here to give the giants a big norcal hooray for oakland. warming up fast, very warm here and there. 72 for the opener with temperatures in the mid-70s by the fourth inning. record highs are going to be very likely for many including sfo, oakland airport, mountain view no doubt, san francisco will be close with santa rosa and san jose in there. upper 50s for most temperatures are warming up with the easterly component aloft at the surface with high-pressure giving us a very warm day. this will probably be the warmest, tomorrow still very warm but by the weekend on sunday we have fog in the conditions spilling into the area. 70s and 80s today though. >>> sal is on his way to the ballpark and we are following this developing story from sunnyvale where police are investigating a crash between a car and a pedestrian. it happened this morning at 7:40 on eastbound el camino between henderson and halford. eastbound el camino will be closed for at least two more hours as officers investigate.>>> taking a look at top stories this morning, hayward fir

the old school oakland script. demand so much appreciated from the folks who made these. >> obviously you can get any other jerseys and they all have the 50th anniversary patch. >> each authenticated jerseys that the a's will be wearing is available. each one with a commemorative patch celebrating 50 years. it is a big deal to the organization and to the fan base. the fans are all about it and don't forget the matching hats, kelly green to go with your matching kelly green jersey. >> i'm guessing there will be a few of these selling today. >> they will go hot. i have been talking to folks at the gate and we will be tailgating shortly so we will get in. >> reporter: something tells me i want to tailgate with you. >> we have fun and we celebrate the right way. a couple of lemonades. >> reporter: if you need a new hat obviously who doesn't want a new hat? this is a throwback. >> these are the throwbacks that they had during the bay bridge series. they featured them throughout the spring as well. realistically what we

of some of the a's grates right there. 50 years here in oakland. how many championships along the way? >> we have four here in oakland and nine overall. it's going to be -- we are going to score a lot of runs. >> reporter: we will see you a few hours till opening day. >> remember your friend, dave. >> of course. >> time is 6:13. >>> gavin newsom made a major announcement about his race for governor. why newsom won't take part in any more debates until the debate in san jose in may. >>> we have a follow-up to the story we told you about yesterday. how a school is using that special money by a san francisco company involving cryptocurrency. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. president trump made another change to his cabinet. firing the secretary of veterans affairs, david shulkin. shulkin was the only obama administration hold over in the president's cabinet. there was speculation for weeks he was on his way out. president trump once the white house physician, navy rear albert -- admiral, ronny jackson, to take over. >> trump is picking a cabinet tha

kind of like the oakland coliseum a few years ago. stadium usually pristine but right now, last night's game cut short a waste water pipeline burst, terrible smell. the health department disinfected everything. it should be ready for the giants who then they get a stinker against the giants. >> derek holland of the san francisco giants last night: >> the thing is here we are trying to watch a great game of baseball. there is the giants, they are up 1-0. and, um, now, it's been an exciting day here. it's a little cold but that's all right. we'll carry on from here. >> you recognized him. that was kermit the frog. i thought it was pee wee herman. i blew it. time to check this out. the greek freak will be in town this week with milwaukee. he and steve nash got together showing off their soccer background. they thought that they would only be able to do this five times. they got it up to 94. >> wow. >> what? >> 94? >> unbelievable. good night. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing

>>reporter: the oakland a's and the city of oakland rose the team flag over the roof of city hall as season was about to open along with a new chapter in the 50 year history of the a's tenure. pending approval of the port of oakland for howard terminal and approval of the city and county for the coliseum site there will be exclusive negotiating rights granted to the oakland a's for both sites. >> so that we double our chances to keep the a's rooted in oakland. spoke with the setback in december i think it is important to have options. we want to find a solution that works for the city of oakland, our community and for the a's and being able to parallel the two options is a great step. >>reporter: the sticking point is when the raiders considered by the land a while ago is valid for $150 million. today, principles of a major commercial real estate firm say, as a logistics center alone, to service the port, it may be worth $180 million. for a mixed-use combination of housing, retail, light industrial, and other amenities. the price goes higher. and the a's wanted to put housing, retail

the bay area. mike? >>> we're talking about this scene over in oakland where the roadway is closed. this major surface street and a deadly crash investigation. we will talk about what's going on and show you exactly where that is in relationship to your commute. >>> plus as we prepare to spring forward this weekend, bob redell introduces you to a person who is in charge of changing the hands of time at stanford. go behind the scenes with us only on "today in the bay." >>> and good morning to you. right here looking is a s curve this is a live look in san rafael right now. you can see a lot of people on the go on a friday. mike will be here to check what's going on trafficwise but right now vianey arana looking at the weather right now. definitely a foggy start to the morning. >> foggy start but it's not cold again. we've been on trend with slightly warmer temperatures and that train we've been tracking overnight didn't make its way up here or down here. 51 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 51 degrees, the tri-valley also at 49 degrees. the south bay seeing nice clear skies, tri-va

this is 880 passing the oakland coliseum. that's the parking lot for the coliseum there on the right. and actually, it's not as bad as you might think it would be due to the weather. now we move to highway 24 in walnut creek. the commute direction. the lanes there on the left i believe. its heavy but not as bad as it would be sometimes on a night like tonight. the commute was horrible especially this morning due to all the rain. tom vacar is in the north bay where many in the wine country burn area, tom are watching the rain and worrying about landslides. >>> reporter: it's been on and off with rain today, that's clear. right now at least in this area at this moment it is off. it will be back on very, very soon. now, that's good news because there were no floods and there were no landslides, but it does slow up major work that needs to be done because those big crews simply cannot work in soggy muddy conditions. >>> reporter:. >>> reporter: the doctor moved into a trailer on his burned- out lot today, the first night on his pr

the director of the oakland running festival, 9 years now the event has been going on now in oakland.he marathoners are now going through the race course, and another thing we were talking about earlier when he talked about changing the race source so it no longer goes through the oakland hills, it's focused in the port of oakland and west oakland. lee was talking about another benefit of that, it takes fewer police resources, and they don't have to go in as many neighborhoods to close down the streets. he said there's dual benefit there is, not only to the runners who like having a flatter course, it's easier to qualify for other races, but it takes a little less resources for the local police to put on the event. back to you guys. >> interesting. i had no idea. okay, allie rasmus live for us in oakland. thank you. >>> christians all around the world are celebrating palm sunday today, and they are marking the start of holy week. >> catholics gathering for mass celebrated by pope francis. worshipers held up the palm branches, and he took several minutes to address the young people in

that is almost 1 dollar more than the average u.s. price. in oakland, the average is $3.47 per gallon. >>> the pope celebrates palm sunday mass at the vatican. his message geared toward young people. >>> authorities release the cause of death for the iowa family of four found dead at a mexican resort.>>> we are still tracking a few scattered showers out there for the rest of the sunday but things change dramatically over the week. >>> thousands of people packed st. peter's square to hear pope francis celebrate palm sunday mass. the pontiff urged young people not to be silent and to let their voices be heard even in the face of corrupt or silent elders. that message comes on the heels of a catholic youth conference at the vatican and more than 800 gun-control marches around the world yesterday. palm sunday is the beginning of holy week on the christian calendar ending with easter sunday.>>> in russia, at least 37 people are dead and many more injured after a fire broke out at a shopping mall. it happened 2200 miles east of moscow in the siberia region.

the investigation. new this morning... oakland firefighters quickly knocked down an industrial fire last night near the waterfront. oakland fire posted a quick clip on social media. it happened at the "schnitzer steel" facility on embarcadero- west. that )s a few blocks from jack london square. there are no reports of injuries. developing this morning: cellphone video captures the moment a charter helicopter crashed last night in new york city )s east river. all 5 passengers died. emergency teams say the aircraft turned over underwater and only the pilot managed to get free. so far the cause is under investigation. but the pilot give a mayday call and witnesses knew the aircraft was in trouble. the helicopter belongs to a sightseeing company that )s popular with tourists. the passengers apparently could not free themselves while they were still strapped in, upside down in the water. happening today.. talking gun reform. warriors heads coach steve kerr will talk with bay area students about gun issues. he )s teaming up with congres

the city of oakland and did you know that this is the 50th year the a's have been in oakland? ts to celebrate today. we'll see what happens in the future for where they play and where their home stadium is. from the coliseum, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> jaclyn you're going to the game? >> i'm pumped. it's going to be nice weather and a great day for the game. say hi if you see me! right now, we're tracking problems. we had some slowdowns on westbound 205 and 580. that's to be expected. but we are tracking a crash and it has the southbound direction of byron closed as you are approaching grant line. and it looks like there's some oil that was spilled in the lanes due to this accident so they are waiting for some crews to come out with some absorbent. this could be shut down for a while. there's a backup developing. steer clear of byron this morning until they get that lane reopened. 680 travel times moffett boulevard off-ramp from northbound 101 not an accident, looks like a car broke down but just a heads up in the area, that ramp is closed. you may have to use a different exit un

the oakland police went into the water and no bodies were found today. calls came into 911 about a man and a woman apparently fighting in the water. officers pulled 39-year-old man out of the hospital. heat he died at the hospital. investigators say the woman signed -- showed signed of pistol injuries and her death is being investigated as a homicide. the man at us -- the man's death is being investigated as an accident. we spoke to the police about the suv was first spotted today. >> a short time ago, we had a vehicle pulled from the lake. the lake was discovered by a drone. we are looking to see if it is connected to the march 15 murder/drowning that occurred about 4:15 in the morning. >> reporter: a memorial sits near the spot where the bodies were found. relatives of the woman tell me she leaves behind two young daughters they wanted me to know that she was a good mother. later today from the sheriff's office -- they went back today with a drone and they found the silhouette of the suv. retrieve suv from the water. anyone who knows any information is

the time is 7:40 am. more trouble ahead for suspended oakland raider aldon smith. coming up, more on his latest legal troubles stemming from an incident that occurred over the weekend.>>> opening day is a few weeks away. we will take you to spring training and show you who is turning heads.>>> you can see traffic will be is the approaching macarthur and getting to the bay bridge toll plaza.>>> called this morning and clear skies and sunshine. for how long 2 any rain? -- for how long? any rain? yes, we will show you when. >>> spring training is in full swing in arizona. wikis are up next. some cookies might make the opening -- some rookies might make the opening day roster.>> reporter: it is no longer a pirate's life for andrew mccutcheon or tony watson. they both are about to find their hearts in san francisco. as long as it seemed to take to work out a deal this season, it did not take andrew long to figure out his new clubhouse. >> i have been around long enough, not too many things surprise me. the coach has faith in us that we know how to do what we need to do.>

those changes to the go ship warehouse in oakland include the electrical system, additional staircaseonnecting water and sewer lines. that was before december 20 16 fire that claimed lives. charged with 36 counts of manslaughter. >> i'm innocent. i'm innocent. >> reporter: he spoke exclusively with 2 investigates last year. now a new letter detailing his -- history as derek sees it. l mena pointing the finger at the warehouse owners, claiming they knew of albums but refused to fix them, claiming child protective services had been in their home and refine with the living conditions. and that police had visited numerous times and knew what was going on. and firefighters even investigated an arson and at least one attended a party there. he says he's become a scapegoat for others 'negligence. >> it's affecting my life and my children. it's disgusting. i was designed to be this guy right now. >> reporter: mena -- almena says that he has a personality disorder. he even accused the oakland mayor's office of paying out $90,000 to a public relations firm to spin slanderous propaganda against

today, but the discovery of the suv was a big surprise to oakland police. they say that the vehicle was owned by the man who killed the woman he had been dating before he ended up drowning himself. take a look at this video of a 1994 chevy suburban, pulled out of lake merritt about 1:30 today, more than a week after the vehicle's owner and woman died near the waters. the chevy was found in 8 feet of water in a 70 feet from the shore near lakeshore and have a new -- near lakeshore and hanover avenues. dive teams went into the water to make sure there were no other victims. police say the suv is owned by a man they suspect of killing his as -- his girlfriend back on march 15th. on that day, calls came into 911 about a man and woman fighting in the water. officers pulled 39-year-old michael grace from the lake. he died at the hospital. hours later, divers found the body of 24-year-old tayana johnson, 50 feet from the shore. investigators say she showed signs of physical injuries, and that's why her death is being investigated as a homicide. the man's death is b

you're going to be out of the oakland a's game. >> i'm loving pam's colors. >> icy. color coordinator -- coordinated. absolutely. i am going to be out there. i'm going to ditch the coat and tie. i'm going to go out there and be with the fans is what i'm going to do. and also going to provide you with excellent traffic coverage until about 9 and then the whole show is going to be out there. good morning to you. if you're starting off in gilroy perhaps, you want to check out this. it looks good. as a matter of fact, it looks pretty good all the way up into the valley. but even farther still, if you're going to san francisco, it's very go -- good on the one- to-one. so far so good. there's 280 in san jose. it looks fine. the east they commute out friends in the east bay are also out to a good start. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is still light. that's going to be good weather today for that home opener. it lookeds -- looks like it's going to be in the 70s. >> easily. one record yesterday. that was at sfo. if you are at sfo, it's pretty warm. 76. today, 70-84. sunn

the weapon. several officers did. oakland police say the man did not comply with commands and was shot by officers. >> four officers were involved. none were hit. individual who was shot was killed. he was a caucasian male. >> reporter: medics were already here and tried to save that man's life after he was shot, but he died from his injuries. at this point police have not released the name of that man or exactly what happened leading up to finding him here on the street. they do tell us it appears neighbors were walking by and saw the man on the street and called fire department. that's when the fire department realized the guy had a handgun so they called police. the da and oakland police are investigating this shooting. live in oakland with kpix five. >>> in santa rosa a suspected drunk driver is under arrest accused of slamming into a group of people on a sidewalk. it happened just before 2 am yesterday. a ford explorer hit four people standing outside of a business on brookwood avenue. the car stopped two blocks away wit

a plan the oakland a's are suggesting that could keep the team rooted in oakland. >>> a new study on college graduation rates. information on a growing gap between rich and poor dunes when it comes to those who walk across the stage. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. ikea family members get 15% back when you spend $2000 or more at the ikea kitchen event. and financing is now available with the ikea projekt credit card. >>> 7:22 a.m. we have been reporting that facebook stock is lighting. >> pam cook in the studio with this morning's dollars and cents. >> reporter: analysts lowering the forecast for the year ahead after word that the ftc and 27 states earned getting facebook over privacy concerns. a price target was cut from $230 a share, down to $210 a share. it is still higher than where facebook stop -- stock opene

he mistook the gas for the break and the consultant says oakland missed the mark in airport design. >> oakland airport, um, i would say is pretty much a c or c- plus when it comes to the protection. there are large areas that are not well bollard-ed. they have benches that are problematic too far apart. cars can drive between and make a long run down the sidewalk. >> reporter: while it was an unfortunate incident, the alameda county sheriff's office made it clear that this was an accident. >> this was not an act of terrorism. we wanted to get that information out quick. that was a vehicle accident. >> reporter: but ryder, who consults for security, says this accident should be a wake- up call. >> far more people get killed by drunks and inexperienced drivers than by terrorists. >> reporter: so ryder says looking at the design here at oakland's airport, he said it would be about $100,000 fix to figures the bollards here and upgrade the facility. he said these right here are not crash tested. and they are old technology. rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. >> do we know how the four victims a

oakland police have not released the identity of the man. oakland with kpix five. >>> tonight the san francisco police department will hold a town hall meeting on a deadly confrontation between a robbery suspect and san francisco police. we obtained some exclusive cell phone video of the shooting it happened on street in the mission district last week. police told the suspect to show his hand. then he appeared to shoot at officers who promptly returned fire. that suspect died. police arrested two other suspects in the car. the town hall meeting at 6:00 tonight is at the cesar chavez school on shallow street. >>> let's look outside. on the left a beautiful shot of the city. a little bit foggy. on the right-hand side 880 in oakland which has seen a lot of drama this morning. down power lines and a couple of accidents. really keeping jaclyn busy this morning . >> keeping the drivers really busy as well. they must be incredibly frustrated. i would be. we are tracking a couple of problems. now with mass transit. we tell us ready to use mass trans

representatives from the oakland education association say the oakland unified school district has notdemonstrated that settling the contract is a priority.from march 26 to march 29, oea members will honor the terms of their expired contract by not doing any work outside of their paid duty day and will have other actions at school sites. oea members will not take work home. teachers will not write lesson plans or grade student work outside of our contractual hours. they will not attend unpaid meetings before or after school. thanks lydia. we will check back with you the morning. ( james ) one person is dead ... after being hit by an amtrak train in berkeley. it happened on tuesday night on gilman street ... near the berkeley station on university drive. an amtrak spokesperson says ... 23 passenger were on board at the time of the crash. no passengers or crewmembers on board were injured. police are investigating the crash. ( darya ) also in the east bay.... an s-u-v jumped a curb at the oakland airport.. hitting three people and injuring four. the driver was dropping someone off at the

. >> the pitch the oakland a's are prepared to make to the city of oakland as they search for a new stadium. plus we made a big area uber driver who's out to make your next ride a life-changing experience. [music]>>> welcome. it is clear and cold out there now. three weeks of rain and i decide take advantage of going to my favorite hiking place. it's gorgeous. it's a four hour drive. we almost had a " cow " catastrophe. we came upon a little group of cows and there was a juvenile cow there. my sister had her 85 pound dog bear and the cows looked at us and i didn't know what to do. and we kept walking and then the big daddy cal lumbered at us and i said let's get out of there. i thought cows were sweet and docile. but i guess they were protecting the young. i checked with the ranger and they said they can be very protective. so if you say a cow, turn and walk away. it was gorgeous. if you haven't been out for a good height, you should go. >>> a threat happened over the weekend has led to increased patrols around sand matteo and foster city schools today. more on what led to this move by the

the runners will notice cool temperatures in oakland. scattered showers at 7:00. tly cloudy skies. a cool start. by the early afternoon just in the low 50s. more sun out there. as we look at wednesday, skipping ahead to mild numbers p. mid and upper 70s. sunny and warm. 60s along the coast. the warmest day looks to be thursday where we'll see 80-degree temperatures. seems strange. 72 in oakland. as we get to friday, a little bit of coastal cooling. back to reality today. 57 in fremont with scattered showers. partly cloudy and the seven-day forecast calling for the low snow levels today. 1 on the storm impact scale. tomorrow a lot of sun, no rain in the forecast for the rest of the week. average would be tuesday with 60s on the coast. low 70s inland. we're not going to stop there. we'll take it to 80 inland and cooler by next weekend which is easter. download the app and you'll have it in front of you. >> that seems amazing. >> isn't it? >> the 80s, yes. >> considering what we have had. february and march, i'm not surprised. >> thank you, lisa. >>> just ahead a man'

we spoke with a member of the oakland police commission who was also on the scene last night. he said he had received a call from the police chief. >> i got a call from the chief of police that there was an officer involved shooting today. or tonight. and that the suspect who was armed apparently was dead at the scene and so i came out to see what it is that happened. there's been loss of life. >> police say that they were -- recovered a gun at the scene. oakland police and the alameda county district attorneys office are investigating the shooting. >>> palo alto police are searching for a man who robbed another man at gunpoint. this happened just before 11:00 saturday night. in the city's downtown area. an armed man approached the victim from behind, demanded his wallet. the thief shoved him to the ground, stole his wallet, and his cell phone. police only have a vague description of the suspect because he was wearing a bandanna over his face. described as five foot thin -- five foot 6 inches tall. he was wearing a white and red baseball hat and a dark-colored jacket. >>> the

the chairman of the oakland police commission went to the scene.explains how police say the whole incident he began. >> that individual is a caucasian male. and what happened was there was an individual who noticed there was a man on the ground with a gun. so he called 911. >>> police have not released the name of the suspect. opd is planning to release more details this morning. >>> happening today, members of the b.a.r.t. police review board need to discuss a deadly police shooting. this one in january. it happened january 3rd. the body kral video shows the officers responding to gunfire and a violent confrontation on the sidewalk. police stay man shot and killed was receiving for a gun on the ground when the officer fired. today's meeting will be held at the citizens review board. >>> san francisco police will hold a town meeting. six days ago, they shot and killed an armed robber in the mission district. police say the suspect was hiding in the back of the trunk when officers fired. two other suspects inside the car were arrested. police planne

the oakland 80s well known for not spending a lot of money on their payroll. now major league baseball's players union has filed a grievance against the 80s for not using the league's revenue-sharing money to improve the team. mark is at spring training in mesa arizona and talked to the executive vice president >> reporter: after three straight last-place finishes in the american west no concrete plans for a new stadium the pressure is mounting on the athletics to start pleasing their fans on a more regular basis. if billy beane, minority owner of the team, is stressed out he is not showing it . >> the money that we are given we spend. listen, i'm a lot smarter and i have a little bit more money. that's just the nature of the times and a little reflection of what's going on this winter. >> reporter: billy also has another theory as to why there are still so many high-priced veteran free agents still available . >> there's a lot of big market teams that are up against the luxury pack threshold. that has also had an impact. some of those big market teams have som

the mid 40s. san francisco and oakland, 37. 45 in half moon bay. mera, a partly cloudy sky and 37, santa rosa with fog. santa cruz now, temperatures 30s and 40s. a random shower. then sunny breaks. low to mid 50s today with a partly cloudy sky. maybe a passing shower. certainly well below average. then big changes for the week ahead. don't miss it. >> thank you. this morning president trump and his wife melania are at mar-a-lago ahead of tonight's "60 minutes" interview with stormy daniels. she's breaking her silence after claiming she had an affair with the president more than a decade ago. >> reporter: at the end of another tumultuous week in the white house president trump threatened to veto the latest spending bill forcing a government shutdown. he eventually signed the bill but did tweet he would never sign another bill like this again. he then announced a revised ban on transgender service members. the directive says transgender persons who have had body dysphoria or requir medication or surgery cannot serve. but it does give the pentagon some

oakland a's here at the coliseum. we will tell you how the team is getting ready for the game, how the plans are preparing, and how the team is getting ready to celebrate 50 years here in oakland. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us. looking at the city. beautiful morning. and it is going to be a warm day. warmer than yesterday, steve has been telling us. thank you for joining us. thursday morning, march 29. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. if you're wondering why we are dressed like this, we are in the colors of the oakland a's for opening day. mornings on 2 will be live there. steve paulson is ready now. >> i'm not in those colors. i'm just glad to be out of the house. >> i should have texted you. i'm sorry. >> i would freak out if somebody texted me at 2:45. we do have -- woke up mostly sunny. it will be warm again today. i would expect some pretty warm temps. low to mid 70s by the time everything is said and done. today's average temps will be well above where

in the oakland hills an oak tree fell and brought down electrical wires. s also problems on the roads. a big rig jackknifed and collided with three cars on 880. the accident blocked traffic south of 7th street for several hours. and in dublin, a box truck ended up on its side when it hydroplaned on 680. >>> the rain has people who live in the north bay burn areas worried about potential landslides. people in glen ellen told us that they are keeping an eye out on the muddy hillside and that they will remain very vigilant until the rainy season is over. crews say today's storm kept them from doing clean-up work but that their restoration efforts are still ahead of schedule because of all the dry weather in february. >>> in the northern sierra, there is a blizzard warning in effect tonight as much as 5 feet of snow expected in the tahoe area during the next few days. drivers heading to the mountains are being told to bring chains and expect long delays. an 80-mile stretch of 80 was closed for much of the day due to white-out conditions over donner pass. you're

so we have an exhibition and we will have all of the oakland a's stuff and the giants tomorrow. that is the story from mesa. i know you guys are jealous. >> you know, that is a nice assignment. so are the a's fans going to like the team that they put on the field? is it going to be competitive? that is what every team wants. they want to compete and be able to get jerseys and keep it for more than one year.>> reporter: yes, that is an interesting, and of course the a's have finished last in three straight years in their division and they were called out by the players union for not adequately spending enough money to bring in big-name players and stock the roster with major talent, but the a's have extra reason for optimism and spring-training. this year they have matt olson on the corner and matt chapman at third. also fowler and there is a lot of really good young talent and the a's are hoping to someday have a new stadium. they want to make sure when the stadium opens it is stocked with good young talent that will contend. so like i said always optimistic but truly and not ju

so doing research and really getting to the roots of what really oakland is. and the piece is actually called soul restoration sweet and the night is called rooted in oakland because oakland symphony is highlighting me as an oakland artist and giving me an opportunity to perform with them. >> classical music, hip hop. >> yes. >> r & b, bringing them together. >> uh-huh. >> more challenging or easier. >> it is only challenging when you let the boundaries get in the way of it. me coming up in oakland, rapping, walking to school, also going to piano lessons and learning. i realized how much they have in common. it is people understanding and speaking from there are experiences and their knowledges and just putting it together is one of the most perfect things that i can imagine. >> kevin, i grew up in san francisco and i'm proud of that area. i think a lot of people are. i have never seen people so proud to be from oakland. >> uh-huh. >> it is something that i have never seen. not san francisco or san jose. oakland has a lot of people that want to stand up and sho

the attorney general jeff sessions blasted the oakland mayor earlier today. t's take a look. >> here's my message to amir schaaf. how dare you. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open border agenda. >> sean: what this mirror is doing is disgraceful. despite the mayor's actions, i.c.e. was able to detain criminal illegal immigrants. look at the stats about the oakland area raid. 232 people arrested for violating federal immigration laws. of the 2:30 two arrested come out 180 were either convicted criminals, had been issued the final order of removal, and didn't leave, or had been previously deported and returned again to the u.s. illegally because we have open borders. 115 of the 232 had prior felony convictions for sex abuse, weapons charges or assault, those of the types of people that this oakland mayor is protecting. now of course, libby schaaf's defiant defending her lawless behavior. the department of justice is looking into a possible object of justice charge against her for what she did. keep

in december, 2 investigates the scenario is common across oakland public schools with most of the higharies there closed , and, a third of all school libraries defunct. after our reporting, oakland unified decided to keep the district's has library and part- time. ktvu has not heard of any other funding changes to help solve the districtwide library problem, but communities say they are hopeful after this weekend's hard work by students. >> we got a good amount of stuff done for the previous weekend. we have shelves that are now cleaned. we've wiped them down, disinfected them and cleaned out some of the books. taken out the books that we want to give away. we've got a lot of progress done but there is more that we need to do. >> reporter: oakland unified blamed the school library problem on massive budget cuts. in comparison, none of the school libraries are close, and the public schools and districts in san jose, and san francisco. we are finding at oakland public schools, parents and students want their libraries to be open, and are having to do a lot of the fundraising themselves.

the search for explosives at the hotel along the 880 freeway in oakland. p ordering an evacuation this evening. cheryl hurd is there with the latest on the scene. >> reporter: law enforcement not long ago letting people back inside homewood suites right here in oakland. chp, which is the lead agency in this case, oakland police along with the alameda county bomb squad searching one room, looking for explosives. from sky ranger, we could see police blocking the front entrance, making sure all the guests inside homewood suites got out. late this evening, the chp with the support of the oakland police department ordering an evacuation. >> it was just a big commotion. i mean, you know, i have kids in here. so it's really scary. and then my husband couldn't come back in. >> reporter: a huge portion of the embarcadero located just off the busy freeway, was blocked off. police aren't releasing many details tonight. >> we are -- it's stemming from a case from yesterday that chp was involved in. it's an ongoing investigation. there's no immediate threat to the publi

north right above the oakland zoo. it is a northerly breeze but the rain pattern ends and a warmer pattern kicks in this week. today will be that transition day. but there's still plenty of 30s around. fromont livermore -- fremont and livermore and napa airport is at 34 and the it wasn't for the breeze -- if it wasn't for the breeze santa rosa could be cooler than that. menlo park and woodside and palo alto and there's fremont at 37-degrees and pacifica a cool 43. with 40 in san mateo. san carlos at 41. northerly wind or a westerly, a northwesterly breeze 7 up in truckee. 26 reno and 34 up in yucaipa. it will be sunny and breezy and the cool air is in place. but a breezy mostly sunny day today but then temperatures they start going up. tuesday and wednesday. by midweek will be in the mid 70s. 60s today and low mid and i think there's too much cold air in place but if the day is longer it doesn't take long to bump things up a little bit. one of the days in the shade it's cold. if you're in the sun it's not too bad. warm

he called the oakland mayor a disgrace and once again the mayor isn't backing down. jodi hernandez joins us from oakland. >> reporter: the mayor said she's not backing down, even after getting called out by the president himself this morning. >> what the mayor of oakland did the other day was a disgrace. >> on the heels of jeff sessions' california visit, president trump went on the attack as well this morning. threatening to hold back federal money to sanction cities and blasting oakland mayor libby schaaf for warning the community about last week's i.c.e. operation. >> and the mayor of oakland went out and she -- she went out and warned them all, scatter. and she said get out of here. and she's telling that to criminals. and it is certainly something that we're looking at with respect to her individually. >> i take very seriously the claims that i could be investigated. i feel confident that everything i've done has been legal. that the sanction policies of the city of oakland are legal. >> mayor shaf said she won't let the president or anyone else distract her from

four officers had a combined 49 years on the oakland police force. ehind children. >>> the former minneapolis police officer charged with murder and manslaughter in last year's fatal shooting of an unarmed woman made his first court appearance today. the judge ordered mohamed noor to surrender his guns and ammunition while setting his bail at $400,000. he faces a possible 35-year prison term. a woman called 911 to report a possible sexual assault outside her home. noor's partner says they feared for their lives when the woman suddenly approached their patrol car after they responded to her call. >>> more than 1,000 people turned out today for a vigil honoring the six people killed in the florida pedestrian bridge collapse. the ceremony was held at florida international university in the community of sweetwater near miami. one of the victims, 18-year- old alexa duran, was a student at that school. in his speech, the president of the university spoke of unity as families and loved ones struggled to cope with their loss. >> now is the time to grieve toge

international today. >>> a school is morning over the sudden death of a student athlete, the oakland tech football player went home last thursday and he complained that he wasn't fueled -- feeling good he went to bed and then unfortunately, he never woke up. they have not been notified as the cause of death but no other students are facing health risks. dell munich county coroner -- belle meade a county -- the almeda county coroner is investigating. >>> the cell phone video shows moments after the model ask slammed it -- model x slammed into this barrier. they are launching a formal investigation to see if the autopilot system or the striping on the road played a role in that accident. >> the 101, 85 interexchange is difficult for a vision based system because the lane markings are not really distinct , that is an area where the pavement seems do not match up with the designated lanes, so even drivers have to watch very carefully to understand where are the travel lanes. >> tesla engineers were called out to the scene of the crash to make sure that it was safer the first responders b

let take a look outside and see what it looks like from our camera on top of ktvu looking over the oakland estuary. and you can see san francisco in the distance. it was pouring in oakland an hour or hour and a half ago. >> it was pouring on my way in earlier today. and we want to take you to walnut creek. you can barely see because of the cloud cover. clouds have rolled in and the system is expected to bring significant rainfall. just how much. let's check in with our meteorologist, rosemary orozco. >> we could see 1 to 3 inches depending on where you are. as the anchors just mentioned. a widespread rain moved through a little bit earlier and it's tapered off some. i want to show you the entire state of california. for time being the bull's-eye is over the central and southern part of the state. they could pick up 5 inches of rain by the end of the week. and they are concerned about the burn areas. in our area, around the bay area, it's tapered off quite a bit. just a few scattered showers over portions of the bay area. and you can see monterey is getting hit pretty good. and areas near p

the bay area. closer to san francisco and oakland, there is not as much coverage. we go with the more development close to morgan hill and gilroy. be watching out for that with a much like concerns in the fire zone. here's our live camera looking out at the golden gate bridge. we have a bit of a breeze, but you can see some breaks the clouds, but some more development appear to our north. we are talking about the cold air, and that will bring the snow levels down to possibly 2000 feet for tomorrow. we can have some snowfall in the bay area heals in your friday forecast. -- heals -- heals -- hills in your forecast. another downpour could pop up tomorrow with the possibility of heavy rain. this is a major deal with that winter storm warning in place. until 10:00 p.m. saturday, the higher elevations could have amounts approaching five feet. amazing amounts with the system coming on board. and we are tonight at 7:00 p.m., and the rain line will be moving in and maybe enough to instability -- instability to generate some thunderstorms. will have some breaks tomorrow in

toca jess along the uses the west oakland bart station to commute to work in san francisco. there are certain times of the day when she will not use the system. >> if it is after work late, i do not take it. i uber home. truck why? is like i do not feel safe. >>reporter: to make writers feel safer bart is cracking down making 1730 arrest met -- arrested 2017. a 40 percent increase from the 1020 38 made the year before. it's like it shows that the proactive activity of officers within the system really geared towards making the system safer for all those that ride. truck credit changes at officers being more visible. increased contact to check that it is up 80 percent. spot proof of payment and while that is an infraction, often times that leads to somebody that may have a warrant to arrest, or maybe wanted for more serious crimes. >>reporter: in 2016 bart reported they had 540 -- 544. that dropped to 444 and bar credits the high-security racks as one of the reasons why the -- has dropped.'s like i like to use the bike legal lockers. it is pretty secure. >>reporter: untamed ar

we are noticing the hills east of windsor up in the north bay, 67 degrees right now. oakland hills 64. berkeley 66. so above 2,000 feet in elevation. temperatures in the upper 60s. that warmer air is going to settle in pretty quickly this morning in alum rock right now east of san jose, 60 degrees there. now, we did have record heat at sfo. that's why i showed you that live shot at the airport. yesterday it was 77. so that broke a record. that was set in 1986. most likely today we'll break a lot of records. here's a look at the waxing gibbous moon, full on march 31st. we are clear skies. so we have a great view of the moon this morning. clear conditions out there plenty of sunshine. the full forecast is coming up. >>> funeral services for stephon clark will be held today in sacramento. he was killed this month. his death sparked protests coast to coast. jessica flores reports from sacramento. >> reporter: that's right. sacramento has been on edge for 11 days now. that's following the shooting of the unarmed 22-year-old man. now, his funeral mass moved here to the church in so

they'll have to separate the trucks. oakland moves past the coliseum where we talked about the a's and the warriors playing today. a congested parking lot. back to you. >> thanks, mike. up next on "today in the bay," a sex ed controversy in the east bay. coming up the heated meeting that lasted into the early morning hours and why some parents say the program is too inappropriate for kids. >>> watch amazon stock today. the president taking on amazon with more tweets. >>> and coming up at 6:33 driving dangers. new numbers just release this had morning that show distracted driving is a bigger problem than ever before. >>> 6:15. checking out 101 as we start to get a little bit of light in the sky. sun rise will be beautiful and starting out kcool in the low 50s. does warm up quickly. by noon above our normal high temperature and continues to go up. we're reaching into the upper 70s. our temperatures come down for the weekend and some events you may be checking out. >>> a very similar shot, 880 across the bay from palo alto, fremont

all of these things are moving through the port of oakland to asia. tremendous demand in asia is the middle class grows.>> reporter: 99% of containers passing through northern california come through the port of oakland. the seventh busiest container port in the country.>>> crews are keeping a very close eye on moccasin down following several days of heavy rain and melting snow. this afternoon authorities issued a flash flood warning saying the dam near groveland was in imminent danger of failing. this video shows raging water flowing through the emergency spillway. heavy rains have filled the reservoir but by late this afternoon the water has started to recede. the dam is still intact. moccasin creek down is owned and operated by the san francisco puc -- >>>/flooding caused road closures today in sonoma county. highway 121 at route 12 it shall bill reopened to traffic this evening after being closed for most of the day. at least one car got stuck in deep water. trying to cross the flooded roadway. >>> high winds brought down trees and caused damage. t

especially for the back end of the weekend. oakland will continue to have clouds spread across the bay area as we get into the next few days. in and out with the sunshine, blue skies, filtered sunshine at times, and here's the temperatures taking a peek at san jose. right now, 41 degrees, and livermore, 34. 40 inoakland. very cold out there, and the inland communities like santa rosa and livermore dipping to freezing and near freezing this morning. we are beginning to see the turn around. cooler than yesterday with the clear skies, and some fog has developed for the inner east bay, and the visibility is down to a quarter of a mile, reported there along 580, and you will also find it in the north bay. the coast and valley locations. and here's storm tracker 2, the ridge is strengthening from the pacific, over into california for the next few days, and look at all the cloud cover that will be pouring in, regardless. on the backside here, the storm is already in view, and that will bring us rain, once again on tuesday, and it also happens

i mean, do we actually send federal agents out to arrest the oakland mayor or what? >> well i believe the department of justice will do whatever it takes to make sure that they do not continue down this path. certainly, jeff sessions is going to sue them, take them to court. he shouldn't have to and of course is going to take time but we can't tolerate this kind of behavior. do they want to succeed for the union? i mean it's just bizarre. you know, you work along with law enforcement and we know that the federal government is in charge of immigration. we know that the supreme court already said that they are and they're not asking them to enforce immigration laws they're telling them not to obstruct justice and to do that they all should be penalized. david: governor jan brewer pleasure to see you again thank you for coming on. by the way we did offer a chance for the oakland mayor to come and talk to us so far we haven't heard back from them. well, all eyes are on what attorney general jeff sessions is going to do next. is a second special counsel coming with all the

>>> the oakland a's make a pitch to buy the coliseum complex and the fans say it is the perfect spot for their new ballpark.. it is already there. why not build it and keep it here. right off the freeway. very convenient. 20 of parking spaces.>>> the search for the new ballpark is back where it started from.>>> the a's want to own their home and say they are willing to pay off the $135 million in debt still owed on the coliseum. live coverage from amber talking to fans at a nearby business about what it would mean if the deal works out.>> reporter: everyone i spoke with the say the coliseum is the best choice for the a's given its location and the infrastructure that already exist.>> in keeping with the oakland a's slogan rooted in oakland between presidents that they would like to enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement to buy the coliseum which is co-owned by oakland and alameda county. >>> it means owning your home. it is important to be in a place you control your own destiny. you can chart your own course for success. owning our own location is how to do that.. the howard

and back. >> i just like the oakland marathon because of the vibe of it. it's not like a big huge projection of the san francisco marathon with a gazillion runners. it's a hometown feel. the course is amazing. it's a great race. >>> the director of the running festival says keeping the marathon course out of the oakland hills also uses fewer police resources because not as many residential streets are closed off. >>> well, physical tickets for 49er games will no longer be used for games. the 49ers are among four teams that will no longer issue physical or printable tickets for the games. next season, 2019, the nfl plans to switch to a league wide digital system. the fans will have to use a mobile app to display their electronic barcodes to get into the game. season-ticket holders will have one wearable credential for the entire season. >>> it's 6:34. trying to prove a controversial theory. what 100 -- california man was hoping to prove when he shot himself out of the air on his own rocket. there's only one word for the all new together forever-a pixar nigh

don't nobody know the story. oakland, california's police force is really... ed up corruption. who you going to be? are you going to be the cop that people talk about, the dirty cop that does things that he shouldn't do? what's your legacy going to be? we're joined now by the force's director, peter nicks. great to have you. thanks for having me. it looks like a good watch. the oakland police department came famous on this side of the atlantic after the murder, or the shooting, of iman from missouri who spawned the barclays matter movement. do you think in the time since then things have changed any? —— the shooting of a man which spawned the black lives matter movement. i think the trust has been broken. if you go back to the origin of black panthers, that goes back to the oakland police departments. in the 1960s. yes. and the black lives matter movement emerged from the oakland police department, there is a deep distrust andi department, there is a deep distrust and i don't get will change overnight but this is a monumental turning point in that relationship.

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