the rush continues to save people trapped in the rubble as we get new details about the devastation from the massive earthquake in nepal. family and friends of a guggle executive who died in the nepal earthquake are remembering him today. we'll tell you about the extraordinary way he lived his life. and shock and disbelief after a 9-year-old boy is stabbed to death in a quiet east bay suburb. why police believe the boy's 18- year-old neighbor is the killer. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's monday, april 27th. >> we're ready. >> new week. >> nism dave clark -- i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson knows about the forecast.

it looks good. jumped up 20 degrees. it will be 80s today for many. not on the coast but inland by the coast, 60s and 70s. it looks good there. down towards santa cruz might want to sneak away. capitola, mostly clear here. sunny and warmer. mid-80s inland. there was a little bit of a fog for a bit on the san mateo coast. it looks like it's gone. oakland, 53 to start. 77 for a high. napa a little cooler here. chill in the morning air. that won't stop them from warming up. high pressure says i'm building in in a big way. 50s on the temps. everyone else showing 50s. it was 49 last hour. it's not taking long to warm up. there's very warm air aloft. 60s in the santa cruz mountains. that will translate into warmer temperatures. cool to warm temps. os close -- 70s closer to the

water. we've had a couple of things that didn't turn out to be very serious. we had a crash in benicia that cleared away. let's go to skyfox looking at some traffic for us. you can see -- paul, we're on you. i for goat to tell you -- forgot to tell you. paul is in the chopper. he's bailing me out. there we go. thank you, paul. 680 right near buchanan field. 680 at highway 4. beautiful shot there as our skyfox heads down to the interchange. there are no major problems. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, the sun is coming up and -- it's hard to see here. it's backed up for a 15, 20- minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. we have a motorcycle accident northbound 101 at fair oaks and sunnyvale. the good news, the motorcycle rider went down but got up and is now walking around. so injuries are not as serious as i thought. they rolled medics just in

case. but that motorcycle driver appears to be up and walking around. there is a little bit of a backup approaching 101 at fair oaks. 7:02. back to the desk. >> thank you. emergency response teams heading to nepal after this weekend's massive earthquake are causing some travel problems at the region's airports. relief flights are causing major congestion and delays on the tarmac. four india air force flights carrying supplies to forced to return to new delhi. rescue efforts are underway. this man was rescued after being buried under the rubble. 3700 people have died. the concern over those missing is growing. >> right now, if you call anyone in nepal -- we can't reach anyone. >> it's he have difficult. you feel like you try to do something. >> doctors without borders is sending eight teams to provide

medical relief. >> so far 18 of the people killed, they died in an an avalanche -- in an avalanche. a crimer captured this video of the avalanche as it was sweeping through the base camp. he and another climber headed to a tent possibly trying to create a pocket of air. three americans were killed. more than 60 others hurt. this morning we're hearing about the terrifying moments from one of the survivors. >> everything was gone wall tents were gone. people were pushed -- the guy in front of me was pushed 30 feet over there. we're missing the one pesh, we don't know if she's alive or dead. a. >> documentary filmmaker from new york says he's lucky he and his crew were able to escape with injuries. rescue crews are still working to recover all of those hurt.

>> one of the americans who died in the avalanche was from right here in the bay area. he was an executive for google. ktvu's fox 2's janine de la vega is live. you are in mountain view. you can tell us how he was trying to help people in the region. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. dan fredinburg described himself on his twitter account at an adventure, explorer, investor and as somebody who is an energetic engineer. he worked here at google for the past eight years. he headed the privacy for google com. and those who knew him are -- google x and those who knew him are mourning his loss today. >> this is how we get ready for everest. >> reporter: this is youtube video of dan showing how he is getting ready for the conditions at mount everest. he was an experienced climber who survived and avalanche last year on mount everest.

this was his third attempt climbing the mountain. he was hoping to reach the summit to raise money for two nepalese oefennages. he never -- orphanages. he never made it. his friends have set up an account on crowdrice.com -- crowdrise.com. friends and family describe him as fearless and funny. he cofounded save the ice, a campaign that educated people on climate change. we know three other employees are with them. they survived. google will contribute $1 million to the rescue response. fredinburg went to graduate school at stanford and went to boeing before he came on. we know he will definitely be missed. dave? >> all right. thank you. meantime, two bay area men climbing mount everest survived that avalanche, according to

the press democrat, scar holder and john reeder, they barely escaped being caught in the avalanche. they told the newspaper, they felt several avlavin ofs -- avalanches. ktvu will continue to follow the deadly earthquake. you can get the latest updates at ktvu.com and facebook and twitter. we'll post a list of organizations that you can donate to on our front page. 7:07. contra costa county sheriff's investigators are looking into the stabbing death of a little boy in discovery bay. an 18-year-old suspect who was staying at the victim's house is in custody. tara moriarty joins us live now from outside of the house where people have been stopping by to show their grief over the child's death. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. jordan played little league here in discovery bay. his coach says that he was the most energetic player on the team. he said that his enthusiasm for the game was infectious. a memorial is growing outside

his house here where sheriff deputies say he was killed yesterday. jordan's family called 911 around 10:00 sunday morning. by the time deputies arrived, he had been taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. an 18-year-old is the prime suspect. they believe he stabbed the 9- year-old after spending the night, then took a truck from the home and drove off only to show up at kaiser hospital in antioch with an unknown injury. >> we do know that the suspect is a friend of the family. this wasn't a random act. this wasn't some sort of, you know, stranger that came into the home and murdered a child. >> reporter: authorities were able to track down via media. a nurse saw schultz's picture and realized he was being treated in the emergency room. he was arrested shortly thereafter. now, of course, the big question is why, why would an

18-year-old stab a 9-year-old boy? investigators say they are looking at shut's mental state. coming up we'll hear from a neighbor who grew up with the suspect. live from discovery bay, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right. thank you. 7:08. the debate over same-sex marriage comes to the u.s. supreme court this week. tomorrow the justices will hear arguments on cases from kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. those states had gay marriage bans upheld by a federal appeals court back in november. the high court will consider two issues related to same-sex marriage. first do states have a right to define marriage solely as the union of a man and a woman and if so, do those states have to recognize valid same-sex marriages from other states. >> we stand with mill lynn nia of sper -- with mill lenia.

>> i'm confident that they will see what the majority of americans see, which is when we end exclusion, families are held and no one is hurt. >> the number of states where same-sex marriage is legal has grown rapidly over the past few years. 36 states including california and the district of columbia passed laws allowing. the supreme court is expected to issue the ruling by the end of june. in mountain view, supporters will hold a vigil at 6:00 p.m. we'll continue to follow this. it's very interesting hearing what the justices say in their questioning to the lawyers in these cases. >> it will be real interesting. 7:10. thousands of college students left stunned this morning in what's believed to be the biggest shutdown in nation's history of higher education. coming up, what bay area students are saying about the sudden closure of corinthian colleges and what's next for

them. defying authorities, the long-time water restaurant that's digging its heels in and staying open despite demands that it needs to close. good morning. westbound 24 and 680 in this area here getting a little bit of slow traffic. we'll take a look at it with the help of skyfox coming up. i just stepped outside and it's a nice monday. it will be a warm monday. we'll tell you how warm and for how long.

7:13. hillary clinton will make a campaign fund-raising swing through the bay area next week. she's scheduled to appear at an event in san francisco on may 6th and one in portolo valley on may 8th. the portolo valley is at the ebay president's home. tickets are $2600 a person. she will appear at three fund- raisers in southern california. east bay lawyer tom delkara has announced he's joining the race for barbara boxer's seat when she retires in 2016. he says finding new and protective ways to deal with the drought will be a big part of his campaign. >> it's an uphill climb for sure. but i think my chances of affecting the policy debate are really high. if the democrats don't put forward a plan, voters won't be happy a year from now as this

drought goes on. >> he follows fellow republican rocky chavez and john estrada in declaring his candidacy. kamala harris is the only major democrat in the race. 7:14. this will make sal happy. a group of uc berkeley students will have their college tuition paid for after they won the first ever gaming tournament televised on live tv. they won heroes of the dorm. it's a collegiate sports tournament for the multiplayer game heroes of the storm. the contest started with almost 900 teams from more than 400 colleges but cal beat a team from arizona state in last night's finals which were televised live on espn 2. >> that is pretty fantastic. >> congrats to them. sal, of course, cal grad is still very busy keeping an eye on the commute. you have skyfox heading off to check some things out for us.

>> we're looking at the walnut creek interchange. you can see that the traffic is moderate. it's not too bad but at the top of your screen here is southbound 680 that connector ramp to westbound 24. that is slow as it normally is. if you are driving to san ramon, it's not bad. if you are driving to la fayette, you will see slow traffic through the area here and it continues into la fayette. it gets better after that b.a.r.t. station. brand-new -- i wouldn't say brand-new walnut creek interchange. it's about ten years old. let's take a look at the macarthur maze, no major problems getting onto the bridge. a 10, 15-minute delay. in sunnyvale, there was a motorcycle crash northbound 101 right near fair oaks. now, the motorcycle driver is okay. but minor injuries. traffic is backed up from the

san jose airport getting into sunnyvale. 7:16. let's go to steve for the forecast. sal, it was brought to my attention how hot it was in florida. boca raton was 90. 96 in miami. that's hot. temperatures nice to mild to warm. daly city, currently clear skies with a 7-mile-an-hour breeze and 54. already 54 in daly city. it will be a nice day. mid- to upper 60s. we have a slight offshore component. san francisco started off briefly touched 54. we're putting 71 today. there may be some areas south of market, north mission, probably warmer than that. other areas might be slightly

cooler. it will be above average. san jose, 78. started off 52. already beginning to warm up. high pressure which was gone on saturday, it's come back in two days. and that's going to allow temperatures to warm up here. 46 half moon bay. 50s at some locations beginning to warm up. livermore bottomed out at 50. 52. bodega bay still 49. san francisco buoy is 50. half moon bay is 53. those have cooled off. any hint of a west breeze or weak cold front. i think that fog will be back. 65. a breeds out to the valley. temperatures out towards vacaville and stockton, antioch, brentwood. very mild to warm. high pressure is building in. already 60s in the higher elevations. that is gonna translate into a warm day and sunny for. warm to very warm monday. it looks like by tomorrow. it starts to cool down a little bit. high pressure aloft also on the surface. a little bit of a north or east

breeze. sunny and warmer weather today. temperatures beginning to warm up pretty quick. cool to warm lows. 40 to almost 50 above average temps for many. 60s os by the water -- 60s, 70s by the water. clearlake, 86. for antioch and brentwood as well. 78 downtown san jose. saratoga, los gatos warmer. 80 redwood city. 60s on the coast. a little bit cooler, tuesday, wednesday. back to sunshine and warm temps. no extremes or anything. it will be above average. >> no rain. >> a little bit of a roller coaster. >> okay. >> all right, steve. >> thank you. 7:18. southern california golf courses are waking in big bucks with the help of a program aimed at saving water. now, the money is coming from a rebate program offered by the metropolitan water district in southern california. they are offering $2 per square

foot of removed grass. some are installing astroturf. according to bloomberg, some of the courses have removed enough grass to get as much as $4 million in rebates. water district says it's actually worth the up front money because the community gains lodge-term brt save -- long-term water savings. large trout are being taken out of an area of lake tahoe. the california d of fish and wildlife removed at least 30 trout from underneath fannie bridge. it's above the outflow of the truckee river from lake tahoe. the fish were relocated to a may rena about -- to a marina about six miles south. low oxygen levels and the stagnant water is not good. lake tahoe hit its natural rim last october, leaving a trickle of water flowing into the

truckee river. 7:20. a remarkable medical discovery right here in northern california. in 2015 minute, how research of a disorder in young horses could provide new answers about autism in young children. there's word of a push for a radical change in u.s. policy oev foreating with -- over negotiating for terrorists. the circumstances that may allow americans to pay a ran some to win the release of a hostage.

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welcome back. 7:23. a long-time san francisco waterfront restaurant is still open despite demands that it has to close. sinbad's restaurant on the waterfront served seafood and cocktails on pier 2 since the 1970s. it's been ordered to close down so that that pier can be torn down and make way for a new ferry terminal. but the owners say that work won't start for another year. it should be allowed to stay open until then. the port has filed an eviction lawsuit but the restaurant's owners say they are gonna stay open until the matter is heard in court. meantime, famed san francisco's srheven company is leaving its open. it's been in business since before the 1906 earthquake that leveled much of the city. the san francisco chronicle reports the jewelry company could not renew its lease

because of very intense competition for that ground level space. the company's now hoping to own -- open a bigger store nearby after their lease expires. 7:24. family members of u.s. hostages held overseas could soon be able to pay a ransom to win their release. that's according to in a new report that would signal a change. doug luzader is in washington to explain why there are concerns about unintended consequences if this policy changes. good morning, doug. >> reporter: tori, good morning. you have many families who are willing to do anything in some cases, pay any price to try to get their loved ones home. this proposed policy change would give them leeway. >> reporter: a special advisory panel for the white house will recommend that the administration no longer threaten families of hostages if they attempt to pay ransoms. abc news says the group will say that president obama should look the other way if families

do make payments. it's an issue that came to a head when the family of american hostage james foley who was killed last summer said they were told in no uncertain stems that they could be charge -- terms that they could be charged. >> we were told we would be prosecuted. i would rather be in a prison here than my son over there. >> reporter: this would come in the wake of the death of warren weinstein accidentally killed in a drone strike in january. the new york post reports his family paid $250,000 to win his release without success. now there are calls to appoint a u.s. hostage czar to help spearhead efforts. >> the creation of a hostage czar which deals with a slightly different issue, it feels with finding these issues. in warren's case, we do not do as good of a job or as effective of a job as a country as we could in locating the hostages. >> reporter: would allowing ransom payments simply encourage more groups to target americans overseas? >> i wouldn't.

the president has to try to make it unattractive to go after americans as hostages. the way you do that is by saying, there are only two things going to happen. either we're gonna go in and rescue or you are gonna have that hostage forever. if you say we'll pay, there will be many more hostages. >> reporter: there have been a lot of gray areas in u.s. policy here. it's difficult to imagine a family getting prosecuted for making a payment to win the release of u.s. hostage. on the other hand, the u.s. has a pretty clear policy about not negotiating. we know sometimes there are deals that are cut through third parties to get u.s. hostages back home. back to you guys. >> certainly a gray area. i can see both side of that issue. rescue efforts in continue where more than 3700 people have been confirmed in the huge earthquake. why some planes trying to land at the local airport to bring

in relief supplies are having to turn around. we're live in concord this morning, where several thousand students are left wondering what their futures are, not just at this campus but several others over the sudden closure of corinthian colleges. what administrators say is next and what's next for the students as well. except for a few patches of fog in the north pay we're good to go for sunshine and warm temperatures.

7:30. thousands of students are waking up this morning wondering about their future after several colleges abruptly closed. brian flores is live in concord at one of the campuses, coming up in minutes, he will tell is what's next for students and faculty. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson allowed me to go out and experience a beautiful monday morning. not too bad. cool, mild, warm. a warm day for many here. we talked on friday how we might go to 80s on monday. what's coming to fruition. it looks like there will be mid- 80s away from the coast. not that warm on the coast.

60, 70s. mostly clear. northern napa county, into sonoma county. it will clear out pretty quick. sunny and warmer weather. mid-80s inland. 60s, 70s by the water. except for a few patches of fog, most of it is offshore. a little sign of -- a hint of an offshore breeze. 46 half moon bay. everyone else in the 50s. you comboo inthat easterly or northerly breeze. high pressure building in. there's plenty of that building in. that's going to allow terps to build up. today, it looks like a cool to mild on the lows. above average on the high. a lot of 80s through the interior. 70s around the water's edge. here he is, sal. anything updated here to talk about. >> we have a b.a.r.t. delay because there's a some sort of a fire that's affecting the b.a.r.t. traffic at 16th street station. our newschopper2 is header there -- is -- is headed there. >> reporter: you can see the

traffic is going to be backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza until you get past the metering lights and onto the span. let's go to 880 northbound and southbound. the traffic here is going to be light as you drive past the oakland coliseum. san jose has a couple of problems. we had an earlier accident northbound 280 in the cupertino area off to the side. same thing with northbound 101 and sunnyvale. and now 280 and 101 are very slow into the valley. 85 tonight have any major problems -- doesn't have any major problems. it's backed up from the almaden valley. the search for survivors goes on this morning in nepal after this weekend's deadly earthquake. some. emergency response teams headed to nepal, they are not able to land because of all of the congestion at the airport. four flights carrying flies had to go back to new delhi. 3700 people have died.

100 aftershocks have made the recovery effort very dangerous. california is sending 57 search and rescue experts there. firefighters from los angeles, they will be bringing six search dogs and other equipment trying to locate victims. the bay area is home to several thousand nepalese area and many still have friends in nepal. alex savidge has more on the desperate search for answers and a growing fund-raising effort. >> reporter: since the massive earthquake on saturday, the local nepalese community has been struggling to figure out whether their family and friends are okay. many in the bay area are doing what they can to help. >> need your help! >> yesterday in san francisco, nepalese immigrants came together for a fund-raising vigil outside of the ferry building. they are urging people to give to help the tough country.

donations did trickle in. more importantly organizers say they raised quite a bit of awareness. organizers were using the slogan skip a lunch, help a bunch. they know the bay area is a generous community that can make a huge difference for those in need in nepal. >> it's raining so heavily, you know, and their livestocks are dying, the animals. >> it's been an anxious couple of days for members of the nepalese community here in the bay area. we caught up with a man and he and his family have been glued tv and waiting for word from family and friends. he told us most of his loved ones did ask you vive the earthquake -- did survive the earthquake. we also talked tostd owner of the tandor -- we also talked to the owner of the tandor

restaurant. she is over there. she did survive the earthquake. her husband is worried. if you would like to help the people of nepal following this disaster, there are a number of groups raising money right now. you can kind of links -- find the links to those organizations. we'll continue to follow the deadly earthquake in nepal all morning long. you can get the latest updates at ktvu.com or on facebook and twitter. we've also put a list of the organizations you can make donations to on our front range. 7:35. 16,000 students are trying to figure out what comes next. now that their for-profit colleges have shut down. brian flores is live in concord where students have already started showing their displeasure. >> reporter: good morning. students and staff say they were notified just yesterday that corinthian colleges could be closing for good. but as you mentioned, a lot of

people are upset. this is wheeled -- this is heald college. one sign reads, you lied to us. another sign saying where did our money go? we were wondering when we came across what looked to be a school administrator. what are the students left to go in terms of the future? >> i'm not gonna comment. i'm trying to help this lady, too. >> reporter: what's gonna happen today, then? >> i will talk to you in a little bit. okay? >> reporter: okay. so no answer esfor us and the -- so no answers for us and they operate under everest, wyotech and heald. this comes two weeks after they

were fined for misleading the public on job placement rates. college officials apparently told students their education would continue. some students say they were told a lie. >> because we were told that, you know, oh, it's -- concord campus is not gonna close. >> i spoke to the president of academics and he told me there's nothing to worry about. >> reporter: one of the students we spoke with says he was just ten weeks away from getting her -- she was just ten weeks away from getting her nursing degree. the main question is what's next? we're hearing that the school is working with other schools so students can continue their education but the fear at least from the students' standpoint is starting all over again. in the meantime, the ceo released a statement saying in part, we believe that we have

attempted to do everything within our power to provide a quality education and an opportunity for a better future for our students. as we take it back out here live, several upset. we understand a meeting will tack place. around 10:00 talking to students and staff about their future options and about the closing. we understand some students will be here as early as 9:00 as well to get transcripts or to figure out what their options are. many trying to figure that out themselves. back to you. >> quite a mess. thank you. 7:38. a soccer coach at napa high school is under arrest for reportedly sexting a 16-year- old student. investigators say 29-year-old julian vargas propositioned the girl for sex and texted an obscene picture to her. the girl believes others were harassed by vargas. police are asking other possible victims to come forward. vargas was arrested yesterday at his home in st. helena. a good samaritan helping to put

out an east bay fire had to be saved himself after he collapsed. it happened on kirkwood drive. officials say the man tried to put out a fire in neighbor's kitchen and used five different fire extinguishers he found. however, he collapsed just as first responders arrived. officers and firefighters used a defibrillator to restart his heart. the man is in the hospital in stable condition. finding a parking spot in san francisco is hard but you knew that. but the city is hoping to change that. according to the chronic. , there are concerns about the -- chronicle, there are concerns about the permit program created in the 1970s. people get a permit and can park in certain areas near their homes without getting a ticket or being towed. the idea to keep neighborhoods from becoming parking lots. some neighborhoods say the program has created a conflict and it is an inconvenience for any visitors.

the municipal transportation agency will take a closer look at the program. they will consider changes like allowing visitors and also adjusting parking restrictions to allow more ed loading -- more loading and dropoff scones. the recommendations are -- dro dropoff zones. the recommendations are expected to be this fall. there's a dare budget forthby the transit riders union trying to get leader to understand problems with public transportation and get funding for it. the challenge doesn't start until june. some are getting a head start. those red shoes belong to a supervisor. she tweeted that photo on the 9 san bruno bus with her red high heels kicked up. san francisco mayor ed lee also has not yet responded.

7:41. golden state warriors getting a long break. they won't begin round 2 until at least sunday. after completing a sweep of the pelicans on saturday night, the warriors still waiting to see who their next opponent will be. it will be the grizzlies or the trail blazers. the grizzlies have a lead going into game 4 tonight. game 1 would be sunday. but if the series goes to 7 games, the second round would not start until tuesday, may 5th. 7:41. an alert cert of eyes helped -- set of eyes helped police. >> one of the nurses at kaiser happened to see it on social media. >> how authorities tracked down their suspect. and a stuffed toy. what everyone who sees this toy is urged to do.

good morning. we're looking at a commute here that may be affected by a mechanical difficulty at the 16th street b.a.r.t. station. firefighters appear to be leaving. we'll tell you what caused this big delay on the b.a.r.t. system. well, no delay in the were. we're already starting to warm up. it will be a very warm monday. 20 degrees warmer than we had on saturday. what about the rest of the week. continuing or cooler going into tuesday/wednesday.

the city of palo alto is about to get a new and quite unusual city ambassador. it's a stuffed donkey named palo alto perry. on saturday, palo alto's mayor will officially introduce perry and sick off a social media

campaign. for months, the donkey will travel throughout the city and people who see him will be encouraged to take photos to post on social media and write notes about what they love to put in the saddlebags on perry's back. an incredible study here in northern california uncovered a possible link between autism and a disorder in young horses. pam cook is in the studio to explain the findings that could provide some hope. very interesting story here. >> very interesting. researchers at uc davis say this could provide some very promising leads to better understanding autism. a distinguished professor the veterinary sciences has been study and the young horses didn't recognize their own mother, department nurse. the professor said it reminded him of children with autism. >> i said i'm wondering to you think autism could have anything to do with the failure of transition of consciousness

at birth? >> he describes that transition to consciousness as the squeezing in the further canal as the foal is burn. he says by squeezes the harnesses, it almost cured this. right now, uc davis is beginning a study of 1800 families. researchers are looking into the possibility that autism's brain miswiring may be in part linked to a particular hormone that came up in the horse study. more on that coming up on "mornings on 2" in the next hour. 7:46. a southern california freeway, it's open again following a major gas spill and fire there. officials say a tanker truck carrying 8500 gallons of gas overturned on state route 710. that's south of l.a. it burst into flames. firefighters were able to rescue the driver from that.

a plume of black smoke could be seen for miles. officials say 500 gallons of fuel spilled. the freeway was closed in both directions for hours as crews worked out there to put out the flames and also clear up the mess. so far no injuries have been reported. and in tomales bay it was spilled milk and diesel fuel that shut down part of highway 1 yesterday. authorities say a tanker truck carrying milk lost control on a turn, ended up on its side. an estimated 6,000 gallons of milk spilled along with 100 gallons of diesel. the driver suffered minor injuries. the cleanup closed highway 1 for most of the day. we have our own traffic problems. sal is following breaking news. major b.a.r.t. delays. >> that's right. the b.a.r.t. some is recovering -- it was a mechanical issue at the 16th street station. we want to let you know that this -- this is tape from some

of the smoke. these are pictures and you can see there was a major smoke. people were evacuated from the 16th street station in san francisco and again fire crews discovered it was just a any can cal issue -- mechanical issue. it wasn't actually a fire. the fire crews have left and the trains are recovering but there will be major delays until the trains get back on service. no one was reported injured by this on b.a.r.t. we'll keep monitoring the b.a.r.t. system for you and let you know what the delays are. let's take a look at the live pictures of the bay bridge toll plaza. it's wide open for the cash payers. you can see traffic is slow on the right getting into san francisco. i do want to mention that we've had one of our commuters here driving on 880 northbound. you can see this is 880, it

looks like she's merging and getting up with all of the trucks on interstate 880 on northbound 80 heading up to downtown oakland. it will take a while for our commuter to do this. we'll keep following that for you. you can see traffic on northbound 101 is slow because of an earlier motorcycle accident. 280 and 85 are also very slow. let's go to steve in the weather center. we have mostly clear skies. it will be warm. not too bad for others. a huge rebound after the cool temps from the weekend. today will probably be the warmest day of the week. the temperatures look like they will do this during the week. all quiet here. last night in texas, there were tornadoes and hail. this is from the capital weather gang which is really, really good. people ask me how can i follow this stuff? that would be a good place to start. texas dropped softball-sized

hail hast night. that's what they were dealing with along with tornadoes. we have clear skies. a little bit of fog in the north bay. i doubt it lasts much longer. these are 24-hour temperature change. napa is running 11 degrees warmer. santa rosa, 8. fairfield, 8. mountain view, 6. that's a sure sign we're out of the gate with much warmer temperatures. by that around 2500, 3,000 feet there's 60s and that will translate into a warmer pattern. this is also from bob. he says it's sunny and warm here in colma. two days of summer have finally arrived. daly city and colma. 49 at bodega bay. half moon bay monterey are 63. a weak little system will brush

us tomorrow. it lookses good if you want to -- looks good if you want to head to santa cruz or the coast it will be a warm monday. high pressure aloft, a little bit at the surface. a little component of a anotherly or easterly breeze. sunshine and warm temperatures. had 40s to almost 60. above average temps for everybody today. 60s, 70s closer to the water. but these temperatures, a good 10 degrees above average for this time of year. on saturday, we had 60s. i tell you, the time here doesn't take long to warm up. 70s or 80s. there's santa cruz's 77. it looks good in daly city. san mateo and redwood city near 80. a little rebound on the temps thursday and friday and kind of settling into it. >> it's official. i went back out. it's hot outside. >> getting hot. >> all right. >> already hot. like you said.

>> all right. well, finnish businessman threatening to leave the country after getting a speeding ticket. coming up, the two reasons that ticket was so expensive. and the african-american man who died after his spine was severed while in police custody will be laid to rest in baltimore. up next, the announcement by the white house ahead of today's funeral services.

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7:55. later this morning, the murder trial in the accused gunman in the aurora theater shooting trial gets underway. james holmes is accused of shooting and killing 12 people and wounding 58 in a crowded theater. holmes who has pleaded guilty by reason of insanity could face the death penalty if convicted. the boston marathon bomber's life is on the line. his defense attorneys start to argue in the penalty phase of his trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted of 30 federal charges in the 2013 bombing at the boston marathon finish line. 17 of those charges carry the possibility of the death penalty. the attack killed three people and injured 260 others. it could take two weeks for a decision. a fun lal service is -- a funeral service is due to pea bin for freddie gray. gray is the african-american

man in baltimore who died after his spine was self -- severed while in police custody. the head of the initiative for young men of color from the white house will be there and represent the white house. mourners attended a wake for freddie gray yesterday. several people peacefully gathered outside. some people held signs honoring the 25-year-old man. they say they are not protesting. they are just showing for the -- for the family. angry protesters set a car on fire. earlier in the day, several hundred people took over the streets. many of them marched through the streets to baltimore city hall demanding justice for freddie gray. at least 12 people were arrested. we have just learned officials say the death toll from the massive nepal earthquake has now su -- surpassed 4,000 and still likely to climb as they are reaching some of the smaller regions. this story hitting close to

home. after the break, new information about a second californian killed. we're live in discovery bay where friends and family have been mourning the loss of a 9- year-old boy. deputies say he was stashed to death bile his older brother's friend. we're looking at the east bay commute and highway 24 westbound is moderately heavy as you drive through la fayette. we'll tell you more about the commute including b.a.r.t. troubles coming up. a tine nip bit of fog and a few high -- a tiny bit of fog and a few high temperatures. above normal temps. we'll show them to you coming up.

welcome back. an community coming together after a 9-year-old was stabbed to death in discovery bay. this is the growing memorial outside the child's home. tar tar-- tara moriarty is there and she will join us in just a few minutes. i've dave clark. >> good morning i'm tori campbell. steve we've had quite a difference between saturday when we got some rain and it

was chilly and now sunny and warm today. >> really pointing in that direction. 80s, we were in the 60s on saturday. but this time of year it doesn't take long. a few high clouds but we've had sunshine. those higher clouds really thinned out pretty quickly. we had some fog on highway 1 but looks like that burned off pretty quick. i think by about another hour long it'll long be gone. san francisco is at 61. there might be a few areas warmer than that. south mission, north of market. upper 70s to near 80 degrees east san jose. i think by lunchtime it'll be 81 or 82. santa rosa is at 50. we're on our way to sunshine and warmer temps across the board here. so enjoy it because it looks like bob will be here tomorrow.

cool to mild lows are begining to warm up quick. 80s for many in the interior. 70 for the bay. we do have b.a.r.t. service that we're covering as for an earlier mechanical issue that shut down the 16th street mission street platform. these are pictures of smoke coming up from where the planes were on the platform there. we also have a platform picture of a smoky train. these pictures were sent in on social media. b.a.r.t. officials said at 7:15 there were major delays in the east bay direction because of the mechanical issue. it's been 45 minutes now. trains were evacuated and so were the people from this station here. but now things are recovering. but if you take the b.a.r.t. system you may be set back and delays are still up there but they're getting better and they will as the day goes on provided there are no new problems. let's go to the toll plaza, westbound as you come to the pay gate. it is improving coming into the

city. 15 to 20 minute delays. san mateo bridge westbound 92. slow traffic coming on to the bridge itself and it stays sluggish all the way to the peninsula. san jose has been really slow. what you need to know is it's going to be slow. it's not going to be easier than usual. it is slower than usual on 101 getting up to sunny vale. 8:02 let's get back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. just a few minutes ago we learned the death toll from the massive earthquake in nepal has now surpassed 8,000. and there's another. emergency response teams heading to the region are causing travel problems at the local airport. relief flights are causing major congestions and delays on the tarmac. four indian airline flights were forced to return to new dehli. the concern over those who are missing is growing.

>> right now in nepal, anyone in nepal we can't reach anyone. >> it's very difficult. you feel like flying right away and trying to do something. >> doctors without border is sending 18 to provide medical ail and relief in nepal. they will provide sanitation relief and set up a mobile clinic. just this morning we learned another californian was killed by the earthquake. >> reporter: a climber captured this video of the avalanche as it was sweeping through the base camp. three americans were among those killed in that avalanche. two were from california. an executive from google from san francisco and a film maker from santa monica who was filming a documentary on climbers. this morning we're hearing from one of the survivors about those terrifying moments. >> everything was gone.

all our tents were gone. then people were pushed like the guy who stood in front of me was 30 feet over there. and we were missing one person that we don't know if she's alive or dead. >> michael sherden is a film maker from new york. he was among the 60 people that were hurt. rescue crews are still working to recover all of those injured. we're learning more about the bay area man who died in the earthquake. the google executive described himself as an adventurer. janine de la vega is telling us how people are remembering him. >> reporter: fredenberger was the executive of the development that is responsible for developing things like the driverless car and google glass. but friends say he was so much more. they say he was an explorer and

wanted to educate people on global warming. over the weekend his sister shared the sad news that prezzenberg died during an avalanche triggered by the earthquake -- that fredenburg died during an avalanche triggered by the earthquake. those who love dan called him an incredible explorer who wanted to make the world a better place. sofia bush called him one of the greatest loves of her life.

google has set it will donate $1 million to the rescue response in nepal. no doubt it is going to be a tough day for his friends here and if you would like to donate to efforts for the relief efforts in nepal or to the cause that dan freddenberg was trying to do for those orphanages you can go to our website at ktvu.com. tori. >> thank you, janine. two bay area men climbing mount everest survived the avalanche. scott holder of santa rosa and joe redder barely escaped being caught in the avalanche. they told the newspaper they did feel several avalanches. our time is now 8:06. family members and friends are mourning the loss of a 9-year- old boy from discovery bay. investigators say he was stabbed to death by an 18-year- old who was staying at the victim's home. ktvu's fox news tara moriarty is outside the home and people have been stopping by

displaying their grief. what are they saying about the young man. >> reporter: his coach actually, his little league coach says that he was a little girl with a lot of emergency. his father says he loved baseball add evident by the giant's balloon you see here and a lot of different flowers. a lot of people have been stopping by crying. this memorial is growing outside of jordan's house where officials say he was killed yesterday. jordan's family called 911. by the time deputied arrived he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. 18-year-old william shultz a friend of jordan's older brother and a neighbor is the prime suspect. they believe he stabbed the 9- year-old after spending the night. then took the truck showing up at antioch with an injury. >> one of the nurses at kaiser happened to see it on facebook,

the suspect's photo. so he was able to confirm he was at kaiser. >> reporter: robby williams grew up with shultz and says he may recently have been on an unvoluntary mental health poll. >> i heard he was at a 5150 last night. i'm not sure how that is but i did hear about that. >> reporter: now the question is when did that involuntary hold for shultz end, was he released or not. people in the neighborhood said he was a nice kid but started acting differently. according to a facebook page his mother was trying to get him help and officials are looking into this. tara moriarty. time the now 8:08. hillary clinton will come here to the bay area next week for a campaign fund raising swing. she's scheduled to appear at a san francisco event on may 6

and one in portola valley. the portola valley event is at the home of don balavo. meantime east bay attorney tom del beccaro is joining the race for barbara boxer's senate seat when she retires. the head of the republican party says finding new and productive ways to deal with the drought that will be a big part of his campaign. >> it's an uphill climb for sure but i think my chances of affecting the policy debate are really high and if the democrats don't put forward a plan, voters are not going to be happy a year from now as this drought goes on. >> reporter: del becarro joins rocky chavez and fresno businessman estrada in declaring his candidacy.

harris is the only democrat in that race. they won heros of the dorm a collegiate east tournament for the multi player game heros of the storm. the contest started with almost 900 teams from over 400 colleges. the event was televised live on espn2. i can see kids saying, it pays off. my gaming pays for college. corinthian college campuses shut down. what that will mean for california students who just received word about the closure. >> the ultimate legal shut down over same-sex marriage begins tomorrow. up next with two big issues expected to be decided by the nation's highest court. good morning we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be a little bit slow in some areas of the south bay.

and i'll tell you why it's because of some earlier crashes and boy there goes a slow train for steve to look at. >> that is true. it's getting warm quick. already 60 in walnut creek and santa rosa. we'll show you how warm when we return. this portion of the news 2 is brought to you by gmc dealers.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. we're following a developing story out of washington state. a school is on lock down, someone opened fire. it happened on north thurston high school near olympia washington in washington state. according to a school's twitter account, the shooter was apprehended by the school staff and no one was hurt. police are now at the school, they're investigating. students they are being sent home for the rest of the day. again this is a still developing story about a campus shooting in washington state. there's no word if the shooter was a student or member of staff. we'll bring you more details as we get it in. it is 8:14, the debate over same-sex marriage comes to the u.s. supreme court this week. tomorrow the justices will hear arguments on cases from kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. those states had gay marriage bans upheld by a federal

appeals court back in november. the high court will consider two issues related to same-sex marriage. first do states have a right to define marriage solely as the union of a man and a woman? and if so, do those states have to recognize valid same-sex marriages from other states. >> we stand with millenia of experience that the union of a man and woman the sacred institution of marriage is the solution. >> we are confident that these americans will see what we've come to see. that when we end exclusion, families are helped and no one is hurt. the number of state where is same-sex marriage is legal has grown rapidly throughout the last years. the supreme court is expected to issue it's ruling by the end of june. tonight in mountain view supporters of same-sex marriage will hold a vigil at city hall,

the vigil is expected to begin at 6:00 p.m. families of hostages being held overseas may soon be allowed to pay a ransom to set them free. in a review, they're expected to recommend that families of americans held overseas should not fear prosecution if they pay a ransom. the family of slain american journalist james foley says they were told several times it was illegal to pay a ransom for their son. >> we were told that we might be prosecuted. big deal, i would rather be in a prison here than my son be in a prison over there. >> some critics paying ransoms say it will only encourage even more kid kidnappings of americans. and an american in finland

says he will soon move because of a fine for a traffic violation. he was fined $58,000. it's a little like paying taxes. we pay, you earn more you pay a little more. >> but tori. >> $58,000 for going 14 miles over the speed limit. who's not guilty of doing that every once in a while. >> me. and sal, everybody behaving for you this morning. >> i don't think anybody is speeding. i should take that back. there's probably somebody speeding but i don't think a lot of people are speeding through a lot of areas just because they can't. here's a look at the commute on 280. it's not really one of those commutes where you're going to be getting going really fast as you drive up to cupertino. we had a couple of earlier

problems. we just saw 280. let me show you a map of the south bay. 101 is backed up pretty much from just north of 85 all the way up into sunny vale. again this is due to earlier problems. we're also looking at 580. it's a little slow to livermore. it gets better in dublin and slow traffic again in castro valley. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it's a 15 to 20 minute delay. although it's curiously very light if you're in the cash lanes at the far left of the toll plaza. you see that. for whatever reason it's not that crowded there. 8:18 let's go to steve. >> sometimes that fast track lane is the slowest. >> i know because everybody has fast track now. >> i know, i know. thank you sal. we have mostly clear skies. just a teeny bit of fog. i think most of it is gone. temperatures warming up fast. upper 50s for many locations already 60 degrees for some. we're five to 10 degrees warmer than we were an hour ago at

this time. high pressure is built in. there's warm air. there's a slight offshore breeze. santa rosa 7 degrees warmer. napa eight, fairfield eight. same for oakland. sfo is 4 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago and so is san jose. a cool morning for napa was didn't last long. 84 in downtown napa today. that fog was a teeny bit around the coast. already 60 in santa rosa. that's a higher elevation that's not in town. concord 59. oakland 59. 58 in the city. 58 mountain view. 58 hayward and that little northernly breeze will do it for santa rosa. yet there's a southerly breeze or easterly component for some. you have a northernly breeze for santa rosa usually a very telling sign that it'll be warmer. that hole may be warmer than 45 but we'll stick for that. it's 50 in tahoe. so there's big differences there. a few high clouds in the north really that's the only fly in the ointment. warm for everybody.

coming up some of the temperatures in the up around 2,300, 2,500 feet already in the 60s. that's a look at the sun moving in. antioch, brentwood, livermore, 84, 81 martinez. downtown oakland upper 70s to near 80. san jose, santa clara valley. 77 in santa cruz. 70s in the city. 60s on the coast. 70s, 80s on the peninsula. a little cool down tuesday, wednesday. then back to a slight warm up thursday and friday. a little cool up but still nice on the weekend. >> a little more seasonal. >> a little more seasonal. yeah. >> what we should expect for the end of april and may. starts on friday. thank you steve. 8:21, a remarkable medical

discovery right here in northern california. the disorder in young horses that could provide new answers about autism in young children. but first it's one of the few structures in downtown san francisco that survived the 1906 quake why shreve and company jewelers now has to leave its name sake building.

a long time san francisco restaurant is still open

despite demands that it has to close. sinbad's has been open since the 1970. it's been ordered to close so the ferry can build a new commuter train. the port has filed an eviction order but the restaurant says they will stay open until the matter is heard in court. and shreve & company is leaving its location. it's been there since the 1906 earthquake that leveled much of the city. the company though hopes to open a bigger store near by. volunteer projects related to super bowl l are starting here in the bay area. in fact, this morning the golden shovel will be passed on from the arizona super bowl host committee to san

francisco. they're going to plant four trees at hill crest elementary school in san francisco. and arizona has also donated an olive tree for the school. the warriors have until sunday before they start round two of the nba play offs after sweeping the new orleans pelicans. warriors are waiting to see who they're going to play next. it'll be either the memphis grizzlies or the portland trail blazers at the earliest game one would be sunday in oakland. the grizzlies have a 3-0 lead in the series going into game four tonight. if the memphis-portland series does go to seven games the second round would not start until tuesday may 5. your time now 8:25. rescue efforts continue now in nepal where over 2,500 people have been confirmed. that number just jumped to 4,000. why some planes trying to land at the airport there to bring

in relief supplies, they're having to turn around. >> and we continue to be live here in concord where students here as well as throughout the area are simply shocked over the sudden closure of corinthian colleges, coming up what their options. >> traffic is going to be slow. we also have a look another the peninsula and that's going to be slowing traffic down. >> the fog has disappeared and it's going to be sunny and warm. i'll tell you how warm and how long. it's already 60 in walnut creek and santa rosa. between you and me, they're they're strange creatures. they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just, they ignore us. totally. it's like we're only here to serve them. yeah, that's what i been saying. but then they turn around and fill you up with chevron with techron. i guess we're doing something right. yeah but, come on, humans? humans are weird. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you care for it.

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live pictures, thousands of students are starting the day wondering about the future. after several colleges part of the corinthian colleges abruptly closed. bryan florez is live in concord at one of those campuses. coming up in minutes he will tell us what happened in fact, he will show you what happened. he confronted what appeared to be a school administrator this morning and they asked him to move off the property. stay tuned. welcome back it's monday. it's april 27th. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve it is warming up. >> pretty fast, dave. >> it didn't take long. i'll tell you that. a little bit of a northernly breeze for some and temperatures already near 60 for many at 8:00 a.m. that tells us it's going to be warm again pretty quick. temperatures today are starting out 40, 50s to near 60s and for some areas are going to be in the mid. any fog that's left is not

going to last much long. we had a few clouds break in. 60 in santa rosa. higher elevation in walnut creek also 60s. but san francisco at 59 warm degrees. sunshine and warm. temperatures today up they go. above normal temps for everybody coast bay and inland. this looks to be the warmest day of the week. 70s and 80s for many. and we're still dealing with b.a.r.t. or has that been taken care of? >> b.a.r.t. is getting better. it was a mechanical issue. they're trying to get back on tile. -- time. there's a cement spill in the west lane, wet cement. someone lost control as a result according to chp any way. southbound traffic is going to be slow approaching whippel. the west lane is closed and you're going the see a back up

in the area. fremont police, sorry sunnyvale police just sweeted about a connection on mary avenue. it's causing slow traffic in all directions to avoid the bay area if you're in sunnyvale. and we're going to have slow traffic as well. you can see for yourself 280 northbound is slow getting up to highway 17. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for about a 15 minute delay and there's our spider. people have been asking about it. spider came out to say hello right in the middle of toll plaza. there you go. found out it was on tv. didn't want to make an appearance after all. 8:31, back to the desk. it was the worse earthquake to hit nepal in 80 years. now the death toll tops 4,000 people from this weekend's massive earthquake in nepal. that number is expected to keep going up the rescue workers are

strugtology -- are struggling to get to hardest hit villages. firefighters from los angeles will be bringing six search dogs and other equipment trying to find victims and survivors. we're getting more information about the second american killed on mount everest in an avalanche after that quake. tom taplan was a documentary. he went to record a documentary from base camp. we spoke to his wife who told us he died doing what he loved. >> he saw pictures of losing people in an incident like that. so it's devastating to tell you the truth. >> tapland was killed in that very same deadly avalanche that took the life of google executive dan fredenburg. the bay area is home to several thousand nepalese paoáepl and a lot of them still

have family and friends in nepal -- nepalese people and a lot of them still have family and friends in nepal. >> this is certainly an anxious and uncertain time for people from nepal. people have been trying to figure out if the people they care about most are okay. we caught up with anele pandi and his family. they've been glued to the computer searching for news of the disaster and searching for word on loved ones. now pandi told us most of his loved ones did survive the quake. this is also a difficult time for the owner of a restaurant who told us his new wife nita is in nepal waiting for papers to immigrate here to the u.s. she did survive the quake thankfully but her husband

still worries. >> i feel really bad because i'm supposed to be with her. i saw all the pictures posted from my friends and the news, it's really bad. >> yesterday in san francisco, nepalese immigrants came together for a fund raising vigil outside the ferry building. they asked people to give to help their home country during this difficult time. donations did trickle in throughout the day but organizers raised quite a bit of awareness. they set up a go fund me page with the saying, skip a lunch, help a bunch. because they know that the bay area is a community that can make a huge difference for those in need in nepal. we're going to continue to follow the deadly earthquake in nepal all throughout the morning. you can also get the latest on ktvu.com and on facebook and twitter. we also put a list of organizations you can make a

donation too on our facebook page. police arrested a soccer coach for reportedly sexting a 16-year-old student. julian vargas propositioned the girl for sex and texted an obscene photo to her. they believe other girls were harassed by vargas and they're asking other victims to come forward. vargas was arrested in his home in san helena. students in a campus that just closed have been showing their anger but now that display has also been shut down. the college is not commenting on the surprise announcement that all classes are cancelled. sounds like there's quite a bit of emotional there brine. >> -- brian. >> reporter: there is quite a bit of emotion. and the signs that we've been showing you have been torn down

by concord college staff. lots of unanswered questions for students and staff. students especially who were basically just weeks away from obtaining their degree. one of them joining us now. wesley odrine. how frustrating is this for you? this has to be frustrating. >> we were basically told that the school was going to teach us out. they quit enrolling students. this is our second week of classes, beginning of our third. we already purchased our books and got our schedules in place. they said no worries we're going to teach you out. there were 263 students that were enrolled. they cut the aa program so they were not even allowed to do orientation. were not allowed to pick up their books. i showed up to try to get my binders. i saw the writing on the walls. i had former teachers saying make sure you have your things in place. make sure you have your transcriptsful but they didn't tell us if you didn't get a loan through heald college and

you got federal loans, federal loans will not be forgiven so i'm in the hook for $25,000 maybe more in federal loans and i'm two quarters from graduating. >> you're just trying to get your binders for the class. >> right because my billing and coding class, my anatomy class and sociology class, these are things we just learned and i can show possible employers what i've learned and that's in our binders. i paid for a full semester of school, or a quarter of school and i have nothing to show for it. literally the important is all the clinicals and laboratory stuff. the things i need to be an efficient employee at a doctor's office. >> you're just going to come back on wednesday and try to

get more answers then. >> right now i'm trying to get a list of all the students. any heald student that's currently enrolled i want to get an action group together with the students so we can figure out what's going on. it's very important that i know who they are so we need to know so we can band together as students. >> reporter: are you guys planning a protest at all? >> i don't know. i have a facebook page. send me your phone numbers, e- mails so we can figure out what to do. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. good luck to you. i appreciate that. thank you so much for your time. so many unanswered questions for heald college and corinthian. we were trying to get some answers but told us no comment as well. and we will continue to bring you the latest. >> such a tough situation for all of those students. it is 8:39. finding a parking spot in san francisco is hard but the city is hoping to change that. according to the chronicle

there are concerns about the city's permit program created in the 1970s. people can get permits and park in the neighborhoods not worrying about if they will be towed. the municipal transportation agency will take a closer look at the program and will consider changes like allowing visitors and adjusting parking restrictions to allow more loading and drop off zones. those recommendations are expected to be presented this fall. so far seven of san francisco's 11 supervisors have accepted a challenge to ride munni for 21 days. it's a dare put forward by the transit union to help them understand problems. the challenge does not start until june but some are getting a head start. and according to the examiner,

mark ferrell, katie tang and malia are the only supervisors who have not fully committed to the challenge. mayor ed lee has yet to respond. the city of palo alto is about to get a new and very unusual city ambassador. it's a stuffed donkey. it's called palo alto harry. the donkey will go around the city. people who see him will be encouraged to take a picture and postit to social media and also write a note about what they love about the city of palo alto and put it in the saddle bags on perry's back. >> that's a cute little guy. smog is now being linked to memory problems even dementia. in seven minutes the new research showing how pollution may literally be shrinking your brain. >> and hope for families living with autism. the incredible new research out of uc davis that's looking into a possible link between the

birth of children and young horses. >> good morning we have a crash in the east bay on 80 westbound and university avenue. and this is blocking several lanes. you can see it here. and traffic is quickly backing up. >> getting warm quick. in fact, very fast. already some low 60s at 8:00 a.m. so it looks like temperatures well above normal today. we'll show you those and for how long.

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it is 8:44, the fight against autism is getting help from an unlikely source. baby horses. ktvu's pam cook joins us live to explain why researchers at uc davis believe the animals could be the key to a cure, good morning pam. >> reporter: researchers at uc davis have uncovered a surprising similarity between children diagnosed with autism and a disorder in young horses. now a distinguished professor veterinary scientist has been studying something called maladjusted foal syndrome. the young horses did not seem to recognize their mothers, did

not feed or bond. >> i don't think there's going to be unfortunately the magic bullet, the one thing that solves the problem of autism. but certainly, as scientists we need to follow the leads that seem incredible to us. >> they are now looking into pressures during pregnancy in birth in horses and in humans. the research shows that birthing pressure in the horses releases the level of a particular hormone. too much hormone after birth causes maladjustment symbol and symptoms in the horses and new saliva tests show that autistic children high levels of a similar hormone. right now uc davis is starting a study of families. but it is hopeful. >> you know i have a child who's diagnosed autistic so i'm

really interesting on where this is going to lead to. >> thank you, pam. time is 8:46. air pollution may be shrinking the brain. that is out of harvard medical school. it found that long time exposure could lead to memory problems or even dementia. the study's lead researcher says pollution from car exhaust and burning wood can shrink the brain over time and result in what are known as silent strokes. that's when a person feels no symptoms but receives some of the negative effects of a stroke. so you might suddenly have someone you know acting a little differently and that could be the reason why. time is 8:46. that leads us right to sal. you have some thins to follow. >> that's right we have a lot of slow traffic out there. i want to begin with a cement spill on 101. as you drive down to whippel. there's a big problem with cement spill. as a matter of fact i went out

of order because there's also a big problem in the east bay. if i with start with the east freeway there's a multivehicle crash as you head to university avenue. this may help the toll plaza because people aren't getting through and traffic is doing okay. there's a spider and it's very distracting but there it is. let's move to the cement spill. southbound 101 is backed up out of burlingame because of a cement spill and a crash. the obvious alternate is 280. it's not a bad alternate. 101 is a mess. southbound avoid it. just don't use 101 down the peninsula. then there's a very serious crash on marry avenue in city

streets and sunny vale. unfortunately this was a fatality and it's going to be out there for a while because of the investigation. it's warming up quickly. temperatures should be in the 70s or 60s. today they'll be in the 80s for most if not they'll be close enough. now, if you drove by stanford i bet it's 80 degrees. in san jose and east san jose it's probably the 80s. it didn't take long. the temperature change from 24 hours ago is either not too bad. livermore one. and napa 8 degrees warmer. fairfield 80 degrees warmer. santa rosa seven compared to 24 hours ago that gives you an idea of san jose four, hayward four. that's translating with a southeasterly breeze. forget that it's not that warm.

60 in santa rosa. fairfield 61. 58sfo. open 59. so it's getting warm quick. william tweeted from vallejo it's already 66. 65 in cordelia. a little warming trend. we have a little bit of a breeze out in the valley. you can see why there's a component. high pressure is going to give us a warm monday. even with a few high clouds it won't matter today. temperatures will be way above average. a northerly breeze for some. temps here, in fact, we're out of the gates fast. the waters are warm. above average on the temps. 60s. 70s. we have a lot of 80s out there. nevada 83. napa 84. 86 clear lake. also up to vacaville, brentwood. it won't be far away for livermore and pleasanton.

70s for many including upper 70s to near 80 san jose. also santa cruz and milpitas 80 degrees. 60s on the coast. 70s to mid-70s and low 80s on the peninsula. it looks warm today. although it'll take the fog and will be back. even more so on wednesday. a little bit of a rebound on wednesday and thursday. it was nice. kind of great. >> it's got that unusual sound. >> all right, steve, thank you. time is 8:50. in north texas they're picking up the damage left behind by a huge tornado. a tornado a mile wide touched down in johnson county. the powerful winds lasted 10 minutes. it was one of several tornadoes south of fort worth. roofs were blown off houses, big riggs were flipped over. a train reportedly was blown off its tracks. this storm also brought several inches of rain and caused massive flooding. a lot of homes in that area are under water. there's been no reports of deaths or serious injuries.

all right nine -- nine minutes before 9:00. we can now add prom crasher to the list of justin bieber accomplishments. video taken by students of the pop star at their big dance this weekend. and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young.

welcome back to mornings on 2. timing now is 7:53. it happened in the middle of a busy terminal at salt lake city international airport. it was released by local police recorded more than three weeks ago. you can see these two men right in the middle of the screen walking side by side when one of them suddenly punches the other in the stomach. the one that was punched, hurst, drops his bags and takes the man that punched him down. >> former life of a correction officer about 10 years ago.

my training was never to punch back but to control the situation and take the person down. >> the man who punched him was angry because he had asked him to stop using profanity during their flight from denver. for the fourth week in a row furious 7 is still a big hit holding on to number one at the weekend box office. >> hey, roman, you freaking out? >> no. >> yes, you are. furious seven has now earned $320 million in american theaters. it's only the third movie to sell $1 billion. frozen has already done that but furious has earned more than the princess story. furious seven is not expected

to stay on top next week after avenger opens next week. but it will still be in the top five. >> and diana is the preferred name for kate and prince william. >> i'm just a big fan of prince george. high school students got a big surprise when a big named star crashed their prom. >> general hysteria here. several videos posted online. justin bieber was on the way to a recording studio when he decided to stop by. students tweeted i danced with

justin bieber at my prom. and thank you justin bieber for the best prom ever. i love the reaction from the girls there. >> and good pr. >> doesn't hurt. and any word on what's going on in the roads? >> unfortunately not. we have a fatal crash at the corner of mary avenue and fremont. our crew just arrived on the scene. and sunny vale police have tweeted it's going to take a while. there's the bicycle here. it's going to take a while to clear out. also causes a major traffic jam is a cement spill on southbound 101 near whippel. this has traffic backed up into burlingame. don't use 101. what happened a truck spilled some cement and another car came along and had a collision. i don't know what the truck or maybe just lost control because of the cement. a sig alert has been issued.

finally we're going to this crash at university avenue. not serious injuries but still blocking the left lane and traffic is backed up. at the toll plaza people aren't getting through so it's lighter. so we've kind of had a tough commute for the late going here on a monday. >> very late going. >> yeah. all right getting warm here. the rain on saturday but i tell you that's long gone. sunny and warmer weather already 60s for many at 8:00 in the morning. today will be the warmest day of the week. friday will be close. a little cool down thursday and friday. but our rain, smelled good, felt good. >> it was real rain. >> yeah it was real rain. >> all right, steve. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch ktvu news for continuing coverage of the shutdown of heald college. it's part of the nationwide

closure of corinthian colleges. thanks for joining us.

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