apparently the hayward fault.nd rob barkus says it was downgraded to a 4.0 but it felt like a 20.9. of course he is exaggerating but he was awakened by the initial rumble. as my jack russells were going crazy, i asked myself, is that an earthquake? and i was answered by a big thump. so people are really feeling it all over the bay area. saying it was a violent shaking. in some cases, and in other cases, not so much. so kind of depending on where you are, is probably how strongly you felt the two quakes. let's check in now with juliet. >> thanks so much. frank mallicoat who is on the morning show thought he had a day off but no, he is on the line, too. frank, good morning to you. it appears you were awakened by this earthquake as well. what is your location? >> actually i was in tahoe over the weekend and decided to stay at martinez last night. had dinner with my sister. and helped her with her dog. she had asked motto stay and a good night -- asked me to stay and i slept in. and i thought i was going to sleep in.

on the hayward fault in el cerrito. the first was a 2.9 magnitude, the larger 4.0 magnitude earthquake immediately followed. sense then the u.s. geological survey has reported two smaller aftershocks. we're live from a golf course that is the epicenter of these quakes. >> reporter: we're at the mira vesta country club which sits on top of the hill in el cerrito over looking the bay. the earthquake this morning originatedded 5 1/2 miles under the ground we are standing on. they have a sentor here. tucked away in the back room of a maintenance building is a black box with blinking lights. it's a sentor for the u.s. geological survey. this morning at 5:30 it picked up two back-to-back earthquakes. >> it was a small shake, it stopped for a second, then a stronger shake after that. >> it felt different from the past two that happened in october, i think. this one felt like the furniture was swaying. >> the quake struck eight seconds apart, the first of a 2.9, the second a 4.0 magnitude earthquake. the country club sits on to

the hayward fault runs at unc berkeley.nter just a little further north from where i'm at. definitely felt both shakes here in the berkely area. >> it didn't tbefer ai -- give a reason to raise gas prices. >>> but jack, you know, i, for example, you're looking at an apartment building right there; right? it was dark out, and i'm wondering did you immediately see lights the go on? >> oh, yeah. >> you did? >> yeah, definitely. there are some residential housing right along this area on university. and immediately, the first thing i did is try to get out and get my camera set up so i could get a shot of it. the shaking stopped so i could actually get the camera turned on. but once i did get out, the lights started popping on at all the areas around where i'm at right now. you can see them all flip on. obviously it woke almost everybody up in this area because it was violent. the second one much more violent. it would be hard to sleep through something like that. >> a lot of people aring going to have felt it. it was quiet. it

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it is centered on the hayward fault.o. 5.5 mi. below the surface. this is a section of the hayward fault that over the past 15-20 years has produced a fair number of small earthquakes. >>darya: jackie sissel was pretty near the epicenter in berkeley when this one is struck. >>jackie: did morning. -- good morning. i am only a couple of miles away from uc-berkeley were the fault runs underneath memorial stadium and a couple of miles south of the epicenter. i was actually inside of the newsstand getting ready to do a report this morning. i am close to university avenue in berkeley. the first sign of anything going on was a small rumble. i thought it was a bus or cement truck going by. there seemed to be a break and then, the second one hit. that one was definitely more violent and lasted much longer. at that point, i knew that we were having an earthquake. you had dario were still on the air, but it took 80 seconds before you guys magic did. obviously i was closer to the epicenter. to me, it felt like to separate shakes. al

southbound 80 through hayward.rthbound 13, tree cleared but now a stalled vehicle there off of warren freeway. back to you. >> thanks a lot for the update. it is official. the case of a missing morgan hill teenager now being called an abduction. today in the bay's bob redell live in morgan hill where volunteers are gathering a little over an hour from now to help search for sierra lamar. good morning. >> yes, good morning to you, jon. after interviewing more than 100 of her family and friends, investigators now believe that it is -- highly unlikely that sierra lamar, 15-year-old girl, simply ran away when she disappeared two friday mornings ago. they are leaning towards the theory she was taken involuntarily. in other words, kidnapped. today is day two of the all volunteer effort of being commanded, launched from burnett elementary in morgan hill where we are at now. this is being run by the klaas kids foundation with the guidance of the santa clara county sheriff's office. good morning to you. almost 600 people sh

ktvu claudine wong is there in hayward. she has new information.re trying hard to work very quickly out here in hayward. but you can see, it is a mess. take a look at that power pole that is leaning in our direction. that's what is causing all the problems. that than 250 people as you said without power. the latest word from crews on the scene is they are hoping to reroute power and get power to most people on by 8:00 a.m.. there is going to be about a hand ever of people maybe six will be out of power for longer than that. you can see the pole that came crashing down, the way that it ended up tilting in that direction because of a car crash that happened about 11:30- 11:45 last night. we talked to residence out here. they heard it. multiple cars were involved. one man came out to see if anyone needed help. it's believed at this point the person play fled the scene. we have been talking to hayward police vying to get information on them. the situation over here at kelly and bay view is they've got to replace that pole that is leaning toward us. tha

the hayward fault runs through their property underneath this fairway. employees knew they needed to head out immediately and look for problems. >> haven't seen any damage yet. had a few guys going around to check to make sure there isn't irrigation breaks, everything seems good. >> reporter: the buildings here are almost 100-years-old the chimneys are still standing. the usgs placed a shake

oakland. 61 in hayward.ere we should be for march. 59 san francisco. 56 along the coastline. but it's going to feel cooler because it's going to be a lot cooler from the last couple days. 65 redwood city. 63 mountain view. 66 in san jose. under mostly sunny skies. that's a good day. no reason to gripe about that. scattered sprinkles sunday and a wave of systems that will roll in next week. it is going to be a wet one! showers developing by monday afternoon. tuesday looks like it could be an all-day soggy day, and then wednesday scattered showers remain in the forecast. afternoon highs in the low 60s. if you've got someplace to be to be the afternoon, i've got your day planner coming up! >>> airline crews are supposed to keep passengers calm. but that was not the case on this flight. more on the flight attendant who ranted, raved and told passengers their plane was going to crash. but first let's give you a live look outside and there she something, the golden gate bridge looking stellar on this saturday morn

>>> hayward identify crews put to the test. a strip mall up in smoke and a house in flames. two massive fires in hayward are under investigation tonight in the first a man pulled his mother from their byrneing -- burning home, and two hours later and a mile away, strip mall went up in flames on jackson fleet. lisa amin gulezian is there live with the latest. >> reporter: this is what's left of a plumbing shop here in hey werd. 40 firefighters responded to stop the fire from destroying that business and all of these over there. >> the flames leapt from the burning building, turning the sky orange. you can see from this video taken by the fire chief, crews aggressively attacking the fire from the ground and from up above. >> certainly don't want it to spread to other buildings and have half a city block catch on fire. >> the fire stayed put, destroying the plumbing company and causing major damage to nearby plastering company but the three neighboring businesses were spared. >> there's a guardian angel. if that it was another material there, the whole thing would be gone. >> r

pg&e crews are on scene right now in hayward. this is in the fairview area of hayward. right there by kelly street and bayview. there may still be streets blocked off in the area. right now 260 customers are without power this morning so the focus is really on getting that power restored. they are hoping by about 3:30 this afternoon. all right. that's traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> today you can buy shares of an internet company that has tens of millions of visitors per month. >> san francisco-based yelp has not turned a profit but that's expected to change. gil diaz joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. yelp is making its stock market debut today and you might let out a yelp after hearing this. it may be valued at $900 million. its stock is at $15 a share. that's above the expected price range of between $12 and $14. they are selling over 7 million shares. its charitable foundation selling another 50,000. and investment banks also have the option to sell another million shares. the offering could raise as much as $123 million. that's a lot for a

. >>> two fires-under investigation in hayward. one happened at a home an a street. then a few hours latary strip mall went up in flames a mile away on jackson street. lisa amin gulezian is live in hayward with the latest. >> reporter: it took an hour to put down the fire behind me. firefighters were able to stop the blaze from destroying that business and several more right over there. just before 6:00 a.m., the flames turned the sky before this strip mall orange. crews aggressively attacked the fire from the ground and from up above. >> certainly don't want it to spread to other buildings and have half the city block catch on fire. so the number one concern is to make sure it stays in place. >> reporter: the fire stayed put. destroying a plumbing company and causing damage to another company. the three neighboring businesses were spared. >> i was afraid it was our building, but luckily this brick wall here stopped the fire. >> reporter: broken glass and melted power boxes forced everyone to close today. while cleanup continues here, sadness grows a few blocks away

>> reporter: good morning i'm cause cause in hayward we are watching pg&e crews work to restore power to hundreds of people. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney at the carquinez bridge i-80 going to be packed later today as skiers head to the sierra for the first really good sking in a long time. before you go i have a warning and it comes if the sierra avalanche center coming up in a few minutes. >>> good morning i'm mike nicco beautiful sunrise coming upon us in 35 minutes, dry this morning, cooling trend, warmer weather on wait in the afternoon. within more look at rain next week. -- >>> good morning to you we miss that music it kind of livens things up. >> we still have the news. >> i'm eric thomas. topping our news this half hour, hundreds of hayward residents may be waking up late discovering their home have no power we are now being told it could be that way all day because of a late night crash. katie marzullo has more on the crash and the work it going to take to get the lights back. you have updated information, right? >> reporter: yes, it is good news for the 262 pg&e customer

we are following developing news out of hayward. last night a car struck a power pole in the area near kelly and bayview in hayward. about 260 customers are still without power. they hope to restore power by about 3:30 this afternoon. in the meantime, they are waking up in the dark and a lot of traffic lights are out around that area. so of course if you reach one of those areas where the lights are out treat it as a four-way stop. 880 through oakland no issues towards downtown oakland. and the san mateo bridge traffic still fine both directions 92. coming up a check of the south bay. back to you guys. >>> classes will resume this morning at the ohio high school where three students were shot and killed. students and their parents marched back to chardon high school yesterday morning as a sign of solidarity. the alleged shooter tj lane was charged with three counts of aggravated murder in juvenile court. prosecutors say there is still a chance he could be tried as an adult. visitation and funeral services also begin today for the vi

neighborhood just -- 250 others were in the dark in this hayward neighborhood. pg&e said it wasn't a hard fix, it just took some time. residents we talked to say this problem, just one of many they see along kelly street. one resident told me kelly street is better known as the kelly speedway. charles pipkin says drivers ignore the posted speed limit all of the time. >> they come down here 50, 60 miles an hour. >> reporter: what's the speed limit? >> 25, 30. >> reporter: 25. >> they come down here pretty good. >> reporter: pipkin says speed burns and extra signs may help but he's not sure that will happen. but what did happen around 8:30, the power turned on. >> we couldn't get anything. >> reporter: the first thing you turned on? >> the heat. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in hayward, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and the nation's largest gay rights group, the human rights campaign, has named a key figure in the right against came's proposition 8 as its new president. 38-year-old chad griffin was brought in to lead the no on 8 campaign and later s

developing news in hayward where a traffic accident has turned off the lights for hundreds of pg&e customers. a car hit a power pole this is a live picture of the scene intersection of kelly and bayview. the crash happened overnight. right now 262 customers are in the dark because of the damage. you can see the pole, pg&e says many could be without power until 3:30 this afternoon. we'll continue to follow this developing story and bring you more as we get >> this is the weekend tahoe ski resorts and snow lovers have been waiting all season for. don't be surprised if the freeways are jammed today. they are getting substantial powder but there is also a warning about avalanche danger. terry mcsweeney is live along i-80 in crockett which will be busy later today. >> reporter: that warning coming from the sierra avalanche center. they say there is a dramatic increase in the chances of an avalanche and a human induced avalanche this weekend. there was evidence of that yesterday. take a look at a fatality that happened yesterday this is near alpine meadows. not associated with alpine meadows it is

many >> you will see here that the hayward fault, the hayward rodgers creek all system has a 31 percent probability of producing a magnitude 6.7 or greater next 30 years. we think that is the most likely candidate to produce a large earthquake. there is a two in three chance of 18th graders in magnitude 6 or 7 the next three years. >>grant: the bay bridge is the area's largest retrofit. >> workers here at the bay bridge construction site did not deal either of the two tumblers. once word came down, inspectors took a look at the structure everything checked out ok. the inspectors paid special attention to the steel beams behind me. the rust colored colors are called falsework. they play an important role in the construction of the news there. >> we're building itself incurred suspension bridge. the table holds the bridge in place. we have falsework in place temporarily hold of the deck of during the construction process. it is important to go in and make sure that none of that temporary still has shifted or have seen any changes caused by an earthquake. >> the current and retrofitted eas

. >>> two fires are under investigation tonight in hayward. and both happened within hours of each other. lisa amin gulezian has the latest. >> reporter: just before 6:00 a.m. the flames turned the sky above this hayward strip mall orange, crews aggressively attacked the fire from the ground and up above. >> certainly don't want it to spread to other buildings and have the city block catch on fire. so the number one concern is to keep it in place. >> reporter: the fire stayed put, destroying a plumbing company and causing damage to a nearby company. but the three nick businesses were spared. >> i was afraid it was our build, but luckily this brick wall here, it stopped the fire. >> reporter: still, broken glass and melted power boxes forced everybody to close today. while cleanup continues here, sadness grows a few blocks away on eight street where two people were severely burned at a plays at this -- blaze at this home. >> they're nice people. know them about 32 years. >> neighbors identified the victims as # 2-year-old laura flores and her s

if you are driving in hayward, hayward union city and fremont, the traffic is getting busier. and again it's tough driving on the richmond, san rafael bridge. the bay bridge, tara moriarty, and dumbarton bridge. 6:50 let's go to mark. >> hi there sal. we do have -- take a look at this downpours. what is this? this is up in sonoma for the north bay. they have been tracking moderate downpours here. accumulating water on the roadways. perfect example here. and here you can't pick on out on life storm tracker two. the yellows do link up with moderate downpours. moving out of benicia and martinez. at least some light shower activity. could be moderate at times. more activity developing offshore. a lot of neighborhoods reporting light rain and even san jose reporting some light rain at last check. we still like i showed you heavier downpours to report with the darker shades of green and yellow showing up as well. as far as our forecast for today. we do have temperatures for afternoon highs mainly in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees and -- the click sore giving us a few issues here

a 13, 14 minute drive time out of hayward. and in the other direction, coming off of the highrise, everything looks great to the east bay. and golden gate bridge, kind of easy to tell what the issue is here. a dense fog advisory. chp issued this one overnight. so still in effect, and at pun won't the visibility -- at one point the visibility was 250 feet. be extra careful headed from marin. an earlier accident southbound 101 near atherton. minor injuries. it is now closed. the drive times to the east bay still in the clear here as well. top speeds coming out of the altamont pass, down the east shore freeway, and the nimitz and westbound 24, through oakland and walnut creek. that is traffic. back to you. >> thanks for the update, elizabeth. 5:04. it is going to be days and weeks of cleanup after a rash of powerful storms caused death and destruction. and several midwest and southern states. terrell brown joins us from one of the hardest hit towns, henryville, indiana. terrell? >> grace, good morning. it is the unseasonably warm

hundreds of people in hayward are in the dark this morning. all day to get the power back on following a late night accident. >>> new developments in the domestic abuse trial of the san francisco sheriff. the potential witness that will be meeting with the judge in a few hours. >>> tragedy in the sierra. the deadly accident outside a popular lakota hoe ski resort. >>> here's a look at the east shore freeway. traffic looking good. we have more to tell you about a power outage in hayward to tell you about. í >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news it is friday, friday, march 2nd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. steve paulson. >> pam, dave. >> i hear the temperatures will change for the weekend. >> it is. it's going to warm up. we're starting off cool and breezy or coal for some locations. 30s with clear skies. temperatures will rebound fast. so look for upper 50s low to mid 60s. breezy for many. >>> here is a look at highway 24 through lafayette 37 traffic on the right hand side t

. >>> plus, firefighters are investigating two fires in hayward. one of which ended in a dramatic rescue. >>> and talk about going the distance. >> it's going to take aingt months. >>> why four students launched the hike of a lifetime in san francisco today. their destination, capitol hill. >>> a theatre group on the peninsula is offering special needs kids a chance to do something they've dreamed of. act. youth drama for all is just that. it's a program that not only helps kids, but creates a supportive community for parents. kimberly terry is live with more on the program. >> reporter: hello, diane. today was their big annual performance and it was dedicated to a south bay family dealing the tragedy. on tuesday, a woman killed her 22-year-old autistic son before taking her own life. neighbors say she was overwhelmed, her son needed round the clock care. it is critical to have a strong support system. this program is open to kids from kindergarten through high school in lossal toes and mountain view. many of physical disablties, but directors say

the hayward fault is considered a prime candidate for a large earthquake. >> the hayward fault and rodgersprobability of producing a large earthquake over the next 30 years. and other words it is the most likely candidate to produce a large of which in the bay area. there is roughly 82 in three chance of a large earthquake. >> in a lot of people felt this one, mole will cut scanned dishes knocked off of shelves. we also got a few pictures of cracks in walls and ceilings. >> we felt a quick dose of a nice role. >>alejandra: there is no surprise that the tumblers were felt. the were fault runs down the middle from and is known to end zone. that is why this retrofit project is underway. the entire stadium and the temporary structures were inspected. the project managers says a lot of that is due to the fact that the structural work is a 95% complete. >> the entire stadium is solid. >> it is made of multiple components. >> we build the new structure is designed to have a removable sections. the north and south can move separately from the rest of the structure. >> it is designed to withstand a

here is your ride on 92 going towards hayward and foster city.here's a lot of space in between cars. a quick check and a very empty golden gate bridge. your ride on 101 is just fine. now on to our developing story. >>james: police cuts are being felt all around the bay area this morning. the city is now facing a one- and-a-half million dollar budget shortfall. can as a result they will only have about 20 officers and that will happen in about five weeks. that comes down to about one officer for every 1200 residents. a special city council meeting was held to address this issue. reggie kumar was there to tell us what happened. the hercules to the council approved a half cents sales tax. there were also going to include another tax. they found it was not enough support. if approved, city officials say it would generate half a million dollars, just enough to bring back the three hercules police officers being laid off on april 12th. even with all of the cuts to public safety there are more empty chairs in the council chamber than people who attended

the hayward fault runs through their property underneath this fairway. employees knew they needed to head out immediately and look for problems. >> haven't seen any damage yet. had a few guys going around to check to make sure there isn't irrigation breaks, everything seems good. >> reporter: the buildings here are almost 100-years-old the chimneys are still standing. the usgs placed a shake monitor here to take readings from this faultline. the big shock this morning was what the monitor found. >> was a pretty goojolt to find out it was only a 4.0, i thought it was bigger. >> reporter: the neighborhood was jolted awake this morning. everyone and everything appeared okay. >> i felt an initial pop then i heard a roar behind the pop then all of a sudden my house started to shake. i walked around the house to make sure there was no damage. in fact, there was none. >> jumped out of bed to make sure everything was okay, the family was okay. >> reporter: residents saw each other's lights turning on after the quake and the texts and e-mails started flying. >> y

we begin with developing news in hayward. a traffic accident has turned off lights for hundreds of customers. pg&e says a car hit a pole near the intersection of kelly and bayview overnight. 262 customers if the dark. the utility says many could be without power until 3:30 this afternoon. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more on it as we get details. >>> huge warning going out to skiers at the start watch expected to be the biggest ski weekend. the skier who got caught in an autopsy yesterday has died. terry mcsweeney is live along i-80 in crockett. the gateway to tahoe. >> reporter: there will be a lot of people heading up to tahoe exciting weekend for skiers. there is a warning from the sierra avalanche center of considerable danger, the likelihood of human triggered avalanches in the sierra this . take a look at what they believe where this happened yesterday. a skier near alpine meadows dead after he and a couple of friends went into the back country, i mean way back country, by themselves and did what i

police beat a hayward man on january 29th at the corner of poke and elm. was beaten as the suspects were bothering several women. the victim was at first in critical condition but is now out of the hospital. >>> another person has died on sierra ski slopes. a 20-year-old man died yesterday while snowboarding with friends at sugar bowl. the man's friends became worried when he didn't make it to the bottom of the run. they discovered him in a free well. this is interesting some employers are looking for more than just your name, social security and working history. they are looking for facebook user names and passwords. now these requests are most common for law enforcement and public safety jobs. even companies that don't ask for passwords ask for job applicants to friend resource managers. >>> as the primary fight mitt romney and rick santorum are now getting protection, we are now finding out their code names. the name comes by a muscle car. rick santorum's name is said to be petro and it is a biblical name. >>> tara moriarty has problem in emoryville? >>

jc hayward is off. >>> howard, what can we expect? >> we're seeing a picture out of thornburg, virginia, i-95. they got a lot of snow. this is route 15 and i-64 live now where the snow is sort of tapered down. incredible snow amounts in a small area from around charlottesville. i-95 is just wet from charlottesville across parts of albemarle and orange counties, we got anywhere from 6 to as much as 10 inches of snow. even spotsylvania i have some reports of 5 inches. in the purple areas, these are our winter weather advisories for another hour or so across charles and st. mary's counties. we're watching the snow south of town. this is similar to a few winters ago when we had 2 inches of snow and around march 2 or so, we picked up 5 and a half. well, this was the same type of setup except it missed us by about 50 miles. southern fauquier toward culpeper starting to shut down. maybe one or two hours of snow left for southern maryland. the dark blue extending from spotsylvania and thurnburg, you can see a little enhance -- thornburg, you

we will, because it is on the hayward, we will just follow this closely all day. and keep the public informed. >> david, we have a teaching moment when you have these quakes that should serve as a reminder we are going to have the big one, one day. >> it should serve as a very important reminder we often go for months and months without feeling quakes and people tend to forget. we just have to be reminded by the tornadoes that occurred in the central and eastern u.s., where out of the blue, boom. when we do have a large earthquake here it will just happen. so people have to take advanced precautions. bottom line is prepare. >> all right usgs does categorize this quake in the category of light, right? >> right. it may not feel light to you, when you have felt it, that is just an indication, general characterization and as you said, it is a reminder that we live in eaq" tá5up)q country. >> david, light at 5:33 a.m. and light at 5:33 p.m. are -- feel a little different. >> very, -- yes, very different. >> david, thank you for waking up early and joining us. >> i want

. >>> and brave actions in the hayward strip mall. what one man did to save his elderly mother's life. >>> and young, undocumented immigrants, why near making a trip across the country. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >>> i'm eric rasmussen. >>> and hello again everybody, i'm heather holmes. controversy today on the campus where the islamic leader, louis farrakhan, had a speech. others protested the minister and his message. >> what are you afraid of? what is it that i might say to your students or your slaves. >> reporter: minister louis farrakhan opened the black conference at uc berkeley today, bringing others together. >> what i got out of it, how can he can build the black community back up. >> reporter: the -78year-old urged the 600 students to depend on themselves for jobs, and learn more about black history. he also pushed a controversial book that alleges jews dominated the slave trade. >> and that they controlled the government, you need to be their friend, to me it was so hateful, horrible. >> this is

folks headlights are headed towards hayward.t the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it is getting backed up and that's because the metering lights went on nearly one minute ago so give yourself extra time if you are headed to san francisco. we are looking at our maps at the west 5th street off ramp in san francisco, a two car collision causing a little bit of a delay there. >>> there is going to be a changeover by the coast and also by the bay and there are pockets of thinking fog. temperatures are starting to come down, leading edge of our change getting close to the oregon border, 30s to the north 40s for everybody, breeze should start to pick up, mostly sunny to mild, cooler over by the coast, very shallow, that is our system and it does not look like much, fog returns mainly coast and a little bit around the bay, mostly sunny, still mild inland and that system will sweep by our mid- 70s will be replaced with upper 60s, lower 70s and tomorrow it looks like a lot of upper 50s. mostly sunny, just a little cooler on the tempera

jc hayward has the day off. i'm mike hydeck. we begin with news on the metro. the red line was closed for part of the morning after a man was struck and killed by a teenage. investigators believe this unidentified man intentionally put himself in front of the train. once again, however, the white flint station on the red line is open now. >>> french president nicholas sarkozy calls this a national tragedy. a father and three children were gunned down. all schools and religious buildings in france are now being secured. >> reporter: grieving relatives aarrived at the ozar hatorah school as new spread of the shooting. all the children from this school are like my children, in woman said. police say a gunman on a motor bike opened fire just before classes started at the school in the southwest city of tolouse. a rabbi, his two young sons and another child were killed. the prosecutor says he shot at everybody who was near him. children and adults. the children were chased inside the school. investigators are looking into whether the attack is related to two others

. >>> we have new information about this power outage in hayward. we'll tell you what pg&e just told us about restoring power and what residents are saying about the crash that caused this mess. >>> an overnight shooting in oakland. why the search for suspects is expanding. >>> new developments in the domestic violence trial of san francisco's sheriff. the woman from his past who is scheduled to meet with the judge. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, march 2nd. >>> the power is still out for hundreds of people in hayward. neighbors at kelly street and bayview avenue say multiple cars hit a utility pole late last night. claudine wong is live in hayward to explain when the power might be back on. >> reporter: most people should be back on by 8:00. you can see crews working hard on the street. you can see the pole knocked down. it was leaning for a good part of the morning. now they are taking it down. they are gonna put a new pole in. now, residents out her

also another line to pittsburg, antioch, back to hayward. still, some light rain around. 50s on the temperatures. 54 has been there for a while por many. our system will continue to mar -- for many. our system will continue to march off. the next system is taking aim at northern california but eventually it will slide south. mostly cloudy, light rain giving way to showers. 60s on the temperatures. the extended -- it looks like we keep this going. a break on sunday, it looks like. >> okay. >>> the rain is almost gone but the problems for air travelers, well, those are not we're gonna give you a situation on the airport delays. >> reporter: a missing morgan hill teenager and now a massive volunteer search. why investigators don't believe sierra lamar ran away. @ c 3q at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clea

the hayward fire department says the man driving was trapped for four hours in a spot hard to see where five canyons parkway crosses under 580 on the hayward-castro valley border. >> it was cold, man. >> reporter: the victim was discovered by michael on his morning walk. first thing you noticed? >> the car, door open, legs in the water. he was laying in the water his whole body basically. >> reporter: actually came through this tree here probably a matter of inches on either side. >> reporter: the captain from the hayward fire department shows the narrow area where the car slipped from the driver's own driveway into the creek. emergency workers snapped these photos showing the precarious position of the car after the driver had been pulled to safety. >> the gentleman was again laying outside the vehicle somewhat in the water. and firefighters were able to get down through here. he was brought up through the other side. >> michael says he doesn't feel like a hero. he was just in the right place at the right time. >> could have been anybody. hope somebody would do it for me. >> reporter:

>>mark: we have been following a story of hayward.aged power pole knocking out power in parts of hayward here at kelly and a bay view. jackie sissel explains what happened. >>jackie: pg&e is still out on the scene here in hayward where a power pole was struck by a car last night. this all happened around 11:45 p.m. when a car traveling down kelly street struck this powerful and knocked it down along with wires. the crews from pg&e have been out here on my long and about 262 customers are without power. as pg&e believes it could be after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon before they are able to restore power. this status this >>justine: is turning out to be in pretty good data helped. shares of one of almost 645 in the first hour trading. it is now up to $24.20 a share. that is $9 more than what was priced at last night, a $15 a share. the popular online review web site web public justice morning. there were trying to sell 7.1 million shares. with today's stock price jumped the san francisco- based company is now valued at $1.5 billion. we will

hayward, mountain view and san jose. mostly sunny skies unless you have the fog.ting to lift a little bit. not much of the system but there will be enough to give us a cold pattern. today, the fog -- has returned in a big way. mostly sunny, cooler, coast -- cooler coast and bay. mostly sunny except for some of that thick, thick fog. it will be cooler inland. it will be a lot cooler by the water's edge. 50s, 60s. san francisco drops 10 degrees from yesterday. vallejo 64. still held on to a couple of low 70s. same for the santa clara valley. a tomorrow it will be a lot more -- there will be a lot he more -- tomorrow there will be a lot more 50s. but the cold air is not going anywhere. we'll take that into saturday. clouds increasing in on saturday. >> thank you, steve. >>> tax deadline day now just five weeks away. why some people could be in for a surprise when it's time to file. >>> a major israeli leader is right here in the bay area and another one has just arrived at the white house. >>> the coach who intentionally targeted opposing players. what happens today

it looks like this is right on the hayward fault at the mira vista golf course in el cerrito. this is part of the fault that over time does produce quite a number of small earthquakes. we had a magnitude 4, very close to here in 1994. >> dave, the thing we are hearing from people and seeing ourselves here is that it felt bigger than a 4.0. would that be a function of how deep it was? >> no, it was actually the depth of about 5 1/2 kilometers which is not very unusual for quakes of this magnitude. each earthquake is different. at 6:00 in the morning, it just might feel a little larger than if you had felt it at 9:45. >> david, go ahead. >> i don't think there is anything at this point in time

in the inch of rain per hour coming down this serious in hayward, a half inch of rain. we're doing some more tracking in the livermore valley. pleasanton's the third of an inch of rain. we have not seen much when all week long. mountain view is seeing one- third of an inch of land in dallas. we are continuing to see a steady stream of moisture. >>pam: our team coverage continues in the south bay. dan term and is live. >>dan: we certainly have more rain than we saw earlier today. a lady and steady rain coming through, as i mentioned a light and a steady rain. during the 7:00 hour i will show you video of even harder rain. as jacqueline mention the have not seen much of anything. 1600's of financial for the entire week. the storms have missed san jose but did not miss the san jose tonight. you can see people running around with and without umbrellas. when shall wipers going back and forth. despite the rain they are not expecting any of flooding. the reason for that is most of the greeks have been dry as well as the reservoirs. the rivers are low and as a result even if th

this is a spot in hayward where we got video of everyone preparing. most cities will limit you to 10 bags per household. they want you to show proof of residence. rain is expected to be heaviest in the north bay this week. pretty much everyone is going to be getting wet. they are expecting several inches, four to six i'm going to let mike nicco handle the specifics. we are keeping an eye on everything. right now not too wet yet. is my understanding it is on the way. let's check in with mike to tell us the official expectations for the week. >>> obviously dress like amy appropriate with the light rain out there now. heaviest rain tonight and tomorrow this morning a nuisance, very light out there and making the roads slick. you can see the best rain returns or radar returns north bay santa rosa almost had a quarter of an inch so far. the rest of us -- this is the warm, moist flow the breeze that amy was talking about that is going to give us the on and off rain today. heavier rain to the north making a beeline for the north bay. let's talk about winds o

fault -- dug a trench to find the hayward fault. hayward fault is quite different from one side to the other. loser rocks east, more solid west say it uc berkeley. >> here you feel more of a jolt or impulse. there you feel more rolling motions. >> reporter: in this cross section looking east into the fault. dark well shows rocks slipping and yellow where those areas are locked. meaning potential for a bigger quake. >> so yes, those pieces are more dangerous but, when the big one happens it's going to affect all of us. >> reporter: scientists say there's a 62% chance in 30 years of a bay area big one. and these small quakes should be a warning. be prepared. health and science editor, john fowler ktvu. >>> ktvu.com has an extensive earthquake sections with tools to protect yourself. just look for the tab on the home page. in 22 minutes we checked on major bay area infrastructure projects. how seismic upgrades are progressing. >>> the attorney for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi wants his trial moved because of the publicity of th

>> developing news in hayward. this started last night.ar hit a power pole with significant damage from what we understand. so there's still some power out in that area. sounds like about 260 customers so it's in the area near kelly street and bayview. we just got off the phone with pg&e. they hope to restore power by 3:30 p.m. today. car into pole kelly and bayview there in hayward. other than that, quiet all across the bay area. not too bad. we love to call it "friday light" and so far that appears to be the case on the nimitz. past the coliseum, all the way up towards the downtown oakland stop, no problems. we had earlier roadwork overnight near the dumbarton all gone on west and eastbound 84. san mateo bridge good across the span. should be about 13 to 14 minutes out of hayward to foster city and the peninsula. 280 looks great, a lot of green on our sensors coming up the guadalupe parkway, 101, not much roadwork to slow you down across this stretch either. 280 is moving fine this morning all the way out of downtown san jose and your co

and hayward and livermore.n the sierra nevada this is all turning to snow. still chain requirements on 80, 50, 88 and forest. heading to tahoe? keep this in mind. up to a foot and a half at squaw valley and close to that at alpine meadows. really these totals, some areas are up to two feet in the last 48 hours. the snow is piling up. the backcountry, there is an avalanche advisory until 7:00 a.m. thursday. if you are going to enjoy the powder, keep that in mind. just over an inch at ben loman. san rafael, more than an inch. picking up just under half an inch in concord. this storm brought us some decent rain and it did bring us some snow. we have another wave of moisture coming. it is another storm coming, but it is a wave. temperatures in the 40s. 39 in santa rosa. here are the highlights. a few showers overnight. numerous showers for your thursday and a warming trend begins on friday in time for your weekend plans. high surf advisory and wave heights are 13 to 14 feet. we are looking at west to northwesterly

en la falla de hayward..l primero fue de 3 punto 5 grados de magnitud y el segundo de cuatro punto 0... seguido de una replica de dos.. sot genaro escobar - vive en san pablo "yo calculé como unos cinco o un poquito más de cinco grados porque sí lo sentimos bien fuerte aquí". ---el movimiento telurico se sintio desde el norte en santa rosa hasta el sur en santa cruz.. bernardina cruz - vive en richmond "se estremeció el departamento como yo vivo en el piso de abajo y se sintió muy feo". sot maria cortes - vive en richmond "cuando estabamos dormidas pues despertamos con el temblor y yo me asusté mucho". cg mayra tostado muchos residentes dicen que el temblor de hoy los hizo pensar en el gran terremoto que tanto se ha pronosticado en la bahia. sot angelica barrera - vive en richmond "la verdad, la verdad, yo creí que era el final dije no ya esto ya porque se dice, se menciona que va a venir un temblor muy fuerte". segn cientificos, la actividad de hoy no fue sucifiente para que la falla de hayward se activara p

the hayward fault runs through their property underneath this fairway. employees knew they needed to head out immediately and look for problems. >> haven't seen any damage yet. had a few guys going around to check to make sure there isn't irrigation breaks everything seems good. >> reporter: the buildings here are almost 100-years-old but the chimneys are still standing. the usgs placed a shake monitor here to take readings from this faultline. the big shock this morning was what the monitor found. >> was a pretty good jolt to find out it was only a 4.0, i thought it was bigger. >> reporter: the neighborhood was jolted awake this morning. everyone and everything appeared okay. >> i felt an initial pop then i heard a roar behind the pop then all of a sudden my house started to shake. i walked around the house to make sure there was no damage. in fact there was none. >> jumped out of bed to make sure everything was okay the family was okay. >> reporter: residents saw each other's lights turning on after the quake and the texts and e-mails started flying. >

and hayward and livermore.n the sierra nevada this is all turning to snow. still chain requirements on 80, 50, 88 and forest. heading to tahoe? keep this in mind. up to a foot and a half at squaw valley and close to that at alpine meadows. really these totals, some areas are up to two feet in the last 48 hours. the snow is piling up. the backcountry, there is an avalanche advisory until 7:00 a.m. thursday. if you are going to enjoy the powder, keep that in mind. just over an inch at ben loman. san rafael, more than an inch. picking up just under half an inch in concord. this storm brought us some decent rain and it did bring us some snow. we have another wave of moisture coming. it is another storm coming, but it is a wave. temperatures in the 40s. 39 in santa rosa. here are the highlights. a few showers overnight. numerous showers for your thursday and a warming trend begins onday in friday in time r your weekend plans. high surf advisory and wave heights are 13 to 14 feet. we are looking at west to northweste

the seasonal average for oakland and hayward is coming in at 62. the chancellor turned our attention to places like santa rosa had napa, 61. as for downtown san francisco, '50s expected for richmond. taking a look at storm tracker 4 you will see all of the rain we're looking at is situated in the visit the northwest. as al-awalki through future cast 4, it looks like the first possibility of rain is 8:00 p.m.. you will see light cream on the screen just north of santa rosa. as the advanced the clock to the overnight hours, and about 24 hours will see heavy rain around santa rosa and it will cross the golden gate. we will see widespread rain into tomorrow afternoon. as we head into the weekend the rain will become relatively light in major with upper 50s and low 60s for the entire bay area. on the approach to the bay bridge, there are no hot spots. traffic is moving well out of oakland towards san francisco. the sanity of bridge ride is moving well in both directions. on the golden gate, problem free conditions. >>james: a man in livermore who weighs

. >>> new crash just reported hayward southbound 880 at whipple. it is on the off-ramp the. no injuries reported. -- sierra you need chains i-80 and highway 50. san mateo bridge there isn't a wind advisory. but, you can see that with the camera bouncing you will probably want both hands across the span as you drive in and out of hayward. here's a live shot in san jose, mike was telling us about some moisture south of the dumbarton bridge, you see roads definitely wet this is northbound 101 that's 880 across your screen. earlier problems on 101 san mateo cleared. we'll check out a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. pretty quiet start in contra costa county. this is southbound traffic flowing well towards highway 24. if you continue through the san ramon valley and sunol grade it is also fine. >>> our time is 5:12. >>> how about an armed guard with your lunch? the new feature coming to taco trucks in oakland. >>> major roadwork project that may have to be undone to bring bart to livermore. >>> cupcakes on demand? >> my favorite story. >>> curious attraction offering gourmet goo

fault -- dug a trench to find the hayward fault. hayward fault is quite different from one side to the other. loser rocks east, more solid west say it uc berkeley. >> here you feel more of a jolt or impulse. there you feel more rolling motions. >> reporter: in this cross section looking east into the fault. dark well shows rocks slipping and yellow where those areas are locked. meaning potential for a bigger quake. >> so yes, those pieces are more dangerous but, when the big one happens it's going to affect all of us. >> reporter: scientists say there's a 62% chance in 30 years of a bay area big one. and these small quakes should be a warning. be prepared. health and science editor, john fowler ktvu. >>> ktvu.com has an extensive earthquake sections with tools to protect yourself. just look for the tab on the home page. in 22 minutes we checked on major bay area infrastructure projects. how seismic upgrades are progressing. >>> the attorney for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi wants his trial moved because of the publicity of th

they are accused of beating a 23-year-old hayward man on january 29 in the middle of polk street.an was helping a woman who was being bothered. initially the victim was listed in critical condition. >> he is now released and does have nonlife-threatening injuries at this time. but it will be time before he fully recovers from his injuries. >> ktvu first told you about problems along polk street during the 10:00 news last friday. residents have complained of increased violence as area bars become more busy. >>> and guilty on a former star player. ktvu rita williams covered the trial and was there before the results as well. >> reporter: at the san mateo courthouse was a murder case of a repeat. >> once again, 12 more citizens, so 24 out of 24 citizens said this man is a first degree murderer. that is satisfying. >> reporter: this is that man jurors found guilty of first degree murder a second time today. mohammed ali was 23 in 1999, a recovering addict and drug counselor here at project 90 in san mateo. after a relapse, he choked his girlfriend. 20-year-old tracy balitnikoff, she h