>> reporter: a massive search in oakland has come to an end. three people now in custody in connection with a shooting. firing upon undercover police officers. we'll tell you how they were captured coming up. heartbreak mixed with heart das warming reunions in the wake of nepal earthquake and the help on the way right here

in california. ktvu fox 2's alex savidge has been following a tense situation since we went on the air at 4:00 in the morning. coming up in minutes, what police say happened right before someone opened fire on underconner police officers -- undercover police officers. it's wednesday, april 29th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. how does it look? >> some fog. not as much as yesterday. there's still some to go around. it's in the 40s. it will still be a nice day. robin in pleasant hill, said,

it's nice and sunny in pleasant hill. it will be sun nip. more 40s today. that's for sure. 45, santa rosa. 49 san francisco. some upper 40s, low 50s on the coast. we're running near average to slightly below and you put a pretty good west-southwest breeze, oakland, west and that's all courtesy of much colder ocean temps. the coldest i've seen in a year. 48 bodega bay. system going through will produce a few high clouds. we're on the back side of that. morning fog. it's chilly to cool. sunny and breeze. near 80 for some. that's far inland. most inland locations will be in the 60s and 70s for the bay. i think you said we have one issue last time we spoke. >> we've had improvement, too, on this issue. southbound 101 at tully road.

all lanes were blocked with a motorcycle crash. they cleared the freeway quickly. but the damage is done for a bit. someone 101 as you drive on tully, you will see slow traffic there. it's backed up from the 280 interchange. still have a couple of vehicles on the side that's causing a little bit of distraction. southbound 101 at tully. the accident ended up being minor injuries but the damage is done southbound for a while. let's go to the commute here on 880 south. speaking of slow traffic. it's backed up from 238 all the way down to just past decoto road and fremont. most of that is going to be slow. san mateo bridge slower than the dumbarton bridge right now. bay bridge toll plaza, about a 25-minute delay to get onto the span. it's pretty slow getting onto that bridge. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. oakland police have arrested all three people now who are accused of shooting at

two undercover officers overnight. a manhunt for the third suspect lasted for hours this morning. alex savidge was the first to report the shooting and he's live at police headquarters where officers just announced they've made an important discovery in connection to the attack. good morning, alex. >> reporter: yeah, tori. good morning. they have recovered two guns from the scene. the announcement came a short time ago. the weapons likely used in the shooting that happened very early this morning when a group of people inside of a car fired toward undercover police officers involved in an investigation. apparently involved in a homicide investigation. those officers were not hurt. there was a long and tense search in an oakland neighborhood this morning. and in the end, police believe they have captured all three people responsible for the shooting. >> hands up! >> reporter: that was the scene

about 1:30 this morning. officers surrounded a home near 55th avenue and foothill where they had tracked three people wanted for that shooting. two people were arrested right away by patrol officers but there was a third man who initially was able to get away from officers and that prompted the s.w.a.t. team to be called in. they came in. they were doing a yard-to-yard search for quite some time and then edevelopment le the hid -- eventually the third man was captured. the whole situation started when officers were doing and undercover operation last night searching for a man with an arrest warrant wanted for a violent crime. we're told that that investigation, that operation that was going on was related too a homicide that happened -- to a homicide that happened earlier in the day. at some point, shots were fired toward undercover police officers. the people responsible for the shooting, then, sped off in the car, but they crashed a short

distance away. that's what prompted the initial arrest and then the long, drawnout search. i asked the chief of police this morning why those officers may have been fired at. >> i think that they -- they likely saw the undercover in the area and wondered who he was and what he was doing. we tried to avoid the confrontation by leaving but they started to shoot at the officers. >> reporter: obviously the chief and everyone else with the oakland police, grateful that those officers were not hit by gunfire. no officers hurt. police tell me the initial operation taking place was connected to a homicide that happened yesterday on 90th avenue. that's about all of the information we have. but the undercover officers fired upon were doing follow up investigation in that area when those shots were fired. nobody hurt and all three people who police believe were responsible for that shooting, tori, they are now in custody.

>> thank you for the update. the man suspected of groping a 12-year-old girl at the stanford shopping center turned himself into police and they are investigating to see if there may be more victims. 47-year-old rob richard chapman surrendered to police last night and they credit an overwhelming community response on social media and on local news outlets. he's accused of groping a little girl inside the farmers market. surveillance cameras captured a very high quality image of him. and police are also investigating the possibility that chapman was involved in a similar incident in burlingame earlier this month. this photo shows a man who botheringed two teenaged -- bothered two teenaged girls as they were shopping in a safeway store. the new bay bridge tower, the bolts, the water is

accumulating. the bridge's builders deny responsibility and are seeking to recover all costs. but caltrans is blaming the builders and says the contract won't be complete until all of that standing water is removed. 7:07. international aid is starting to arrive in nepal after saturday's devastating earthquake. but rescue groups and relief agencies say there are many challenges that lie ahead. brian flores joins us now with some obstacles the aid groups are facing. >> good morning. the death toll from the nepal earthquake continues to rise. it topped out just over 5,000 this morning. but crews still having trouble reaching remote towns and villages, where many people were injured or killed from satellite's 77.8 quake-- saturday's 7.8 quake. a if, man touring a nepal national park was choppered out of the area just yesterday before a new mudslide hit.

>> a lot of the trails are destroyed. people are stuck. they can't get out. it's very pad. >> the u.s. is leading relief efforts. the u.n. says the earthquake affected up to 8 million people and the u.n. fears that many injured survivors will die because they did not receive immediate medical attention. a man from sunnyvale was one of the four americans who died in an avalanche on mt. everest triggered by the quake. these are photos of vin tron. he had told friends he was going on a trip of a lifetime. they tell us he loved hiking and wanted to see the him ma -- himalayans. this man screamed with joy when he got a call from his son. spencer said he was on a satellite phone, could only talk for a minute. he said he was being helicoptered off mt. everest

heading to kathmandu. uc berkeley holding a candlelight vigil and fund- raiser for nepal. it starts at 7:00 at sproul plaza. can't imagine what the father must have knelt -- must have felt. stitch ahead, a very interesting -- still ahead, a very interesting twist to a robbery in cupertino. it involves kraigs list -- craigslist, sex. the city of baltimore is attempting to get back to normalcy. we're looking at south bay traffic. right now we look at 280 where it's slow. we'll give you a look at this and some of the other commutes around the bay. well, mostly sunny. we do have some low clouds

around. but they will burn off and then a sunny, breezy day on tap. temperature looks warmer. we'll show you how much.

7:13. the nigerian army says it has rescued hundreds of kidnapped girls and women being held by bobo. news of the rescue comes as evidence of a mass killing in northern nigeria was discovered. the army says they've lost some of its footing recently but is still considered very

dangerous. the east county fire district getting ready to close two more fashions and lay off firefighters. two of the five fire stations will be closed four firefighters will be laid off leaving nine firefighters on duty. the five years ago, the fire district cut the number of fire stations from eight down to five. and station 52 in brentwood was closed last september. so now the fire station in nightson will be shut down as well. >> the cables that help people hike half dome, you know it well, at yosemite, they are going up earlier because of the drought. the cables typically go up the friday before memorial day because the snow has gone by then. but the national park service says this year the cables will be in place by may 2nd because of the record low snowpack. you need a permit to hike half dome. they are given out through a

lottery system at recreation.gov. public schools in balt moral opened this morning -- baltimore opened this weekend. police arrested a dozen people overnight but are pleased with the curfew. joel waldman is in baltimore. we talked to you 24 hours ago. what differences are you seeing between yesterday and this morning. >> reporter: the number of arrests is way down. 10 as opposed to 200 when there was a lot of violence. taking you out to a live look. much more came, very quiet. members of the media around. hum vies from the national guard who are here. but -- humvees from the national guard. the curfew was put in place turned to riot and looting following a funeral for freddie

gray. >> generally speaking, the citizens have been supportive of our presence, they've had deep gratitude being here the last few days. they treat us with tremendous hospitality. >> reporter: hundreds can be seen shortly after the curfew went into effect at 10:00. the crowd dispersed after officers fired pepper bullets into the crowd. >> we tried to deploy spoke with the wind shifting and it blinded us at the same time the we had to let the smoke clear. also used the armored car to push the participants off the streets. >> reporter: police say about a dozen people were arrested for violating the curfew but are pleased are the results. >> the citizens are safe. the city is stable. we don't have a lot of activity or movement as a whole. >> reporter: people in other cities are showing their solidarity with the protesters.

large demonstrations taking praise in ferguson, missouri. >> it's not just here in baltimore. >> reporter: the tom partly cloudy to -- the -- the 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew will stay in effect as long as is necessary. tori? >> here in the bay area, protesters marched. >> demonstrators marched and ended up at police headquarters. the protest was smaller than monday night. both marches were largely

peaceful. stay with us and ktvu.com for updates around the clock. download the ktvu app for your mobile device. bay area law enforcement agencies and businesses in the downtown areas are bracing for big protests and demonstrations on friday. friday is may day. in the past, there have been big rallies and demonstrations as you see in this video here. this year demonstrators are planning several actions around the bay area through the day. protest organizers say the they are trying to call attention to several issues ranging from genderfication to abuse. they are urging to keep the demonstrations peaceful because of all of the heightened tensions and protests in baltimore and elsewhere. >> certainly had an impact on traffic as well. we want to check in with sal. have you got skyfox up in the

air? >> we do looking at the sma commute. i want to mention that if on -- at the san mateo commute. i want to mention if there's more traffic jams we'll have those for you. let's take a look at san jose. we'll go right to skyfox over the san jose area. northbound 280 slightly different shot. sometimes we show it to you from a camera nearby. you can see all of the slow traffic from 101 getting up to downtown san jose, it gets better up to highway 17. haven't had a lot of slow traffic. but it's slow as you can see for yourself. >> let's go to the san mateo bridge approach. we've had some slowing on 92 from 880, 880 itself slows from near 238 down to decoto road and farther than that and slowing in milpitas the we had an earlier crash. it wasn't there long. things are getting back to

normal. bay bridge toll plaza, we had an earlier stalled vehicle up on the deck. this is a 30, 35-minute delay instead of 20 minutes or so. you should add extra time this morning if you are driving into the city with your car using the bay bridge. 7:19. today's weather, let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. yesterday was a lot more. it's been cut in half. a little bit in marin county. more so towards the peninsula and also san mateo, santa cruz coast. it's the lows that are cooler this morning. 45 santa rosa, upper 40s, napa, san francisco, how about that? and redwood city, don't forget us. 49 degrees. low 50s for many. san jose is in there. half moon bay and there is a little chill in the morning. a little chill in the morning. and near sfo which is 52. antonio in daly city, 50 degrees with foggy skies. i cannot emphasize how the coastal lows have dropped

finally because the ocean temps have cooled off. the lows in the city all last year and much of the coast were very warm. you combine these colder ocean temps. this weak system coming by. that's why it's cooler. hayward, west, oakland west, south at san jose, there is a component of an onshore breeze. this guy right there. right there. right there. 48 degrees. i think the coldest i've seen in a year. honestly. i cannot remember since last may being that cold. san francisco buoy, 50. half moon bay, 52. that's the -- about a month ago, they were 60. i think monterey buoy -- things have cooled down. we get the upswelling that's a good thing. oakland, downtown, will be 70. airport should be about 65. 66 degrees starting 52 and san jose on the almanac, 75, 52. right there. record high, 93, 1981.

34 in 1897. 28 in truckee. cold up there. there's our system. it will cool down l.a. a little bit. they were 92 yesterday. and that high pressure will will build in tomorrow for a warmup. sunny and breezy for everybody. near 80 well inland. but a lot of 70s. upper 70s and of os closer to the coast and bay. 80s for a few. mid-70s for many. upper 70s for some. toward antioch, brentwood, oakley. 78 walnut creek. danville, san ramon, 77 and 68 for upper areas around berkeley and over to san leandro. 80s, low. morgan hill, gilroy, 75 east san jose, about 78. san bruno, 65. 68 san mateo and 71 in men lone park -- menlo park. warm to hot on friday. and then a cooldown starts on the weekend. >> good day to play tennis? >> played brian flores. >> i gave him tennis tips.

i said bend your knees, keep your eye on the ball. >> his rack racquet was about -- lack rack get was ra -- his racquet was about 20 years old. controversy over a bud light label.

governor jerry brown signs an executive order about aggressively reducing greenhouse gas emissions. in the past hour, the governor announced saying with this order, california sets a very high bar for itself and other states and nations but it's one that must be reached. now, the governor's executive order establishes a greenhouse gas reduction target of 40% below the 1990 levels. he wants to reach the goal in the next 15 years. this is the most aggressive order by any state to reduce carbon emissions. governor brown is calling for $10,000 fines for people and businesses that waste the most water during the drought.

the recommendation was part of a proposed legislation to expand enforcement of water restrictions. governor brown met yesterday with the or -- with the mayors of 14 cities. he's expecting state agencies to speed up victim's review of projects that increase water level supplies. drought conditions are affecting air quality here in the bay area. according to the lung association's annual state of the air report, the lack of rain has made the air sag naent and allowed an increase of particles from exhaust fumes to linger in the area. it's worse in santa clara countiy -- county. warriors are getting a lot of love about their work in the playoffs but not so much about their stadium. the concerns about the new

arena that has one group taking action. students are speaking out about hateful graffiti found on campus. you will hear from them and what the university is doing. we're looking at the morning commute along with the help of skyfox looking at the 237/880 interchange. it's slow as it normally would be. we're patrolling 880. we'll have more for you coming up. some patchy low cloud out there. it looks like a nice day. fog will burn off sooner. temperatures near average to slightly below hon a chilly morning but there's signs of a warmup. i will show you when.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." wednesday, an29th. i'm tori campbell. let's have a quick check on weather and traffic. steve joins us, another nice day before another warmup begins. >> today is the transition day. we have some patchy low clouds around. you can see some over the bay. yesterday we had a lot more. it extended from the north bay to the south bay. already breaks. but it's chilly. it's cold out there. there is a bite to the morning air. 45, santa rosa. upper 40s, novato, napa is in there. i snow san francisco was. redwood city is in there. a little bit of fog there. not a lot. that will give way and then sunny, breezy today.

cooler air aloft has moved in and a decent breeze. it's an onshore breeze or a cool direction. upper 40s, low 50s on the water temps. that helps. the fog can cool down the coastal locations that have been going very warm. a weak system goes by but high system builds in tomorrow. morning fog, once that burns off. it will be sunny and breezy, 60s, 70s for most. a couple of little low 80s. we had an issue in the south bay. is that okay? >> yeah, the 101 at tully steve, it's cleared out. the south bay traffic is back to normal, slow but slowing in the normal areas. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's slower than usual as you drive westbound because of an earlier stalled vehicle on the deck. it did get cleared a while ago but traffic is still going to be slow. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway heading southbound, we have slow traffic there as well. beginning in san leandro heading south and into the

fremont area. our skyfox is catching some of that for us over the fremont area. you can see southbound traffic is getting a little bit wetter. we're at the tail end of the slowdown. you will see a lot of slowing heading south. earlier accident at pinole valley road has been cleared to the shoulder. back to the desk. police at stanford searching for the vandals who put swastikas, painted them on student housing. last night students disturbed by the images talked about the hate. janine de la vega joining us live now. you are at stanford to tell us about what happened out there and also the investigation. >> reporter: dave, students who we spoke with tell us they hope that whoever did this is not a fellow student. we did check in with campus police this morning to get an update. we haven't heard back yet but we know that they are actively looking for whoever did this and also trying to find out

why. now, here are some still images. a photo of swastika and a pen pentagram spray painted. 200 beam showed up -- people showed up to a rally. it was held at memorial plaza. it was somber as various people spoke to the crowd, talk about how their family members were treated during the holocaust. >> totally surprised. i think it's atypical of what my experience has been like. i'm surprised to hear it's happened at all. i think of this as an open and tolerant community. >> an isolated incident? >> yes. nothing else that i -- has happened since i've been here has been remotely sooner. >> reporter: the university's president said the university

will not tolerate hate crimes. this incident will be fully investigated. this has no place at stanford. i ask everyone in the community to stand together gins intolerance and hate. there -- against intom tom -- intolerance and hate. there are two investigations. police are looking for anyone who may have information about the graffiti. students who attended last night's rally say while the graffiti was upsetting, they have been impressed by all of the support that they have been getting. dave? >> all right. thank you. 7:35. later today in contra costa county, the 18-year-old charged with murdering a 9-year-old boy is scheduled to appear in court. prosecutors have also charged william shu.s with the special circumstances of lying in wait. police say schultz stabbed jordan to death inside his home in discovery bay early sunday morning. in a jailhouse interview, schultz told the bay area news group he wanted to know what it

was like to kill another person. there is an interesting twist to a robbery investigation out of cupertino. east bay couple were arrested early this month after police say they robbed a man they met online through a sex ad. according to the mercury news, that man told police one of the items stolen was a test model ipad from apple. authorities have not released any other details about the device but said it's not been recovered it's not clear if the apple was related to an upcoming release or was an outdated model or test device. the golden state warriors, you know they are playing tremendous basketball. but they are about to go up against new opponents with the low of money off the court. they are opposed to building a new arena in san francisco. tara moriarty is in the mission

bay neighborhood. what esthe concern -- what is the concern about? >> they say this will be a matter of life off death. they worry that patients aren't gonna be able to get to the hospital on time because of traffic. now, according to the chronicle, they are reporting that a new group of anonymous donors from ucsf have tired a high-powered group of consultants to block the team's move to this neighborhood. the warriors want to develop 12 acres next to ucsf. it would include an 18,000-seat arena, two, office towers and a central plaza larger than union square. the opposition says the project would undue years of work and planning for the mission bay medical campus. one of the biggest concerns is parking. we spoke to a nurse at mission bay who says parking would be impacted. but she's still in favor of the arena. >> parking and traffic will be an issue but i'm for san francisco saidups being in --

stadiums being in san francisco. it may affect people. at&t park brings such a huge community around. i'm always for those kind of things. >> reporter: the alliance says the warriors plan to build 950 parking spaces for the project. most of which would serve the two office towers. the mayor's office and the warriors said the arena has broad support including ucsf. the final environmental impact report is due out next month. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> this will be interesting. thank you. it appears barry bonds's legal troubles may not be over. last week his felony conviction for obstruction of justice was overturned but yesterday, the u.s. attorney's office filed papers considering it's asking asking the supreme court to hear the case and reinstant the

conviction -- reinstate the conviction. the deadline to ask the supreme court to take up the case is july 22nd. microsoft is about to make some major announcements. coming up at 8:00, the big event beginning in san francisco in less than an hour and the new item being unveiled. this may look like a regular bought of beer -- bottle of beer. how it's brewing a whole lot of controversy. good morning. taking a look at the morning commute along with skyfox. here we are union city, fremont area. you can see traffic is a little slow but seems better than the other day. we'll run it down for you straight ahead. low clouds out there. it's chilly. it will be breezy. temperatures will be a little bit near average. tomorrow looks like a warmer day. we'll show you how much.

twitter's stock is down 5%. the stock dropped 18% after the company announced a $1 62 million first quarter loss. twitter says new direct response marketing projects are not performing as well as expected but it believes there's still room for growth. the company that owns safeway and albertsons is planning to cut hundreds of jobs in california. filings show safeway plans to cut 574 jobs including 360 at its headquarters in pleasanton. albertsons plans to eliminate more than 200 positions in southern california. the cuts come as the supermarket's holding company is said to be preparing for an

ipo. shocking words on the label of a beer bottle. ktvu fox 2's pam cook joins us in the studio with what many are calling an invitation for date rape. good morning. >> good morning. anheuser-busch is getting a lot of backlash about the wording in a newed a campaign titled bud light up for whatever. now, here's the label in question. it reads, the perfect beer for removing no interest from vocabulary for the night. the tag line part of the company is up for whatever campaign. bun people took to social media to call the company irresponsible. even accusing of it condoning date rape. the vice president says, we created more than 140 different scroll messages intended to encourage brand engagement. it's clear that this particular message missed the mark and we regret it. we would never condone disrespectful or irresponsible behavior. as a result, we've immediately

ceased production of the messages on all bottles. we have a lot of responses on our facebook page. we're kind of surprised. a lot of people were taking this seriously. one writes i would take that to mean no more work for the night and to relax. terry along with some of the critics of the advertising campaign, the folks in marketing might want to rethink this one. and another one, it's disturbing how they had no idea how this would be interpreting. my ideas, they put it out there, got caught and are back pedaling. we posted this on our facebook page. a lot of criticism over the marketing of this. >> yeah. >> the fact that it wasn't maybe discussed entirely because there was so certainly

a lot of negative criticism. >> it should be a sensitive issue. you need to be careful and look at things from all perspective. >> in light of current events going on as well. >> thank you. 7:44. let's check back with sal. see what's happening on the roads. everybody baf -- behaving? >> it's slow out there for. we have help from skyfox looking at the 880 freeway which is really one of the busiest freeways, 880 southbound and northbound and here in union city it looks like it's improved a little bit. it's getting better instead of worse which i like as you drive out of hayward. a couple of spots here where you can see it's loosened up. we'll take it. sometimes it's completely slow and this morning we definitely have spots where you are up to the limit or close to it. >> when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, none of that. 20, 25-minute delay.

no major problems. concord to walnut creek, backed up from 242 heading all the way down to the walnut creek interchange. if you are getting on the freeway in ail -- alamo, you will beat most of the traffic. 7:45. today's forecast with steve. sal, thank you. some low clouds around. yesterday, there was a lot more. it's been cut in about half. already breaks or holes in it. there is gray over the bay. i see some breaks in there. but the fog is there. cold ocean temps. coldest in about a year. certainly helping get that nothing machine rolling along. if you are stuck in that, you will be darned cold. san francisco hit 49. if you thought it was cold, it was. a little chill air. santa rosa is running 6 degrees cooler. you can see where the cooler is, less fog in the north bay. temperatures allowed to settle

in. napa airport, 3 degrees cooler. san jose, 3 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. we're running cooler. our system is falling apart. it will just send in a few high clouds. most have cleared the area. the breeze has cranked up. west at name, south at concord. west-southwest fair field. westerly at sfo. southerly in san jose. the water temps, 48, bodega bay. coldest in a long, long time. about a year. monterey 54. that's a huge influence on the fog and the colder low in the city. 20s in the mountains. 60s in the valley. not much left of the system. another guy rotating in. once that goes through late tonight and tomorrow, high pressure will build in. we'll see a northerly breeze. that will warm us up. we may see a jump in the temperatures tomorrow. today, we have to deal with

some of that. it's a chill. sunny and breezy. near 80 for some. a lot of 60s and 70s. otherwise you will get lower 80s. novato is in here. sonoma, yountville, to the east bay, 70s for some. livermore, 78. 74 martinez. low 80s around pittsburg, concord. berkeley to oakland and alameda. a lot of 70s towards san jose. a warmer santa clara valley but not that bad. cupertino at 76. upper 60s to low 70s on the peninsula. mountain view at 73. warmer as we go into thursday and friday and then a little cooler on saturday. >> how about allergies? >> they are down a little bit today. they will go back up tomorrow. the grass has decided to take off. and the trees are high. that's two culprits. >> two things to blame. well, he did it. this morning in florida, one of

the famous flying welenadas performed a death-defying feet. walking unethtetherred -- undeather -- untethered. we were watching him wondering what is he doing. well, he says it's kind of windy out there but it took him just four minutes to make the walk again. no safety net. not tethered. he performed a walk across niagara falls and the grand canyon. >> i get nervous just watching. >> yes. american airlines passengers, grounded. in 23 minutes how a glitch with an apple ipad is being blamed.

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people in hillsborough should not be surprised to see a strange site in their sewage lines for the next couple of weeks. starting today, engineers will pump harmless smoke into the sewage system.

it will help them find damage and improper connections in the sewer lines. the smoke could lead -- could leak out of roof vents, building foundations, downed spouts and manhole covers and could activate smoke detectors. there's new information about the number of students finishing high school. graduation rate at public schools in the city dropped below the statewide average for the first time in at least five years. and the dropout rate is one of the highest in california. according to the state department of education, 79.9% of students graduated in san francisco last year. statewide, the graduation rate was 81%. the dropout rate 11%. the state's rate 11.6. now, middle schoolers around the country, they are getting failing graldz on tests known as the nation's report card. results from last year's

national assess meant of educational progress shows only about a quarter of act graders did well in american history, civics and gee grow graph -- geographicfy. geographically. a% were able to interpret time with using an atlas. the warriors are still waiting to see what team they will face in the playoffs. we're taking a look at the sweep of new orleans in the first round. joe fonzi shows us how green has transformed into the player he is today. scblnkts on a -- >> reporter: on a national basis, the public is becoming aware of green.

in the warriors game 4 clinch in new orleans on saturday, green joined curry and thompson as the only three in double figures. his national profile is not unlike that of the warrior's in general. respect and recognition comes slowly. >> we have a lot of national television here. i think more people are just starting to come. that's what you gotta do. make a believer out of them. >> reporter: that's already happened when it comes to his teammates. >> he's a great basketball player. he's a great leader. he's been that since day one. >> reporter: what he wasn't on day one was any semblance of the player he is today from a physical standpoint. compared to his fitness today, he bordered on pudgy. he has worked hard to change his

body. >> i know that i had to change my body and up my conditioning level. it's something that i took very seriously. it's been working for me. >> reporter: what it means, when it comes to a position, green is a hybrid. he's often asked to defend players much bigger than him. he does the dirty workunder the -- work under the basket but can be more than than efficient outside. he became a starter when david lee was injured when the season began. >> i think one of the attributes that's my greatest is being competitive. it's fun and it's challenging. i love to be challenged. it's always fun for me. >> reporter: nothing more fun than winning and his emergence is the reason why the warriors have been doing so much of that. in oakland, joe fonzi, ktvu

channel 2 news. the nfl is giving up its tax-exempt status. the not for profit status has generated a lot of criticism. the league says it's a misunderstanding because it distributes profits to the team that do pay taxes. this means the league will file taxes going forward but will still not have to disclose executive salaries. >> i never thought they would give that up. >> right. >> they still make a ton of money. >> yes. well, the curfew in in baltimore, it seems to have worked overnight but it wasn't completely peaceful. after the break, we'll take you there live. we'll find out what happened just a day after rioters went wild through that city. >> reporter: plus, a very close call for oakland police this morning as someone opens fire on undercover officers. we'll tell you how that shooting prompted a matsive search and -- massive search

and who has been taken into custody. and we do have a morning commute that is getting thick and we also do have some breaking news in san francisco where smoke is coming up from a section of the city. we'll tell you more about this straight ahead. a rather brisk morning. temperatures in the 40s for many. but it will be a sunny day and breezy but there is a warmer pattern on tap. we'll show you when.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a chilly start to the day. but it won't stay that way. >> no. today low clouds around. the sun is trying to break through. there's probably 40s on the lows. a little bit of fog there holding on. yesterday we had a lot more. some of that fog around the bay and also towards the south. george mccray in emmer is retoe, fog, marin stratus. sun trying to poke through. 51 degrees. 92% humidity. last year, it was 85 degrees in el cerrito on this date.

today i think about 68. 50s on the temps. finally everyone rebounding from the 40s but redwood city says 49. but i think they are 53, 54 by now. a decent breeze. if you have calm conditions, your low was cold. it will be sunny statewide. 50s, 60s in the interior. hot in southern california. they will start to cool down tomorrow. morning fog, cool, sunny, breezy. near 80 for some. a lot of 70s inland. 60s around the bay. tomorrow warmup begins. more on that coming up but here's sal first. i want to show you a picture, but i also want to show you a map. first of all, let's go to the picture. a few moments ago, we had thick, black smoke rising from this area. most people think of thises is as lombard. i am gonna put it on a map here. it's a two-alarm structure fire on lyon street near the

presidio. this is causing a -- causing a traffic jam coming off the new part of the doyle drive extension getting past the palace of fine arts because of the smoke and fire trucks there coming into the marina district. the fire -- it was july called under control by the fire department. but we see spoke rising. we'll tell you more coming up. let's go to some of the traffic pictures here. this is a look atle bay bridge toll plaza -- at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is moving along okay as you drive through. we can go back to the maps. northbound 101 is slow. we had a couple of accidents. it's bad out there. you need extra time on your south bay commute. back to the desk. we're continuing to follow the developing story in oakland where shots were fired at two

undercover police officers overnight. three people are now under arrest. it's a case that involves the homicide, a car cash and a manhunt. alex savidge joins us live with an update from oakland police headquarters. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, tori good morning to you and everyone here breathing a sigh of relief. no officers hurt. the chief of police said this was a scary situation. someone opened fire on several undercover officers as they were involved in an investigation into a homicide and that shooting then led to a long tense manhunt in an oakland neighborhood and in the end three people were taken into custody. >> hands up! >> reporter: that was the scene around 1:30 this morning. officers surrounded a home near 5 ath avenue and foothill searching for the people responsible for that shooting. two people were arrested right

away. but there was a third man who was initially able to get away from officers. he was on the loose for some time. that prompted police to call in the s.w.a.t. team to do a yard-to-yard search. that third man eventually was captured. this whole situation began around 1:30 in the morning when officers were doing an undercover operation investigating a homicide from last night. now, at some point, shots were fired from a car in the direction of several undercover officers. they were not hit by the gunfire. and the people responsible for that shooting, then sped off and then crashed their car a short distance away and that's what led to this huge search. a police lieutenant said he's grateful no one was hurt this morning. >> i'm responsible for the entire area and to hear my officers getting shot at, it's a very tense moment. the first thing i want to do is get on scene, of course. but i really am proud of my

officers. they are very fast. quick response was the reason we were able to get everybody into custody like we did. >> reporter: and police tell me that initial operation, the initial that was going on involving the undercover detectives was connected to a homicide that happened yesterday on 90th avenue. we don't have any more information on the victim this that particular case. but again, officers were in that neighborhood. they were doing follow up work when they were fired upon. again, those officers were not hit and in the end, three people all of them in their 20s were taken into custody by police and they are all being questioned, tori. we learned a short time ago that investigators were able to recover two guns at the scene possibly used in that shooting. >> thank you. public schools in baltimore, maryland, they reopened for the first time since the riots on monday. while most demonstrated obeyed a citywide curfew, one police

officer was hurt and ten arrests were made. joel waldman joining us live in baltimore. it seems calmer there this morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, it is calmer. what a difference a day and a half makes. we'll show you a live picture in front of city hall which is about a mile and a half east of where the violence broke out. a much quieter morning as authorities say that the curfew put into place seems to be working. the curfew is being enforced pie more than 2,000 natural troops and a thousand police officers. it was put in place after protests turned into riots and looting monday following the funeral for freddie gray. >> generally speaking, the citizen of this country have been supportive of our presence, they've had deep bratty -- gratitude for us being here. >> reporter: hundred could be seen on the streets shortly after the durfew went into effect at -- curfew went into

effect at 10:00. but the crowd dispersed after tear gas was deployed. >> we had to let the smoke here and they used the armored car to go out and push the participants off of the streets. >> reporter: police say about a dozen people were arrested for violating the curfew. but so far, they are pleas with the results. -- they are pleased with the results. >> the curfew is working. >> reporter: people in other cities are showing solidarity with baltimore. large demonstrations taking place in ferguson, chicago, and los angeles. >> it's just not going on in balt moral. baltimore it's going on here, too. >> reporter: the 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew will be effect

throughout the week. the mayor of baltimore will have her discretion -- it will be at her discretion, i should say, if she would like to change that or extend it in in any way. >> thank you. here in the bay area, protesters marched in oakland for a second straight night. the demonstrators marched through downtown oakland. they ended up at the oakland police headquarters. earlier they went to the west oakland b.a.r.t. station, held an impromptu rally. the protest was a lot smaller than monday night. that's where 100 people marched through the area. both marches for the most part were largely peaceful. make sure you stay right here with ktvu channel 2 as well as ktvu.com for continuing updates and you can download the ktvu app for your mobile device.

8:08. the man suspected of groping a 12-year-old girl at the stanford shopping center turned himself into police and they are investigating to see if there may be more victims. 47-year-old rob richard chapman su su remember denned to -- surrendered to police and they credited on social media for the arrests. surveillance cameras cam churred the high qualitity image him. police are investigating the possibility that he was involved in a similar incident in burlingame earlier this month. this surveillance photo shows a man who bothered two teenaged girls as they were shopping in a safeway store. the bolts that anchored the bay bridge tower, they are at the center of a contribute dispute involving caltrans. water is still accumulating at the bottom of the bolts. the bay area news groups

reports the builders deny any responsibility for the problem. caltrans is blaming the builders and says that contract won't be complete until all of the standing water is removed. 8:09. thousands of people are expected to head to san francisco's moscone center where in about 30 minutes, microsoft's build san fernando frens is set to begin. they are expected to make major announcements during the developer's conference. they include the release of the next generation of its windows operating system. windows 10 will be out some time this summer. other announcements include universal apps in the store and the release of a new smartphone. the conference runs through friday. that might affect traffic in the area. opposition forming to the planned warriors arena in san francisco. what one group is doing to try to block the team interest

moving to the mission bay neighborhood. hear about the joyful phone call a bay area father received last night regarding nepal earthquake. some areas are getting worse at this 8:00 hour. this is highway 24. some low clouds out there. there's plenty of breaks and a lot less than we had yesterday. sunny and breezy. both of them will be with us today. but tomorrow we'll be breezy and warmer. we'll explain.

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the death toll from the massive earthquake in nepal continues to rise. more than 5,000 people have been confirmed dead. officials estimate that number could double. brian flores joins us now to explain how people are trying to resume a normal life there despite the devastation. good morning. >> good morning. the damage that we've seen so far has been unbelievable. but aid is slowly making its way to the country. there are several setbacks, however, including the bad weather we spoke about earlier. but as you mentioned, we have seen signs of hope. these are photographs of a 27- year-old man being rescued earlier today. we're hearing that the man was stuck underneath the rubble of what was a three-story hotel in kathmandu. he was stuck for close to 80 hours. he says he had to drink his own

urine to survive and he also relentlessly banged debris until el was found -- until he was found. this is new video of the continued recovery effort and how some are trying to make life back to normal again. some markets and banks are back open. we're also hearing that thousands are homeless while others are fleeing because they are afraid of another earthquake. >> the feeling to go back home we're afraid, confuse, to go the homes or to another place. >> a man from sunnyvale was one of the four americans who died in the avalanche. this is a photo of him. this was taken last wade. he was on a trip of a lifetime, he says. he loved hiking, always wanted to see the himalayas. we've learned a 21-year-old man who went to nepal is safe. spencer dickerson was finally

able to call his family. his father says he screamed with joy when he got the phone call and heard the word, hi, dad. he was being helicoptered off mt. everest and headed to kathmandu. uc berkeley holding a fund- raiser. that event starts at 7:00 at sproul plaza. >> i heard he tweeted the cousin and said tell mom i'm okay. >> we're still waiting to hear from thousands of others. >> thank you. and also new this morning. the nigerian army says it's rescued hundred of women and girls being meld by bow co a -- being held by bow co har -- boko haram. this comes as a mass killing was discovered. the army says boko haram has

lost some of its footing recently but is still considered very dangerous. bay area businesses and law enforcement agencies, they are bracing now for big protests and demonstrations on friday. friday is may day. in the past there have been big rallies and demonstrations. this year, demonstrators planned several actions on may day. organizers will call attention to several issues ranging from genderfication to alleged police abuse. some are urging to keep the demonstrations peaceful, especially in the middle of the tensions in baltimore and elsewhere. want to check in with sal right now. do you have an update on the fire in san francisco? >> it's at a spot that a lot of people know. liverpool restaurant, right there on lyons street near richardson which most people consider the -- consider lum bard. it's right there. this is video of the fire here

coming back from behind liverpool lils. it's at the travelodge on the corner. this is in san francisco's marie marina area -- marina area. cleanup continues the traffic on doyle drive is going to be slow coming through. people were able to see the smoke coming up and they were stopping to look at that before getting on lombard. lombard heading to the bridge is also slow. let's -- i'm gonna move the maps to the eastshore freeway. we have a terrible commute on 80 from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you will need extra time. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 20, 30 minutes

before you get on the span. let's go to steve. >> rather cool. the fog was more widespread yesterday. temperatures cooled down for most. even though there was some 80s. we went from 67 to 80. by the coast, the water temps have taken a tumble. that's allowed lotus drop in the 40s and 50s. gorgeous 82 degrees on tap today. i buy that. i buy that. west at fairfield, gusting to 1. oakland airport, west- southwest. it's west at napa. it's west at sfo. it's west at hayward. but the water temps have settled into what they should be. upper 40s and low 50s.

49 this morning in san francisco. we'll go 63 for a high today. 3 degrees than yesterday. san jose, 75, 52. the record high 93 back in 1981. 1897. >> the record low, 34 degrees. mostly sunny here except for the fog. but that will burn off. 60s, 50s through the interior. 50s on the coast for most. that's the system. it's pushing into southern california where it's hot. they will start to cool down tomorrow. morning fog, cool, sunny and breezy. near 80. there's a lot more 70s to 80s. there is your 82. i buy that. low 80s. a lot of os in between -- 70s in between. am. santa rosa, walnut creek, other rin-- orinda. livermore. 68 for berkeley. 75, san jose. low 80s morgan hill and gilroy.

saratoga and milpitas and then 60s on the coast in the city. palo alto, menlo park and also atherton and belmont. warmer on thursday into friday. upper 80s to near 90. any rain at all? >> around the fifth or sixth. but i think we'll be cool and breezy than anything else. >> i know we still get rain in may. >> record highs in january. nothing would surprise me in june or july. >> all right. >> but not yet. >> all right. american airlines says it's sorry. it is apologizing for delays over the last 24 hours on several flights. the airlines said pilots had problems with an app on the ipads they use instead of paper maps. some flights had to go back to the gate to fix the problem. two years ago, american airlines became the first airline to have the pilots use

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>> he pants residents and businesses to be fined $10,000 for wasted water. he met with mayors 14 cities. he's also directing state agencies to speed up the environmental review of projects that can increase local water supply. water plugs of this type is worse. experts say the bad air affects the elderly, children and those with asthma. the east contra costa fire district getting ready to shut down two more fire stations and also lay off firefighters.

that's because voters rejected a tax assessment that would have raised more than 14 million a year for the next five years. two of the five fire stations will be closed and four will be laid off leaving nine fires on duty. there a new twist in the robbery investigation in cupertino. after the break, the test model product from apple that is still missing. swastikas at stanford? we'll tell you what this vandalism found on campus has prompted students and the university to do? we have breaking news. we're following this from san francisco. fire crews battling a blaze

that's right next to the lucas arts building in the presid you why. we'll get a live report from the scene coming up. >> we're looking at the south bay commute. we have slow traffic that's recovering here. we have good news in the bay. we'll tell you more about that coming up. low clouds around but temperatures today will be 60s, 70s or very low 80s. looks like a sun nay day but there are changes. we'll show if you that's cool or warm.

well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." look at these live pictures on your screen. look at all of the san francisco firefighters out here right now. this is breaking news. san francisco, our camera

panning around. firefighters battingling a two- alarm fire near lyons street and richardson. we're pushing in here. you can get an idea of the liverpool lils restaurant. this is next to the entrance of the presidio near the lucas arts whetherring -- building. we'll get a look at the fire and what is on fire there. stay tuned. wednesday morning. april 29th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic now. steve paulson has your forecast. >> sun nip and -- sunny and breezy. low clouds around. they will burn off. we had more yesterday. today looks to be a day of -- kind of a transition day. 60s, and 70s for most. we'll get 80s. the low clouds, not that much. the cooler temps, a lot of 40s. now we're seeing 50s but nothing racing out too far.

westerly breeze, southerly breeze. onshore wind and that's going to give us kind of a nice day here. a little freshness to that breeze. this system going through, there are signs that high pressure will build in after today for a warmup tomorrow. morning fog, cool to chilly out there. but sunny and breeze. 60s, 70s coast and bay. near 80 for some. but tomorrow, we start a warmup. all right, sal. you have more on liverpool lils or what? tara has just arrived. but i will stay the traffic on lombard is going to be affected. we're just about to have -- a lot of equipment there. tara is live on the scene. we're about to have a report there. she will explain. liverpool lils is kind of and institution. let's take a look at the eastshore freeway. 80 westbound, very slow to the macarthur maze and slow traffic

at the bay bridge. has not been a good morning for this corridor. i want to mention the bay bridge toll plaza is gonna be backed up for 20, 25 minutes. if we can go back to the maps. we promised you a look at the south bay, some things are improving here but 280 has improved but 101 is a mess. all the way up to mountain view and so is 85. we have a late and bad commute in the valley. at 8:33. back to the desk. we're on breaking news in san francisco as we told you. firefighters at the scene of a big fire in the city's cal hollow neighborhood. it broke out in the last half- hour and damaged a popular business near the lombard street gate to the presidio. tara moriarty, you are out there now, so what are you seeing and what do you know? >> reporter: well, the fire is out at this stage. but this is devastating news for a lot of san franciscans because the restaurant that was affected because liverpool lils. a very popular restaurant in this area. almost anyone who is a native has been here at some point or

another. we know that the call came out around 7:30, went to a second alarm around 7:48, i believe, you can see that everybody is standing around right now because, again. flames are out. it appears that the fire was contained to the back. we did listen to the scanner on our way over here on the live truck and we could hear them breaking open parts of walls to get the smoke out. there are no injuries. luckily, no one was hurt in this fire. and if we take a look around, you can see they are up on the roof. they've thrown a ladder up there. they are doing ventilation over there towards the back of the building. and that is where we had heard all of the commotion on the scanner. we can see that they are starting to do a little bit of overhaul and have drug some tables out. this is very close to the palace of fine arts. they have blocked off this

street right here. anyone who is coming out of the presidio, a short cut, they are being diverted. you can see there are quite a few trucks here. so we imagine that they are gonna be here for a while taking their time trying to figure out what caused this fire. the ba tal yun chief -- battalion chief is very busy. as we pulled up, he was doing a lot of work. we're hoping to get a chance to talk to him in the next couple of minutes. but you can see that firefighters are on scene. there sea quite a crowd. i want to emphasize that liverpool lils is a restaurant that everyone knows. it's been around a long time. i would imagine a lot of people who are regulars will be quite devastated. it appears it won't be opening any time soon. back to you. >> thank you. now to developing news in

sacramento county. deputies say a man was shot and killed by a fish and wildlife officer during a raid on an illegal marijuana growing operation. this happened about 6:00 a.m. at the stone lake's national wildlife ref few. officials say the man pointed a gun at an officer. that officer opened fire hitting the man in the chest. the sacramento bee is reporting the suspected grower was pronounced dead at the scene. we'll get more details as we get them. police at stanford university, they are searching for the people who painted disturbing and hateful symbols on student housing there. janine de la vega reports from stanford where students rallied against the vandalism. >> reporter: the university's president has come out saying that he is deeply troubled that somebody would point an offensive symbol like a swastika on campus housing. they've launched an investigation. so far, students are telling us, they feel this is an isolated incident. last night, about 200 students

gathered in memorial plaza to talk about what happened. it was organized by the jewish student association and had a somber tone as various people talked about how their family members were treated during the holocaust. they would like to know who sphra painted a swastika over the weekend. it was found on the fraternity house and the pentigram was discovered. >> what are you say trying to say? are you worshiping satan? >> i am impressed by the support we're getting. >> reporter: stanford university's president said the university will not tolerate hate crimes. this incident will be fully investigated. this level has no place at stanford. i asked everyone in the community to stand together against intom rans and hate --

intom rans -- intolerance and hate. students we spoke to say they are surprised by this vandalism and they hope that it's not a fellow student that's responsible. reporting from stanford, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:38. happening today, 18-year-old william shultz in contra costa county, he will be charged with the murder of a 9-year-old boy and he is scheduled to appear in court. prosecutors have charged him with the special circumstances of lying in wait. now, police say schultz stabbed 9-year-old jordan to death inside his home in discovery bay early sunday morning. in a jailhouse interview, he told the bay area news group. he wanted to know what it was like to kill another person. there is an interesting twist to a robbery investigation out of cupertino. an east bay couple, they were arrested earlier this month

after police say they robbed a man they met online through a sex ad. now, according to the mercury news that man told police, a test model ipad from apple was one of the items stolen. authorities haven't released any other details about that device but said it has not been recovered as yet. it's also not clear if the apple item was related to an upcoming product release or an out dated model or a test device. there's no stopping the warriors on the court but the team's plan to build an arena in san francisco is facing stiff competition. the chronicle reports that an anonymous group of wealthy donors has hired a high-powered consulting team to block the proposed move to the mission bay neighborhood. the warriors want to build an 18,000-seat arena, two 160-foot foot tall office towers and a central plaza larger than union

square but the opposition group says this plan would block people from getting to the new ucsf mission bay medical center. an at&t company president, fired for sending a racially offensive mission? we'll tell you why a lawsuit linked to the scandal is going forward even though that executive as already been fired it. the seven sandwiches getting axed from mcdonald's menu. you may not be loving it either if you are driving in san jose and some of these commutes -- in some of these commutes or part of the east bay. this is the intersection, slow. we'll tell you more about this coming up. a little breeze, chill in the air. all signs point to a warmup tomorrow. we'll have details on that.

welcome back. 8:43. at&t confirms it has fired the company president who is in the middle of a $100 million discrimination lawsuit. that lawsuit names at&t, aaron slater who was president of content and advertising sales and some other company executives as defendants. now, according to the lawsuit, slater used his work phone to

send racially offensive images. the lawsuit was filed by an african-american woman who worked for slater. her lawyer says the lawsuit will continue despite the firing because at&t did not take action earlier after the issue was brought to the attention of the board of directors as well as the human resources department. 8:44. we are keeping an eye on twitter's stock. right now, it's down over 5% below $40. this is on top of an 18% drop yesterday after the company announced a $162 million first quarter loss. twitter says new direct response marketing products are not performing as well as expected but it still believes there's room for growth. clever marketing or offensive language? bud light is apologizing for an ad campaign that's turned into a controversy. pam cook has the wording in question and the reaction to

it. >> thed a campaign is called bud light, up for whatever. it now has anheuser-busch apologizing. the label says request, the perfect beer for removing no from your vocabulary for the night. images of the label spread online and so did the criticism. some critics call the company irresponsible. even accusing of it condoning date rape. the president said. would he yeahated messages to encourage brand engagement. it's clear this message missed the mark and we regret it. we would not condone this behavior. as a result, we have ceased production of the message on all bottles. some viewers are very emotional about t others think the critics are overreacting. lacy says why must we pick

apart every thing it was only speaking to enjoy the beer. that's it. way to nitpick. another individual says it looks like a warning label to me. lol. and eric says even the up for whatever slogan is not necessary. it's not about being oversensitive. it's common sense. come on, marketing people, you no he what you were doing here. and the interesting things. advertisers are weighing in. a lot of people are saying whether people are sensitive or overreacting, with social media the message is spread quickly and widespread. >> yeah. >> they are all kind of saying you do need to be extra careful with what you say and how you say it. >> social media goes viral. >> thank you. 8:46. mcdonald's is cutting seven sandwiches from its menu in an effort to combat declining sales. they are getting rid of the

dluks quader pounderrant -- deluxe quarter pounder and six chicken sandwich. they say they would roll out a simpler menu. they've been outpaced by rivals like wendy's and burger king while losing market share to chains such as panera and chipotle. let's go back to sal. skyfox is there and you can see firefighters are on the roof of this building and just from hearing reports, they have contained the fire. it did not extend to the other buildings. but they are being very thorough as all of these wood frame buildings are in close proximity to the fire building and liverpool lils. you've probably heard of it. i'm not sure what the damage will be. a lot of people have been asking me that on social media.

let's take a look at some of these other commutes that we have. by the way, our reporter is on the scene. we'll continue to cover this story. let's continue our coverage with 680 and 242 being a mess because of an earlier accident. 680 right near 242. if you are driving from 242 down to walnut creek, it is terrible there. also terrible, the south bay commute, 101 especially getting up to mountain view, 280 is improving a little bit. but 85 is very slow. this whole commute into sunnyvale and cupertino is terrible. at the bay bridge toeb, 5 minutes before you get on the bridge. let's go to steve. i forgot, steve. sorry. i tossed it to you before we talked about 880. that's backed up from marina boulevard heading up to high street. let's go to steve now. >> all right. there we are. thank you. we do have some of the low cloud deck already beginning to bush off. it will be sunny for everybody. the fog was not as extensive as

yesterday. i think the next hour, most of it should be gone. but hang onto the san mateo coast a little longer. you did see some of that there. down to santa cruz and monterey, that seems to be the area with the most fog. 50s and 60s. temperatures rather chilly this morning. a lot of 40s here. the breeze is pretty good for some. it's an onshore breeze for most. cooler direction. speaking of cooler, the water temps have gotten -- upper 40s and low 50s. these are the coldest we've seen in about a year. i think last may or june. some of the system that came by is completely washed out. it didn't do much except bring in cooler air aloft. behind this guy there will be high pressure building in tomorrow. that will give us a northerly breeze. northeast, that means temperatures will go up. well inland. 60s and 70s. 60s by the water. upper 60s and 70s, a few upper

70s. temperatures near average to slightly below. warmer thursday, friday, and then a cooling trend on the weekend. okay, steve. tomorrow, tomorrow is the last day to watch the first episode of a new fox show before it premieres. >> have you spoken to anyone else about what happened? >> my mart part -- partner. >> it's called wayward pines. it doesn't air until may 14th. right now it's available for free viewing online. it tellles the story of a secret service agent played by matt dylan. he is searching for two missing federal agents. it's a ten-episode thriller. it also stars terence howard and juliette lewis. look for this under the "mornings on 2" tab on the home page. >> terence howard is a busy

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-- the top of the building, i also heard reports of that on the scanner. it's unclear how much damage was done and when it will reopen. we're trying to find that out. let's take a look at south bay. this has not been good. 101 has been off to a bad start. 280 and 85 are still very slow. we had one major accident. most of the other accidents were minor. we also want to mention -- i don't have it on the maps but southbound 680 coming from concord to walnut creek is really slow. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, about a 25- minute delay. that's been slower than usual. today the bay bridge -- >> you can see all of the cloud in the background. >> they will burn off, it will be sunny, breezy. 60s, 70s. warmer weather for thursday, friday. it cools down. >> high on 790 on friday -- high on 90 on friday.

>> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon. we'll have a live report from baltimore where a prayer vigil a scheduled along with the orioles game, for the first time in baseball miss history, the -- history, the public is not invited. we'll continue to follow that story all day and have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. have a great day.

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