buildings crumble and avalanches happen and it's the worst earthquake that has hit the region in 80 years. ktvu 2 news starts right now. did you hear it? listen to that? the rain came down hard across the bay area from the north bay to the south and east bay. it was everywhere. >> that's right. the rain caused dangerous conditions out on roadways.

this is video from west marin and it spun out and hit a pole. this is in sonoma county and that blocked lanes and another was in 101 in. >> and the sierra saw 9 inches of fresh powder overnight. if you're headed up to the sierra carry the chains right now. right now they're required on highway 50 and interstate 80. >> welcome to mornings on 2, it is saturday april 25th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike me back. we marked a mile, mark is up early. >> i feel like we missed it all, already. >> the main system moves out, so kind of if you want outdoor activities the timing worked out well. the rain woke you up overnight and the numbers are adding up in the bay area, adding in our terms, you can see numbers coming up for you with the clouds out there and a few

light showers, look at this. beautiful with breaks in the clouds looking out over san francisco bay. rainfall totals over the past 24 hours, we'll look at those for you coming up. here you can't see with the most areas pickping up a quarter of an inch to a half- inch. that was and tis patted with the latest forecast moving in. san jose .30, and the main action has moved out to the south and to the east. to the east you can see the snow in the sierra, you can see the tweet from the national weather service, they're reporting 9 inches of snowfall overnight. here's a look at the bay area, very active overnight over the past six hours, moving across the central portions of the bay. not too much coverage right now with the main activity south of gilroy. here's a look at the current numbers out there showing you 40s and 50s, i should mention dense fog in santa rosa as

well. visibility down to a half mile. it will be warmer sunday and a dry week ahead. here's our forecast model, the clouds this morning, we'll hold on to a chance of an isolated shower out there. skies becoming partly cloudy with the temperatures maxing out in the 60s. 8:00 this morning, 40s to the 50s, 3:00 upper 50s to the upper 60s. we'll look at the forecast highs in your neighborhood and the warming trend that will begin tomorrow. >> let's get this one to some developing news right now. nepal police say 876 people have died in a powerful earthquake in nepal, several avalanches have been reported and people are trapped underneath the rubble. a 7.8 earthquake was in kathmandu and it was felt in

india. dangerous of injuries are being brought to the hospitals in kathmandu and it's the worst in the nation in 80 years. a house fire happened near la casa villa it was vacant. 100 teenagers broke inside and are were having a party. there was another fire on wednesday on the same street, but the two fires are unrelated. >> the roof partially collapsed on the structure. most of the interior was involved in fire. we're going through it right now and still determining what else is going on inside. >> firefighters say the fire was difficult to get to because of the narrow roadways and the steep terrain. >> all right. let's talk about the nba playoffs because anticipation is building for game 4 tonight in new orleans. the warriors are coming off that unbelievable come back thursday night on game 3, ktvu

fox 2 reporter have what businesses are doing to prepare for big crowds tonight. >> the fans are going to taking these home. >> fans are showing their true colors as the blue and gold are bringing the bay area together like never before. >> sports bars have been packed and bay area fans went wild with the thrilling three point which had them go to overtown and 20 points for having them come to victory over new orleans. >> it was amazing and energy in here was amazing. >> baskets and big wins are translate nothing big business for local bars and restaurants as clouds come in to watch on the big screen. at peet's coffee shops they celebrated the blue and gold with special coffee with warrior's grounds. >> we have people calling as early as 8:00.

>> blue and gold are in short supply and high demanded. >> they all want the hats and jersies, they want the shoes and everything. >> the three at the end are magical. >> michael says he's been a warriors fan since he was a boy. he's sharing his team's dream with his children and sharing some golden state pride. >> i'm traveling all over work and they see me in warriors stuff for some kind of bay area logo and they ask me about the warriors, and every game counts every moment counts and it's fun to be a part of it. >> again, tonight's game 4 is set for 5:00, if the warriors do not sleep, the time of that game, though, still has not yet been set. >> we do want to see your warriors pride, share your photos and stories with us on the facebook page. remember we have continuing coverage of the warriors journey through the playoffs on the front of our home page at

ktvu.com. >> new this morning, the clayton charter high school football program is making headlines. the contra costa times is reporting that a governing body is investigating a program for a possible rule by elation by a football game. that class was add during a spring semester, it's not listed in the current or next year's course catalog. if it's determined the class violates any rules, it could lead to postseason bans for one or more of the school's teams. last week four charter athletes including the star run back for charges of stealing marijuana and cell phones from an alleged gun drug dealer at gun point. the outage affected ring sisters of starbucks at 8,000 company owned stores throughout the united states and canada. customers were offered free

drinks yesterday before being told stores were closing early. they did not explain what caused the outage which began early in the afternoon on the east coast and later in the west coast. starbucks says it's busier in the mornings, but is working to attract more businesses at night. they are going to shut down services in oakland. the shutdown will be for maintenance starting tonight and will continue through 8:00 a.m. on monday. if -- 4:00 a.m. on monday. if you were planning to ride bart to the a's game this afternoon, be aware of the changes. the tracks it agency says you should -- transit agency, you should factor in 45 minutes to an hour for travel plans. >> they have to drive their car or take a bus. >> they'll be closed for the

next three weekends as they make repairs to the system. bart going to the airport will not be affected by the closure. they're looking to make the ride easier and comfortable for the riders. they're kicking off the rapid route service including how soon the buses run -- how often the buses run. they'll have a color coded map. some of the bus shelters have improved with new solar powder lanterns. >> happening today -- powered ran turns. there will be live music food trucks and we're on treasure islands where preparations are well under way. >> reporter: good morning, mike. it's a beautiful morning out here. check out the backdrop. the sun coming up over the city right here on treasure island.

this is the site of the treasure island feed. things get started officially at 10:00. i have charlie here with the treasure island flea market. you leave the word market off of your name. >> we dropped the market off because people think we're a typical flea market, we're not, we're different. it's highly curated, they have to apply to sell here. you have to either make, design what they're selling, personally oh be selling something that is repurposed, antique vintage collectables. it's different from what people think of a flea market. we try to elevate it a little bit, some of the unusual treasures, these women are with the boutique vintage gypsies, one thing that caught my eye are these powder blue vintage

suitcases, my parents have this very one in their garage from years ago. but, chris was telling me they're very popular with pet owners. tell us what people use these for. why do they buy them? >> they like these cases with a hard shell. it doesn't matter what kind of condition they're in, because the owners will literally modify the entire basin there are, sometimes the lid and turn it into a puffy pillow, maybe some pet toys and they can fold up and take the food in there and take it with them and take it on the road. >> a portable pet bed, there's one for a cat, another a repurposed briefcase. that's the one i like, the double suitcase bunk bed for kittens. >> a lot of creative things you can find on the treasure island

flea. it goes until 4 today and tomorrow. food trucks and live music is around as well. there's something for everyone out there. >> i've been there, it's a unique event. for more information about that treasure island flea, head to our website ktvu.com and click on web links. a bay area family takes legal action following a deadly police shooting. more on the evidence of what actually happened from the police account of what happened. >> bruce jenner opens up exclusively with diane sawyer, what he said that ends months of speculation about how he sees himself.

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. good saturday morning, waking up to lots of clouds out there, there's a chance of pop up showers this morning. watch out for areas of fog, we have warmer temperatures in the forecast, more coming up in a little bit. >> here's a look at one of the top stories trending this morning. former olympic champion bruce jenner has revealed he identifies himself as a woman. he's making the transition from male to female. >> for all intents and purposes i'm a woman. people look at me differently, they see you as this macho male, but my heart and my soul and everything that i do in life, it is part of me that female side of me is part of me. it's who i am. >> he's been confused about his gender, he says, even as a

young boy, he began gender reassignment therapy in the 1980. he'll have to decide whether he'll undergo surgery and he hopes to help others with the same issues. >> ellen degeneres posted on twitter, he's a beautiful brave human being, sending lots of love and opening minds tonight. >> bruce jenner is beautiful, we need to commit to make this place a more loving supportive, safe nonjudgmental to be ourselves. and we started a conversation out there on facebook about his transition. >> his brain may be more male than female, but he can't change his dna, it will always be male, not judging just stateing a biological fact.

>> people need to stop judging, he or her has a right to be happy. i don't think anyone would choose such a hard path to live, he has my respect being open with society so others can stop hiding. head over to our ktvu facebook page. people around the world are marking the 100th anniversary of the armenian genocide. they packed the city hall to recognize the anniversary. our government official says 1.5 million armenians were killed by turks and they deny the deaths. those in attendance say they must be remembered to keep it from happening again. >> most of the people who live in this area are descendents of the survivor of the armenian genocide, in the past century, there's been a struggle to have the armenian genocide

recognized. >> ambassador morganthal wrote dispatchers, what was going on and deploring the events as the worst thing that happened in human history, perhaps up until that time it was. >> yesterday thousands of people marched on the streets of los angeles to mark the anniversary. all right. sierra looks fantastic, no one can enjoy it on the mountain. >> it's nice to have the change in scenery. >> absolutely, this was not on the radar, but the forecast models on wednesday and thursday start to point this moving in. >> we like that. >> a little pack and a little burning punch out there. you can see this outside, looking out towards the bridge out there. the sunshine is poking through the clouds as well. take a look at this tweet from ski lake tahoe.

it's a winter wonderland out there. this was sent to us from clearlake. you see the clouds out there. it's mostly cloudy skies and we'll have partly cloudy skies in the afternoon hours. you can send in your photos to instagram with hashtag ktvu. storm tracker 2, the main activity has moved south and east to the bay area. the rain coverage overnight we have lingering clouds and leftover moisture producing dense fog. there's a half mile visibility and oakland 53 and san jose is in the mid-50s. the swinging skirts this weekend, it was very fun and today, we are expecting some clouds this morning and gusty winds for later on today. temperatures tomorrow we can see warmer for afternoon highs back up into the lower 60s. here is our weather system moving rapidly across northern

california and for today, we'll have this, skies becoming partly cloudy and winds pick up around 15 to 25 miles per hour and high pressure returns pushing the storm track to our north and it will begin sunday and one of the warmest days of the week. that means some 80s, the warmest locations, here's the forecast model showing us the clouds and a chance of eyes lawsuited shower this morning. and then skies becoming partly cloudy and that will set the stage for a warmer sunday. lots of 60s out there. one of the cooler days of the week, you can see it's open 65, more neighborhoods coming up, san jose 66 and morgan hill up to 67 degrees. you can see the forecast, the temperatures are trending up for sunday. we'll warm up back monday and tuesday, and warmest locations will be in the 80s around the bay in the 70s, this woke you

up, just coming to work today with the rain drops paying us a visit. this is an amazing time of the year. you can go through an extreme of rain and snow, and this will be the case in your forecast. >> at that's outlook on 84. >> we're right back on track. >> thanks mark. >> thanks mark. well, prom is a right of passage for many teenagers. they want to make sure young patients did not miss out. they had an event that took weeks of preparation. a team of experts came in and helped them get ready to get their nails done and hair styled. >> to be able to forget for one night that i'm sick and recovering from major surgery, it's amazing. >> all of the teen patients suffer from long term chronic conditions including cancer and auto-immune disorders. some of the 49ers posed photos

with the teens and helped put on beauty nears and corsages. this first one was at the mission bay campus. hillary clinton, how much will it cost you to get up close and personal with hillary clinton next month. here's our pet of the week sunny, he's living at the spca in oakland. he can light up a room with his presence. he's 7 months old and to find out more about him visit our website and click on the pet of the week section which is located on the mornings on 2 section.

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. former secretary of state hillary clinton is planning to make a stop in the bay area to attend fundraiser. it will be her first local fundraiser as a presidential candidate. she's part of a statewide swings. and tickets are expected to be $700. a new lawsuit, the oakland based group is suing claiming that hetch hetchy's law violates the law. they call the lawsuit a distraction from the core

mission of delivering reliable drinking water to the people in the bay rare area. it's two years since they connected injured vets with service dogs. >> it's the warrior k-9 connection. this is at the veteran administration. 1.5 look right there is one of the dogs in training. touch, touch. >> the program enlists the vets to train the dogs, many of them injured as well. michelle linch is one of those who was injured. she suffers from traumatic brain injury and ptsd. >> it gives me a sense of worthiness and i feel very worthy and it's making me -- it's building me up. >> each of the dogs undergo training for two years, they learn up to 90 different commands from tug and open the

fridge door, to turn on and off light switches and taking a sock off and they go through agility to help veterans in wheelchairs. and a son was shot from hind and they say he was not a threat to police. and why a judge says stores put the environment at risk. and some rain drops overnight, most of the action has moved out of the bay area. we'll let you know if we have any more showers in the weekend forecast and the timing on the next warming trend.

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. here's a look at some of the top stories we're following for you. at least 876 people are believed to have died in a powerful earthquake in nepal, the 7.8 earthquake struck near the capitol of kathmandu, and hundreds of temples and buildings have been collapsed. the quake is being called the worst in the himalayan nation in more than 80 years. this is video of west marin of a car that spun out in a power pole. a tree fell down on to a car in

highway 12. another driver received minor injuries after spinning out on highway 101. the warriors are prepared in game 4 of the playoff series. the warriors are coming who have that historic come back thursday night and it's boosting playoff fever to new heights in the bay area. baskets and big wins are transferring and it's local restaurants and stores. >> we're having people calling as early as 9:00. they all want the hats and jersies, they want the shoes and everything. >> now, if the warriors don't win tonight's game in new orleans, they'll come back and play oracle on tuesday, the time of that game has yet to be set. mike, claudine, do you think the word is going to wrap it up tonight? >> of course, they are. >> and you're just telling me a funny story. >> i love my brother-in-law but our biggest friction, he likes the dodgers and he likes the

lakers and he likes a hotel in hawaii, do you want to may for the lakers. no, no, no. >> he's on our team. >> here at oakland, we have clouds and a few more rain drops out there. nice rainfall overnight. you can see a live camera and it's mostly cloudy skies and welcome rainfall overnight. it's nice to hear it, most areas pucking up from an inch to a half-inch. you can see some of the numbers adding up, oakland .40 and san jose .33. this is coming out of a honda. they pecked up at least according to this viewer in la honda. you can see we had ran drops to report. more action is moving to the east and south of the bay area. right now we have partly to mostly cloudy skies out there.

we could have a pop-up shower in the short term. we'll clear out the clouds and it's chilly and foggy in santa rosa. this morning, 9:00, the chance of a pop-up shower and then into the afternoon hours, skies becoming partly cloudy and this will set the stage for a warming trend for the rest of the weekend, it's this time the year the winds pick up and a system moves in. in the afternoon hours it's sunny and breezy, upper 50s to upper 60s, more on the forecast coming up in a few minutes, now, to a deadly police shooting in san francisco where they're accusing a police chief of a coverup after facts have emerged. a 20-year-old lopez lived and died. he was shot two months ago. there are a couple of versions of what happened in the months before he was killed. one was that he charged at

officers, the other that he ran from him. an attorney for the lopez family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit and an autopsy shows that he came from behind. >> he, gregory will have to unequivocally recant the false lie that he's been perpetuating about how this shooting occurred. >> now, he contradicts the words when he justified the shooting to an angry community days later you, the officer was five to six feet away when the suspect approached an officer overhead. he dropped it and when police arrived and had brandished at a man he had been fighting with moments early. >> quick action in police officers helped save the life of a man trapped in a doorway. it happened at visitation valley earlier this month.

they found the 75-year-old man unconscious with his neck stuck in the front door and the door frame. they managed to free the man and then revive him. >> as i was doing the chest compressions i could feel this man's chest rise and he was breathing on his own and he came back to life. it was an amazing feeling and -- >> the officers say they were doing their jobs. the man is expected to make a full recovery. the city of san francisco agreed to pay $725,000 to settle a lawsuit against a police chief, kelly ohare filed that lawsuit. he fired her for exposing his mishandling of a domestic violence case. they said it was a cost cutting measure. the settlement came after the city learned she was not allowed to stay at work for an additional period of time to increase her retirement benefits unlike other employees who fired during the same time.

this area a bay area police captain who died of cancer will be laid to rest. he served in the oakland city and bart departments during his 25 year career. a service is getting under way for his contribution to the community. it will head to castro valley where funeral services will be held at the church at 10:00 this morning. a welding torch started a fire in an auto repair garage. it started on 10th and l streets. a witness of that fire, two workers tried to put it out with an extinguisher but it want enough. sparks from the welding porch hit gasoline on the floor and there's how that fire spread so quickly. it took firefighters 30 minutes to get it under control. they dismissed a football coach for soliciting a prostitute.

cal's recruiting coordinator and he was arrested in oakland, he's accused of soliciting an undercover officer during a prostitution sting. they will not be renewing his contract. the nfl could be brought back to the nation's second largest city. roger goodell englewood and carson have a great deal of potential. they say the chargers and oakland raiders are working on the carson propose a they've not had a franchise in los angeles since 1994. the dollar tree has agreed to pay 2 pout $7 million to settle a hazardous waste lawsuit.

some of them include corrosive liquids batteries and electronic devices. they issued a judgment that the dollar tree will have to launch improved hazardous waste client program at the stores and distribution centers throughout california. people who ordered the apple watch online are just, now, receiving the new gadgets. it's been displayed in stores the past two weeks, customers have not been able it take them home. starting yesterday, the high priced item went on sale, and prices start ad at $349 and can go up to as high as $17,000. >> apple's watch has a different operating system than the iphone or ipad so it's a treat for people to put their app to the apple phone and apple watch. this is a hot new platform. >> there are 38 versions of the apple watch. they'll hit stores nationwide in june. in this morning, made in

the bay, i'm going to introduce you to two young men who have created a clothing line you can find in a kiosk in the mall. they design clothes that represent oakland and that show their pride and love for their city. >> i think it's clothes -- >> sometimes they just like to come to this spot at the bay fair mall and just plan and dream. >> when we first came to the mall our kiosk would be on this side, we used to look at the kiosk down there. >> they looked down. >> at the company they created together two years ago. >> our company, they would come down and visit. >> they met at skyline high school and said they've always just clicked. >> yeah, we were just matching up on everything. >> collaborations on these two things have led to a line of clothing you can't find anywhere else.

>> you're looking at a lot of clothes, it doesn't mean anything at all. it's like literally, it all means something. >> from shirts about cars. >> stimulated from the lexus, lexus has always been a big thing. >> to shirts about attitude, the clothes are fun, but it's more than that. they're a reflection of oakland life. >> the subpoena that is we go through, the attitude that we have, the culture that we share. >> i think of it as a true thing, it's straight from us, they love it. >> we love our city so much, it's like i don't care if we don't have any sports teams, i don't care if it's just one landmark out here, we just have to love it that much. i want it make that translate on to the clothes. >> and if this, the business will also do something else. >> i like to keep inspiring everybody. all the people we've known and grew up with, paid a dance, literally in jail or walking around this mall. >> they work second jobs to pay

the bills. friends help keep things running. >> how are you going to use it. >> once they're young. >> i got a lot of juice. >> i can stay up late or get up early. >> for these two friends the smiles come easily. they'll be the first to tell you while the road has been hard they've enjoyed every moment. >> if you do what you love you won't work a day in your life. i believe that. >> i hope to be here and 20 and i'll keep upping the ante. >> if you would like to nominate someone for made of the bay we have a submission form on our website ktvu.com. it's being build as the first neighbor to neighbor shipping network. it's called roady, he stopped by at k tv you felt to show us how it works. >> it let's people help each other out to take stuff and put

it somewhere. >> you go on the app and you put in your gig, give a description and they say choose this gig and then off your painting. >> you can ship your keys that you left in the morning to mattress and box springs that you need to send to your kids for college. >> there is a $500 insurance policy. the app launched in january, it's been downloaded about 50,000 times. mixed reactions from starbucks customers across the bay area. they were forced to shut their doors early and what it means for customers this morning. new safety concerns around the golden gate bridge, why law enforcement agencies say they'll keep a tighter eye on the skies in the near future.

. good saturday morning, here's our live camera looking out towards san francisco bay. we'll let you know if you have any more rain clouds to warn you about and the timing of our next warming trend. they're causing safety concerns about the gold he ingate bring. drones are flying into secured areas. there are no laws to site drone operators for such activity, but they're proposing regulations for drone operations. they include limiting flights to daylight hours and visual

line of site operations. what did they learn about leaks on the span of the bay bridge, they learned of problems of water accumulating on various areas of the span and said nothing about it until 2014. experts say the leaks pose a serious threat to the safety and integrity of the prejudice and the issue needs to be dealt with promptly. well, for the second time in less than a month, van ness avenue has been shut down for construction. it's from ellis to pine. access has been cut off from geary to post. they're working on a pedestrian tunnel that will run underground to the hospital. they are set to open in 2018. >> what we would like to advise everybody if you can find another route through the city and not come to van ness, and

your plans don't require to you be err here, please find another route. >> the road is expected to be reopen for the monday morning commute. well, jet blue is giving an inside look into its training facilities. this is in florida. new hires practice in this fully functional mockup of a real airport they have flight simulators for new pilots and a cabin simulator for cabin attendants in training. >> they'll see all this in operation. >> thousands of airline workers train at jet blue university. we were expecting weather today. if you came and are waking up, you missed it, it marked a mile. it woke me up after midnight i guess. >> i was walking in san francisco and it was lightly

drizzling and sprinkle. the rain has moved on out, for the rest of the weekend, it should be dry out there. in fact, we have warmer temperatures to the for today but live forecast, watch out for pockets of dense fog, santa rosa reporting visibilities down to one half mile. our rain translating to snow in the mountains continues, this can take up approaching to a foot. this is coming from the national weather force, you can see snow on the valley floor at yosemite at 8,000 feet. you can see a nice site in the valley this morning. not only yosemite, but lake tahoe. lingering showers in the sierra. we have the organized rainfall in the south and east of the

bay area. we'll look at the live doppler radar sweep. we'll show you cooler numbers out in santa rosa. we could have dense fog and patches across the bay area this morning. livermore mid-50s and oakland 53 degrees. forecast headlines, we have the clouds this morning. once the system moves on out, it could be blustery out there, especially in the coast and around the bay. winds at 25 miles per hour, we're expecting a dry week ahead. here's the is that moves across the bay area overnight today. skies are becoming partly cloudy and beyond today when they warm things up as high pressure builds in for sunday and monday, the warmest locations will be approaching inland back up to the 80s. >> 9:00 and skies becoming partly cloudy to the afternoon hours. it will set the stage for a warm sunday. here's a timeline in san jose for saturday, you can see temperatures on track to reach

the mid-60s by two and three clock. one of the coolest days of the week, san jose 66, san mateo 64, and a look ahead, five-day forecast, warmer temperatures, you have the overnight rain clouds, we'll warm up those numbers, and monday and tuesday back up to the 70s and 80s, a little quick passing storm, it will be shy and it's out of here. it's nice to see the snowy pics in the sierra. >> it's nice to see those. >> sometimes in june we get a renegade snow system so we'll hold on to hope for that. >> the as are back in town after a 5-5 road trip. the houston astros, the astro get 2 in the 10th. 2 on 2 out. josh reddick with a shot to left center a throw home, reddick says why not go for the

win here, he's out at the plate trying to go to the parker. they tag eric for three runs. he gets two of them back after mark hits his third homer of the year. they win 5-4, the astros win. it's a 5-4 start at the coliseum. they're showing colors in the mile high city. 4,470 feet. the doubles kept coming for the colorado rockies. they're giving the rockies a lead they never gave up after that. chris goes 5 and one third, giants lose 6-4 and tim hudson set the throw tonight. the swinging skirts classics out for today at the golf club. brook henderson playing on a

sponsor's exemption. he she tore up the course. and last year's winner, lydia is four back at 5 under. an emotional good-bye, who is he thanking for being a big part of his career. a dumpster filled with library books, how they got there in the first place and it could be happening all too often.

a library watch dog group, they've dumped 400,000 books in the last two years despite a moratorium on book disposals recently. it appears to be someone tossing library books, and it was outside the main freemont branch last month. >> i'm horrified that the people who are supposed to be in charge of our legacy of knowledge don't care. >> the president of the county board of supervisors say a moratorium on book disposals are in effect. the administration officials were not available for comment. police in baltimore officers violated department policy by not putting a seatbelt on a 25-year-old black man while being taken to the

hospital. he suffered a spinal cord injury, the police commissioner anthony bats said gray should have received the medical attention much sooner than he did. officers should have fastened his seatbelt. we know he was not buckled in the transportation wagon as he should have been. no excuses for that period. we know our police employees fail to give him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. >> gray was arrested two weeks ago after being chased and cellphone witnesses, he could be heard screaming while being taken to the van. a man accused of going to syria to join terrorist groups, they're going to have the removal of warren, he's one of

six men charged with conspiracy to support a foreign terrorist organization. he's ordered an investigation in pakistan that held two hostages. the us accidentally killed two thanks back in january during a drone strike. there was no reason to believe that either hostage was inside at the time of the strike, we all grieve when any innocent life was taken. >> this is a situation where accountability or some transportation is important. >> the house intelligence committee will look and conclude its review. >> it's being called a success. >> more than 5 included the event this year. it teaches the fun and benefits of biking or rolling or other ways to get to school.

the event is coordinated by the routes to school program in partnership with the bicycle coalition. video of a 9 week old baby hearing his voice for the first time has gone viral. >> i can definitely here you. >> the baby was fitted with hearing aids. his mother recorded his reaction to hearing her voice for the first time. it's been viewed more than 1 million times. the mother said seeing her son's reaction was emotional. earlier in the show we played music in connection with a story about bruce jenner, it was offensive and we regret that it aired and we want to apologize profoundly for that story. we do many stories of the transgendered community and it does not reflect our feelings

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an earthquake rocks nepal and the search is under way to find survivors, mornings on 2 continues on 2.

>> . well, i missed the sound of rain, i missed it, i would have to go across the south bay and east bay and north bay and it was everywhere. there was dangerous conditions on the road. you are looking at west marin that a car went into a pole. >> and there was a crash in sonoma county. another driver suffered minor issues after spinning out along 101 in sonoma county as well. the bay area is not the only one that got hit by the car. >> they could have up to a foot of snow in the sierras today. we'll have a live report coming up in 15 minutes. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike me back. let's go outside to meteorologist in for rosemary this morning.

it's not earlier, it's clearing up now. >> no umbrella needed right now. i'm shivering, it's a cold blustery wind. we have lingering clouds as the jc shows you overcast and over the bay right now. we have the possibility of a few scattered light showers, reports of sprinkles in south san francisco in the past few minutes. the main organized rainfall has moved out. we picked out a quarter of an inch to a half-inch of rainfall. you can see the main action has moved out to the south of the bay area and to the east and that's translated to the snow in the sierra right now. forecast highs this afternoon on the cooler side, we're in the upper 40s to the 50s, as you take a look at the forecast highs for saturday afternoon, lots of 60s out there. partly cloudy conditions and a bit of a breeze, winds at 20 miles per hour. i have an anonometer.

it's something not too strong. it measures wind speed of the it's coming down to 2 miles per hour. give me a stronger wind gusts. winds will be is a to 20 miles per hour. it's more -- 15 to 20 miles per hour. it's more active this afternoon and coming into sunday. we'll have more in a few minutes. thanks mark. developing news, 876 people in nepal have died in a powerful earthquake with many more feared trapped under rubble. several avalanches have been reported around the region. the 7.8 quake struck floor the capitol of kathmandu. it was felt in india as well as pakistan. dozens of people have been brought to the hospital in central kathmandu. it's been called the worst in the nation in 08 years. they're investigating the cause of a house fire there, it

happened on la cast ave i can't. the house was vacant, but two hours before this fire started 100 teenagers broke inside and were having a party. the fire was difficult to get to because of the narrow roadways and the steep terrain. there was another fire on wednesday on that same street, but firefighters say the two fires are unrelated. now, to the nba playoffs because anticipation is building for game 4 in new orleans. the warriors are coming up on the unbelievable come back, ktvu fox reporter has more on what businesses are doing to prepare for big crowds tonight. >> the fans will be -- >> fans are showing their true colors as the blue and gold are bringing the bay area together like never before. >> sports bars have been packed and bay area fans went wild and they went to a 20-point victory

behind new orleans. >> that was the best that i've ever seen. energy in here was amazing. >> baskets and big wins are translating into big business for local bars and restaurants as crowds come in to watch on the big screen. they celebrate the blue and gold with special could have fees and for stores selling warriors fan gear. >> blue and geld are in high demand and short shy bringing a postseason boost to retailers in the bottom line. >> they want the hats and jersies, they want the shoes and everything. >> that is something magical. >> mike says he's been a warriors fan since he was a boy and now 30 years in, he's celebrating his team's dream with his own children and feeling some golden state pride. >> i travel from work, people are captivated and they see me in some bay area logo and they

ask me about the warriors, every game counts, every moment counts and it's fun to be part of it. >> again tonight's game 4 is set for 5:00 in new orleans, if they do not sheep they'll play on tuesday. the time for that game has not been set. we want to share your stories and photos on our facebook and don't forget we have continuing coverage of the warriors journey on our home page on ktvu.com. new this morning, the clayton high school football program is making headlines again. the contra costa times is reporting that they're investigating the program for a possible rule violation regarding a football class. the class was allegedly added for the spring semester starting at 7:00 a.m. and not listed in the current or next year's course catalog. if it's determined that they

violated any rules it could lead to postseason bans for one or more of the teams. they pleaded not guilty to charges of stealing marijuana and cell phones from an alleged dealer at gun point. a major computer outage forced the closure of starbucks nationwide. 8,000 company stores in the us were affected as well as canada. customers were offered free drinks yesterday. we were being told that stores were closing early. they did not explain what caused the outage which began early in the east coast and later here. while it cost them a lot of money it's giving the company a lot of publicity. bart is scheduled to shut down service between the fruitvale and coliseum in oakland. it starts at 8:00 this evening and will continue until 4:00 a.m. on monday.

they'll be working to replace tracks. riders need to plan ahead if they're headed to the game in the afternoon. they'll be taking passengers to the fruitvale to the coliseum. it's best to factor in 45 minutes to an hour in your travel plans. >> bart has to be worked on. have you to take the bus and drive your car. >> service between the stations will be closed the next three weekends, they'll work to prepare the system. they will not be affected by the closure. they're debuting changes today in an effort to make the ride easier and comfortable for the customers. it's kicking off the rapid route service which increases how often buses run. it's improving signage and unveiling a map which should help riders get it that way. they've approved with solar powered lanterns and bicycle

wraps. happening today the treasure island flea kicks off in about two hours. it's a great place to find vintage antique collectables and enjoy live music and eat from food trucks. preparations are under way. you have a lot of great stuff behind you, i loved the suitcases you explained last hour. >> that's right. we're taking a look at everyone setting here, there are 400 vendors who will be here for the treasure island flea. they just set up to get set up here. charlie is one of the owners and founders of the treasure island flea. what is different you carefully select who gets to showcase their wares. >> everyone has to amy to sell here. we look for people who make their own things to sell, design their own things, artists, people who are selling

antiques and collectables and recycling things that are old and making them new and exciting. >> we're here with ciscoe diaz, you take old items that would go to a land fill and give them new life. >> yeah, actually, rewire purpose junk. this was a cabinet door that we added a chalk board and shelf to it and we added nobody's and it becomes a message board for somebody. >> you can see on the side the hinges of what it used to be in its past life, this cabinet door that it was. >> this store, you have a store here in castro valley, it's full of items, renewed treasure like that. >> right, we want to see less go into the land fill, so, we take those items and try and give them new life and that's

what we've been doing the last four years. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the treasure island flea starts at 10:00 this morning and it happens today and tomorrow of the it's the last weekend of every month. $3 entry and free parking, there's live music and food trucks and something for the kids as well. it's a great thing to check out. >> thank you so much. >> for more information head to our website at ktvu.com and click on web links. need a new web, there he is an and for that. you can help out a total stranger and make money in return. >> and the interview everyone is talking about this morning. they open up exclusively with diane sawyer, he ends months of speculations about how bruce jenner sees himself.

. good saturday morning, it's nice to wake up with lingering clouds. still lingering showers this mourn. we'll have more of it coming up in a few minutes. it's time for the front page. here's a look at the san francisco chronicle. the headline reading family torn apart by wall.

many people in the bay area are looking to see if the family is alive. they're looking to see if they can get family members out. here is the front page of the boston globe. it's about the boston bombing suspect's trial, dzhokar tsarnaev's relatives arrive under defense readies. they're wildly expected to help the defense case that he should be spared the death penalty. on the front page of the washington post you have an emotional goodbye of eric holder, you can see he's hug the lewis, he thanked lewis for being a influential part of his career. your time is 8:15, i got to tell you i did in the wake up to the rain but i was hoping that i would because i love that sound. >> it was a nice welcome

visitor to the bay area. this system, it's going to put a few hundredths of an insure. it's a quarter to a half an inch. it's productive this early saturday morning. we have lingering clouds and a chance of a few eyes lated showers reports of sprinkles this morning in south san francisco, look at the numbers, pretty impressive for this time of the year. santa rosa, half an inch and concord .30 at last check. you can't see rain to the south of the bay area, we still have snow showers out to the bay area. snowfall will be gradually on the decrease as we head into the afternoon hours. you can't see here, basically we have the dry conditions, but there's enough moisture out this as i mentioned, we could have a few pop up showers for this morning. current numbers we have lots of 50s to show you. fran 51, san jose 56.

here's a tweet to come out. they're still saying it's a gorgeous outage, you can see here, hearing clouds off in the distance, it's outside, in fact, we have al bit of a breeze as well. winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. swinging skirts, lpg classic, they're starting off cool this morning. gusty winds throughout the day. warmer and fair skies and a by the of a breeze, we had wet breeze and rainfall overnight. for today skies are becoming partly cloudy and winds around 15 to 20 miles per hour. high pressure begins to rebuild and strengthen. that will be the source of dry weather pattern and a warmer one as well. we'll warm things up and that will take us to monday. we're talking 80s out there. mod answer lingering clouds this morning. a chance of a pop up showers, and skies becoming partly cloudy and once this moves out. we'll warm up from sunday to

monday. here's a temperature for the south bay, it's on track to reach the mid-50s, today one of the cooler days of the week, san jose there's that 66, 64, half moon bay 59 degrees. the look ahead your five-day forecast and we'll bump up those numbers and that warming trend will continue from monday into tuesday. and we'll back up from the 70s and 80s. we will get ready for warmer temperatures especially beginning tomorrow. >> it was raining in the bay area overnight. they saw several inches of new snow. it's live in nevada with more on road conditions there, there are a lot of lights behind you. . >> we're seeing a little bit of snow flurries, they're leaving

a little bit, we're right around the 6,000 foot elevation, we're here at the higher elevation, 6 to 10 inches of snow fell overnight. and people are coming up here to get one last weekend of skiing. we're hearing squaw valley is open through tomorrow. happy skiers, it was interesting heading up to the highway too, we're seeing a tv and other people out, they're enjoying the spring activities and those who want to go skiing as well. you can see the snow plows, they're behind me and if you can see those cars out there in the distance, you can see tonight's visual, just how much snow fell overnight and the roadways again are pretty clear this morning heading up the highway and we're starting to see any road and like i said, it's just a little bit, the call should be smooth sailing and it will be a beautiful

weekend here in chicago. back to you. >> all right. thank you. it was tough to hear because the clouds are all out. >> thank you so much. >> well, 8:19, let's talk about the bay bridge, there are new leases on that new spanned. we have problems with how that's reported and how caltrans is responding. >> and the program putting people injured with dogs. and the tasks they have to master.

. former secretary of state hillary clinton is trying to make a stop in the bay area, she will retain fundraisers in the area may 6 and 8. it will be the first local fundraiser in the candidate and according to the san francisco chronicle, it's part of the statewide fundraising swing. tickets for the events are expected to be $2700 per person. >> all right. here's a look at the top stories that are trending this morning. bruce jenner has arrived and she's making the transition from female to male. they have the interview with diane sawyer. >> people look at me differently. they see you as this macho mail. but, my heart and sole and everything that i do in life, it is part of me, that female side of me is part of me.

that's who i am. >> generaller says he's been -- j enner says he's always been confused since a young boy. he's yet to decide whether he's undergo surgery and he hopes he helps others struggling with the same issues. and ellen degeneres supports bruce jenner. he's a beautiful and brave human beings, he's saving lives and opening minds tonight. and ariana grande posted him as beautiful and we need to commit to making this world a more loving, safe nonjudgmental place to be ourselves. we started a conversation on facebook about gender transition. i don't think it's weird that you are doing it at as a senior

citizen to do it. >> if you want to contribute to the conferring head over to our facebook page. tomorrow marks the two years, they connect injured veterans with service dogs. >> touch, touch. yes. >> the program is run through the nonprofit and there are 6 laboratory retrievers, linch is one of the programmed trainers, she suffers from post traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury. >> it gave me a sense of worthiness and i feel worthy, and it's just building me up. >> each of the dogs undergo training for two years, they learned up to 90 different commands, tugging the fridge doors, they've been pulling a sock off someone's force. they are put through basic

agility courses to build their strength. >> police in san francisco are being credited with saving a man's live. how action freed him from a dangerous situation. >> anticipation heating up over game 4 as the lawyers look to sweep the new orleans pelicans. you're looking at studio b, they're warming up that studio. i'm requesting to stand up and head up over there and we're going to have a little conversation. >> exciting, it's exciting weather as well. we have clouds overnight. we have rain overnight. we have lingering clouds, we have pop up showers, we'll let you know if the rain chances are in the forecast.

. they were 13 town. >> games 1, 2 and 3 already in the bag as the cf blue and gold continue, they hope to sweep the pelicans in the first round of the playoffs. they're, now, in studio b here joined by matt. >> thanks for taking the time to come. in they call in game 3, the greatest warrior postseason performance whatever. we got the encore tonight. we follow it up with the wind, it's the best scenario matt instead of playing 5. >> i don't know how this regroups, they are a team that got down 2-0. you got down to the third game, you get the crowd off it, you took the lead, they thought they had the game in the bag. how do you come back tonight,

sal, knowing you have to have four games in a row, who haven't lost two games in a row all season. these are professional grown men basketball players, we're not going to go out like this. we have pride, we're going to go out there involved and that was terrible. the coach, we say, we feel like dirt, that's quoted itself, man, we feel like dirt. >> if you watch the press conferences, yesterday, they're just seems to be some dejection on the pelican faces like reality starting to set in. >> is there any negative to sweeping a series this early, and i mean i know that sounds terrible, but sitting back and waiting for that next team, instead of playing five or six. >> there's two things, one is, you might get too much rust and get rusty, there's a financial aspect to it. for every game the warriors

lose at home. they're losing over 1 million, that's what they get for a game. >> they're giving up some money, think they'll take it to be insured to get to the second round. >> one thing i noticed is the defense for the fourth quarter. let's assume they win in four or five games and move on. i mean that was just amazing and the points off turnovers that happened because of it. i mean that was swarming. if they play defense like that, i don't know who can stop them. >> matt and i have been talking about this a lot. you can't mention defense, he's been incredible. >> 41 rebounds in three games. >> at the end of the game, he found out, you remember that, and i was like, even though he wasn't going to there for like three plays. >> i was a little nervous that you need that guy on defense, he's been incredible, what they've done with anthony davis. >> he's been incredible.

>> who you thought may sign, you mentioned draymond green. >> they're grade players. anthony davis is a great player and that will be draymond green's man. another big power forward will be tough to guard. that's part of draymond green's calling card. he'll be a big part of it whether they win or lose. >> did you see that spurs team last night. >> i know you guys are hanging out for a while. much more to come from studio b, we'll send it back to you claude even. our coverage of the playoffs continue online. you'll find a section dedicated to the golden state war years jurors. we've talking about the the weather, by this evening anything could happen, and anybody could be inside watching tv. >> we're inside, and everybody is huddled together and

watching an exciting game. we have the rain overnight, the welcome rain drops paying a visit. we have lingering clouds out there. there's not a lot on the radar, we have a chance of a few pop up showers for this morning and into the early portion of the afternoon. very.and isolated out there. as you can't see on my storm tracker two, we have the rain and storm out on the sierra, in fact, they have chain controls on 80 and 50s, look at the tweet. they're saying a train spot error it reports 9 inches of snowfall overnight. there's nice change over here on squaw valley. it remained open this weekend. the main action has moved out to the south. in fact, the main rainfall looks like it's out towards the fresno area. there are lingering clouds and fog. santa rosa 52 degrees, and walnut creek mid-50s, winds are up as well. that will be the persistent

theme all weekend long. a bit of a breeze, napa 16 miles per hour, oakland, they passed on that. here's sfo, winds out of the west 23 miles per hour. we have the clouds this morning. the chance of a pop-up shower out there and then into the afternoon hours, we scaled back on the cloud coverage and skies being partly cloudy. we have mostly cloudy skies and areas of fog this morning, partly sunny and breezy, it will be windy with winds at 20 to 25 minutes and stronger coast side. we'll look at your sunday forecast and the warming trend coming up. a quick action by 3 police officers helped save a man trapped in a doorway. it happened in visitation valley earlier this month. they found the 75-year-old man unconscious with his neck stuck

between the door and door frame. they managed to free that man and revive him. >> as i was doing the chest compressions his chest started to rise and he came back to life. it was an amazing feeling. >> the officers say they were just doing their jobs. the man is expected to make a full recovery. >> now, to a deadly police shooting where dozens of people are accusing the police chief of a cover up after a second version has emerged. lopez lived and died here, he was shot by two officers at 24th and folsom two months ago. there are a couple of versions of what happened before he was killed. one was that he charged at the officers and the other that he was running from them. an attorney for the perez lopez family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. an independent autopsy shows that six bullets have come from

behind. >> chief gregory, sir, will have to recant the false lie that he's been perpetuating about how this shooting occurred. >> they contradicted the police chief's words when justifying the angry community days later. >> they were five to six feet away when the suspect charged at one of the officers with the knife raised overhead. >> they did have a knife, the defenders admit that, but they say he actually dropped that when police arrived and had brand at a man they had fought with earlier. >> the football coach was allegedly soliciting prostitute undercover. he was arrested in oakland, he's accused of soliciting an undercover officer during a prostitution sting. he's scheduled to be arraigned

next month. he was put on leave and announced yesterday they won't renew his contract. projects in the last los angeles area could bring the nfl back to the major city. the projects in englewood and carson have a great deal of potential to be successful. the san diego chargers and oakland raiders have worked out to be in the proposal. they've not had a franchise since the 4th season. they're just receiving the new gadgets. the apple watch has been on display in the last two weeks. customers have not been able to take them home. there are a few select boutiques around the world. they start at $4900 and if up to $17,000. they'll hit stores nationwide

in june. it's the first neighbor to neighbor shipping network. it's the new app called roady. the man who invented was in georgia, he was in the bay area and stopped by ktvu for a chat. >> it helps people out on what they need to go. >> if you have a painting, and you need to get it out. the apps they represent roadies people who are registered. roadies can see it and choose that gig. >> you can ship your keys that you left in the morning to mattress and back springs that you need to send to college. >> so, what kind of protection do you have? >> there's a $500 insurance policy and you can track your stuff through the roadies phone and they make $11 to $200, this app launched in january and so far the company says it's been

downloaded 50,000 times. the count down has begun for the treasure island flea. it features live music, food and plenty more. ali is on treasure island and everything will kick off in 1 hour and 20 minutes. >> reporter: 1 hour and 20 minutes, mike. everything has come alive in the last 20 minutes or so. most of them are set up aneroid for show time here. wait, i got a call, i have to answer this. i have to answer this call on my 1980 see through phone that i saw here at the treasure island flea. this is an example of one of the types of ecclectic vintage items that you can find at this event. steve is owner of the boutique fan of the west. what kind of stuff do you look for to bring here and sell? >> i like to buy those things that bring to my customers,

brick out those warm fuzzy feelings. >> the nostalgia factor like that clear phone. >> exactly. or an old projector. >> this is an interesting item here, this is a portable 8- millimeter motion picture camera. you can't do a live shot with one of these. some other items that are interesting, the scrabble pieces, now, are these for cheaters or who buys these. >> there's normally 1 #00 pieces in a scramble game and some people play with 101 or 102. >> but people who buy these are people who do crafts and artists, they write out their names for the ones they love and they display them in a place, like on a desk or on a shelf. >> or a picture frame or some other item, personalized item, things like that. >> i appreciate the help. >> the treasure island flea starts at 10:00 this morning and goes from 10 to 4, today and tomorrow, it's the last weekend of the month, it's $3

to get in, the parking is free and they have plenty of food trucks and activities for the kids and live music. and you can spend all that time, 10 to 4 wandering around here, 400 booths. this is vintage items, this is an it is tis any land s port 1986 if you're looking for your passport, it's right here. claudine, back to you. i think that passport is vintage, i think the phone that you found is mine, i think i own that clear phone, that exact one. >> thank you, very cool things out there. thousands of starbucks customers were treated to a free drink. we're going to tell you about the issue that affected thousands of customers in the bay area. and up next, we'll have much these popular items and who owns this little pop up

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. there's a chance of a pop- up shower. we'll have more coming up in a few minutes. there are a lot of questions about what caltrans new about the leaks on the span of the bay bridge. and when they knew it. they're reporting that the transportation agencies learned of the problems of water accumulating in various areas of the span in 2011 and didn't say anything about it until 2014. the problems are still there. the leaks pose a serious threat to the safety and integrity of the bridge and the issue needs to be dealt with promptly. van ness avenue has been shut down for construction for the second time in a month. it's shut down and access has been cut off from gary to post. crews are working on a pedestrian tunnel for the new hospital and medical offices, those are expected to open in 2019. if you're traveling through san francisco what we like to

advise everybody is if you can find another route through the city and not come to van ness, please be aware. >> the shutdown is scheduled to continue through tomorrow night. the road is expected to be reopened for the monday commute. the a's are back in 5-5 road trip. a good old houston astros. we get them to the top of the 10th. josh reddick with a shot to left center. steven across the plate. the throw home gets away from the catcher, reddick says why not go for the win, but there's a tag out there for home and we go to the 11th in the last. and they tag eric for the run. and simmons it's the third homer of the year. astros win 5-4 out of 11th. and giants fans showing their color in the mile high city and

justin maxwell showing his in denver. it's 2-0 giants, 6th inning tied at 4. the doubles kept coming for the colorado rockies, they're giving the rockies the leg they would never give up after that. they're giving up 11 hits, giants 6-4 to hudson, they set the thrill for san francisco tonight. >> the swinging skirts classic set today for the golf club. at the top of the leader board is henderson. she's 9 under for the tournament and has a two shot lead. a new pop up shot dedicated to all things, it's opened up in las vegas, nothing, but merchandise for their highly anticipated fight that will go down may 2nd.

a poster will cost you $20 a shirt $50 and a pair of boxing gloves will cost you $150. it's coowned by may weather and packeal and these stores will stay open until fight night. if you're wondering where the rain is, it came in early and got out earlier, but as you said earlier, mark, it was good. >> it was nice to have. claudine didn't hear it. i was dispiped wake me up, wake me up. >> we had the rain drops overnight. we can't rule out the chance of a few pop up showers, a few sprinkles from this morning. this is looking out towards oakland and mostly cloudy skies winds have been picking up from 15 to 20 miles per hour. taking a look at live storm tracker too, you can't see this with the clouds out there. you can see the tweet coming out of national weather

service, and 9 inches of snowfall and squaw valley, they can pick up a foot, they have picked up 12 inches of snowfall. you can't see still some overcast out there. rainfall moving out of town and a closer look at the current temperatures mainly in the 50s out there. livermore 56 degrees and mountain view in the mid-50s, winds have been picking up. there's a bit of a breeze out there. oakland it got to # 2 and more reports for you, san jose winds out at 10, and winds 23 miles per hour, look at this activity right now, in the southern half of the state. skies becoming partly cloudy and we talked about the wind into sun, high temperatures return and flexes its muscles. monday, warmest locations will be approaching the lower 80s, here's our forecast model in the short term we have clouds out there, lots of overcast and chance of a pop-up shower in

the short term and in the afternoon hours, skies becoming partly cloudy and sunny and sunshine out there. winds pick up, especially for the afternoon hours. temperatures this afternoon, one of the cooler days of the week, we're thinking upper 50s, we'll see lots of white caps offshore, san jose 66, san mateo 64, santa cruz in the upper 60s, a five-day forecast, you have that rain crowd, basically overnight. you have a leftover sprinkle in the next few hours, a warming trend sunday monday and tuesday. it will be approaching the 70s and 80s, we could have beach weather. california is fascinating this time of year because we have fresh pictures out of squaw valley, 12 inches of snowfall and then in a few days we're talking about beach weather. >> it's crazy even in today you're talking about such a wide span. >> yeah, it's hard to -- by

6:00 tonight you'll forget it rained overnight. it will be long gone by then. >> the cook off is happening today. we're going to hold a mini cookoff. >> coming up at 9 we're going to meet two chefs and decide what they can make us. and a dumpster filled with library books and how it got there in the first place and the concerns that it can be happening too often. we're keeping an eye out for options if you're heading out today. admission is free for these events. gift bags are being given out for the first 200 people.

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. remote control drones are being flown in secured zones. there are no laws to cite drone operators for that kind of activity, but they're proposing regulations for commercial drone operators, they include limiting flights to daylight hours and requiring visual line of site operations. jet blue is giving an inside look in their training facility in florida. they spend 13 days at jet blue university. it's advanced flight similarities for pilots. >> it stimulates and they'll see the exact working environment when they're out in operation. >> each year thousands of airline workers from across the country train with jet blue university. >> they're challenging high school students for males with astronauts, they've cooked up a

storm at johnson space center. they're creating a entree that could be eaten by astronauts at the space station. they're taste testing and see how well they'll hold up in space. they claim the county's public libraries have dumped 400,000 books despite a moratorium on book disposals. the library book savers of alameda county shared this with ktvu. there it is, it appears someone is tossing library books into that dumpster. it was recorded by an anonymous employee outside the main freemont branch last month. >> i'm horrified that the people who are supposed to be in charge of our legacy of knowledge don't care. >> the president of the alameda

county board of supervisors, a moratorium on book disposals will remain in effect. administration officials were not available for comment. >> animal planet has teamed up for spca for an all star adoption event. it's the road to puppy bowl and they're trying to find as many forever homes as possible for those in need. they'll be weighed for all qualified adopters. there's a catch, they must be filmed or photographed with their new family member. this event takes place at the san francisco spca and authorities kick off at 11 this evening and they'll kick off at 4 this afternoon. anyone who enters ahead of time they're automatically entered to win a gift card. >> it's the interview coming up and coming up bruce jenner opens up exclusively with diane

sawyer, what he says in that interview about how he sees his future. >> an and investigation is under way. the possible rule violation regarded by a football class.

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well, buildings fall and avalanches are triggered as a major earthquake hits in a pell, now a tran -- nepal. now a frantic search to find those that may have survived. now more on mornings on 2. good morning. this is video in west more run of a -- moran of a car that spun out along highway 101. >> the bay area not the only place getting hit by the storm. check out these pictures from the sierra.

chains are required on highway 50 and 80 right now. >> yes. it is cool to see the snow falls on the sierra this the last weekend of ski season. yes. we will be talking more 80s in the five-day forecast. we will hold on for the ride. >> whatever you want, you are delivering. >> yes. here is the richmond bridge here. this is an interesting fact. red rock on the other side of that, three counties apparently touch that rock. >> we have contra costa, morin and san francisco. >> exactly. >> bingo! >> lots of clouds out there. we have to hold onto the chance of a few pop up showers for this morning. we have to old onto the possibility of a storm, overcast skies and a few isolated showers. look at this tweet out of squaw valley. closing tout season in style.

12 inches in 24 hours. this picture is beautiful with the snowfall up in the mountains. here is a look at the rainfall totals with the numbers adding up. this system was impressive. in the fresno area we will see a few pop up showers. enough moisture out there. we could encounter wet roadway this is morning. temperatures in the upper 40s to the 50s. here is forecast for today. if you are heading to lake versed for the swinging skirts golf classic, gusty winds and sunshine are 50s to 60s.

this weather system is mauving out of town for us today. winds pick up 25 to 30 miles per hour. temperatures are warming up sunday to monday. we will take a look at the forecast high for this afternoon and the temperature change in a little bit. >> thank you, mark. in nepal now an earthquake hit, a 7.8 magnitude quake struck near the capital of kathmandu. it was felt in neighboring india and pakistan. houses and centuries old temps have collapsed -- temples have collapsed and dozens of people with injuries are being brought to the hospital. this is being called the worst in the himalayan nation in more than 100 years. last night hundreds of people packed san francisco

city hall to reconcilliation the anniversary of the armenian genocide. 1.5million armenians were killed by turks. in 1915 turkey denied the death constituted genocide. those affect said it must be remembered to ever keep it from happening again. the cause of a house fire is being investigated. it broke out just before midnight. the house was vacant but say just about two hours before the fire started as many as 100 teenagers had broken inside and were having a party. there was another fire on wednesday on is same street but the two fires are unrelated investigators say. >> the roof partially collapsed. most of the interior has been involved with the fire. we are going through it right now and still determining what else is going on inside. >> firefighters say the fire was difficult to get to because

of the narrow roadways and the steep terrain. now for the nba play-offs. anticipation is building for game 4 tonight in new orleans. lawyers coming off the historic come -- warriors coming off the historic comeback and now the big wins are translate into big business for bar, restaurants and stores. fans cannot wait to get their hands on golden state warrior gear. long state fans have cheered for them and are happy to pull for the team. the game is set for 5:00 in new orleans. if the warriors don't sweep, they will come back home and play at oracle on tuesday. the time of that game is still yet to be said. we have continuing coverage of the warrior's journey on the front home page of ktvu.com investigators it is 90:00 -- . it is happening today.

treasure island flea market will be today. we have alex savage live on treasure -- allie rasmus on treasure island where the event will kick off in less than an hour. what did you find me, alley? >> reporter: we found a lot of interesting stuff out here. one of the things the producers say make it different is they focus on finding vintaged and repurposed item, vendors that specialize on making everything old new again. as part of that they have do it yourself workshops at the treasure island flee. the owner of the urban rooster is here. how can you let's say take an old frame like this and give it new life? >> well, this is great for disstressing a piece. if you have an old dresser that is outdated, you dip the brush

in, paint it right on like regular paint. it urinally takes 20 to 30 minutes to dry. then take a piece of sand paper and disstress where you would like. the ultra matte texture of the color gives it a vintage feel. >> reporter: should you give it more than one coat? >> well, one coat doesn't come through entirely. some people like to do two coats to cover the piece entirely. >> reporter: this is pretty therapeutic. putting paint on an item. >> yes. and the beauty of it, you don't have to prime or sand the piece before you use it. you have an old piece that is painted before, you hadn't

have to prime or sand. you can just paint right over and the paint add heres really well. >> reporter: how won is it to take -- how common is it for people to take old items and add paint? it is becoming more popular? >> absolutely. i think a lot of people are electing to take a few hours of work to take something they really like and make it something that fits their home. >> reporter: absolutely. well, jason, you are here. once this dries you can take the sand paper and give it the extra disstressed look. it looks good as it is, i think. what do you think? >> i think you should make me one and bring it back. >> reporter: any preference on

what color? there are a whole bunch of different colors although antique white is the most popular. >> that would be my favoritement work on it. thank you. well, bart will be shut down and replacing tracks. riders need to plan ahead if they are heading to the a's game tomorrow orphan. extra buss will take passengers from the fruitevale station to the coliseum and vice versa. but factor in an additional 45 minutes to an hour if you plan to travel that direction. >> when bart is being worked on, they have to take a bus so they have to drive their car. >> service between the coliseum and fruitevale will be closed for the next three weekends as crews work to make repairs to the system. the bart service to the oakland airport will not be affected by

the closure. and muni is making changes in an effort to make the ride easier and more comfortable for its customers. they are kicking off the new rapid route service, increasing how often buses run and there will be a new color- coded map to help riders find their way. solar powered has been terns and bicycle racks will be available, as well. the clayton valley charter high school football program is again making headlines. a rule violation rewarding a football class -- regarding a football class will be starting at 7:00 this morning. it is not listd in the course catalog. if it is determined it violates

rules it could lead to post season bans. last year a running back pled not guilty to charges of stealing marijuana and cell phones from an alleged drug dealer at gunpoint. well, starbucks are back up and running after the major commuter outage forced stores to shut down any form of plan tick payment. they offered customers free drinks and the stores closed early. it began in the early evening on the east coast and ended in the late afternoon on the west coast but starbuck customers tweeted pictures of their favorite drinks. look at this one, i got this for free. while the outage may have cost the company a lot of money, starbucks got free publicity. for all intents and purposes i am a woman. people look at me like a macho

male but my heart, soul and everything i do in life, it is part of me. that female side is part of me, it is who i am. >> former olympic champion bruce jenner revealed that he identifies as a woman. he made that announcement last night in a exclusive interview with abc's diane sawyer. he said he has always been confused about his gender identity since he was a young boy and began reassignment therapy in the 1980s, but then gave up. well, coming up at 9:30, details surrounding the big sur lawsuit and why the city decided to settle. an officials at ucsf are teaming up with special 49ers to give teens the prom of their dreams.

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. good saturday morning. we are waking up to clouds, even rain showers. we had rainfall overnight as a system moves across the bay. you can see the clouds out there. take a look at the rainfall polls. the numbers are adding up. santa rosa is reporting 4.57. napa is .42 an san jose is .33 at last check. most of the action has moved south and east of the bay area. lingering clouds, still, and enough that we could have a pop up shower in short term this morning, but the main action has moved south and east of the region. current numbers are on the cool side, mainly in the 50s. walnut creek 56. santa rosa 62. san francisco a bit of the chill in the air at 49 degrees. winds are around 10 to 20 miles per hour. santa rosa is3. oakland is on the light side,

around 15. winds at sfo are 23 miles per hour out of the west. here is a look at the five-day forecast. i must have been distracted. they are cooking food off to the side of me and i hear the grill. you will have great food coming up. but right now, partly cloudy skies. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. high pressure will return and this will be the source of warming sunday to monday. the main event in terms of rainfall happened overnight. right now we just have lingering clouds out there and the chance of a pop up shower. this afternoon, 3:00, partly cloudy skies. tomorrow the clouds will clear out and we will have a warmer sunday with mostly sunny conditions. lots of 60s out there. the coolest spots are upper 50s. lots of white caps offshore. the winds whipping up the seas. san mateo 66, santa cruz in

the upper 60s, around # degrees. here is the five-day forecast. ridiculous this morning. the chance of an ice -- this morning a chance of a stray shower ahead and cloudy. it will be clearing later this afternoon and a warming trend tomorrow. today is the cabernet comeoff at hall wines. 16 games will be competing for a charity of their choice. the task, create a dish that pairs the best with a napa valley cab. bedecideed to have a cookoff in our -- we decided to have a little comeoff here. what is going on? >> well, we have barbecue and

catering and ryan williams is from hall wines. and they are cooking up for us -- we want to give a couple instructions because we have awesome chefs with us. i have been digging up information on you guys. i know one, that you, alabama, you have been there at the ritz carlton, now in san francisco, napa valley, everywhere. now you are back with bounty hunter. >> yes. back and forth. >> what are you cook something. >> today we are cooking in the studio, because our smoker would not fit in here, we are doing a spring succotash with corn, basil, tomato, lemon and bore shew. >> sounds awesome.

>> and what are you deep frying? >> we are deep frying cocoa ban, chicken, mushrooms and red wine. we braise it, chill it, bread it and deep fry it because everything tastes better deep fried. >> sounds awesome. as you guys are cooking, let's talk about the cabernet that you want everything to pair with. tell me about that. i know if people have not gone last year, you guys stepped it up a notch. you had is bluegrass, the food, and really had people coming out. what are you looking at? >> the unique thing about the napa cab, it is an internationally districted wine and it is composed this year of three kinds of wine.

you have a complexity that should match with whatever dish that they are preparing. >> they have a lot going on here. >> yes. >> what kind of flavor -- let me ask each of you, when you go into a cookoff like this, what you are trying to support? creativity, great deep taste? i mean southern cooking is -- . >> i think a little of both. that is why you have to figure out first of all what you are working with and what you are trying to pair it with. then what is coming in and what is coming in fresh out of the ground. >> i start with the wine. i want to make sure that the wine is featured well and nothing can overpower the wine so i have to drink a lot of wine. >> tough, right? >> and i am looking for good fat content. i use the hull and the braise to bring it out. and something that is people- friendly. >> it is claudine friendly. it works out well for all of us! [ laughing ] we will come back

and check in be them again in about 30 minutes. mike is waiting in the wings, counting down the minutes looking forward to that. if you like what is being cooked here, you can get a taste for the cabernet cookoff. you can find all the information on that on our website at ktvu.com. look for it under the web links section of our home page. we will keep showing you this great food. we will be right back in a few minutes.

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. well, today marks two years since a new program was launched connecting injured veterans with service dogs. the program is run through non- profit warrior canine connection. right now there are six laps at the menlo park veteran administration. 1-1/2-year-old luke is one of the dogs there in training. >> touch, touch! yes! >> the program enlists the help of other veterans, many of them injured themselves. suzanne is an army specialist that suffers from post traumatic disorder and brain injury. >> i feel worthy. it is building me up. >> each of the dogs undergo training for two years. they learn 90 different

commands from opening the fridge door, turning on lights and pulling the socks off of people's feet. they help veterans in wheelchairs. and a similar program matches inter-vets with dogs. it is called soldier's best friend. brandon served three tours in iraq and came home with ptsd. he says being paired with his service dog, molly, has not only saved him, but also his family. >> my wife and kids have probably benefited even more than me because they get a better father, better husband. >> even though the program currently does not train outside of arizona, out-of- state veterans are invited to take part. the only fees requires are to pay for transportation and room

and board during the training. the staff at ucsf medical center wanted to make sure teens in need didn't miss out on prom. a team of experts came in to help get the teens ready. they got their nails done and their hair styles. >> being able to forget for one night i am sick and recovering from major surgery, it is amazing. >> a lot of the teens, or all of the teens suffer from some sort of serious long-term chronic illnesses including cancer and auto immune disorders but last night was a chance to just have fun and enjoy being a teenager. >> this is semi senior year of high school. usually this would be my last prom, so i am trying to make it count.

>> it was the 5th annual prom hosted by ucsf. and in the bay area support continues to grow around the blue and gold. take a live look inside studio b! check it out! they are a very focused crew playing basketball. mike? there with the guys. up next they will talk about game four. plus, made in the bay, how two young men are showing their pride in their city, one clothing item at a time. >> and if you are looking to burn off energy today, head over to the jacqueline square in oakland where a free dance festival and dance lessons are being offered, including belly dancing and tango.

. your time now is 9:30. here is a look at some of the top stories we are following. at least 876 people are believed to have died in a powerful earthquake in nepal with many more feared trapped under rubble. a 7.9 magnitude quake struck near the capital of kathmandu. it hit around noon and was felt in neighboring india and pakistan. it collapsed centuries old temples and more. the quake is being called the

worst in the himalayan nation in over 80 years. now, rain returned to the area overnight. this is west morin where car spun out and crashed into a power pole and knocked out wires. a tree also fell down on a car on highway 12 and another driver received minor injuries after spinning out on highway 101. and the golden state warriors are preparing to take on the new orleans pelicans in game four of the play-offs tonight in new orleans. they are coming off the huge comeback thursday night and boosting new play-off fever here in the bay area. here is a picture sent in by a "mornings on 2" producer sophie. you can see the top of the embar can a dermic needles row building. we love it. blue and gold, as they should be.

there we go. there is mike on the play-off set. >> yes. we are talking warriors, but first, let's talk spurs. >> my goodness, it is beat the lakers by 30-plus. they destroyed the clippers. >> a that is because they can't stand blake grith. the spurs are not obviously -- people were saying that but the spurs were old. they looked old last night. >> it is a different season as we are talking about. the play-offs bring out the best of the best. >> the spurs are kind of lurking. i think warriors fans know they are out there. they won't be next round but they could possibly be in the western conference finals. >> all right. but the transition i want to make from that is the spurs dominated the game. the warriors found themselves down 20 in game three. should they not be playing like the spurs and beating the

pelicans all four quarters and wins by 20? >> it is a good point. to win the regular season the warriors made things look so easy. the play-offs are not that easy, so i think it has warriors fans thinking wait a minute, are we just not playing well, or is this the way it will be in the entire play-offs because the teams are all better? i think it is a combination of both and the mindset is we don't care how pretty it looks anymore, as long as they win. then they move op and don't examine it much. >> a lot of it has been said that the warriors will play down to their competition. they know they are a better team than the pelicans, so when they go to the next round they know that the next team will be better, you can't do that, and maybe that will fire something off in their head saying we have to come out here and take care of business early? >> what do you like?

fremont green playing a great series. >> yes. the defense in my mind has been really fun to watch. they have been playing great defense, much improved defense, matt. from the beginning of the year. >> right. >> that is what with were saying. if you are an old-time warrior fan and you go back 20, 25 years with the team, they never played defense like this. they were always known for their offense so it is hard for old school warrior fans to wrap their heads around the fact that these guys are great defensive players because we are so used to the warriors scoring so many. >> i don't think we ever realized how important defense is because we have never had teams like this, and now defense are the first words out of their mouths. >> yes. the first three games, 18, 12 and 12, that is what happens. >> ben and i on our podcasts which you can get on ktvu.com,

we talk about how andrew boga and green set up the runs by getting the rebounds and setting up the offense in transition. >> we are running out of time. do you think the warriors will win? >> i think they will win. i don't see how the pelicans can win after being demoralized in game 3. >> right. >> all right. mike. certainly excited about tonight. let's go up to mark hanrahan on the -- mark demio on the roof. still cool? >> yes. look how bundle ed up j.c. is. if we could get advice from him, it would be to wear layers out there. we have pretty cool conditions out here and it will be cool

throughout the afternoon hours. we have a lingering cloud out there playing the chance of a pop-up shower, but there is enough moisture out there we could see a shower. rainfall amounts in most areas are a quarter inch to half an inch. for this afternoon the forecast highs have skies becoming partly cloudy and temperatures for the afternoon will be back in the upper 50s coastside. the warmest locations inland mid to upper 60s. the winds -- you will feel the wind throughout the day. a bit of a breeze right now hitting my back. winds around 20 to 25 miles per hour. a bit cool and brisk out here. the main rain has moved out of the bay area. we have warmer temperatures to talk about. not today but in the five-day forecast. we will have more on that coming up in a little bit. guy in the. >> sounds good. thank you, mark. happening today the treasure island 1st degree market will kick off. it is a family -- flea market

will be kicking off. we have allie rasmus live on treasure island where the excitement is brewing. hi, allie! >> reporter: hi, claudine. finding interesting items. the see-through phone circa 1982 has us going back even further with this find. this is a rotary phone. yes, i am old enough to remember these and the sound, the wheels going back and forth. it is one of the unique items you can find at the treasure island flea. they specialize in vintage, refurnished and older items. charlie is one of the producers of the treasure island flea. tell us this morning, you look for certain types of vendors to come here and showcase their stuff. what is criteria? >> we do. we are different from other markets in the sense that we carry the vendors that sell here. we verify that they either

make, permly design their items -- personally design their items, or are repurposing their things and selling antique or vintage collectibles. >> reporter: how did you get startd in. >> this is the fourth year. he started back in 2011 when there was the financial collapse and it seemed like the world was going to end. so we thought why not create a platform for people to meet local consumers. >> reporter: and this an capital of it. look at this -- this is an example of it. look at this collection of antique typewriters. what do people buy these for? >> there are a lot of collectors that just go out and find them. we have graphic designers that want them and a lot of collectors that want them for

decoration and furnishings. >> reporter: do they still all work? >> yes. they work and we buy them and fix them and make them work again. >> reporter: same with the rotary phone we showed earlier. >> yes. correct. same with the phone. if you have an old rotary phone that doesn't work anymore, we will fix it for you. >> reporter: it is that popular? >> yes. people love them. absolutely. >> thank you. you are one of the 400 vendors here at the terror island flea. it starts in half an -- treasure island flea. it starts in a half hour from now. the entry is free and the parking is free. there is music, food trucks and activities for the kids, so a lot of interesting stuff to check out here. >> looks so fun. i remember my first reporting job with a typewriter. all a flashback. the city of stimulus plan

will pay $327,000 to settle a lawsuit against sur who fired o'hare over the mishandling of a domestic violence case. the city argued the firing was part of cost-cutting measure. the settlement came after the city learned o'hare was not allowed to stay at work for an additional period of time to increase her retirement benefits unlike other employees fired during the same time. well, this morning a bay area police captain who recently die from the cancer will be laid to rest. san leandro police captain ed tracy served in the oakland, union city and bart police departments during his 25 year career. earlier this morning a procession went through san leandro, passed the oakland police department and ended in china town and funeral services will be held in castro at the san leandro catholic church in

about 30 minutes there. and a has dow jones industrial average waste lawsuit says dollar tree stores failed to throw aways hazardous products like corrosive liquids, batteries and electronic devices. now a judgment has the dollar tree launching an improved hazardous waste compliance program, added storage and distribution centers throughout california. in today's "made in the bay" we are featuring a few friends that created a clothing line that is all about life in oakland. oak, a town business, was created a few businesses okay. you can find them inside the fair bays mall. they love to design clothes that are authentic and they say their clothes show pride in oakland. >> the culture that we have, the fans we have, it is fun. >> i think we have a true

thing. it is straight from us. they love it. >> the two met at skyline high school. they work second jobs to pay their bills and the friends help keep the business running. remarkable young men hoping to open a store in east oakland in the future. if you would like to nominate someone for the "made in the bay" segment, you can find more information on ktvu.com. we have a shop and price tags dedicated to the mayweather pacquiao fight. >> and coming up we will taste fantastic creations. we will show you what the chefs whipped up for the ktvu cabernet cookoff.

. welcome back. well, taking a look at the weather this weekend, pretty impressive rainfall totals. you can see the range across parts of the bay area.

pretty impressive with the little system moving across late last night to early this morning. right now the rain is focusd in the fresno area. lingering snow showers toward the sierra. there is a closer look at the cloud-to-ground lightning. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy -- look at the cloudy skies. partly cloudy and 51 degrees in san francisco. oakland, winds out of the west at 15 miles per hour. here is sfo, a 26-mile per hour sustained wind gusting to 30 miles per hour. that wind already increasing. the overall weather pattern is this. this area of low pressure, this front moving across the bay area earlier today. skies becoming partly cloudy for the afternoon hours and breezy conditions and windy conditions today and tomorrow. high pressure returns beginning sunday. this will be the sour of more

sunshine and warmer temperatures. today we are transitions into the changing weather pattern. this morning we will see cloudy sky, areas of fog and then in the afternoon hours partly sunny and breezy. there is the eventual temperature range. upper 50s to upper 60s. temperature this is afternoon around 3:00 or 4:00 later on today, cool for pacifica, 58. oakland 65. more neighborhoods, san mateo 66. temperatures in the upper 50s along the shoreline. white caps offshore with the winds whipping up the seas. the five-day forecast and the warming trend begins sunday. still a bit of a breeze out there and lots of 70s in the forecast maps. monday will be the warmest day of the week. inland neighborhoods 70s. no rain clouds beyond today, just the chance of a pop up shower. i will to come back and fill in a little more. look at you guys.

>> you know you will, mark. and 30 minutes ago we introduced you to chef nick and chef daniel today. they are taking part in the cabernet cookoff today. >> and ryan brought you us this lovely cab. we put them to the test here. explain to us what you made again. >> what we did here, the first of the season brentwood corn spring succotash with fava beans, shallots, a little basil and bourgeois. >> i will sip the cab, then i will take my bite. this is very fresh corn, right. >> just started. >> great. daniel, what do we have? >> this is deep fried chicken,

breaded, sage butter and tarragon. >> we will all grab it. yes. >> excellent! i can taste it and feel it! i like the spice of the succotash. it is amazing. >> a lot going on there but not too extreme. >> how long do these dishes take to make if i attempt to do it at home. >> well, there are a few ways to do it but the way we did it was about 3-1/2 showers with the slow braise. it is worth it. when and if we win, the saint helena hospital foundation will get extra money for us. >> ryan, how do you decide who win in the i like everything! >> there are two categories. we have a professional judges that are local celebrities, if

you will, then we have with the people's choice awards and everywhere has a vote and they decide which is the best. so, the top three get proceeds going to the charities of their choice. >> not sure there is a loser anywhere. >> i can see both being winners, if i had to chose, and you are making me, i would have to select the best that goes with the cab as the succotash. >> thank you! >> shocker! [ laughing ] >> that is fantastic, as well. i could eat the whole batch, but they all go great together. >> yourself, claudine? >> here is what i will do. i will pick daniel's dish. you can be the winner. >> there is a lot going on here. it surprises you that you get the first taste then you are like wow, this is really good. and if you walk in the studio,

the aroma of everything penetrates the space. >> it is really good, really, really good! >> thank you for coming in. if you want to taste food like this for yourself, the cabernet cookoff begins in just about an hour at hall wines in saint helena. you can get tickets at the door. look for information under the web link section of ktvu.com. we will be right back after the break.

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. remote control drones are causing safety concerns about the golden gate bridge. right now there are no laws to site drone operators for activity but the federal aviation administration is proposing regulations for special drone operator, including limiting flights to daylight hours and requiring visual line of sight operations. a library watchdog group in alameda county claims the county's public libraries have dumped nearly 400,000 books in recent years despite a recent moratorium on book disposal. this is video of what appears to be someone tossing library books into a large bin. it was recorded by an anonymous employee outside the main

fremont branch just last month. >> i am horrified that the people in charge of our legacy of knowledge don't care. >> the president of the alameda county board of supervisors says a moratorium on book disposals will remain in affect until a new discard policy is approved by the county. library officials were not available for comment. for the second time in less than a month nf avenue in san francisco has been shut down for construction. van ness to pine and geary to post are completely cut off. a pedestrian tunnel will be running underground for the new cpmc and medical hospitals set to open in 2019. >> if you are traveling in san francisco, if you can find another route through the city and not come to van ness, if your plans don't require you to be here, please be aware. >> it is scheduled to continue through tomorrow night and reopen in time for the monday

commute. round three of the l lgpa teams continue. brook anderson is # under for the tournament. a new pop up shop dedicated to all things mayweather- pacquiao has opened up in las vegas. is fight will go down one week from today, on saturday may 2nd. a poster will cost you $20, a shirt $50 and a pair of boxing gloves will cost you $150. the shop is co-owns by both mayweather and pacquiao. it is first-come, first-served and the store will stay open until fight night. >> i feel like if you blink the weather will change!

yes. it was nice, though, to have the rain drops throughout the evening and this morning. there is still a chance of a pop up shower today, and in the afternoon the skies will become partly cloudy. the winds picked up yesterday. the breeze is kicking up and the wind comes be from 15 to 25 miles per hour. here is a look at current numbers out there. lots of 50s to show you for santa rosa and san jose. here is the five-day forecast. today is one of the cooler days of the week. no threat of rain tomorrow. we will warm things back up sunday and the warming trend kicks in monday. if you have outdoor activities, tomorrow is a nice day. we were talking about the sierra, the snow pictures are impressive with 6 to 12 inches as we wrap up april. we are talking more sierra snow and squaw valley opened. get the last few remaining runs in if good luck i skied as late as june 24th once. who knows when the snow come, right? >> yes! well, thank you for

watching. >> the warriors looking to sweep the pelicans. all the highlights for you right here tomorrow morning on "mornings on 2". have a great saturday, everyone.

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