we do have a storm watch on the way and lorraine blanco is at the scene of a crash in san jose, 0 lorraine do you have there? >> reporter: well, sal it looks like the wet weather may have been a factor and trucks are attempting to pull that car out of the ditch when we arrived on the 101 south bay near 13th street and the car was 10 to 20- foot down in that ditch. they saw the car with the female driver inside and a paramedic tells me it is non- life threatening. they are shutting down to deal with the situation but now all lanes are only going southbound 101 near 13th street and traffic is moving smoothly out here. good news, the driver is okay but another reminder to drive cautiously out here give yourself some extra time on the roadways, even though it is not raining hard right now, there is police departmentelling and there is a chance -- there is puddling and there is a good chance more rain is on the way. reporting live lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> you can get all the details sent straight to your handheld device. >>> police in fairfield are investigating a deadly

lorraine blanco just found out the recovery operations of that found body in bodega bay will get underway very soon. lorraine? >> reporter: yeah. i just got off the phone with the sheriff's office and they don't have an exact time yet. but they say it will be very soon. the sheriff is up on the cliff. he has a k-9 with him. investigators don't have a lot of information to share with us right now. they do know that it's a man's body lodged in some rocks right over that cliff. a couple of people discovered the body while they were checking out the view last night around 7:00. several responded to the call, including the fire department, the sonoma county sheriff's department and park police. we're about 50 miles northwest of petaluma. this is a pretty rocky area. it's dark at night. that's the reason authorities did not remove the body last night. it would have been too difficult and dangerous. as soon as they can get to the body safely, they will work on identity the man and how the man ended up here. the chopper 2 is in the air as we speak and we'll get you better video as it becomes avai

lorraine blanco is live this morning in antioch where the service is still underway. lorraine? >> reporter: well, the nuri family asked us to shoot video from afar and asked us it refrain from speaking to anyone except for the official family spokesperson. people gathered here to honor the father and his daughter. muslim burial involves a lot of ritual. the loved ones are wrapped in sheets and put in a casket. the religion is muslim. the two were killed on a saturday morning bike ride. a 17-year-old driver lost control of his escalade, slammed into a fire hydrant and hit his daughter and and the father -- and the father. the family spokesperson will say a few words after the burial today and we'll have that in later newscasts. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update. >>> the 17-year-old driver of the suv that killed the two was released from juvenile hall. he could be rearrest and charged if police determine -- if police determine distracted driving caused that crash. >>> two earthquakes shook indonesia. people were running out of high- rise buildings

ktvu's lorraine blanco has more. >> reporter: oaksterdam university will remain closed for the rest of the day. we talked with a few people inside the school and they said the place is trashed, doors are broken, stuff ask all over the floor, it is quiet now but earlier it was chaos. >> reporter: protesters blocked several roadways for hours today trying to stop agents from transporting evidence from oaksterdam university. the drug enforcement administration and the u.s. marshal's office and the irs seized cannabis, files. as the day progressed the protesters crew. one guy blocked traffic as he lit up a joint. >> the people of oakland, the city counsel, the police department, none of them are interested in prosecuting. >>> the dea wouldn't comment. a spokeswoman said the warrant is under seal. but she is concerned about the raid and the resources. >> we struggle in this economy to find the resources to have enough law enforcement to go after the legal guns, murderers, people who are committing armed robbery. >> put it back in the hands of the regulated vinyls and that is who -- individu

reporting live in oakland lorraine blanco. >>> overnight a firey freeway crash in oakland. the driver is now behind bars. take a look at this video we have. an suv is in there caught on fire after it flipped over on southbound 880 just north of the broadway exit. the driver told officer he rammed into the guardrail after being caught off by another driver. the suv came to rest on the other side of the rail and missed a 40-foot drop below. the driver was not hurt but arrested on suspicion of dui. >>> an investigation is under way on a truck crash in east oakland. that happened just before midnight in the area of 57th avenue and bancroft. a white pickup truck bust through a wooded fence and damaged two parked cars. the driver stayed at the scene to talk to police. >>> three weeks ago today a gunman walked inside oikos university in oakland and opened fire killing seven people. now students are finally getting ready to return to campus. now the school will reopen its doors today. however, nursing students who were particularly effected will find their classes at uni tech colle

ktvu lorraine blanco is out there now with details of what we know so far.ood morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the sheriffs department is out here right now. they are keeping the area secure. you can see the a deputies suv up there about 1,000 yards from us. we are told crews will be back out here to bring the body it of the water this morning. investigators don't is a -- don't have a lot of information for us right. they do know it's a mans body. several responded to the call. we're about 50 miles northwest of petaluma. pretty rocky area and dark at night. that's why authorities did not remove the body last night. it might have been too difficult or dangerous. instead of moving the body authority secured it. as soon as they can get to the body safely they will figure out the mans bo deand how it got here. reporting live in bodega bay lorraine blanco. >>> san francisco police are investigating a shooting a man was seriously injured after being shot near plymouth avenue and fairlawn street. the victim is 47 years old. we do not know the man

. >>> and helping to clean up their community today, ktvu's lorraine blanco shows us efforts in the areae it is especially important. >> reporter: it is an earth day work day, from oakland firefighters clearing out low dry brush in the hiller highlands area, to look at the weeding and connecting with nature. >> it is a baby snail. >> reporter: oakland recruited about 4000 volunteers to spend their sunny saturday cleaning and greeting across the city. >> i figured because i lived so close it would be nice to help my neighborhood and community. >> reporter: because of budget cuts, a lot of this important work wouldn't get done without this volunteer force. they're removing nonnative plants. the mayor tells us the city's cutting edge restoration program serves as a model for other cities. >> we are looking at 40% of the park maintenance people over the last three or four budget cycles. and if we didn't have days like this and the continuing weekend work, these parks wouldn't look as good as they did today. >> reporter: one big event out here is the rescue turtle. they're here to remind us w

lorraine blanco reports that even police acknowledges that he may not have done the right thing. lorraine. >> reporter: the suspect got away this morning, but police acknowledged the good samaritan may have saved lives. just before 10:00 last night a woman in a black hoody and gun demanded money. when she pointed the weapon at the clerk a truck driver that happened to be delivering gas grabbed the suspect from behind. he knocked the firearm out of her grasp. >> we always told people money is not worth someones personal safety. but this time the suspect demonstrated actions where the coworker believe and acted in fear of coworkers safety. that the suspect was going to pull the trigger. >> reporter: an employee here tells us there is surveillance video of the crime. the manager is the only one that access to it and will be here later. she is 527 wearing a black hoody. >>> overnight a firey freeway crash in oakland. the driver in jail. we first showed you this at 4:30. an suv caught fire about 3:00 this morning after it flipped on southbound 880. it landed on the other side of the gu

lorraine blanco is live there where you can still see the damage from the accident. >> reporter: yes, ken, you still can, if you look behind me across the street you can see where firefighters built a wooden brace to keep the building from collapsing, where the teen crashed into a family during a morning bike ride. when we got here, thousands of gallons of water pour the out over the terrible crash in concord, just feet from a fire station. >> i just stay a bunch of people running to the fire department, like running, screaming back and forth. >> reporter: police say the 17- year-old driver of this white vehicle was heading westbound on treat, when he crashed into a hydrant, hit a family. noro died on scene. >> many of us were telling him to hang on, the fire department would be here, it was obvious he was not going to make it. >> reporter: his nine-year-old daughter died shortly after, her 12-year-old sister taken to the hospital. >> you to take away a nine-year- old's life, she is gone, never will be able to live again. you have another child who is going to be an orphan at this poi

lorraine blanco joins us to tell us this morning's search will take place south of her home.ine? >> reporter: the search for the missing teen will go as far as 15 miles south. from this intersection here in morgan hill, sheriffs' deputies and three canines will head to san martin and gilroy today. last time volunteers searched the area sunday they found clothing that didn't turn out to be hers. today about 20 members of the santa clara county search and rescue unit will look for evidence. bringing canines trained to find human remains. sierra has been missing since march 16th. her parents are pleading with the public to continue to help. >> keep those tips coming. every tip that be the tip that brings her back home. don't hesitate. >> reporter: authorities believe lamar was abducted. so far they found a cell phone and handbag with clothes that belong to the morgan hill girl. the search will start at 9:00 a.m. here and last all day long. live in morgan hill, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the search for sierra and other missing persons has gone high-tech. those phot

ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with new information on the victims. >> reporter: there has been a non-stop outpouring of support for the family here that crash site. a memorial is going out here -- growing out here. here is a look at better times. >> i play -- >> reporter: loved one describe hadessa nuri as a nice third grader. they say her earth is, solaiman nuri was -- her father solaiman nuri is also quiet. >> pain of losing solaiman nuri and hadessa nuri it is really -- you know, difficult for us. >> reporter: he and his two daughters were enjoying a bike ride when police say a 17-year- old crashed into them. solaiman nuri and hadessa nuri died. >> god will test us in different ways, bringing sadness, happiness, always his way of teaching us what life is about. >> reporter: the tears of the crash site. family members recited the qur'an as strangers offered love and support. >> one of the best persons i have ever known. he has been a wonderful father, husband, friend. >> reporter: they will pray for them for the next 40 days, asking for a peaceful journey to heaven. the family will hold

lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a group of haas business school students is raffling off new chevy volt. they choose the volt as a grand prize because it was developed in part by haas school alumnus bill lutz. >>> and fighting crime in the future, see how local communities are turning to mathematics to get a jump on criminals. >>> on the heels of a very warm afternoon, cooler air is headed to the bay area. look at what you can expect for your sunday coming up. . >>> the u.s. security council voted to increase the number of observers in syria to 300 and called on government officials to immediately stop the violence that as been escalating since a ceasefire broke down a week ago. >> reporter: up to 300 unarmed military observers now heading to syria as part of a new resolution unanimously adopted by the un security council. the step the latest intended to finally stop 13 months of violence at hands of president bashar al-assad government. >> the regime has unleash another wave of horrific violence against its own people, resulting in the death of scores of syrians daily. >> re

lorraine blanco is talking with investigators, lorraine? >>> the mail victim was airlifted this morning. you can see that portion behind me when richmond police got here. they found it ridelled and you can see several evidence markers were here this morning, many of them bullet casings. they are trying to figure out did somebody drive by and kill the person. you can see the victim being airlifted and the shooting happened around 3:00 a.m. police discovered the crime when they heard the shooting on their system. it directs them to the scene. back out here live you can see a white vehicle behind the victim's suv and that's actually the victim's car, notice his relative on the side of the road with bullets all over it? he had nothing to do with the shooting, he was merely being called a witness at this time. we are not sure of his condition at this time and as soon as we have more information we will bring it to you. lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> he shot and killed a man as he pushed his one-year-old child down the street in

lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police released this picture in an effort to try to catch an that burglarized a car on sunday, april 1. look. within a half hour this man used a credit card stolen from a vehicle to buy items at a store. anyone with information give police a call. >>> jennifer hudson broke down in tears today she was testifying against the man accused of killing three of her family members. she was the first witness in the murder trial of her sister's ex-husband. he killed the family in a jealous rage four years ago. >>> a prosecutor said roger clemens lied and lied to cover up his lies about steroid use. he came back to court this morning for the start of his retrial. the jury was seated followed by opening statements. he iscused of lying when he said he didn't use performance enhancing drugs. >>> president obama welcomed the air force academy football team to the white house. >> president obama struck the heisman trophy running back pose. he presented them with the commander in chief award for victories over the army and navy teams. the president noted many

lorraine blanco is on the scene with new information and condition on the victim. >> reporter: a tow truck driver came by and loaded the victim's vehicle. as you can see the victim was airlifted in critical condition and he is undergoing emergency surgery because of the location of his wounds. you can see the victim being airlifted. the shooting happened at 3:00 a.m. at th and virginia. investigators are trying to if he can out what went town 5 the shooting. they discovered the crime when they heard the shooting on their spotter system. they heard it and the shots direct them to the scene. police are hoping somebody will come forward with more information. reporting live in richmond, lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> oikos university will reopen monday three weeks after a gunman killed seven people on campus. the news is reporting some of the classes will be held in the very same building where the shooting happened. nursing students may be allowed to take classes at another campus. students are being given options to take laces elsewhere. >>> several have been expelle

lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a group of haas business school students is raffling off new chevy volt. they choose the volt as a grand prize because it was developed in part by haas school alumnus bill lutz. >>> and fighting crime in the future, see how local communities are turning to math ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. . >>> the u.s. security council voted to increase the number of observers in syria to 300 and called on government officials to immediately stop the violence that as been escalating since a ceasefire broke down a week ago. >> reporter: up to 300 unarmed military observers now heading to syria as part of a new resolution unanimously adopted by the un s

lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we have some amazing pictures of the great quake, you find them under the quake section of our home page of www.ktvu.com. >>> the san francisco police department now launched a formal investigation into the deadliest boating accident in years. five on board the low speed chase never made it back. they have jurisdiction over the island because the fair lawns are now considered the city of san francisco. they have already interviewed two of the survivors and they plan on interviewing this. new photos from the coast guard stranded on the rocks. coast guard has suspended the search and completed its preliminary investigation and it is now up to san francisco police to determine exactly what happened. >> our role is to find out if it was mechanical, nature related or if it was human error that caused this tragedy. >> the only people who really know what happened were the people on the boat and the skipper on the boat. >> some people are questioning why the crew decided to continue with the race. at least a dozen boats dropped out because of t

lorraine blanco is there. >> reporter: the valley transportation authority is trying to get riders excited about this ground breaking tomorrow. many tell us they can't wait for the bart to go in the other direction. right now it only goes knot. but after this will againly 16 miles connection is the biggest works and arrive in san jose head of tomorrow's grand poking. >> it's again a a lot of people. >> reporter:sore coand workers will use $200,000 of con et crew. they are the plan is to finish the fierceness 2015. westbound westbound. >>> sal is back. i know you are physical lowing a wild situation in san francisco. is that what you are focused on now? >> that is right we are trying to get more information. we have a camera crew there now. we are watching it from one of our tower cameras. this is the overturned car in san francisco at the corner of embarcadero and green. i can see the car is absolutely flip over here. it's partially blocking one of the f-line tracks and trying to find out more information abou

lorraine blanco is at the scene. lorraine will be back with a live report on all of this coming up in our next half hour. >>> police in san francisco investigating a shooting. a man was seriously hurt after being shot near plymouth avenue. it happened about 8:45 last night. police say the victim is a 47- year-old man. we don't know his name or his condition. no arrests have been made yet. >> also this morning union city police are looking for a person they say shot a student from james logan high school. alex savidge is at the school this morning. alex. >> reporter: good morning, pam. there is only a vague description on that gunman that wounded a student from james logan high school yesterday. the shooting didn't happen here on campus but happened in a neighborhood just up the road. this morning police are searching for the shooter. possibly a man seen leaving the scene wearing a construction vest and driving a white pickup truck with blue writing on the side. it was a work type truck. the gunfire broke out yesterday

koot's lorraine blanco here now with how one witness -- ktvu's lorraine blanco here now with how onerter: dave a customer who was inside at the time tells us the suspect was yelling, give me the money. i'm not playing. that's when the good samaritan swooped in to help. a truck driver here to deliver gas, knocked the gun out of her hand. police say this all happened at 9:45 last night. a woman in a black hoody weeding a gun -- wielding a gun demanded money. one man ran to the back of the door and watched the good samaritan wrestle the suspect. i have never been in that kind of a situation before. the suspect is described as a black female, 5'5" wearing a black hoody and dark jeans. if have you any information, call oakland police. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> happening right now -- oikos university students are getting ready for their first day of classes since that deadly shooting rampage there three weeks there today. nursing students won't be going back to the oikos campus. we're keeping an on everything for you. the unitech campus. these are live pictures of where the

reporting live lorraine blanco. >>> time now 5:02. overnight a firey freeway crash in oakland. the driver now behind bars. look at this exclusive video. this is the crash we first showed you this at 4:30. an suv caught fire about 3:00 this morning after it flipped on southbound 880. the driver escaped that wreckage before it burst into flames and he was not hurt. >> white car i believe it was a nissan swerved toward me. i freaked out. swerved out this way. i found myself upside down. >> highway patrol officers arrest the that -- arrested that driver on suspicion of dui. >>> oikos university will reopen today exactly three weeks after a gunman went on a deadly shooting rampage at that school. tara moriarty is live in oakland to tell us why not all of the students will be going back to that campus. tara. >> reporter: this is going to be a very emotionally charged day. as you remember there were more than 30 students inside the building when the shooting happened. some were able to escape outside of a side door. others were able to lock themselves inside a classroom. the students

lorraine blanco is out there talking with she and have more coming up at the top of the hour. >>> oakland police are searching for the man who shot and killed a man as he pushed and strolled his baby. >> luckily the victim's child was okay, he saw him and was able to scoop him to safety. they are looking into who killed tyrell smith and why. it happened at abou 4:00 somebody opened fire on after the lawn street near 65th avenue. he was on his way home from the store pushing his baby home from the store when he was shot and killed. a gunman drove off if a car. it is not clear where the suspects had parked his car and we don't know if it was targeted or random. his mother would like to seek justice for her son's killer. live, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also, police are looking for two men that nearly plunged into lake merit. our cameras were there just moments after the early accident. it took out several bushes before stopping just a few feet from the lake. the driver and the passenger ran off. >>> a gunman killed 7 people on class -- in classes. nursing students may be

ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with how protesters took action against the agents. >> reporter: federal agents marched in and out of oaksterdam university here by as they did just as many protesters holding signs like this one, yelled and taunted them. the conflict became worse a few blocks away. >> reporter: protesters, agents stormed through the streets. they raided several downtown businesses associated with marijuana distribution. a protester pushed one of the agents and then this. >> reporter: the drug enforcement administration, the u.s. marshals office and the irs was there. has it day progressed the protesters grew and disobedience escalated. one guy blocked traffic and another spray painted a federal vehicle. the marijuana college offers classes on growing, methods of ingestion and legal issues. >> making sure they don't get in or it will be a guy standing out back of the mini mart spinning pot. >>> the dea would not comment. the warrant is under seal in federal court. the city had no warning. she said the government would better send time going after violent crimes. >> oakland

lorraine blanco is live in san jose where today future bart riders will get a glimpse of what they cant. lorraine. >> reporter: ha is right. a bart train car is set to arrive here at this tent at noon today. one day ahead of ground breaking for the bear station. security is already in place here. they are out here 24/7 to make sure no one touches the valley transportation authority setup. here is a new peek at the line. the two-phase 16-mile extension is the biggest public work project ever. today a bart train car will leave the hayward complex and arrive in san jose ahead of the ground breaking. they can't wait for the new service and the end to driving in gridlock going south. >> traffic is good. you don't have to worry about traffic. get on bart and sit down and relax. >> reporter: bart silicon valley is expected to create as many as $5,000 a job. the plan is to finish the first phase in 2015. the vta is is hoping to complete the final extension into downtown san jose the year after that. reporting live from san jose lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:37 let's get you going.

that shooting happened around 2:30 this morning p lorraine blanco is live with the investigation now underway. lorraine. >> reporter: oakland police department shot spotter picked up a dozen shots on 78th avenue. officers on scene tell us this man ran to this home to this porch and tried to get help. the people inside didn't want to answer their door in the middle of the night to a stranger so they called police. when police arrived the young man about 18 to 20 years old was dead. the victim had no i.d. on him. so police this morning are still trying to figure out who he is and who shot him. they believe he's from east oakland because of tattoos, right now there's no description of suspect and investigators are still piecing together what led to this shooting. one officer is on scene told me it could be drug-related. reporting live, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning the california highway patrol is trying to determine why one man led them ton a high-speed chase on bay area freeways. it began around midnight when police saw a car swerving on it 78680 in walnut cree

lorraine blanco is live. she's at lefty o'doul's. od morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. they were honored. they were in the parade. now they are enjoying drinks and food here at lefty o'doul's. that's the annual tradition as well as the painting of the fire hydrant. the fire l.a.d for days after the huge creme last -- lasted for days after the huge quake. san franciscans remembered their loved ones during this time. >> they were shaken out of their bed by the earthquake. thank god they were because the chimney came down and would have killed them all. i'm here to honor them. >> reporter: another ritual on april 18th, a moment of silence and the sound of sirens. city leaders bought a wreath to remember victims. back out here live, the bloody mary breakfast, as they call it here, will go on until 10:00 a.m. back to you. >> all right. we have some amazing pictures. you have to see them, of the aftermath of the great quake. you can find them under the 1906 quake section on our home page at ktvu.com. >>> it is 7:06. cal ot

lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a group called occupy the farm has taken up a plot of landn albany. the protesters moved on to the tract yesterday. it's an area used for agricultural research. the protesters set up tents and planted crops. they object to selling the land for private development. the university says it does not have any plans to develop the gill tract and that the protesters are actually impeding research there. >> we feel this is such a unique plate. it's 5.8 acres in an urban area and to use it for anything but agricultural is wasted space. >> the police have come by and toll them they are protesting but have not made any attempts to remove them. >>> while we're enjoying nice weather, folks back east are dealing with a nor'easter. it snowed m parts of pennsylvania -- in parts of pennsylvania for up to 12 hours. parts of bhoerk state could see up to 12 inches of snow. in massachusetts, people are being warned of wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour off cape cod. >>> well, we've gone from one extreme to the other last friday and into the weekend. it was sunny,

lorraine blanco is in san jose where today future b.a.r.t. an get a glimpse of what they can expect. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the tents are all set up and ready to go for tomorrow's groundbreaking. it will take place right over there by that track in that sheriff's squad car. by the road there today, you will see a huge b.a.r.t. train car. it will arrive to get riders excited. this is what the finished project will look like, finally connecting the south bay to the east bay in san francisco. today a b.a.r.t. train car will leave the complex and arrive here in san jose where the berryessa station will be eventually finished. the two-phase 16-mile extension -- >> well, with the traffic and on holidays and rain and accidents it can -- this can save you a lot of time and stress. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. silicon valley is expected to create jocks. >>> 8:06. we don't have that b.a.r.t. extension yet. we have b.a.r.t. and traffic. sal is watching all of that for us this morning. hey, sal. >> hello claudine and dave. well,

ktvu's lorraine blanco live in alameda after getting special access to the boat that is being used in the search. >> reporter: the divers suspended their search here just a few hours ago because of the tide. you can see this rock right here, this is where the water was when we got here at about 11:00, hours later the tide is all the way out there. the alameda county sheriff's department had a boat out here looking for the handgun. and we got an exclusive tour of their vessel. >> in order to find something, we could track it on our laptop. >> reporter: only on two, an exclusive look at the alameda county safe boat as they help the oakland police search for the oakland university shooter's weapon. it takes three people just to lift this sonar head out of the water. this uses sound waves to map the bottom. the camera on top stays out of the water so they can also get a view from above. >> if we were to find something we can track it on our laptop. and then from there, we can send divers to further investigate. >> reporter: the four-person crew spent hours today on the 31-foot boat lookin

lorraine blanco joins us to show us where the search is now taking place. >> reporter: serve crews arrived here in san martin. it is an area the sheriff's department said it hadn't searched thoroughly left. deputies literally left no stone unturned today, as they shined the light on pipes and debris. >> the places chosen today have been done upon inspection. just looking for places that haven't been touched enoughk or touched at all, and now putting someone on the ground in those spots. >> reporter: sierra lamar has been missing for 20 days now. she was last seen march 16 in morgan hill. although they haven't discovered any major leads, this is still considered a rescue effort. >> it's just unfortunate, with this case in particular, the sierra lamar case, since the beginning, up until now, we do still continue to have very little information about the sixes of her disappearance. we're still thinking positive. our primary goal on this case is to bring her home safely. >> reporter: deputies are concentrating on rural areas today. we did also see a crew looking near an abandoned business. the

lorraine blanco is live with the details. >> reporter: it took minutes for the judge to confirm his temporary ruling. but sheriff mirkarimi left smiling. the sheriff smiled as he left court today even after the judge denied his petition. >> i have not stopped in my desize for what i think will be a forward thinking sheriff department in san francisco. that's one of the main reasons why we are working so hard. >> reporter: mirkarimi's american argued that the city's attorney can't fairly represent the mayor and the city. the charter says that the city attorney is supposed to represent the ethics commission. they decided they don't want to do that. they would rather carry water for mayor ed lee. we think that's wrong. >> reporter: the deputy city attorney says that's a tactical move. he is not surprised. >> i think he is in danger and serious jeopardy of removal. of course, it serves him to try and short circuit that prospect. >> reporter: mirkarimi and his attorney will be back in court trying to stop that. but if they are unsuccessful, they will stop that process. if not, the proceedings will

reporting live, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the search has gone high- tech.ons have been replaced by barcodes. to get people with smart phones immediate links to photos, phone numbers and other critical information in missing persons cases. facebook and twitter have proven to be valuable high-tech tools in the search for missing children. >>> today the youngest victim of monday's mass shooting at an oakland university will be laid to rest. and we want to show you six of the seven people who lost their lives at oikos university in oakland. police say all of them were immigrants, hoping an education would give them a better life. and today 21-year-old lydia sim will be laid to roast in los altos. at the same time, we're finding out more about the other people killed in that rampage. 33-year-old -- came here from india two years ago. she was just two months away from graduating as a licensed nurse. the people who knew her say she'll be remembered for her desire to give back. >> she had so much compassion in her, her thoughts and mine, and that was meant. >> frie

reporting live, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there's been a major crash in oakland. sal in newschopper 2 following it. sal. >> reporter: that's right, and the crash is still there. we'll let you know more of some latest details on just getting now. but in the meantime i want to let you know there's another problem we've been following, and northbound 101 is a mess in san jose because of another injury crash that was there on the shoulder on northbound 101 at alum rock. they managed to clear the lanes, but people are slowing down. if you notice the road sensors there, and you notice them everywhere else, you've seen the traffic is heaviest here of since it's not that heavy on other roads, i might vizards to use alternate routes such as the monterey highway, or perhaps you want to go on 85 and then use 87 into downtown san jose. 85 is a little slow, but after 87 so you can pull that off. let's go to -- let me move the maps here. can we go back to the maps? thank you very much. southbound 880 as you drive from hayward to union city in fremont, slow traffic. and eastboun

lorraine blanco is live in the park, are you seeing any light rain already lorraine? >> as you can see it is wet and we have a couldn't september triesel. it is quite slick so give yourself some extra time and drive cautiously. last month it was the toughest in 80 years and it is way more than average, it was a very wet march and here in the park the total is a little more than 20 inches and that's way below where the total should be. we need this wet weather and it will stick around for your workweek so pack up that umbrella a little longer all week long to avoid any potential problems. 6:07 back to you. >>> sal, what do you though? >> that's right, the fire department department just got on the scene of this trash. this is 580 just after the 13th exit which is actually high street. it was reported as an overturned vehicle but oakland fire arrived on the scene saying it is there, it is not an overturned vehicle and watch for somebody injured and traffic is slow in this area. highway 13, watch for slowed traffic perhaps building up. 880 is decent and actually doing we

lorraine blanco has been tracking the storm. she's in nova tow where the rain has been on and off -- novato where the rain has been on and off. >> reporter: yeah, it's on and off. the crowds look ominous. the rain is coming back. it's not here yet. people have been getting their morning coffee. no umbrellas just yet. bea sides taking an umbrella and hat, give yourself some extra time and drive carb cussshy. it was a very wet march. but overall, the total 20 inches. steve says normal is more than 30. we need this wet weather and it will stick around all workweek -- all week. back to you. >>> happening rit now, a section of road near 101 in mountain view is still closed at this hour. the police are still out there continuing an investigation of an accident where a ped was killed. as you can see, ktvu's alley ras mass has been out there talking to police, talking to the residents. i know you have information. what do you know? >> police are looking for someone who they believe a key accident. they say after this accident happened,

and we will be out here in the next couple of minutes, lorraine black blanco. >>> new information from petaluma, about a murder/suicide last weekend. the press democrat reports kim lincoln over tried to get a restraining order against her husband but the judge he denied the request. she went to see her lawyer again and that's when her husband shot and killed kimberly and then shot and killed himself. >>> and the deadly standoff, 45- year-old james shot and killed himself during that standard which it ended in a burned out condo. it started when he shot and killed the sheriff's deputy and a locks smith who arrived to evict him. he had 22 guns and a police scanner. he was also wearing a bullet- proof vest and gas mask. >>> you can see them testifying with a legal showdown and two tech cops. they claim they violate pat tents of the java software and they claim the pat tents are publically available. >> do you have the folks on 880, sal. >> so far it looks good and if you are driving on asperger's syndrome 880 with no major problems. we are looking pretty good, blocks along, in fact it is

steve and sal are monitoring the storms and roads but first we want to go to lorraine blanco who's live in san jose where a car ended upside down, claudine. >> reporter: yes it did. let's see what it looked like at 6:00 a.m. you can see a silver honda accord on its back about 10 to 20 feet down in a ditch. chp got a call at 6:19. firefighters shut down part of the right lane to deal with the situation, but now all lanes are open. traffic is moving smoothly out here and the car has not been removed from that ditch. this is what drivers were facing early this morning in san francisco. let's take a look at that. this is san francisco near ninth and harrison. you can see it was coming down in sheets. it was difficult to see in front of us driving, the roadways were so sleek and the wind was moving so hard, it looked like the rain was coming down horizontally. and a family member just picked up the woman driver, she is going to be okay but this is a remainder to drive with caution out here. >>> in overnight news, police in fairfield investigating a deadly shooting. it happened last night rig