jose, a lot of slow traffic in pittsburg. we're having kind of a slow day. we'll start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic is backed up for a 15, 20-minute delay before you make it on the bridge. 880 northbound and southbound is still looking. but just down the road if we go to the maps, hayward is backed up before 238 heading on south and down into the union city area. some more slow traffic in fremont. westbound 580 is no picnic. very slow through livermore as you drive to santa rita road. one of our viewers just said highway 4 is a parking lot. highway 4 is very slow coming out of antioch all the way to baypoint because of an earlier crash there. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with a developing story in sonoma county. we've been following it throughout the morning. sheriff's deputies shot a suspect after a high-speed chase through several cities. alex savidge is at the scene where deputies say the suspect

actually tried to run them down. good morning, alex. >> reporter: yeah, tori, good morning to you. the drive of this car who was shot this morning, according to investigators, that person hit three deputies with that car. that's when shots were fired. this confrontation took place beyond the crime scene tape in the parking lot of this business complex which you can see is blocked off by authorities this morning. this is on old gravenstein highway just outside of sebastopol. the shooting happened after midnight. it came at the end of a dangerous high speed pursuit that wound its way through sonoma county. the person shot was taken to the hospital. here's video of the transport. a sheriff's spokesperson said they cannot say what that person's condition is this morning. deputies began to chase the person's car after getting 911 calls about the driver going the wrong way on highway 101

near windsor. deputies pursued the car down the freeway until the car finally stopped in this parking lot near sebastopol. as deputies approached the car giving commands, they say the driver put the car in reverse and slammed into three deputies. that's when a number of deputies fired into the car, hitting the driver. a sheriff's spokesperson said the pesh wound up shot this morning -- whoa -- the person who wound up shot this morning said -- >> certainly somebody driving southbound in northbound lanes, driving in reverse is -- it's very, very dangerous to everyone. >> reporter: again, a total. three sonoma county sheriff deputies were struck by the car as it came in reverse this morning. one of those deputies hit by the car was taken to the hospital for treatment. we're told two other deputies didn't have to be taken to the

hospital. they had minor injuries. investigators are not offering much information on the person shot. they will not say the ache of the person or where that person -- the age of the person or where that person is from. we can tell you, santa rosa police have come into to piece together this officer-involved shooting. we're told that's standard procedure for the sonoma county sheriff's office. they always have an outside agency come in and investigate these sorts of matters. >> thank you, alex. highway patrol arrested a man overnight who led them on a high-speed chase for about 40 miles. it all started in vallejo. our traffic cameras captured the chase as the suspect crossed the bay bridge. at times he got up to speeds of about 115 miles per hour. from the bay bridge, the driver continued on the 101 and eventually stopped in -- stopped in daly city. the driver got out of the car, tried to run away but was captured. the chp said the car he was

driving was stonen out -- stolen out of san bruno. in mountain view, there was a deadly fire. arson investigators have joined firefighters at the scene t was a dangerous scene -- scene. it was a dangerous scene. with ammunition exploding and live power lines on the ground. janine de la vega, you've been out there for hours. you talked to neighbors who tried to save the man inside, janine. >> reporter: yeah, neighbors here are all in shock. it hasn't been confirmed that the man who died is a homeowner. but all of these neighbors are presuming it's him. you can see the house here behind me. the fire came through this garage. it was a scary situation because ammunition is kept in there. firefighters were called to the home on lola lane near el camino and grant after 3:00 a.m. this morning. when they arrived, the flames were through the roof. they were told a man was trapped in the house. when they entered to start to attack the flames, they found the body of a man in the back

bedroom. neighbors were told to evacuate because of the danger. power lines had come down in the backyard and the ammunition was exploding in the garage. firefighters were able to knock down the fire and neighbors described how they tried to help before firefighters arrived. >> i was the first one over there. was yelling outside his bedroom door trying to get in the house. but i could told the door was hot and by -- by then and things were exploding inside the house. so my neighbor came over and broke the window and a lot of smoke came out. by then the fire and police were on the scene. >> reporter: neighbors say the homeowner has lived there for 20 years. they say he lives alone and is not married. they say he's a marksman and enjoys participating in shooting competitions. so that's why ammunition was in the garage. at this point, the man has not been officially identified because his body is still inside. the coroner needs to do an examination and reach out to relatives. an arson investigator is on the

scene but we've learned that a county task force is also being call called over here to -- called over to help with the investigation. a lot of questions remain. we still don't know what caused the fire. >> thank you for the update. brentwood police say several robberies near an outdoor shopping plaza may be connected. here's surveillance video of the possible suspects. police say saturday night they investigated reports of a robbery about 9:15 at the amc theater at the streets of brentwood. two men approached four people, showed them a gun and demanded their belts, their cell phones and cash. a second robbery was reported a few minutes later at a walking trail in the same area and a third robbery reported at 10:00 p.m. in antioch. police say the suspects in all three incidents have similar descriptions. a retired hayward police sergeant is accused of stealing more than $500,000 from a mentally ill woman that he once

arrested. the alameda county d.a.'s office said michael beale convinced a woman to jointly invest in buying a home. they say the woman made payments up until this month but we'll never used the -- but beale never used the money to buy a home. they investigated him when they learned that she had 300,000 in anive ventment portfolio and she had mental problems. beale faces nine felony charges. breaking news out of washington. at any moment, president obama is expected to talk about an announcement we told you about 15 minutes ago, that a counterterrorism operation back in january accidently killed two hostages who were being held by al qaeda. one was american doctor warren weinstein -- dr. warren weinstein held captive since 2011. the other was an italian man. we've also learned an american who was a member of al qaeda,

he was killed in that same operation. we'll bring this to you live. we understand he will take responsibility for the counterterrorism operation that took place in january. >> mr. weinstein had been pleading publicly for the president to please help rescue me. interesting story. >> yes. still ahead, vallejo neighbors shocked and in disbelief after a 7-year-old boy was seriously hurt by gunfire. >> i was like, no, this is not happening. >> that somber gathering that witnesses say may have been the real target of the gunman. the student's unusual way to ask a girl to prom backfired. why he believes his face had something to do with the punishment he faces. skyfox, let's go to it. a 80 -- 580 westbound coming from the altamont pass. this is not a great commute heading west toward dublin.

well, we had a little more sunshine but possible rain on the weekends, sure looks on tap. we'll talk about and the breeze has cranked up. it will be cooler today. we'll have the forecast.

this is president obama spooking talk -- speaking. >> i've instructed my team to do everything possible to find him and bring him home safely to his family. dedicated professionals worked tirelessly to do so. we also worked closely with our italian allies on behalf of beyovanny kidnapped in -- geovany kidnapped in 2012. since 9/11, we've prevented terror attacks and saved lives both here in america and around the world. that determination to protect innocent life only makes the loss of these two men especially painful for all of us. based on information and intelligence we've obtained, we

believe that a u.s. counterterrorism operation targeting an al qaeda compound in the afghanistan/pakistan border region accidentally killed warren and giovanni this past january. yesterday i spoke with warren's wife elaine and the prime minister of italy. as a husband and a father, i cannot begin to imagine the anguish that the families are enduring today. i realize that there are no words that can ever equal their loss. i know that there's nothing that i can ever say or do to ease their heartache and today i simply want to say this -- as president and as commander in chief, i take full responsibility for all of our counterterrorism operations, including the one that anniversarily took the lives of -- that inadvertent took the lives of these two.

i regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government, i offer our deepest apologies to the families. as soon as we determine the cause of their deaths, i direct that the existence of this operation be declassified and disclosed publicly. i did so because the families deserve to know the truth and i did so because even as certain as expect -- aspects of our operations need to remain secret to succeed, the united states is a democracy, committed in good times and in bad. our initial assessment indicates that this operation was fully consistent with the guidelines under which we conduct counterterrorism efforts in the region which has been our focus for years because it's the home of al qaeda's leadership. and based on the intelligence that we had obtained at the time, including hundreds of hours of surveillance. we believed this was an al qaeda compound, that no civilians were present, and

that capturing these terrorists was not possible. we do believe the operation did take out dangerous members of al qaeda. what we did not know that is al qaeda was hiding the presence of these two in the same compound. it is a cruel and bitter truth that in the fog of war generally and our fight against terrorists specifically mistakes, sometimes deadly mistakes, can sometimes occur. but one of the things that sets america apart from many other nations, one of the things that makes us exceptional is our willingness to confront squarely our imperfections and learn from our mistakes. i've directed a full review of what happened. we'll identify the lessons that can be learned from this tragedy and any changes that should be made. we'll do our utmost to ensure

it's not repeated. we'll continue to do everything we can to prevent the loss of innocent lives, not just innocent americans but all innocent lives in our counterterrorism operations. today we joined their families and friends in honoring warren and giovanni, two humanitarians who came from different countries but who were united by a spirit of servicer. for decades, warren lived the live -- lived the ideals of our country and served. he tee voted his life to -- devoted his life to people across africa and south air shaw. he was a -- asia. he was a hoiving husband, father and grandfather -- loving husband, father and grandfather. at the time of his abduction, he focused on helping pakistani families escape poverty and

give a better life to their children. giovanni's humanitarian also took him around the world to the central africa republic, to haiti and ultimately pakistan. like warren, he fell in love with pakistan and his people and believed he could make a difference in their lives. his service reflected the commitment of the italian people. today is a reminder of the bonds of friendships between our countries and the shared values that bind americans and italians together. there could be no starker contrast between these two selfless men and their al qaeda captors. warren's work benefited people. al qaeda boasted to the world that it held warren citing his jewish faith. al qaeda held both men for

years even as warren's health deteriorated. they tee prived these men -- deprived these men of precious, irreplaceable years of family who missed them terribly. amid grief that's unimaginable, i pray the families know the legacy they will endure. their service will be remembered by the pakistani men, women and children whose lives they touched and made better. their spirit will live on in the love of their families who are in our thoughts and prayers today, especially warren's wife elaine, their daughters, alee shay and jennifer and their -- alicia and jennifer and their families and the shining example of these two men will stand as a light to people who see suffering and answer with compassion who see hatred and offer their love, who see war and work for peace.

may god bless these two brave men and may he watch over and comfort their families for all of the years to come. >> you've been listening live to president obama talking about a u.s. counterterrorism operation in january that accidentally killed two hostages who were being held by al qaeda border between pakistan and afghanistan. one was dr. warren weinstein. another was an italian man held since 2012. the president said he takes full responsibility for these operations, including the ones that take innocent lives. he expressed sincere condolences to the families of the victims. as soon as they determine the cause of the death, the operation will be declassified so the victims' families can learn the truth the we'll continue to follow this stroir and you can get the -- stroir and you can get the -- story and you can get the latest on facebook and twitert and ktvu

-- twitter and ktvu and ktvu.com. sal, you have been busy and i know you are watching highway 4. >> that's right. highway 24 has been slow. we had an earlier crash near the tunnel. it didn't turn out to be anything major but it slowed things down. things are sler now because it's later in the morning in la fayette and orinda on the way to oakland. it's about a 15-minute drive between the two minutes. highway 4 on the maps if we go to the maps, you will see that highway 4 traffic is going to be slow. we got a tweet from sf band for life and said highway 4 is a parking lot. and look below the tweet. you can see. that's exactly right. it's backed up from antioch to the baypoint area because of an earlier crash. i want to mention the southbound, northbound 101 is slow from 280 as you head up to the 101/880 interchange and beyond that in sunnyvale.

had a couple of minor changes. 280 and 85 are slightly better. that is a look at the toll plaza. 15, 20-minute delay before you get on the bridge. >> mostly cloudy. some sun breaks but a cool and breezy pattern. the breeze has cranked up. the flags have been whipping for a while. even with sunshine, i think 50s, 60s by the coast. it's windy in los gatos. michelle o'brian sent me this tweet and said it's windy down here and cold. yes, it is. and scott who works in the control room taking a little break up on the roof sent us this cloudy picture. thank you, scott. that's about right for scott. [laughter] >> what a picture, huh? we have a lot of low clouds around. that will cool us down quick. friday looks cooler and saturday i think we'll get light rain. the thunderstorm activity yesterday was the day. today it will not happen.

cloud cover being pushed south. 42 santa rosa. novato 45. i've seen upper 40s, low 50s. pacifica was 49. 17, 12, gusts to 23 at oakland, that tells everything you need to know. the breeze has picked up. we'll see machines but morning fog, then sun, chilly to mild, breezy to mild. slightly below normal. today i think we'll ease up a little bit on the temps. 50s, 60s, still 70s inland. even with the sunshine and you get that little breeze, i think temperatures are gonna stay a little bit on the cooler side here. cooler tomorrow. clouds roll in and light rain late fry no saturday. -- late friday into saturday. 7:23. a bill that would require california school children to be vaccinated passed a state senate committee. the education committee voted 7- 2 yesterday in sacramento. the measure would eliminate

philosophical and religious exemptions. the legislation was amended to allow families with unvaccinated children to join together and home school their children. the bill, though, still has a long way to go. the next stop is the state senate judiciary committee. then the four votes in the state assembly and senate. 7:24. new research shows a link between heart disease and even small amounts of sugary drinks. uc davis researchers conducted a study. they say they found people who drank beverages drinking 10% of what's called their daily energy requirement raise the risk of cardiovascular disease. this was within a two-week period. researchers were surprised by this. >> there is data to suggest that even sugar consumption at the average levels consumed by americans could be leading to increased risk for

cardiovascular disease. >> if you see the words words high fructose corn -- words high fructose or kin simp rip -- corn syrup, you should be concerned. a woman stealing a car after escaping custody. and we're also live in vallejo this morning where police are searching for the gunman as they open fire on a crowd and injured a 7-year-old boy. coming up the latest on the investigation. we also heard from vallejo police. hear what they have to say -- coming up. skyfox showing us a morning commute that will be slow on 580 as you come over the altamonte pass. it's getting better in some areas. we'll tell you more -- coming up. and the breeze has picked up even with sunshine today. the wind of change is telling

us there will be different pattern coming in friday/saturday. more on that -- coming up.

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7:28. we're live in vallejo where police are investigating a shooting that's left a 7-year- old boy fighting for his life. ktvu fox 2's brian flores is there looking into what happened. coming up in minute, we'll --

he will tell us what the boy and his family were doing before gunfire broke out. good morning. it's thursday, 23rd -- april 23rd. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. i think friday/saturday look very cool. today will be a transition day. remember, we had summer in january. i guess it makes sense we're getting cool now. from twitter, you can see the fog. there's breaks in the fog. but city had 61 yesterday. i pen simmed that in -- penciled that in. even with the sunshine. but patrick in redwood shores says love summer in january, but winter in april, not cool. well, it is cool. i believe this is rex, the cat. rex. redwood shores. thank you. it's a little topsy survey. january, february, warm and now

we're getting signs that early may will be cool. the thunderstorms off the sierra, not today. they will be in southern california today. 40s and 50s. 42, santa rosa. pretty good breeze out there. that's a sign of things to come here. travis yesterday was about 8, 9. today 17, that's a big change. too late for the tropical clouds. clouds coming off the sierra. they will stay south. we have a big change on the way for friday and saturday. slightly below normal temps. 60s, 70s by the water. all right, sal. a couple of issues. we're looking at slow traffic. it's not been a light day. we're always hoping for that. it has not happened. let's go to skyfox following 580 heading west now toward dublin and you can see and skyfox, we're live with you. one of those things that i sometimes forget to tell them we're on the air. and we lost it. that's live tv.

beautiful. wonderful television. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the traffic will be backed up as you head up to a 25-minute delay before you get on the bridge. northbound 101 is backed from the capitol expressway as you head up toward 880. you can see slow traffic there. we had an earlier accident near the expressway. that's clear. 85 is slow and so is 280. if you are driving in san jose, unfortunately, we don't have lighter than usual conditions. it's pretty slow. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. there's breaking news out of washington. in fact, we brought you live coverage 15 minute ago as the white house announced that a counterterrorism operation back in january accidentally killed two hostages being hel -- hel by al qaeda -- being held by al qaeda. u.s. officials say the two were killed in an air strike on an al qaeda compound near the

afghanistan/pakistan border. officials said exhaustive efforts before the strike did not show any sign of hostages but officials found out about their deaths after. >> al qaeda held both men for years even as warren's health deteriorated. >> president obama took full responsibility for the two deaths. he said there were no words that can fully express his regret over this terrible tragedy. 7:32. back here at home. a 7-year-old vallejo boy still in the hospital after being hit by a stray bullet. brian flores is in vallejo this morning with more on what led up to this shooting. >> reporter: good morning. we understand the boy was part

of a group of about 20, 30 people that gathered at a home in vallejo. again, that boy was shot yesterday, last night and this morning police are searching for the gunman. now, the shooting happened just after 5:20 last night. police say a group of approximately 30 people were gathered outside of the home on the 800 block of 5th near ath and cherry to pay final respects to a young pan who passed away in his sleep. they were sharing stories, barbecuing, talking with each other when several gunshots rang out. witnesses say they thought it was fire crackers at first. but soon realized it was gunfire when they saw the boy shot. we just spoke with vallejo police who say the gunman remain at large. >> obviously protecting life is our top priority. regardless of age, gender, whenever somebody gets shot, it's a tremendous heartache to the eaks and the community. especially when we're dealing with a 7-year-old -- with a 7-

year-old child. it's tragic. we're sparing no resources. >> a little boy got shot. wow. no, it's not happening. no it's not happening. no it's not. >> reporter: witnesses say the parents of the 7-year-old rushed him to the hospital. we understand he underwent surgery. we don't know his condition this morning except he does have life-threatening injuries. as for the suspects, police say as many as five gunmen may have been involved. we also understand that perhaps two different handguns were used. but at this point, no arrests were made. if you have information, you are urged to call police. 7:34. search teams in cupertino are expected to be out again this morning looking for a teenaged boy missing now for three days. 17-year-old coonor sul i have -- connor sullivan was last seen monday morning at monta vista high school school --

high school in cupertino. he went to a couple of classes and was last seen at 10:00 a.m. volunteers searched the stevens creek dam and reservoir yesterday hoping to find him. sullivan is an athlete and his parents say he's a good student. they don't know why or how he could vanish. >> connor, if you can hear this message, you are not in trouble. we love you. please come home. >> i just want him home. >> i just want my baby home. >> sheriff's investigators say his cell phone has been turned off. they are calling this an open investigation but do not believe a crime has occurred. in daly city, a teen who went missing is back home with her family this morning. definite peoples left her -- destiny peoples left her home and police found her yesterday

morning a at the -- morning at home of a friend. a teenaged girl accused of stealing a car with her boyfriend is on the run after escaping from chp custody. police say she slipped out of her handcuffs yesterday morning and ran from the chp office on telegraph avenue. the police tried return -- return her to the family but the family refused to take her. they say she's been in hand out of trouble and they were hoping time spent in juvenile hall would be good for her. >> my main concern is that i fear for her. she needs to turn herself in. it's getting worse and worse, the charges that she has, you know. >> she's facing a theek theft charge along -- a vehicle theft charge along with escape charges. police don't believe she poses a threat to the public. this was the second time that a suspect escaped from custody in the bay area this week.

in san jose on monday, a murder suspect got out of a locked holding cell, climbed over a 15- foot fence and escaped a gated parking lot while wearing handcuffs. and san jose police chief esville tracked him down and police are conducting an investigation into how the suspect escaped. a 22-year-old man in fresno is due in court. police say romero hernandez climbed over a 5-foot fence to reach over an enclosure and touch an orang ga tan -- orangutan. police say hernandez is from merced and dropped off at the zoo by a friend. the prayer will be the center of the gulf world for the next two weeks.

there are pga, lpga and amateur tournaments at three different golf clubs in san francisco and daly city. it all starts with the swinging skirts hbga classic at the -- lpga classic. tara moriarty is there live as players are getting ready to tee off. >> reporter: good morning. the gates have opened to the public. even though this is called the swinging skirts classic, i don't see a skirt out there on the courts. it's freezing out here. we've got people dressed up in rain gear. they are here on the putting green. they've been practicing. now, we saw a bunch of them on the range, swinging skirts defending champian -- defending champ, some players with bay area ties including cristina

kim of san jose, ing ster, michelle wie and paula crimer is from pleasanton. last week creamer tweeted, i hope the masters will consider a women's master's soon. we haven't seen creamer but we ran into tiger woods 'niece here's what she had to say about creamer's comments. >> i think that would be a great opportunity for women. women's golf is a growing part of the game. i think it would be great for augusta to be part of that. i think it would be great to open up the doors to women and to let them play and compete on the course. tickets for swinging scirlts are $25 a day or -- skirts are $25 for a day or 8 or for a week -- or $80 for a weekly badge. coming up in one hour, more on swinging skirts and a putting

lesson from a pro instructor. i'm gonna give it a go. back to you. >> that's one of the hardest strokes in golf is the putting. so important. 7:39. sonoma county sheriff's deputies open fire on a high- speed pursuit suspect. in 22 minutes, the dramatic get-away attempt that authorities say forced them to use this weapons. gratitude from a police department to the author of a note written on a torn piece of paper. hear from the woman behind the viral message -- next. good morning. we're looking at the commute from skyfox skying in through castro valley getting over to the 238 interchange. there's castro valley. you can see traffic here on 580 is good but up the road there's slowing and we'll show it to you. decent fog bank out there. the higher clouds from the sierra are pushed south.

but there is a system from the north that will give us rain in the forecast. we'll take a look at it coming up. gap giovanni. giovanni. giovanni. low puerto

it was a simple act of kindness that went viral. now we're hearing from the san jose woman who was behind the note of gratitude. left on a police officer's car in denver. >> you know what, lauren? you just need to tell them. just tell them thank you. he's not gonna know who you are. >> lauren talbert grew up in san jose and lives in denver. her handwritten thank you note revsed the loss -- referenced the loss of police officer michael johnson. since hearing about it, they've

wanted to thank her. >> thank you so much. you are awesome. the entire san jose police department is grateful. >> if it's touching me, i can't imagine how it's touching mike's family and the department. thank you. after more than a decade, barry bonds may have finally beaten the criminal case involving the balco steroid scandal. >> the case may have finally come to an end with the ruling yesterday by an 11-member panel of the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. the federal appellate court overturned an obstruction of

justice conviction against barry bonds. fans seemed to be pretty happy and expect to see more of bonds now that his legal troubles seemed to have come to an end. >> they didn't have a strong case from the beginning. he's a legend here. >> shouldn't have gone after him in the first place. he should -- it was ridiculous. >> now, bonds released a statement which reads in part "this has been a long and strenuous period in my life. i look forward to moving beyond it." prosecutors have not announced what they will do next. they can ask the judges to reconsider their decision, request all 29 judges in the 9th circuit court to rehear the

case or send it to the supreme court. bond hit 762 home runs in his 2 years in the major -- in his 22 years in the major league. the question now, will he get enough votes to get inducted into the hall of fame. i think last time he only got 30 something percent. >> a lot of people don't like him. sal, you and i were talking -- we can talk about it later, but our commute this morning. our commute, we can always talk about what. let's take a look at what we have. we have a lot of slow traffic out there. we have a look from skyfox at interstate 880. it's been slow through hayward. it's been tough because of earlier issues. it's still very slow as you head between 238 or so and head down to fremont. and southbound 880 traffic is

gonna be mostly slow. there are areas where it gets better. most of it is slow as you drive. this is skyfox live. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up for a 15, 20-minute delay. there are no major problems as you drive through. i want to mention that if you are driving to san francisco, northbound 101, we can show you on the maps in just a moment, it's slow. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, traffic is moderately heavy. if you are driving on the peninsula, northbound 101 is going to be show as you pass candlestick. 280 is slow from about daly city down to the alemany maze. if you are a social media, send me tweets how your commute was when you get to work. and i'm gonna be on parascope showing the control room. i know people like parascope. it's a way to look inside what people are doing. >> i don't think i want that. >> not at home. but here at the station.

>> oh. scared me. not a pretty picture. no. well, i tell ya, morning run just came in of one forecast model. it's wet for saturday. i mean almost .50 for sfo saturday morning. how about that? things might be changing here, changing. where were you in january and february? speaking of social media if you have twitter or facebook -- i'm having issues with facebook. it's not facebook. it's me. it won't let me reply to people. why haven't you written me back? i can't. twitter is okay. this is from antonio. some day this young man will be on television doing the weather. daly city. he will. patches of fog here currently 47 degrees daly city. 11-mile-an-hour winds in daly city. it's cranked up. now i got the comment from our own scott. ent with up -- went up.

let the old guys, ken, and jeff -- >> ouch! >> ken is not that old. >> ken is not but jeff is. >> he was here when there was one broom here. if you have a picture, send it to me. get you fame out as well. that system -- famous as well. that system is -- i keep saying tropical. you don't see this until august or september. they are being pushed to the south because of the system to the north. 42 santa rosa, 49 redwood city. it's cold out there. you combine that with a rather fresh breeze. it will be cool for many. there you go. there you go. finally bodega bay at 49 degrees. it's been -- they dipped there previously and have been up to 58 59. they are cooling down. this northwest wind, thank goodness, get that upwelling. that's what we need. that's why the fog has no problem forming. this system will give us a cooldown as we go into friday and saturday. it sure looks like -- not showers, not light rain, rain

on saturday. slightly below normal. 60s for most then 70s. i'm a little nervous. that breeze has cranked up. 60s and 70s. very low 70s for some. 50s, and 60s on the coast. 47, daly city. it's cold. you are by the water for crying out loud. cooler friday and saturday it looks like rain. it will be out by sunday. >> i was in charleston, south carolina, getting a little taste of the humidity. >> oh. >> it wasn't bad. >> no. 75 and humid is different than 75 and here. dr. oz, he's fighting back. >> oh, yeah. >> will not be silenced. >> in about 23 minutes, how he's responding to doctors who say he's promoting quack treatments. look at this. a volcanic eruption in chile.

the first in 40 years. up next, the wave of panic there when they realized what was happening.

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7:53. evacuations are underway in chile where a volcano erupted for the first time in more than 40 years. this is amazing time lapse video of ash billowing out of the out -- out of the volcano.

this came as a surprise and caused quite a bit of panic in the area. many people rushed to supermarkets and to try to take out money from atms. 1500 people have been evacuated from three small communities nearby. yesterday morning we told you about a police officer in martinez injured in a fire. now we're hearing from the people he rescued from their burning home. [crying] >> yesterday, morning tanya's apartment was engulfed in flames. she and her 14-year-old son were trapped inside. she said she could not open the front door and was thinking about jumping out of the second- story window when she says an angel was sent to save them. >> i see a police officer running as fast as he can. he kicks open the door. >> he's a hero. >> the man who came to the rescue is officer dustin mayberry seen her sitting in the back of an ambulance. he suffered minor injuries. the apartment was complete lit

destroyed. investigators say they believe the fire started on the balcony but don't yet know the cause. 7:54. it's a delta airlines flight passengers will never forget after extreme turbulence yesterday forced their plane to be diverted to boston's logan airport. now, the flight from paris to new jersey flew into several severe thunderstorms off the coast of long island. some passengers said it was like being on a roller coaster. many got sick and even thought they would die. >> i was holding onto my bible. thank god we're alive. >> it was severe. going up and down. >> after that plane landed in boston, two people, a flight attendant and a passenger, they were taken to a hospital. the plane eventually made it to new jersey last night. and there are some questions this morning about exactly what caused a skywest fly to make an emergency landing in buffalo, new york. the faa says the plane lost cabin pressure after a door

opened during the flight. the faa also says one passenger lost consciousness. however, skywest is flaming, there were no problems with the doors but a passenger did need medical attention in buffalo. the faa is investigating. next week congress will examine security on capitol hill involving a gyrocopter. a postal worker flew a gyrocopter in washington, d.c. landing on the u.s. capitol lawn. this is cell phone video of the event. lawmakers say multiple weapons were aimed at the flying device but ultimately security guards decided not to shoot it down because they were concerned about injuring people on the ground. congress is concerned the stunt exposed a gap in d.c. security. lawmakers will hold a closed- door briefing with capitol hill police and other security personnel. after months of delays, the senate is expected to vote today on the confirmation of

loretta lynch as the next attorney general. lynch was nominated by president obama five months ago. she is expected to win approval with the support of all democrats and at least five republicans. she's currently the district attorney of new york. she would replace air irk holder and become the country's first african-american female attorney general. trapped inside a burning bay area house. after the break, new video about the rescue efforts to save the man from a burning back bedroom and the other dangers that forced their neighbors out of their homes. >> reporter: a major investigation underway here in this parking lot near sebastopol. this is where sheriff's deputies opened fire on a woman following an overnight pursuit. we'll tell you what prompted the shooting. we'll also tell you how three deputies were involved. in the east bay, very slow

on 880 northbound. it's also slow southbound. if you are driving into downtown oakland, you will be dealing with slowing beginning near the coliseum. a lot of low clouds in place. the breeze has picked up. the wind of change is blowing in a direction that might show us rain. sure looks like it for saturday morning. more on that coming up. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..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.

three sonoma county sheriff's deputies injured following a wrong-way driver. alex savidge will tell us what the driver did that deputies say forced them to open fire. a deadly fire in mountain view. these are live pictures. coming up, the other dangerous challenges firefighters are facing this morning as they tried to rescue a man trapped

by flames in the back of that house. stay tuned. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it is thursday. it's april 23rd. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm tori campbell. let's check weather and traffic with steve. brisk and cool. we still have rain on the forecast. >> the amounts have been upped. >> canceling soccer games or little league games? >> yes. more on friday. it's looking that way. there's breaks in the clouds. the breeze has picked up. it's a cool, cool pattern. you can see some of that low cloud deck. bodega bay buoy it dropped 49 degrees. about time, it's been -- they dipped that for a -- a couple of weeks ago and went right back up to 55. we always talk about bubba the tortoise. well, he tweeted me. we got sunshine. bubba, we have, not we've got.

this is petaluma. it's beautiful. rain saturday. my grass needs water. i need a lot of it to eat. there you go, bubba finally tweets us here. the clouds off the sierra yesterday. there were some heavy downpours. 1.50. this system to the north has taken all of that cloud cover, down to central and southern california. they will have thunderstorms. 40s, 42 in santa rosa this morning. we had a lot of 40s. 50s. you combine that with a stronger breeze tomorrow will be very cool. right there. right there. 49. san francisco buoy is 50. not 54. for us. the clouds will be on the increase. it will be mostly sunny. partly sunny but cool and breezy for some. mild well inland but slightly below normal temps. 60s and 70s. but a big change for friday and saturday. >> all right, sal. we want the twitter comments. >> we want all kind of social media interaction. we to have newschopper2 over an injury stent now -- injury

accident now. eastbound 580 coming up between 150 and 164 here, looks like a car has gone into these barrels as you get out to the area. it's actually at 164. east 580ed a 64 -- east 580, and 164, it looks like it -- it doesn't appear anyone has beeninjured. these workers were working and we can see a backup on eastbound 580. paul, if you will just swing around to the right. you can go up fast and tilt right for me. i just want to show our viewers this backup building on eastbound 580. that's eastbound 580 coming from oakland and san leandro. you can see that traffic is backed up here as you drive through and it's okay that you are watching this. that means you will need extra

time to leave the house. eastbound 580 getting up to castro valley. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for 15, 20 minutes as you drive through. no major problems. and in san jose, northbound 101 is backed up all the way from yerba buena yerba buena up -- yerba buena up to sunnyvale. 8:03. back to the desk. we're starting this hour with the breaking news from washington. less than an hour ago we brought you president obama live announcing that in january an american air strike against al qaeda mistakenly killed two hostages. one was an american dr., warren weinstein. that's him on the right side of your your -- of your screen. the other hostage on the left, an italian aide worker, giovanni lo porto. he was captured in 2012. president obama expressed his condolences to the families of both men. >> warren's work benefited

people across all faiths. al qaeda boasted to the world he was held because of his faith. al qaeda held both men for years even as warren's health tee tear rated -- deteriorated. >> president obama accepted full responsibility. he said they were targeting an al qaeda compound near the afghanistan/pakistan border. but u.s. intelligence didn't intercade hostages were there. the white house also announced that two other american who were members of al qaeda were also killed in u.s. anti-terror raids. 36-year-old adam gadan worked as an al qaeda translator and a spokesperson. he converted to islam when he was 17. during his time with al qaeda, he posted plop gan da -- propaganda videos on arab websites. the u.s. offered a $1 million reward for his arrest. back here in the bay area, we are following a developing

story of an officer-involved shooting in sonoma county. sheriff's deputies shays chased a suspect from winder to the sebastopol area overnight. they say they had no choice but to shoot the suspect when the individual allegedly tried to run them over. alex savidge has been on the scene. and we just learned the suspect was a woman. >> reporter: yeah. we just confirmed that. the driver of the car shot by sheriff's deputies is a woman. according to investigators this woman tried to ram or i should say did ram three deputies with her car. that whole confrontation played out behind us in the parking lot of the business complex which is blocked off with crime scene tape as investigators gather evidence the at scene. this is on gravensteen highway just outside of the city limits

of sebastopol. the shooting came at the end of a high-speed pursuit. the person shot was taken to the hospital for treatment. a sheriff eight spokesperson could not tell us what their condition is. deputies started to chase their car about the driver going the wrong way on highway 101 near winder. deputies pursued the car down the freeway until the car finally stopped in this parking lot near sebastopol. but as deputies approached the car, giving commands to the driver, they say that woman then put the car in reverse and slammed the car into three deputies. that's when a number of deputies fired into the car hitting the driver. now, a sheriff's spokeswoman talked to me about the dangerous nature of the pursuits and said the woman involved here put a lot of people at risk. >> pursuits are very dynamic in their nature. the speeds in which the person was going on the freeway and on

the highways put everyone in danger. >> reporter: again, three sonoma county sheriff deputies were struck by the car. one of them was taken to the hospital for treatment. we're told the other two had minor injuries. knew, investigators again are -- now, investigators again are telling us the driver of the car is, in fact, a woman. we don't know how old she is or where she may be from. santa rosa police are doing the investigation into this deputy- involved shooting. that's standard procedure for the sonoma county sheriff's office. they will have an outside agency come in and investigate the shootings. >> alex savidge live for us. thank you. 8:07. we're also still following a developing story from mountain view where arson investigators are at the scene of a deadly house fire and we just received some new video of that fire shortly after it started this morning. janine de la vega, you've been out there since 4:00 this

morning and you just talked to investigators. >> reporter: dave, that's right. an investigator told me that they are focusing on the kitchen and the living room because that's where most of the heavy damage is. they are waiting for police to come because they will help with this investigation and even though it doesn't appear to be suspicious, they are being extra cautious because the man here died. this is cell phone video we obtained of the fire at this home on lola lane. the popping noises are the sound. a munition exploding -- ammunition exploding that was kept in the garage. it all started at 3:00. you can see the flames were through the roof. neighbors tried to save the man inside before firefighters arrived by banging on the door and windows that the fire and smoke was too intense. when firefighters arrived, they found the body of a man in the back bedroom. neighbors are in disbelief. >> it's hard to see a guy's

life come to an end like that. he's a nice guy. still in shock about the whole thing at this time. >> he was a marksman. so he often competed in tournaments and would go to shows and things like that. that was one of his hobbies. >> reporter: neighbors say the homeowner has lived there for 20 years. they say he lives alone and was not married. at this point, the man has not been officially identified. but neighbors are assuming it's him. the body is still inside and the coroner needed to do an examination and reach out to relatives. a county task force is expected to come here later today to help with the investigation to determine a cause. back to you. >> thank you. the highway patrol arrested a man overnight who led them on a high-speed chase for about 40 miles. it all started in vallejo just before midnight. our traffic cameras captured the chase as the suspect

crossed the bay bridge. at times, he got up to speeds of about 115 miles per hour. from the bay bridge, the driver continued onto 101 and eventually stopped in daly city. the driver then got out of the car and tried to run away but was eventually captured. the chp says the car he was driving in was stolen out of san bruno. 8:10. police in brentwood say several recent robberies near an outdoor shopping plaza. they may be connected. here's surveillance video of the possible suspects. police say saturday night they investigated reports of a robbery around 9:15 at the amc theater at the streets of brentwood. two men approached four people showed them a gun and stole their cell phones and cash. a second robbery was reported a couple of minutes later at a walking trail in that same area. then a third robbery was reported around 10:00 p.m., this time in antioch. police say the suspects in all three incidents have similar

descriptions. a retired hayward police sergeant is accused of stealing more than $500,000 from a mentally ill woman he once arrested. the alameda county district attorney's office says michael beale convinced a woman to jointly invest in buying a house. investigators say the woman made payments up until this month but beale never used the money to buy a home. they say he convinced her to invest when he learned she had more than $00,000 in an in -- $300,000 in an investment portfolio and suffered from mental problems. he was arrested on monday and is facing nine felony charges. well, international travelers, you now have a high- tech way to get through customs at sfo. sfo is now introducing new automated passport kiosks. machine scanned passports. they take a photo of every passenger and you get a receipt to hand over to a customs agent. official says the process should only take about 90 seconds. they say this should help speed

up the process with international traffic at sfo which grew more than 5.5% last year. 8:12. new this morning, draymond green finished second for the player of the year award. the winner, leonard. tonight, the warriors face the pelicans. warriors up 2-0. game 3 starts at 6:30 our time in new orleans. game 4 is saturday also in new orleans and if the warriors win both games, the series is over. they can rest up, get ready for the second playoff series. but if the pelicans win one game, the series heads back to or raw call for game 5 on -- oracle for game 5 on tuesday. very exciting. >> you want them to wrap it up in new orleans but this would be nice if they came back here. >> yeah. hopefully a lot of basketball

still to come. still ahead -- neighbors in vallejo were just knocked and in disbelief after a 7-year-old boy was hit by a stray bullet. coming up in 21 minutes, the somber gathering that witnesses say may have been the real target of the gunman. a controversial prom proposal seriously backfires and leads to the suspension of one student. after the break, why he feels his race played a part in the punishment. skyfox showing us an injury crash on 580 eastbound. just cleared to 164th, a construction zone. that offramp is still blocked. construction is slow. we'll tell you more coming up. i don't want to say it's breezy to windy but it is getting breezy to windy. there is a change in the forecast. we'll take a look at it coming up -- ♪ i keep blowing down the road ♪

it's 8:16. dr. oz does not just play a doctor on tv. he's a real doctor who happens to be on tv. now he's responding to critics who say he lacks integrity and credibility, as a figures sigs. a group of ten doctors are accusing dr. oz of promoting what they call quack treatments and cures for financial gain. they have sent a letter call on columbia university to remove

him from the school's faculty. dr. oz defiantly says he's not going anywhere. >> i know i've irritated some potential allies in our quest to make america healthy. no matter eye disagreements -- our disagreement, freedom is the most fundamental right we have as americans. these ten doctors are trying to silence that right. so i vow to you right here right now, we will not be silenced. >> columbia university is standing behind dr. oz. it says the university is committed to the principle of academic freedom. i will talk live with dr. oz tomorrow morning here on "mornings on 2" to see if he will make any effort to reach out to work out the disagreements. the interview is live at 7:15 a.m. it will be live streamed on ktvu.com. >> i'm gonna be watching, tori. also this summer, you will be able to see robin williams's last dramatic movie role. yesterday, stars digital

announced it has picked up the rights to "blstboulevard." it is 8:18. a high school student from washington got slapped with a five-day suspension because of the way he asked a girl to prom. during yesterday's lunch period, he strapped on a fake suicide vest and jumped on a stage holding a sign that read, i know it's a little late but yil kind of the bomb. lea will you be my date? students laughed a cheered. the girl said yes but the school did not go over well with administrators. he was suspended for obstructing the learning environment. he is middle eastern and believes his race played a part in the importantment.

now he will miss the prom. >> might have discussed that with mom and dad first. >> yeah, maybe. let's check sal. you are watching the toll plaza. you are working with the chopper. that's right. we're looking at skyfox. he's been showing us -- our photographer, paul, is up in skyfox. we're looking at the area where a car barreled out the control. eastbound 580 and 164th, very fortunate that in pun was seriously hurt. there was a construction crew right there. but the sand barrels did their job and traffic is slow passing the scene as people are looking at that activity on the shoulder. again, eastbound 580 at 164th pretty dangerous situation but again no major injuries reported. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and that is backed up for a 15, 20-minute delay. no problems there, although you will be waiting before you get on the bridge. 680 and highway 4 are very

slow. this morning it's been somewhat relentless on 680 and highway 4 into concord. let's go to steve in the weather center. thank you, sal. we do have -- well, a lot of low clouds around. the higher cloud from the sierra whi left thunderstorms are pushing -- from the shear which left thunderstorms are pushing in. that will impact us friday and saturday. i think it's impacting us with the breeze already. today from twitter, cassie jean is over in el granada. said it's cold, steve. first time of the year, actually cold. you know me miss tropical. fog gill but no drizzle. and then ski swim -- i don't know the first name -- hit a few thunderstorms. 8 on the the sum -- 88 on the

summit. some of those were very impressive. the low clouds are there. thfnl should get chewed up. a rather decent system taking place -- they should get chewed up. a rather decent breeze taking place to the north. lake county had a little bit. 42 this morning in santa rosa. had 30s unin mendocino county. boonville and leggette, 35 and 39. 40s, 50s. redwood city says 49. the breeze yesterday collapsed. temperatures warmed up. today the breeze has cranked up. i've seen pretty good gusts about 20 miles an hour. bodega bay buoy at 49. that's what it should be around 49 to 50. it's been around 55, 56, 5. that's a very good sign because that allows the upwelling to tike place and that enhances -- take place and that enhances the fog. it looks like this system will impact us tomorrow. saturday, right now, unless something changes does look

wet. chilly, mild. windy at times. san mateo, sfo, san pablo bay out to the delta. 60s to a few 70s. 60s around the bay. 70s inland. temperatures coming down two, three degrees from yesterday's highs. it was a cool day yesterday. morgan hill and gilroy. did bump them up a little bit. 50s, 60s on the coast. cooler tomorrow with low increasing include and high clouds. it looks like cloudy with rain saturday morning. a quick warmup. you were saying possibly change plans on saturday. >> i might have a plan b. >> plan b. >> we have another day to fine tune it. but it's looking wetter. so we'll see. >> thank you. coming up on 8:23. it was a flight passengers say they will never forget. >> no. >> you could feel like king kong picked up the plane and shook it. >> that doesn't sound right. >> a scary mid-flight moment that forced the pilot to make a

last-minute decision. and like fine wine some things get better with age. after the break, surprising straight that researchers say improves as we get older.

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plain wrong. researchers found as we get older, we trust people more and this increased sense of trust has a higher sense of well being. the study also showed that older people are likely to look at the brighter side of things. new research shows a link between heart disease and relatively small amounts of sugary drinks. uc davis conducted a study that found that people who drank sugary drinks that contributed to 10% of their daily requirements increased their risk for cardiovascular disease. >> there is a data now to suggest that even sugar consumption at the average levels consumed by americans could be leading to increased risk for cardiovascular disease. >> researchers say people should be concerned if they see

the words, high truck toes dorn syrup or -- fructose corn syrup. the study also found that men showed greater sensitivity to the negative effects of sugary drinks. >> thank you. 8:27. still ahead -- a teenaged girl accused of stealing a car in oakland is on the run now after escaping from the chp. how she got away and what her stepmother is telling us about the whole incident. we're live in vallejo this morning where the search continues for the gunman who opened fire into a crowd and hit a 7-year-old boy. coming up, the latest on the boy's condition and the latest on the investigation. good morning. we're looking at a hayward crash, southbound 880 at tennyson. it's on the shoulder. this is the second crash this morning near this spot. traffic is backing up again.

low clouds are back. it looks like a good breeze. even though it will be mostly sunny to partly sunny. temperatures will struggle. we'll see what's in store for saturday.

we're live with you in vallejo. the camera is panning around. police there, they are investigating a shooting, a 7- year-old boy now fighting for his life this morning. fox 2's brian flores is out there. he will tell us what happened and coming up in a couple of minutes, what the little boy and his family were doing right before that gunfire started. we also have an update on that little boy's condition. stay tuned. thursday, it's april 23rd.

i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic now and the weather in particular, really interesting. >> this a break yesterday. the fog cleared out and the temperatures warmed up. it looks like the breeze has picked up. the water temps are the key. they've come down to the upper 40s and low 50s by the coast and in san francisco, we're getting some lows. people are saying it's cold. upper 40s, low 50s. glen park in the city is well represented. i got two or three people who write knee and one says it's so chilly the squirrels want to come inside. it was 49 in the city. if you thought it was cold, it was. the low clouds are getting a little bit of an enhancement but also the clouds off the sierra are being pushed to the south by this system. there are signs that friday into saturday we'll be well below normal. big thunderstorms erupted over the sierra. 40s for some.

temps or 50s. there is no doubt about it breeze and a dhil in the morning air. the breeze is double what it was at that time yesterday. that's a big factor. this system to the north will play into our water for a cool friday. there are signs that saturday morning could be wet. morning fog, then sun. slightly below normal temps. 50s, 60s, too 70s. i -- to 70s. all right, sal. you have a couple of things going on. that's right. we have a new crash southbound 880 at tennyson. another crash that morning. this crash is blocking lanes of traffic. the is traffic is slow as you head south of fremont and milpitas. there is a brief slowdown. and then after that, it stays slow all the way into the union city area. we've also had slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. this morning, it's backed up for a 15, 20-minute delay. nothing out of the ordinary. new crash, northbound 280 in san jose at 880 and we are looking at a live picture of the san mateo bridge. that looks okay.

280 northbound is gonna be slow. the new crash reported near bascom avenue near highway 17. 8:33. pack to the desk. >> thank you. a 7-year-old boy in vallejo still fighting for his life right now after he was shot. ktvu fox 2 brian flores is in vallejo this morning to tell us how this is affecting a lot of people including the people still grieving from a previous death. what happened? >> reporter: that's exactly right, dave. good morning. we understand the boy was part of a group of about 20, 30 people that were gathering outside of a home in vallejo. they were mourning the death of a young man who passed away just recently. as they were hanging out outside, that's when the gunshots rang out. this morning, police are looking for the gunman who hit this little boy last night. the shooting happened after 5:20 last night at a home on the 800 block of fifth near the corner of fifth and cherry. some of the witnesses ktvu spoke with say they were just sharing stories, some were barbecuing, when they heard several loud pops.

witnesses say they thought it was fire crackers at first but soon realized it was gunfire when they saw the boy was shot. police canvassed the neighborhood last night, bullet casings were found near the home. we spoke to police about an hour ago who still say the gunmen remain at large. >> obviously protecting a life is our top priority. regardless of age, gender, whenever somebody gets shot, it's a tremendous heartache to the agency and community. especially when we're dealing with a 7-year-old child. we are sparing no resources and trying to get this resolved. >> i'm sitting here barbecuing for the family and everybody. and you know, the gun came out and there was shooting toward the crowd. >> reporter: when police initially arrived at the scene, they were looking for the victim, the little boy. but they learned the parents rushed the 7-year-old to a

nearby hospital. we do not know the boy's condition but we understand he underwent surgery last night and that he loyal injuries -- and that he has life- threatening injuries. as many as five or more have been involved and got away in some type of dark-colored car. no better description of the suspects. hopefully we'll get more information. if you do know anything, you are urged to call vallejo police. back to you. >> thank you. 8:35. meantime, search teams in cupertino, they are expected to resume a search for a missing teenaged boy last seen three days ago. 17-year-old coonor sullivan was last seen monday morning at monta vista high school in cupertino. investigators say he left his house, went to a couple of classes and was last seen by staff on campus at 10:00 a.m. they searched the dam and reservoir in deputy yesterday look for signs of him. sullivan is an athlete.

his parents say he's a good student. they don't know why or how he could disappear. >> connor, if you can hear this message, you are not in trouble. we love you. please come home. >> i just want him home. i just want my baby home. >> sheriff's investigators say his cell phone has been turned off. they are calling this an open investigation but they don't believe a crime has occurred. it was a simple act of kindness but it went viral. we told you about this story yesterday on "mornings on 2". now we're hearing from the san jose woman behind a note of gratitude left on a police car in denver. >> had a prompting on my heart that said, you know what, lauren, just tell them thank you. not gonna know who you are. >> that's lauren tal lert. she grew up -- talbert. she grew up in san jose. she lives in denver. her manned written note, this one here referenced the death

of san jose police officer michael johnson. since hearing about it, the san jose police department wanted to thank her for the way she honored him. our reporter made that connection possible by way of face time yesterday. >> thank you so much. you are awesome. the entire san jose police department is grateful. >> if it's touching me, i can't imagine how it's touching mike's family and and the fire department. i don't know how to say thank you, thank you, lauren. >> lauren's note shows you how a small yes chur can make a -- gesture can make a big impression. the bay area will be the center of the golf world for the next two weeks. there are pga, lpga and amateur tournaments at three areas. it starts with the lpga classic

swinging 60s -- skirts. tara moriarty is there. you just saw a player from the bay area get off to a rough start. >> reporter: that's right. this is the swinging skirts competition that i mentioned earlier. i had not seen a skirt. i just found one. wearing a skirt but also leggings because it's chilly. a bit windy. these are folks on the putting green. if we pan to the left, that's whole number 10. that's where we were earlier shortly before 8:00. if we can lol the tape, we -- roll the tape, we had paula creamer and then morgan presser. joining me live is a pga golf pro to explain why we had paula get off to a rough start. >> she's a hometown favorite. she was first off the tee and pushed it way right and looks like it got stuck in the tree. they looked up at the tree for quite a long time.

either didn't see the ball or couldn't identify it. she had to make that long walk back to the first tee to tee off again. i had to kind of feel sorry forker had. >> reporter: not a good way to -- for her. >> reporter: not a good way to start the game. i know you are talking about julie. she's from santa cruz. who are some of the others? >> ing sts der hall of famer. michelle wie has a lot of bay area ties. cristina kim is from san jose. paula creamer from pleasanton. natalie is from sacramento. there's a lot of great human interest stories for the girls here. >> reporter: liddyia -- liddia won last year. these girls are starting so young. >> it's all different now. for years i sort of not golf would go the way of gymnastics. the girls are getting sole good

at, 12, 13 years old, they are world champions at that time. i think we'll see them get to the tour level when they are 18 years old. >> reporter: you teach and speaking of getting better in golf, i'm miserable. i might want to mention that dee dee, she is my aunt. i'm a little bias of her skills. i would really love to know how to putt. i've honestly only played miniature golf. >> i can't believe i haven't done this already. what i'm gonna have to you do, you are gonna put your left hand on top and your right hand on the bottom and try to make a short stroke and keep the blade straight. >> reporter: bent a little? >> i think relaxed would be a good. >> that would be a good entree into your putting lesson. >> reporter: okay. you take the mic. this could be scary. >> come on, tara.

>> reporter: oh, this hole. >> that's it. >> remember where you are aiming. [laughter] >> let's see you take a short little show short. keep the blade square. you will be perfect. >> no pressure. no pressure wait a minute. very good! [laughter] >> reporter: i've got a good instructor. this tournament goes today, lasts through sunday. tickets are $25 per day or $80 if you would like the whole week. it should be fun. a great event for women for a sport that's really growing for all of the females out there. i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> that was excellent. did really well. you can move beyond miniature golf. >> thank you, tara. and dee dee, too. >> thank you. putting love to the test and whether your relationship can last. coming up, how furniture from ikea may let you know if you and your sweetheart are meant

to be. but first, it's something most of us only have nightmares about. an airplane door opening mid- flight. after the break, the frightening moment the airline claims never even happened. highway 24, walnut creek to oakland, that commute is up to par, as you drive up to the caldecott. it looks good but a little slowing in la fayette. the wind of change says there will be big changes by friday night/saturday. more on that coming up.

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it's a flight passengers say they will never forget after extreatment turbulence forced their plane to be rerouted to boston logan airport. the flight from paris to new jersey flew into a line of severe thunderstorms off the coast of long island. some of those on board say the turbulence was similar to a roller coaster ride. many passengers got sick and some say they feared for their lives. >> i was holding onto my bible. well, thank god we're alive. >> severe turbulence. going up and down. >> after the plane landed in boston, two people, one flight attendant and a passenger were

take on a hospital. the plane edevelopmently made it to new jersey last night. there are questions about what caused a skywest flight to make an emergency landing in buffalo new york. the faa says the plane lost pressurization yesterday after a door opened during the flight. the agency also says a passenger lost consciousness. however, skywest claims there were no problems with the doors. but that a passenger did need medical attention in buffalo. the faa is continuing to investigate. 8:46. well, the flight for tickets for the floyd mayweather fight in las vegas could be as hot as the fight itself. tickets for the may 2nd fight they are expected to go on sale today. the fight will be at the mgm grand in las vegas. the cheapest ticket, $1500. brokers are charging $5,000 for the same ticket and $50,000 for a seat near ringside. median price for a ticket for this fight it's three times

higher and than for a super bowl ticket. >> wow. that's amazing. want to check in with sal and sal, really excited about this human calculator challenge we have coming up. >> it will be fun. it will be fun. see i guys in just a moment. but first i want to mention we have a lot he slow traffic out there for the morning commute. we've had a couple of crashes that made things a little bit more complicated. this is a look now at the toll plaza. if you are trying to get into san francisco, it's been steady and slow for 15, 20-minute delay before you make it on the bridge. also looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge, it's moderate. there are slow spots on the span heading to highway 101. when you get there, 101 is worse than 280. it's okay in redwood city. this is 880 south. slows from 92, we had a couple of accidents at tennyson stays that way into milpitas. 8:48. let's go to steve. pretty good fog bank. water temps have cooled dramatically. it's been a lightning time

since i've seen water temps this cold. when bodega bay is 49, the fog has no problem forming as long as you get a westerly breeze. we'll take it. it's a pattern showing very active. had the include over the sierra yesterday. some up in the lake county area. but now they are going south. thatter is a system going into the north. it's also going to clear that fog but it's enhanced it a little bit. also picked up a westerly breeze. pretty good downpours yesterday up in parts of the sierra and the mother lode. 40s this morning. novato, santa rosa, up into mendocino county. 40s for a few including 47 daly city and 49 in pacific cau. that's really cold. that's the coldest they've been in a long time. west at 18 to travis yesterday. yesterday it was west at 9. here's our system the changege is on the way. not only for a little bit. there are signs on saturday we'll get some rain. this is how kevin leavey feels. he's a sharp weather guy.

he says of course it's going to rain on saturday. i have a nine-mile run planned. that's the way it works. morning fog, sun. chilly to mild. we have another way to massage the forecast. windy at times. slightly below normal temps to near normal. that would be 50s, 60s, coast and bay. 70s inland. i think they come down compared to yesterday's high. it doesn't take long for inland areas to warm up. it looks like clouds on friday and rain saturday morning. >> thank you. 8:49. want to tess the strength of -- test the strength of your relathsship -- relationship? head to ikea. this is being dubbed thetive voersmaker by -- dubbed the divorcemaker. it's so complicated to put together, comums get into nasty fights. one therapist says she uses this piece of furniture to determine how well couples work

together. 7% of couples report arguing every time they assemble furniture together. note to self -- >> i'm looking. no comment. >> i think the hardest thing my husband put together was a baby crib. >> i'm usually told. go away. leave it alone. give mean the hammer. still ahead -- a world record holder will be joining us live in the studio after the break. >> 36, 288 -- >> the human dabble kuehl later here -- -- the human calculate is here to talk about a challenge and putting his brain to the test.

does the thought of word problems, long division or algebra send you into frustration? there's help.

he's sitting right here. joining us is scott flansburg also known as the human calculator. we've been having fun during the commercial break. you are visiting schools across the country. before we talk about that, a lot of people have real anxiety over math. you have a couple of tools for parents and kid. >> my programs are designed to help people overcome their fear of numbers. i teach math. but it's just numbers. they are the most powerful language. so many kids shut down at an early age that we don't get to teach them math. it's a challenge for the teachers and the parents. what i do, i create problems to help teachers and parents make it easier for their parents to learn. tab tours has a sponsor that will make it easier for teachers and parents to give their kids a chance to achieve in mathematics. >> i've had one kid struggle in math. there are a lot of free things on youtube. there are apps that are free. tab tour is one that you are working with. it starts at $30 a month. >> right. >> which might sound expensive

but when you have to pay for tutoring, it's not too bad. what does it hoffer that we can't get elsewhere? >> the technology component, the the -- you hit one button and it shows you where the kid is getting stuck. it can help zero in on where the kids are getting struck. that technology is priceless. parents and teachers can't always be there. so when schools sign up for it, it's like every kid has a teacher. it's all very interactive. i think that technology is gonna make tab tour very popular for schools and parents alone. >> sometimes kid don't want help from the parent. >> yeah. it's all on with the tutor around teacher, all of the scores are marked by the app. the teach, and parents are not wasting their time doing that. it gives you a chance to use

the time for efficiently to help the kid where they need it the most. >> i want to ask you, are -- you know all of these numbers. people get to see it. are you just a genius or did you have a problem that -- that led you in this direction? >> i a god-given ability for numbers. i can do numbers in my head since i was a little kid. i did something backward and my teacher said how did you do that? i said don't you do that? she said no, you do this. so then i would start to figure out an easier way to get the answer. >> you were caught offguard? >> i was. was not paying attention. department know what she -- didn't know what she wanted me to to. got busted in third grade. but it made me look at numbers differently and i thought maybe teachers don't know anything. that made me start to ask better questions. this attitude has created this human calculator. >> we have steve and dave and

tori all ready. not practiced this ahead of time. he doesn't have any numbers. they are gonna give you each a three-digit number. so this are gonna rattle them off quickly and we have sal. he has the -- >> you know i'm ready. let's go. >> 7, 8, 9. >> plus, 9, 50. >> plus, 8, 28. >> 2,571. >> el is. >> that's right. >> you are about a second slower. i was right there. another one. >> tori has a three-digit -- she has a division problem. we're it's -- it's 453 divided by 7. >> 63.71. >> that's right. i'm warmed up now. my brain is warmed up. i'm in the guinness book of

world records for counting faster than a cool -- calculator. >> 85. >> too easy. >> don't do 5. >> 43. >> plus 43 equals -- i will start to count. >> i know that. 86. >> 129. 172, 215258, 3874, 658,. >> is he right? >> he's going too fast. >> 10.32. >> 1204, 13 -- >> wow. i'm sort of tuned into numbers. i go to schools all over the world. i will be here to visit as men schools as i can. it's free. the schools can come. go to my website and then go to the tab tour. >> we have all of that -- >> and we have all of that on the website. you can learn about -- more about scott and that app and then you can have -- have scott come out. >> i'm visiting your school in

a couple of weeks. it's a 40-minute show. thanks for your time. >> thank you for watching everyone. hope to see you tomorrow. my head is still spinning from the numbers. >> have a good day, everyone. >> bye-bye.

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