young activists called for gun control laws. thousands of people marched over the weekend to protest gun violence. we'll show you the huge bay area demonstration and what was happening in the nation' capital. plus, facebook is promising to do better after user data was leaked to a third party consulting firm. we'll tell you about the apology this weekend from ceo mark zuckerberg. and the new questions being raised about the company's privacy practices. monday, march 26th. i'm happy we got the rain but i am looking forward to the weather ahead. we're going to see steve in a second. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. steve is right over here. >> dave, we have a little -- saturday morning was it raining? >> it wasn't really at our house and they canceled go-kart races. >> it was where i was. >> okay good. then i feel all right.

>> we have the plans and i'm like well -- might be raining. >> right. >> it was for some but not for all. but thank you. we have our pattern changing now. there'll still be a few clouds around but breeze is the big story can it's cold this morning. the cry -- and it's cold this morning. the skies are clearing out. rain and snow pattern is ending as this week will be warmer but it may take about a day to start warming up though. napa valley chick down to 32 in napa. been hearing the vineyard fans all morning can't wait for the warm-up all week. it will get here soon enough. one observation 35 but there's a lot 306s around. -- of 30s around. windsor and kelseyville made it to 29 degrees before they said that's too cold. we're not going to report now. but the rain ends and it's a warmer pattern this week. 60s today but then after today we'll warm up. there'll be a lot more upper 60s and low to mid-70s here. but final system went by on sunday and it's now moved off exit stage right. so mostly sunny and breezy and

a few clouds over the hills but warmer tuesday and wednesday will be the days where they'll really feel spring-like. except for a few high clouds and mostly sunny and breezy outside of the west-northwest. it's cool and a lot of 30s here alreadiment it will take a -- already. it will take a while to rebound but it will. there's a northerly component to that breeze but mostly sunny today. temperatures 60s. tomorrow will be warmer. 7:02. and sal tells you know -- things are moderate. it's not great but no major problems right now for example on the bay bridge approach. it's been slow and had earlierishes that slowed -- earlier issues that caused slowing but i'll take 36 minutes. this week it's much better already. this is a look at the westbound approach to the bay bridge. it's a little bit slow and we have a backup of about 20 minutes before you make it onto

the span. and it does look like there's something going on here either a stalled vehicle or something that is blocking a lane. i'm not sure what that is. but it could cause a little bit of a delay for the carpool lane unless they get that out of there. this is northbound 880, southbound 880, nice bluish looking picture here and you can see the traffic on westbound 92 getting off to the high-rise no major problems. 680 southbound is slow right at 580 deading down to -- heading down through pleasanton. back to the desk. san francisco police are investigating what led to a stabbing that left one woman dead and a man in the hospital. happened outside the chinese christian church at the uncleside district just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. police say may have been a domestic dispute but there's no information being released about the woman or any possible relationship with the man. investigators say the man is being treated for self- inflicted stab wounds and they won't say just how badly he's been hurt. our time is 7:04.

later today adrian gonzalez, the santa cruz man accused of killing 8-year-old maddy middleton three years ago will be back in court. police say he lured the girl to his mother's apartment and then raped and stabbed her to death. he was only 15 at the time but is going to be tried as an adult. his lawyer is trying to change that. if convicted as an adult he could get life in prison without the possibility of parole. san francisco mayor mark ferrell no longer supports a taser ballot measure sponsored by the police officers union. according to the chronicle mayor ferrell says now that the police commission has approved a taser policy, the police union's ballot measure is unnecessary. the police union is still urging people to vote for their measure because they say the police commission's taser use policy is too restrictive. police chief bill scott also did not support the union's ballot measure because it would prevent the police commission from making any changes to the taser policy. well hillary clinton

morning, facebook is -- this morning, facebook is facing new questions about privacy. facebook has been collecting data on users' phone calls and text messages. >> of course this revelation comes amid growing backlash over the cambridge analytica data scandal. ktvu's alex savidge live to bring us more on facebook's ceo's apology. >> reporter: well, gasia and dave, good morning to you and ceo mark zuckerberg essentially says that facebook does in the deserve to have -- not deserve to have people's personal information if it cannot protect that data and he's promising the company will do better in the future. yet he took out full -- yesterday he took out full page ads here in the u.s. and britain apologizing for what he called a breach of trust related to the cambridge analytica privacy scandal. that political consulting firm improperly accessed data on 50 million facebook users. the firm which worked for

donald trump's presidential campaign used that information to build profiles on voters. the data breach has led to a backlash. some users even deleting their facebook accounts. others are sticking with facebook, but they're using the site more carefully. >> i think it's a really good for people to be aware that these apps are sourcing all your information. and using it. in different ways. >> reporter: and now facebook is also facing some new questions after it was revealed the company has been collecting information on phone calls and text messages made by users with android devices who use the facebook messenger app. however, facebook says that it did not collect the content of any of those calls or text messages and only took data from users who had opted in. now law macers of course right -- makers of course right now are focused in on facebook's privacy practices and it is possible that congress could

call ceo mark zuckerberg to testify on this issue. >> ktvu's alex savidge. thank you. ers of saturday's national -- organizers of saturday's march for our lives event will build on the success by pressuring congress to pass new gun control laws. hundreds of thousands of people around the world took part in demonstration against gun violence sparked by last month's shooting in florida at high school million high school. several -- marjory stoneman douglas high school. the largest of which was in san francisco here. that's where some 40,000 people from elementary school students to great grandparents spoke out demanding lawmakers take action now. >> i am here because i'm sick and tired of seeing innocent children and people getting killed by the guns. >> it's going to affect this generation. so needs to be right. we -- it needs to be right. we don't want the mess up. this generation want fix the problem. >> dianne feinstein wrote and

pushed through congress a federal ban on assault weapons that expired in 2004 and been trying to get it approved again. it has 30 cosponsors so far. and needs backing from twice that many to pass. organizers in washington, d.c. estimate 800,000 demonstrators joined in their march for our lyes event -- lives event. the number is accurate. it would be the largest single day protest at the nation's capital ever says "usa today." police haven't yet released the official estimate of the size of the crowd. coming up at 7:30 a disturbing threat this morning. with one man -- what one man says that has san mateo schools taking extra precautions. new details emerging in the russia probe as reports reveal who may have been helping back the president's campaign. i'm aggressive yen kins? -- aggressive jenkins in washington. i have the details coming up. east bay commute to westbound 24. let's take a look. it's moderately heavy. it's definitely better than last week when we had weather

problems. today it's dry. and moderate.

time is 7:11. a rough weekend for the trump administration. an investigation revealed the top fundraiser for president trump was secretly backing the agenda of a middle eastern country. >> also porn star stormy daniels revealed details of her alleged affair with donald trump. griff jenkins is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: over the weekend the president kept a low profile in florida but he did blast off a new round of tweets voicing his opinion on the russia probe. new details emerging this morning in the special counsel's investigation. is it top fundraiser for the trump campaign is accused of secretly backing a united arab emirates agenda. the associated press reporting george nador a witness in the mueller investigation wired $2.5 million to the trump campaign. funds reportedly received from a political advisor to the uae.

in an effort to persuade the u.s. to take a hard line against qatar a longtime american ally but a bitter rival of the uae. the latest twist in the mueller investigation emerging as the president again tweeted over the weekend that there was no collusion during the campaign. and pushing back on reports he had struggled to find attorneys to represent him in the russia probe. >> the mueller investigation is incredibly broad. so you have qualified lawyers all over town who are conflicted out because of other clients they've taken on. you have a second problem where you have people who are not conflicted out who frankly just don't want to join the team right now. >> reporter: meanwhile, adult film star stormy daniels revealing in an interview with cbs' "60 minutes" new details of her alleged affair with donald trump in 2006. claiming she was threatened by an unidentified man to keep her relationship with trump quiet. funds she accepted from the president's attorney michael cohen were taken out of fear. >> and a guy walked up on me.

and said to me leave trump alone. forget the story. and then he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said that's a beautiful little girl. it'd be a shame if something happened to her mom and he was gone. >> reporter: president trump repeatedly denied the affair but the question being asked is whether cohen's payments to daniels violated laws and will mueller try and use those payments as leverage to gather more information trying to connect the president to russia? in washington, griff jenkins, fox news. >> time is now 7:13. the white house wants congress to allow the president to veto parts of a spending bill he doesn't like. since president trump reluctantly signed the spending bill on friday, keeping the government open until september, conservatives have criticized the president accusing him of caving into congressional democrats. treasury secretary steve mnuchin defended the decision to sign the spending bill.

he wants the president to have the power to veto parts of the bill that don't reflect his priorities. many democratic leaders say this budget was a big win for their top priorities. time is 7:14. help get you to work or school this morning. no rain to contend with sal but still things are difficult. >> kind of normal difficult. if you will. what we use -- we're used to when it's not raining. which is some slow traffic. let's begin in the east bay with highway 24. now this looks a lot more doable if you will. westbound 24 a little bit of congestion at the lafayette b.a.r.t. station and on the jested in -- congested in orinda. this is a look at the bay bridge. an earlier problem here, recovered. that's probably the most important thing. i would give myself 25 to 30 minutes to get to the bay bridge to get actually onto the span. northbound 880 traffic here is going to be okay so far. we don't have the big

slowdowns. san mateo and dunbarton bridges are also okay. southbound 680 this morning is off to a slow start. as is southbound 880 as you drive into fremont. you can sew some slowing approaching stevenson where there was a crash here on the shoulder. 7:15. let's bring steve in. thank you sir. >> you're welcome. >> all right good morning everybody. happy monday. happy cold monday out there under mostly clear skies. little breeze out of the west- northwest. so it will be a cool chilly morning. that will be a layer day because by this afternoon, now the birds are singing. very nice. nice -- but it's cold. they are probably bundmented up a little bit this morning here because they have temperatures in the 30s for many. and taking a look stacey ross says good morning -- good morning rs. hey a brisk 39 there. feels colder but i'm glad it's not. are we done with the rain? no. there will be april showers. might be something clipping the sierra. lots of 30s and one observation now shows 36. 30s aplenty in the santa cruz mountains and a few around

saratoga. santa clara is close at 30 degrees but the pattern changing. it will be warmer this week. 60s today but then maybe about add ten to these by about wednesday and thursday. the last part of the system or the pattern went in yesterday. and is now moved off towards nevada and points east and inner mountains regions. cool air settled and the breeze picked up and a difference in the pressure gradients. by tomorrow that will relax little bit and could be a few high clouds from the northwest but overall still mostly sunny. now going to check after three weeks of rain and snow and we made up a lot of ground but still only 65% of average since october 1st for the water year and 65 for santa rosa and oakland 66 and san jose they also ran only 53%. always not far away. there's a lot more than that. so the snow though was incredible for three weeks we made up tremendous ground. this is the snow water equivalent. 18.5 inches of water in the central sierra. that's 65% of normal and 44% for the northern and southern

and 57%. to statewide summary 56%. that's i'd say almost miracle to be honest with you. the windchill though. susanville. 17. 34 auburn and placerville and 34 yucaipa. it's a cool one out of the breeze picking up out of the northwest but 40s around the bay. and 30s for many. still we're slow to recover here but we will and that northerly or northwesterly breeze will be in place most of the day. 7 now up in truckee and teens around lake tahoe with a few single digits. i mean that's a cold, cold morning. but they will recover more so tomorrow than today. today is the in-between day. although lots of sunshine. everything looked developmentment no issues this -- good though. no issues this week for rain. late saturday and sunday there might be a system clipping northeastern california and the sierra. we'll watch that for you. 60s on the temperatures and temperatures near average for this time of year. they will continue to bump up this might be the coast day of the week. -- coolest day of the week. warmer weather which you want is on the way. >> bring it.

steve thank you. hear some people say the afterhour e-mails and texts from work never stop. and the move one city is making to stop employers from taking advantage of their workers' free time. also you probably heard the phrase, fall down seven times and get up eight. how much learning from your failures can help you succeed in the future.

welcome back. if you have a student loan, you get another chance to qualify

for the public service loan forgiveness program. congress is using $350 million to pay for a program that forgives student loans after ten years of payments if you work for the government or nonprofits. borrowers recently found out their employer and loan repayment plans may not qualify. and some of the payments they've been making wouldn't count towards that ten year mark. now with the new changes borrowers have to enroll in one of four income driven repayment plans to find out if you qualify, the funds will be first come, first serve. the volatile till continues on wall street this week. it's another 400 point move for the dow but this time. the direction is up. >> and thank goodness for that. also thank goodness pam cook is back in the studio to explain in dollars and cents. >> the u.s. indexes had the worst week since january of 2016 over concerns about a trade war with china and the u.s. but this morning, the financial times reports china has offered to buy more semiconductors from

the u.s. to help its trade surplus with the u.s. and there are reports that chinese officials are willing to discuss tariffs and trade with the u.s. now analysts agree a trade war is not in anyone's best interest. that's what puts the numbers down last week. but when the opening bell rang this morning, the dow shot up almost 500 points. checking in on the numbers, it has pulled back a little bit. but still up 436 points. you can see there very close to that 24,000 -- 23,969. up almost 2%. and the nasdaq and the s&p 500 also up about 1.75% as well. the markets all doing well this morning. bank of america has to pay a big fine for misleading clients for years. now the bank was hit with a record $42 million fine after admitting to defrauding customers between 2008 and

2013. during those five years, clients were told that their stock trades were being processed in-house. however, the trades were actually being routed to outside firms and one of those firms was run by bernard madoff the man who confessed to running the largest ponzi scheme in history. car dealers are concerned that prices may go up too high too fast. analysts say tighter credit and higher interest rates and metal tariffs are all working to push those sticker prices higher. the average price of a new car is about $32,000. that's according to jd power. now that's up $500 from last year and the national automobile dealers' association says rising prices will result in fewer cars sold this year. a new report says more people are leaving their jobs to become their own boss. a small business accounting company fresh books says self- employment is on the rise. its reports show the number of americans working for their themselves could triple to 42 million people by 2020.

the report also says self- employment -- the self- employment movement is being led by millennials who want more freedom and flexibility. focusing on failures can help you achieve success. the study found people who reflected on their past failures by actually writing about them had lower stress levels and made better choices in stressful situations. the research was published in the journal frontier and behavioral neuroscience. researchers concluded that focusing only your shortcomings -- on your shortcomings can prepare you for success. the next time you are in a challenging situation you will be more prepared and it's interesting we talk about this at work. right i talk about this with my children hopefully you do. as you learn more from mistakes than when things go perfectly. >> failure is a good teacher. >> as long as you do learn from them and talk about it. yeah. >> right that mistake you make once and then it hurts so bad and then uneared it den. -- you never do it again. >> thank you pam. a proposed law in new york city would ban companies from

requiring their employees to respond to phone calls, e-mails or text messages after work hours. >> it's called the right to disconnect law. it would only apply to private companies with -- private companies with ten employees or more and doesn't apply to workers whose terms of employment require them to be on call 24 hours a day. it would give employees the right not to answer electronic work communications without fear of retaliation. >> if i'm off the clock, and -- and you are going to text me or e-mail me, and tell me i have to come in for something, you better pay me from the moment you call me to the moment i go back home. >> this is not saying that you are not able to work once you leave the office, this is saying you have the right to choose whether or not that moment you want to answer that call or that e-mail. or spend time with your family -- >> france has a similar law that went into effect at the start of 2017. if passed, the new york measure would be the first such law in the united states. our question of the day is this --

90% of you say yes, 10% say no. vote on the ktvu twitter page and leave comments for us as well on the ktvu facebook page. >> what do you think? >> i'll be honest i think in this job we're required to be on call 24/7. i don't expect it but i can see in some cases it would. 90% of you think so. >> keep voting. it is 7:26. the show of unity for a young man who was shot and killed by police in sacramento. coming up, how stars of the nba stood together in support for that man for his family and protestors at last night's sacramento kings' game. police in san mateo plan to step up security around schools. what we know about the incident that's prompted the increased police presence. so far, so good on a monday. the weather is much better than last week for the most part. we're looking at a nice looking commute in san jose. well, a sunny week but also

a breezy start to that week. and a rather cold pattern out there this morning but temperatures will be bumping up. i'll show you how much.

this monday morning, march 26. good morning, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, i'm dave clark and i know where steve paulson is with all the good weather forecasts. >> much better this week. if you are looking for sunshine and warm temperatures then

three weeks in making but it's here. we needed that three weeks for the rain and snow but that's now ended a different pattern is kicking in. i don't think this one will stick around very long. but it will stick around through the bulk of the week request we have clear skies -- and we have clear skies and a few high clouds and maybe some clouds over the hills later but gabrielle says a chilly 31 degrees in the lima valley. when does the morning frost go away? would like to bring my plank back out. i think you can -- plants back out. i think you can now. looks like the pattern is changing for us here. doesn't mean it can't come back but you're getting long in the tooth for april with critical minimums. not that they can happen but no signs of it yet. only 30s in the valley. that's cold. there were some upper 30s up in the lake county. a lot of 30s around including napa and american canyon and vallejo and windsor is in there now. occidental 33 but the rain snow pattern ends, the warmer pattern kicks in more tomorrow but this week will be a warmer week. might be the coolest day of the week and still coming down out of the northwest will be a few high clouds but overall mostly sunny. it's the breeze that's kicking in and 30s and 40s still quite

cold here. it will be a northerly or northwesterly breeze and overall though tomorrow will be the day we really start to warm things up. the cool and rain is getting out of the picture and it will be breezy and sunny to mostly sunny. and then warmer temps will take us into tuesday and especially wednesday. thursday. highs today in the mid 60s. sal tells us -- well things are okay today is much better than it was last week for example. when we had rainy conditions. looking at the east shore freeway. starting there. it's taking about a half hour to drive from the carquinez bridge to the mcarthur maze. a little bit more than that and there's some congestion. but if you compare to last week i think you'll like this commute. same for highway 24. certainly it is a little bit slow here and there. but it's better than it was last week. bay bridge is about the same though. it's backed up for about a 20 minute delay. as you get onto the bridge it could be a little breezy i'm just looking at the flags over there. could be a little breezy on the span. 880 northbound, this doesn't look too bad. just yet. as you drive past oracle arena

and into downtown oakland. and in the south bay we have traffic slowing down on 280 and 85 and 101. the downtown san jose looks good. 7:32. back to the desk. sal we are following the developing news on the peninsula. parents dropping off kids at schools in san mateo and foster city, you are seeing more police around. >> that extra law enforcement is a precaution it's being taken after some threats were made last week. ktvu's allie rasmus live in san mateo to explain the concerns. allie? >> yes, well the threats apparently didn't name any specific schools. >> reporter: though that should be a relief to parents but they were apparently made by a man who walked into a big five sporting goods store on south el camino real in san mateo last week and apparently started shouting to get a gun to quote shoot up some cools. given -- schools. given the environment it was obviously concerning and police want to talk to the man and ask him about those threats. they circulated this photo from the surveillance video they are still trying to locate the man

and speak to him about it. the man is described as being about 35 years old, witnesses in the store at the time say he appeared to be transient and we don't know anything about the condition of his mental health but the people working in the store at the time asked the man to leave. and he did. but just as a precaution san mateo police say they will have an increased presence at all schools in the san mateo foster city school district. we are at district headquarters right now. we've reached out to their spokesperson and are waiting to hear back. but the man who shouted the threats again, didn't name any specific school. but parents dropping off their kids should be aware that if you do notice some extra police in the area, again, it's as a precaution following that incident last week. back to you guys. >> allie rasmus thank you. all right, time is 7:33. meantime san mateo county sheriff's deputies still searching for two inmates who walked away last night from the glenwood correctional camp in la honda. that's west of interstate 280 and it is south of woodside and portola valley.

the inmates described as an 18- year-old african-american man about 6'0" tall and weighing 210 pounds. the other is a 17-year-old polynesian. about 5'7" weighing about 200 pounds. both were last seen wearing gray sweatpants and sweatshirts. now deputies haven't said why they were at the correctional camp. but if you happen to see them, call the san mateo county sheriff's office. now to the east bay where newark police are asking for help in a homicide investigation. officers responded to a report of gunshots near the corner of wells avenue and elm street on friday found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. who was declared dead at the scene. investigators say they don't think the shooting was a random act. the victim has yet to be publicly identified. anyone with information is urged to call newark police. brand new this morning, president trump is expelling 60 russian officials. he's also ordering the russian consulate in seattle to close. it's a reaction to the poisoning of a former russian

spy and his daughter in england this month. both are still in critical condition. al european union announced this morning that 14 member nations expelled more than 30 russian officials over that nerve agent attack. the eu and the white house made the coordinated announcements showing solidarity with britain over the poisoning. which britain is blaming on russia. russia though denies responsibility. meantime at least 64 people have died in a shopping mall fire in central russia. ten others are in the hospital. that shopping mall went up in flames yesterday and officials say the victims may include dozens of children. the crews had a hard time rescuing people from the upper floors because of the roof collapsing. those floors had a movie theater and a children's play area. that's why they're worrying there may be more children trapped. two witnesses say they never heard a fire alarm go off and four people who own or lease some of the stores in the mall have been detained for

questioning. investigators say they're working around the clock to find the reason a sausalito man slammed his van into the front gate of travis air force base. 51-year-old khazi died after the man filled with gas cannisters burst into flames. officials ruled out it's being an act of terror or religiously boat visited. they -- motivated. they found no writings that could indicate why. investigators are talking with relatives and friends and so far though no motive. time is 7:36. police in richmond asking for help they want to find a man suspected of robbing four banks this month in the east bay. take a look at the photos released by police 06 the man they're looking -- of the man they're looking for. he is suspected of robbing chase banks in richmond, berkeley and emeryville and oakland. if you have any information call richmond police. meantime, belmont police hope this video here will help track down a man caught on camera stealing a package from someone's porch. you can see a man wearing

glasses and a black hoodie walk up to a home on waltham cross street friday afternoon. he then takes a package and walks back to a gray pickup truck that had lumber in the back driven by someone else. if you recognize the man or have any information, call belmont police. the family of a 22-year-old man who was shot and killed by sacramento police eight days ago will hold a news conference this morning. that's after stephon clark's family retained an attorney. this case is drawing a lot of attention from the community and from the nba. that was made clear before the start of last night's sacramento kings' game with a message on the scoreboard. >> black. >> white. >> brown. >> we are one. we are one. >> one. >> say his name. >> stephon clark. >> stephon clark. >> both the kings and boston celtics called for unity during the warm-up. they wore the same shirts saying accountability we are one on the front.

tephonclark on the back. it's a message many in the community are echoing. >> we need to all stand united as one with everybody that's the police, our community, everybody together. it's not us against them. >> we can peacefully protest but also that we're going to wait and see what the outcome is. and get all the facts before we jump to conclusions. >> the pastor for clark's family said his church has close ties to the police department. the police chief called the pastor after the shooting to make sure the flam had a safe -- family had a safe place to grieve. sacramento can set an example for the rest of the country. and now reverend al sharpton will attend stephon clark's funeral. he wants to draw more media attention to the killing he says and the police investigation. later this morning, clark's family is to hold a news conference in sacramento after hiring an attorney who's worked on several high-profile police shooting cases. a berkeley city councilman chris worthington says he has a plan to help fix the affordable housing shortage for students.

worthington wants to build two high-rises near the campus. that will require the city to change its zoning rules on height limits temperature councilman says -- limits. the councilman says increasing it by just 20 feet would help to house for students -- more students. >> . lot of students have to commute from a further distance or they're crammed three, four into a room or some of them are homeless. and living in their cars. >> the crown systemman worthington also wants to turn unused -- councilman worthington wants to turn unused office space into housing. now to help with the student housing crunch at san francisco state university, retired sf state staff are facing eviction from the university's employee housing. san francisco examer reports the -- examiner reports the school says are to make room for students and the current faculty. coming up on 7:40. facebook's got your number and a whole lot more information. coming up at 8:00 the latest on

new fallout from the social media network and the data involving some android users. plus, what the team wanted giants' fans to do to avoid paying an extra parking fee at yesterday's game. highway 4, if you want to look at your screen here, a little bit of slowing in bay point. it's crowded as it normally is. the good news is, we don't have anything unusual here. driving over to concord. and we don't have any rain in the forecast for this week. in fact temperatures will be warming up a little breeze out there a little chill in the morning air but it's sunny side up here.

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2. now 7:43. a self-taught rocket scientist trying to prove the earth is flat launched himself into the sky over the weekend. 61-year-old mad mike hughes there he goes. used a steam powered rocket he built to fly almost 1900 feet above the desert. he had two parachutes for the landing if the second one just -- and the second one opened just before he landed. he's hoping to eventually go into space. let's bring mike into the mix and see what's coming up on the couple next hours of mornings on 2. mike? >> dave, gasia hope you had a great weekend. coming up in our next hour, new developments in the search for a ballpark for the oakland a's. the offer the team plans to make to the city of oakland and alameda county tied to the current coliseum site. also the month of march is colon cancer awareness month and this year, the disease has affected us here at ktvu as we recently lost one of our own employees. coming up during the 9 we will

talk with a doctor from ucf about the disease and how it's impacting people younger than the age of 50. ly see you on the next -- i will see you on the next hour of mornings on 2. >> thank you mike. >> i heard that. gas prices as you probably noticed dave are going up at the pump i drove around for the cheap gas yesterday. >> yeah. i was looking too. >> i saw you. according to aaa the national average price for a gallon of regular $2.61. seven cents higher than two weeks ago. the increase is due to rising crude oil prices and they expect prices to keep going up. now here in the bay area, gas prices are almost a dollar more than the national average. in fact in san francisco, the average price for a gallon of regular is $3.59. in oakland, and san jose, the average is $3.48. >> yeah. it's hard to find the cheap gas. time is 7:44. sal finds what's happening in our commute. how's it looking now sal? >> we're looking at just a commute that's actually not too bad. i looked at my list before i say hey it's great out there. but it's moderate. definitely is better than last

week when it was raining. so i think you are going to have a nicer commute. 37 minutes, this is a nice crowded commute albeit much better than the 62 minutes i saw last week at this time and it was raining hard. remember that? well, it is slow. when you get to the bay bridge you will see slow traffic and highway 24 is slow. b.a.r.t. has been quiet. some minor delays but nothing major right now. bay bridge backed up for 20 minute delay. what a difference the weather makes. obviously. it's a little breezy out there. and if you drive the small car or maybe a high-profile vehicle you should be careful on causeways can bridges, this is a look now at -- and bridges, this is a look now at the south bay commute filling in especially on 85 and 280 and 101 and you can tell a little spring break out there. i know that some -- i just kind of made up that phrase. but it does look just a little bit lightener some schools maybe be -- lighter and some schools may be out this week and maybe next week. 7:45. steve? all right sal right to it here. we had activity all the way

into the weekend yesterday and then things kimmed out of here -- kicked out of here. the sunday showers deliveredsome rainbow weather and sunday showers delivered this rainbow in petaluma. thanks to john who sent that to my friend gary who then forwarded it to me. that's how it got there. go back 18 hours and right there you can see the activity not too bad coming out of the north and east bay. go back right there and you can see that shower activity and pretty good rain there around american canyon. also over into concord and parts of the east bay but that's the last of it. there's the weekend system as it churns out of the picture. and it is now under the intermountain region and out of the picture and we are on the drier side. there it goes give that system credit. not a lot but it's out of here. left behind though is some cold air. i mean there's a lot of 20s and 30s and teens up in the mountains. 30s around here. even out to the valley. so it will be a cold start here. and we're slow to recover but eventually we will. and there is a northerly breeze coming in out of the locke cleveland berkeley hills or the

east bay -- berkeley east bay hills. 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 every weather will take us into -- warmer weather will take us into the end of the week but no rain seen yet. >> all right steve thanks. well, today the preseason bay bridge series moves to the western side of the bay. the giants won the first game of the three game series last night. 5-1. jumping on oakland's daniel gossett for three runs in the 3rd. and it looks like steven duggar proved his worth going over the wall. right there. saving what could have been a home run by matt joyce of the a's. the joints won 5- giants won 5- 1. but many of the fans, they were asked to pay extra to see that win. the oakland a's added a parking surcharge for fans in orange and black and they say they're going to do it again during the regular season bay bridge series. oakland a's' fans pay $30 to park at the coliseum.

but a's president dave cobble wanted cars with giants' fans to be charged $50 unless they yelled go a's. many giants' fans say they would never or could never do that. and say b.a.r.t.soevers the issue for them. -- solves the issue for them but of course parking attenjanuary charged fines -- attendance charged giants' fans the normal price. the warriors biggest slump of the season right now. blown out last night by the jazz 110-91. the defending nba champs' struggles continue without curry and grant and green and thompson. th just kept come -- utah just kept coming after the warriors, a big third quarter by utah put the game out of reach. the warriors are now five games behind the houston rockets for the number one seed in the west but they maintain a nine game lead over portland for the third spot. meantime head coach steve kerr has already ruled out steph curry for the rest of the

regular season and the first round of the playoffs. steph curry sprained his knee in friday's game colliding with javale mcgee right there. he's hoping to prove steve kerr's wrong by being medically cleared for the playoffs in three weeks. it's now been three weeks since he played a full game for the warriors, just nine games left in the regular season for the warriors. time is 7:50. the competition to buy homes in the bay area keeps on heating up. coming up at 8:00, the lengths some home buyers are having to go to avoid being outbid. and sticking to your diet could be getting a lot easier. up next, what researchers say you'll soon be able to place a chip to keep track of exactly what you are eating.

welcome back. good mornings on 2. it's now 7:53. two people are safe after being rescued. cal fire rushed to the river just after 5:00 last night. a helicopter rescued the people who were in the bed of that truck surrounded by four feet of fast-moving water. a firefighter was lowered down to them and the two people were lifted up to safety. we still don't know how the truck got into that river. meantime, in fremont, the man in his 90s is recovering after he fell into a well. fremont firefighters were called to a farm near driscoll

and mission streets saturday morning. the man had fallen down into a well that was 26 feet deep. he spent 30 minutes treading water waiting for rescuers to get there. after the floor of his pump house gave way. rescue teams threw a life jacket to him before going down into the well to get him. he only suffered minor injuries. some 10,000 people ran through the streets of downtown oakland yesterday for the oakland running festival. it includes the marathon a half marathon and 5k and relay and a kids' fun run. the starting line was at east shore park. this was the ninth year for the event but this year the course was a little different. for the first time since the running festival began, the marathon course did not go through the oakland hills. instead, it took runners through downtown. across the port of oakland and into the base of the bay bridge and back. time is 7:54. well, a couple from mountain house who had quinn up the lets a couple of months ago brought the last two home over the weekend.

the three boys and two girls were born 13 weeks premature in january. after two and a half months in the neonatal intensive care unit, lincoln, grayson, preston, noelle and gabriella have all doubled in size. their parents chad and amy there, they say the quintuplets' homecoming was made only by the doctors -- possible by the doctors and nurses at the kaiser hospital in walnut creek. >> all of the nurses and doctors, you guys are all the reason why we have five healthy babies. in our car right now. and that's preston there. crying. and it's beautiful. it's -- annoying for sure. but it's -- it's a cry of life and health. >> sure is. the family also have two young daughters see them on the left there. they say they'll be getting help with the feeding and changing from their parents and their friends. they'll be changing about 80 diapers a day. and preparing 0 bottles of bay

i -- 40 bottles of baby formula every morning. >> happy to be doing it. an out of control chinese space station is expected to crash to earth this week or early next week. scientists say it stopped responding in 2016. it's been orbiting out of control ever since. the 18,000-pound space lab is expected to burn up as it approaches the earth. but scientists say some pieces of the space station could make impact although they don't exactly know where the pieces might land. time is 7:56. the arctic sea ice level now at its second lowest point on record. this year's levels were only slightly higher than in 2017. the scientists say global warning makes the arctic melt faster than other parts of the world. this is fourth straight year that arctic sea ice has been at very low levels. nasa has been tracking it for 39 years. you may soon be able to monitor everything you eat digitally. scientists at tufts university are working on sort of a fitbit for your mouth. take a look. it would be mounted right there

on the tooth and it would track salt intake and glucose levels and how many alcohol -- how many alcohol you are drinking and transmit the data wirelessly to a mobile device. researchers don't have a release date yet but they hope the chip will help people better track their diet they say. still ahead, we're still following developing news from san mateo. more police will be patrolling schools today. the threat made at a big five sporting goods store that has a lot of people on edge. a change of heart from san francisco mayor mark ferrell. the reason he no longer supports the ballot measure when it comes to tasers for police officers. oh there i am. that's clear out there and it's also pretty cold out but it will be sunny and a little warmer today. but yeah wait until tuesday and wednesday and even warmer. more own that coming up. -- on that coming up. get ready fo ring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings...

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...at the ross spring shoe event. facebook is promising to do a better job of protecting users' personal information. amid the cambridge analytica privacy scandal. we'll tell you about the new apology issued by ceo mark zuckerberg. plus, more officers on patrol around schools in san mateo this morning. and the threat made at a big 5 store that has some people on edge as police continue to search for a suspect. mornings on 2 continues now. good morning everyone, welcome back to mornings on the. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. i think you might like the changes that are in store. let's bring in meteorologist steve pallson for some warmth. >> -- paulson for some warmth. >> say good-bye to the active pattern for three weeks that's pretty good. it's bonn real nice -- been real nice. it is cold though it left behind some rather cold air. but will recover slowly today and more so over the next couple of days but there's some critical minimums out there.

certainly the wineries and machines have been cranked you this morning. jamie says -- you had a big temperature drop overnight. now the breeze is holding up some of the temps and there are 40s more towards brentwood and antioch and pittsburgh but concord and walnut creek and danville, pleasanton all in the 30s. so it's cold for some we'll start to recover right now and you get to the 8:00 hour there goes the system from the weekend. still left some scattered shower activity even into sunday afternoon but that pattern has ended. march came in like a big old lion but it's going to go out like a little lamb here all signs point towards that. 40s on the temps here and 30s still for some. again, we'll be in the 60s today but there's the rather robust breeze picking up. it will relax tomorrow. but the cool is in place. it will be sunny and nice and mostly sunny. there might be a few high clouds coming down or a few puffy cues over the hill. 60s today on the temps.

and -- boy, it's nice weather to sit outside maybe today steve. have a cup of coffee or something. good morning. right now, the commute is just to answer steve's question in a word, moderate. it's not too slow. it's not too fast. certainly not like what we had last week with the weather. 24 is going to be crowded here in lafayette and also crowded in orinda but you'll like the commute. also in the east bay 880 is slowing down just north of the colt see yum in pacts of -- coliseum in pockets of heavy traffic the downtown oakland -- to downtown oakland. about 40 minutes to drive from the bridge area to this spot and then you add about 15 minutes here at the toll plaza. on the other side of the bridge, you see highway 101 in san francisco. it's not too bad here. northbound on the left southbound on the right. you can see traffic is definitely moving. and in the south bay we have traffic that's slow into the west valley. but downtown san jose traffic is nice.

8:03. back to the desk. we're following a developing story in san mateo county where police in san mateo have an increased prince around schools today -- presence around schools today because of threats made by a man over the weekend at a sporting goods store. on friday the man walked into a big 5 sporting goods store there and started shouting he wanted to buy a gun so he could quote shoot up a school. because this man still has not been found, san mateo police say as a precaution they'll are have an increased -- have an increased presence at all schools in the foster city san mateo school district today. our ally rasmus has been following the store. another live report coming up at 8:30 . organizers saturday plan to build on the success of the march by pressuring congress to approve new gun control laws. hundreds of thousands of people around the world took part in demonstrations against gun violence. sparked by last month's florida high school shooting. several rallies and marches were held here in the bay area. the largest of which was in san francisco. some 40,000 people including

elementary school students to great grandparents spoke out in san francisco. demanding lawmakers take action now. >> we think that it's important to speak out because other people in our community can vote. and what we say influence theirs lives too. because -- influences their lives too. >> because as a first grader you shouldn't be shared that someone is gill -- scared that someone is going to kill you and you have to hide in the classroom. >> reporter: senator feinstein spoke at the san francisco rally. that expired in 2004. after the shooting at a music festival in los angeles last october she bruceed that ban again -- introduced that ban again. so far it has 30 cosponsors but needs 60 votes. organizers in washington, d.c. estimate 800,000 people joined in the march for our lives there and if that number holds up it would be the largest single day protest at the u.s. capital ever. so says "usa today."

police haven't yet released their officialest mitt of the size of the crowd -- estimate of the size of the crowd. the oakland a's sent saw a letter offering to buy the oakland coliseum complex. signed by the president dave cobble proposes buying the site in exchange for taking on all remaining debt service on the more than $135 million of debt owed by the city and county against the coliseum complex. in the letter cobble says the team is still evaluating the howard terminal site that's near jack lemon square as the potential spot for a future ballpark but they don't want to risk further alternate uses of the coliseum site. the a's' first choice for a site on land owned by the community college district near lake merritt was shot down by opposition from faculty and students. well, the morning, facebook shares are down more than 5% as the company faces new questions abilities privacy. the federal -- about privacy. the federal trade commission is now investigating facebook's privacy practices. >> new reports say that facebook has been collecting data on some users' cell phones

and text messages. ktvu's alex savidge explains how the company is trying to regain the trust of its users. >> reporter: facebook is promising to do better as its privacy practices come under fire amid the cambridge analytica privacy scandal. yesterday ceo mark zuckerberg took out full page ads in ten major newspapers here in the u.s. and britain apologizing for what he called a breach of trust. cambridge analytica a political consulting firm accessed data on 50 million facebook users improperly. the firm which was hired by donald trump's presidential campaign used that information to build profiles on voters. and it's possible that congress may push for zuckerberg to address this data breach. >> mark zuckerberg created in many ways the whole notion of social media. but i think the whole industry has been reluctant to accept the fact thawer seeing the dark underbelly -- that we're seeing

the dark underbelly of social media. >> reporter: facebook is facing new questions after it was roadway vealed the -- revealed the company has been checking information on phone calls and text messages made by users with android devices. however, facebook says it did not collect the content of those calls and texts. and they say they only took data from users who opted in. ceo mark zuckerberg however is promising to make changes to protect user information. he says that the company does not deserve to have users' personal information if it cannot protect it. in menlo park, alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. the family of a 22-year-old unarmed man who was shot and killed by sacramento police eight days ago will hold a news conference this morning. after the family of stephon clark retained an attorney who has represented the families of other police shooting victims. the reverend sharpton now plans to attend clark's funeral. he says he's making that move to draw more national media attention to the shooting.

his death has led to large protests in sacramento. >> nba players also reacting to the shooting with calls for unity publicly. >> nicky gonzalez reports the death of clark was a rallying point before last night's game in sacramento. the kings and the boston celtics wore the same shirts calling for accountability. >> reporter: the message following the sacramento kings' game is going beyond basketball. >> celtics' fans, sacramento fans, everybody was one. and respectful. >> it is a little bit of a responsibility on their part to help bring the community together. >> reporter: players across jersey lines, worm warming up -- warming up in a uniform of solidarity. accountability -- we are one. tephonclark. and the score board transforming into activism. >> white. >> black. >> brown. >> we are one. >> one. >> saithes name. >> we are not just going to shut up and dribble. >> reporter: the nba teams

speaking exactly one week after sacramento police shot and killed stephon clark. officers opening fire 20 times. killing the 22-year-old father who was holding only a cell phone. >> we are very fortunate to have a very positive relationship with the kings' organization. and we want to remind everybody to stay calm. we know that everybody is you know, angry can they're upset right now. >> reporter: and they're upset right now. >> reporter: the game is the first since demonstrators flooded downtown commons thursday. arm in arm, blocking fans from entering golden 1 center. >> i was a little nervous about coming down here but i'm happy that we came. >> reporter: a difficult conversation intensifying with each day. >> that's who we are. that's america. right? >> reporter: as sacramento police complete their investigation. >> we need to all stand united as one with everybody that's the police and community everybody together. it's not us against them. >> reporter: activists prepare for more demonstrations. >> we can peacefully protest but also that we're going to

wait and see what the outcome is. and get all the facts before we jump to conclusions. >> reporter: and stephon clark's family members plan his funeral. >> that was vicky gonzalez reporting. according to the chronicle mayor farre ll says now that the police commission approved the policy the ballot measure is quote unnecessary. the union is still urging people to vote for the measure because they say the police commission's taser use policy is too restrictive. the police chief scott also doesn't support it because he says it would prevent the commission from making any changes to the taser policy. house hunters can face stitch competition but the amount of money offered doesn't mean a deal is done. how one couple snagged their dream home even though the bid was lower than others. a stormy interview from a former adult film actress is all the rage here in dc.

i'm caroline shively here in washington. i'll have that story coming up.

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new this morning, president trump is expelling 60 russian officials and ordering the russian consulate in seattle to close. it's in reaction for the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in england this month. both remain in critical condition. the european union also announced this morning that 14 member nations have expelled

more than 30 russian officials total over the nerve agent attack. the eu and white house made the coordinated announcements to show solidarity with britain over the poisoning which britain blames on russia. russia meanwhile denies responsibility. stormy daniels the adult film star alleged affair with president donald trump told her story in a television interview last night and this morning it is the talk of the nice's capital. >> care lie -- nation's capital. caroline shively has more of the reaction. >> did you go to the police? >> no. >> why? >> because i was scared. >> reporter: stormy daniels who was allegedly paid to cover up the affair with president trump telling her story on "60 minutes" last night. daniels says she was physically threatened after selling her story in 2011. the interview was immediate lyfull heed by a cease -- followed by a cease and desist letter on behalf of michael cohen demanding daniels stop quote making false and defamatories about him. >> he wanted to keep stormy

daniels quiet at the end of the campaign. that's certainly debatable. >> reporter: critics are already saying this could spiral into new level of controversy for the trump administration. but the white house insists as it has from the start that the president did nothing wrong. >> the president has addressed these directly. and made very well clear that none of these allegations are true. this case is already been won in arbitration. >> reporter: meanwhile, folks here in washington who watched the interview say they believe daniels. >> she seems very relatable and i think that's something that's probably of great concern to the president's camp at the moment. >> i believe her. i mean everything she's been saying i think it's better credibility than trump was. >> reporter: trump tweeted this morning -- in washington, caroline shively, ktvu fox 2 news.

>> time now 8:16. now with sal and a look at the roadways on this monday morning. hail sal. >> hi mike. gasia it's better than last week for sure. we're kind of settling into the commute that's just a little lighter than usual. for a couple of reasons. and that would be well, it's not raining and also we do have some spring breaks approaching. easter break for some schools. easter is on sunday in case you are not pawing attention but -- paying attention but sol schools have some built -- some schools have some built in time around this time of year and we're going to see it. this is a look at the bay bridge, backed up for about a 20 minute delay. the san francisco looking at slowing on southbound 101. you can see it there. heading south had a couple of earlier things going on. but for the most part, the traffic is going to be busy heading down to the airport. the airport we don't have any flight delays reported. if you are driving to the san mateo bridge, traffic on 92 westbound looks okay to the high-rise. and no problems on the dunbarton bridge and south bay is beginning to get filled in. and definitely we have some slowing. it's just a touch lighter.

it's maybe 5% lighter than it was last week. 8:17. let's bring steve in with today's weather. oh thank you kindly sal. all right get right to it here under clear skies. it's a pretty good jeez it's chilly -- breeze and it's chilly out there. 60s then warmer tomorrow. that's where he burst his boat there. he said -- i like an update on the wind in san francisco bay this morning. cold but clear. with a steady 10 to 12 knot breeze and gusts of 15 from the north. that's a beautiful shot. and that sounds about right. northwest at oakland airport, more of the northerly at half- moon bay and west at sfo and san carlos. matt says -- definitely 31 degrees with beautiful blue skies and on the peninsula there a lot of 30s. in fact the woodside now 38. and menlo park 37 and ratherton 39 and even fremont at 38. starting to bump you now moss beach at 50 and 44 san mateo. san carlos. a 43. it was a cool -- at 43.

it was a cool one this morning no doubt and the windchill it's still cold enough i mean, 20s for mount shasta and susanville. even 30s out to stockton and santa rosa at 37. yeah it's cold. there goes the last system in the series or the pattern. and it's now kicked out. and after three weeks usually doesn't matter. after three weeks things start to reload or change a little bit. the change is a warmer one and drier one. warmer pattern and rain ends. this week today will probably be the coolest day of the week after that it will all be 70s on the high side. 40s and 30s still on some of these temps and otherwise, it's going to be -- a chilly start but 38 concord and 37 blackhawk and dublin still at this hour even pleasanton so yeah it's quite cool out there and there's bigger breeze out to the valley. north at 15. northwest. so a sunny breezy day and cool but at least it's dry and going to stay that way. as that system now kicks out high pressure will kick in for probably about five or six days and there might be a system clipping the sierra over the weekend. but i'll tackle that later.

and until then, mid upper 70s look likely by the time we get to wednesday and thursday for some. not for all. but for some. 60s today. low mid maybe a few upper but that breeze is in place. that will relax tonight. it will be cold tomorrow morning then after that, it will be sunny and warmer. the rest of the week. >> getting close to the 80s steve. >> getting close mike. thursday. >> i like it. thank you. >> nice weather for it. coming up, giving workers the right to disconnect. how a proposal in new york city could aplow employees to ignore -- allow employees to ignore work e-mails and phone calls and text messages that come in when they are off the clock.

a berkeley city councilman has a plan that he says could help fix the affordable housing shortage for students. >> ktvu's andre senior has more on the lawmaker's proposal to help students live near campus. >> reporter: uc has increased the student population by about 7,000 in the last -- seven or eight years. >> reporter: that city of berkeley councilman chris worthington talking about the massive growth at uc berkeley. the influx of students not just from around the country, but also the world. how long have you been going to school here? >> one year. >> reporter: what are you studying here? >> i was in international business program for one year. >> reporter: marina urbans came from the ukraine to study and landed a place quickly but she can't say the same for her friends which had a difficult time for one reason or the other. >> just moved here so like from different countries.

they struggle to find apartments. >> reporter: one reason that some students struggle says councilman worthington, there is not enough housing. >> a lot of students have to commute from a further distance. or they're crammed three, four to a room. or some of them are homeless and living in their cars. >> reporter: part of his plan, calls for building two high- rises but that would require changes to the city's zoning on height limit. >> if we can get an extra 20 feet, well, that's two more stories added on top of these zones. >> reporter: that will allow more units to be built. he studies urban planning at uc and he looked closely at worthington's proposal. pointing to another key part which targets city rules requiring residential buildings to have a retail on the ground floor. >> and what that really speaks to is how local governments have sort of overmanaged how development happens because commercial and where you have a retail establishment below apartments that might sound good in theory but doesn't always pencil out.

>> reporter: also wants to throw out a restriction on converting commercial land to residential and allowing the conversion of unused office space into housing. >> it's really tragic. you know, we should be providing homes for students you know they have -- a heavy burden in terms of the tuition that they're paying. >> reporter: andre senior, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and to help with the housing crunch at san francisco state university. according to the examiner retired staff there are now facing eviction from the university's employee housing to make room for students and current faculty. well, it was so much competition for housing in the bay area, there's a family in berkeley that found a creative way to stand out. yep, chronicle is reporting that a high school music teacher and his wife were able to buy their dream home even though their bid was $20,000 less than the top bid. and they didit with song and a letter. the report says nate kucha and his wife lily fell in love with a home down the street from the apartment they'd been renting.

they sent the homeowners a letter saying how much they wanted the home and also along a drawing from their daughter. >> he also recorded a video of him singing the song "our house," which as it turned out has special meaning for the homeowners and they ended up indeed getting the house. >> i have written some letters in my time. didn't save me any money. ban companies from requiring workers to respond to phone calls e-mails or text messages in new york. after work hours. it's called the right to disconnect law. that had only apply to private companies with ten moes or more -- employees or more. it would give employees the right not to answer electronic work communications without fear of retaliation. >> you know if i'm off the clock, and -- and you are going to text me or e-mail me and tell me i have to come in for something, you better pay me from the moment you call me to the moment i go back home. >> this is not saying that you are notable to work once you

leave the -- not able to work once you leave the office, it's the right whether to choose the moment to answer the call or e- mail or spend time with the family. >> france has a similar law that went into effect in 2017. if passed this new york measure would be the first such law in the country. all right so this brings us to our question of the day -- right now, 89% say yes. 11% say no. a lot of chatter out there on social media about this. michael chimed in saying yes, so many times my phone has interrupted family activities due to work issues on my time off. howmethemoney. nice little reference there. >> daniel says -- sorry sal, that's what you are paid for -- salary folks that's what you are paid for. vote on the ktvu twitter page and also the ktvu facebook page. the battle of the bay happening between the oakland a's and san francisco giants.

up next, the parking print that had many giants' fans testing out their loyalty. also following developing news in san mateo. more police are patrolling schools today. the threat made at a sporting goods store that has many people on edge. good morning, we have slowing around the bay area although some improvement on the bridges, for example, san mateo bridge traffic is now just moderate heading out to the peninsula. and we're seeing improvement in our weather. the rain is gone. sunshine is here. little cold this morning. but at least it's sunny it will be nice and warmer this week. more own that coming up. flush -- on that coming up. get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event.

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>> i'm mike mibach. getting ready to go to the ballpark on thursday? >> yes i can't wait. >> we're taking the 9:00 show on the road at the coliseum. a day game which is nice to see. >> nice to see. don't get those very often anymore. >> that should be nice day for them. >> beautiful. timed it just right. not last week. we have clear skies out there and it will be a nice day little cold though the morning. a lot of people i know the wind machines were kranged up up in -- cranked up up in napa. lauren says -- well, we can be past the cold snaps next week. yes. sure looks like it. once you get to april really tough to get critical minimums i believe. lauren is? san francisco, you are good there but there are some critical minimums this morning. a couple below 32 this morning but a lot of 40s and one exuviation. 40s in the city but it won't take long to warm up. now we get little northerly breeze a few high clouds right now we're clear. the rain pattern is ended. this is a warmer pattern going into at least this week. doesn't look like much change

so maybe sunday but no i wouldn't cancel any plans or anything. a lot of 30 this has morning and slow -- 30s this morning and slowly recovering. but north north west breeze it will be sunny to mostly sunny today and highs will be in the 60s. the last piece of energy came through over the weekend. that is now kicked out and high pressure is kicking in. and as it does temperatures will be warming up. it will start tomorrow and then really kick in on wednesday and thursday. 60s on the temps today. 8:31. on a monday. might actually be able to get outside and barbecue. >> what? >> this week. >> oh, yeah. wednesday and thursday. >> barbecue, i like barbecuing in the rain and it doesn't count for me but for people who are normal they might be able to get outside and get the barbecue. good morning everybody. let's go out and see what we have now.  i want to show you that traffic is going to be slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. and then you have this really nice picture of the span in san francisco. getting over to 101. that looks good. and then the airport, no

airport delays. so this really -- this week has really been a change from what we had last week and i think a welcome change. westbound 92 looks okay. dunbarton bridge is moderate and we have traffic in the south bay for example northbound 280, right near highway 17, right near winchester we had a pair of accidents. even that really hasn't made such a big mess. 85 is slow. sow do -- so you do see signs of slowing but also signs of people leading up to their spring break. remember this week is good friday. the markets close and we start getting people who are taking days off around this time. let's go back to the desk. we have a developing story on the peninsula. where there's an increased police presence this morning at schools in san mateo and foster city. >> this added law enforcement is a precaution being taken after some threats made last week. ktvu's allie rasmus joining us live from san mateo with more on the action being taken. allie? >> reporter: well, it's not clear how credible those threats were on friday. they were made by a man walking into a sporting goods store.

but it's -- caused enough of a concern to prompt the school district and police to have some extra police patrols outside of san mateo and foster city schools. we were outside parkside elementary school in san mateo. and we've talked to some of the parents who just dropped off their kids this morning. who say that they got a notice in the e-mail from the district last night letting them know they might notice extra police around their schools this morning. that statement from the district reads -- although there's no imminent or impending threat to our schools, in an abundance of caution, we have decided to put our schools in a state of heightened awareness and be will ensure that all gates and doors will be locked throughout the day. normal activities will continue on school grounds. we have seen police going past this school short time ago. those threats didn't name any specific school and it's difficult to know again, how credible they were but they were made by a man who walked into a big l big 5 sporting goods store on friday. he was reportedly shouting and saying he wanted to buy gun so

he could quote shoot up a school. given the environment and all the concerns about school shootings, police want to talk to this man. and him about the apparent threats. and police circulated this photo from the surveillance video from that big 5er and and were try -- store and were trying to locate and speak to him. about 35 years old and witnesses in the store at the time say he appeared to be a transient. we don't know anything about the condition of his mental health. but the people working in this store at the time asked the man to leave and he did. and again, because of that incident on friday, as a precaution, the school district in san mateo police decided to have some increased police presence around all san mateo and poster city schools. again this morning we did see a police patrol car driving past here at parkside elementary. talking to the parents this morning, they say given the environment we're in, and the concerns about school shootings, they don't think it's an overreaction. they are actually relieved to see that extra police presence out here this morning. back to you guys. >> all right. allie thank you. a santa rosa man arrested

on suspicion of trying to lure a 13-year-old girl into his car. police say this happened wednesday afternoon in sonoma county as the girl walked home from school. 47-year-old timothy cotler told her she was pretty and then asked if she wanted a ride. he kept asking for her phone number. an at&t technician spotted him and gave the suspect's license plate number to investigators and that helped them track him down. deputies say he was released on bail but still consider him a threat to the community. san mateo county sheriff's deputies are still searching for two inmates who walked away last night from the glenwood correctional camp in la honda. west of 280 and south of woodside in portola valley. er this an 18-year-old african- american man about 6'0" tall weighing 210 pounds. the other is a 17-year-old boy who's polynesian. 5'7" tall weighing 200 pounds. both were last seen wearing gray sweatpants and shirts and

deputies aren't saying why they were this at the camp. if you see him call the san mateo sheriff's department. new at 8:00 attorneys for the widow of the pulse nightclub shooter only just been told the attacker's father was an fbi informant for 11 years. this morning the attorneys were told about mateen's relationship with the fbi on saturday. attorneys for near salmon are asking for a mistrial. she is accused of helping her husband plan the june 2016 attack on the pulse nightclub in orlando. in which he killed 49 people and she has denied knowing anything about his plans and she was arrested in the bay area after she move today her mother's -- moved to her mother's house. adrian gonzalez lured the girl to his mother's apartment and then raped her and stabbed her to death. his attorney is trying to get that ruling changed if convicted as an adult, gonzalez

could get life in prison without the possibility of parole. a new warning is being added to the netflix series "13 reasons why." the warning from netflix says quote this series may not be right for you. 13 reasons why which is filmed in the bay area is centered on the teenager's suicide. it premiered a year ago. and its second season will premiere later this year. netflix says other changes include the addition of a warning video that will play at the start of each an and a list -- season and a list of resources. cracking down on riders who don't pay. the "san francisco chronicle" says the agencies and cities lose more than $60 million a year because of fare cheats. cal tran plans to enforce the new policy to catch evaders starting april 1st and b.a.r.t. police officers now and riders to prove that they have tickets in some situations. and the santa clara valley transportation authority doubled the number of fare inspectors. gas prices are going up according to aaa the national average for a gallon of regular

is $2.61. that's 7 cents higher than a few weeks ago. analysts say it's because of rising crude oil prices and they expect them to keep going up. here in the bay area prices are almost a dollar more than the national average. in san francisco the average price for a gallon of regular $3.59. in oakland it's $3.48 and san jose also the same. two preseason -- the bay bridge series just before the real season opens. is moving to the west side of the brink today. >> that's right, the giants took game one of the three game series last night jumping on oakland for three runs in the d and it looks like -- 3rd and it looks like duggar made the team improved his worth going above the wall and saving what could have been a home run here. from the a's' matt joyce. giants end up with the 5-1 win but many of the giants' fans were asked to pay extra to go see that victory. the a's added a parking surcharge for fans in orange and black. and they say they're going to do it again during the regular season. bay bridge series. a's fans paid $30 to park there

at the coliseum but a's' president wanted cars in giants' fans to be charged $50 unless they yelled go a's. many giants' fans say they would never or could never do that. and say b.a.r.t. solves the issue for them. but of course sparking attendance charge giants' fans the normal price. a familiar face may be back in front of the -- or the giants' front office. former manager dusty bakers who was fired after leading the washington nationals to back-to- back division titles is expected to rejoin the giants. "usa today" reports that giants contacted baker in february. the paper says baker will be a special advisor to giants' ceo larry bera and also report to executive vice president brian sabean and will also evaluate minor league players. the report says baker will be officially introduced at the giants' play ball luncheon today. baker managed the giants for ten seasons getting them to the world series back in 2002. the warriors are in their biggest slump of the season. they were blown out by the utah jazz last night 110-91.

the defending champs struggles continue without four players. in what might be a preview of the first round of the playoffs, the jazz kept coming after the warriors. third quarter by utah kept the game out of the reach. but do maintain a nine game lead over portland for the third spot. and head coach steve kerr already ruled out all-star stephen curry for the rest of the regular season. and the first round of playoffs. curry sprained his knee friday in the game after a collision with mcgee. he's hoping to be medically cleared for the playoffs in three weeks. it's now been three weeks since he played a full game with the warriors. working on your own terms. up next, find out how many americans are expected to say good-bye to corporate organizations and go into business for themselves.

well, another well-known retailer is closing all of its stores. >> the volatility continues on wall street this morning. pam cook is back in the studio to bring us more in dollars and cents. >> the markets are rebounding on fewer concerns about trade wars this morning. china offered to buy more semiconductors from the u.s. to help cut the trade surplus there.

there's also reports that chinese officials are willing to discuss tariffs and trade with the u.s. now that drove the dow up about almost 500 points. that opening bell rang this morning. microsoft leading the way. morgan stanley analysts predict microsoft will reach $1 trillion in market value thanks to cloud adoption and set a price target for microsoft for $130 a share in the next year. right now, it's trading at $91.50 a share. checking in on the numbers they came brach from earlier opening numbers but the dow jones still up 300 points. 23,851. 1.33% there. the nasdaq also up about more than 1%. 1.25%. the s&p 500 up more than 1% to 2616 right now. aaron brothers is closing all of its stores for good. under a filing with the fcc. aaron brothers including 13 here in the bay area will shut

down by july. this art and framing stores, they are owned by texas based michael's. michael's plans to use the aaron brothers' brand as a store within a store. well, in less than one week, california will start issuing permits for driverless cars. that technology is getting increased scrutiny after a woman was hit and killed by a self-driving uber car in arizona. now the ceo of waymo says his company's technology would have safely identified someone crossing the street even at night. the investigation continues though into that fatal uber collision. and a new report says more people are leaving their jobs to become their own boss. the small company business accounting company fresh books says self-employment is on the rise. its reports show the number of americans working for themselves could triple to 42 million by 2020. the report also says self- employment is being led by

millennials. you may be able to monitor everything you eat soon digitally. scientists at tufts university working on a fitbit-type of gadget for your mouth. it would be mounted to your tooth and it would track salt intake and sugar levels and how much alcohol you are drinking and it transmits the data to a mobile device wirelessly. researchers don't have a release date yet but they say that they hope the chip will help people better track their diet. >> huh. >> i'm not sure how it will look. i don't know -- >> right. >> in the back. right. >> maybe. yeah. >> but i've tried the food diaries even online one where is you are supposed to get -- ones where you are supposed to put in every bite and sip you take. i'm great for like two days and then i let it go. >> it's time consuming, maybe something to help us do that is good idea. >> thanks pam. let's check in with sal right now. starting to calm down out there a little bit? >> hi yeah, this is week two

mike and gasia, where you are going to have good friday at the end of it and east receiver on sunday. and then -- easter is on sunday and then spring break built in for in schools. that's going to help the commute. let's take a look at what we have on the commute. 30 minute drive from the bridge to the maze. and as you start getting closer to easter i think a little break here, this is a look at the bay bridge. beginning to get better not completely better definitely waiting 15 minutes or so. northbound interstate 880 is low. so definitely -- slow. so definitely it's going to be a slow commute. but some people have told me they're already beginning to see signs of things getting better. san mateo and dunbarton bridge for example haven't been that crowded and the south bay is usually more crowded although we have slow traffic this morning getting to the west valley. 8:47. let's bring steve in. thank you sir. good morning everybody. well. lots of sunshine today. yes. it's cold this morning. but we are on our way up with the temps. go back 48 hours the last system in the series here. all three weeks there you go.

that's what we had over the weekend. gave some rain and some shower activity and more snow. but it is now moved off and cold air is in place though. came in on the backside of that and settled in. but rain ends a warmer pattern this week. then warmer temperatures probably we don't top it out on wednesday, thursday but for three weeks it saved us from three boring months in the winter. we had record lows and record highs. but we needed snow and rain and we didn't get much. we did though in march. so i call it a miracle march. to make up this much ground. northern sierra the snow water equivalent is now 12.5 inches. if you melted all the snow in the central sierra you get 18.5 inches of water. statewide summary 56% of normal to date. no more for this week. that's for sure. maybe i still think some april showers but in april it's tough to get much in the way of significant snow. there's a northerly breeze or a northwest already kicking up and that will be with us today. even though we have severe clear right now. maybe a few high clouds and some of the puffy cues over the

hills but other than that the pattern is changing. this is the transition day. the lows kick out. high pressure will nose in. we just don't want it to nose in too long because we can use more precip and rain and snow but we will have warmer temperatures this week for sure. starting a little bit. now watch in the last few images here as we get towards -- everything is okay. now watch saturday night into sunday. that would be what we call the inside slider if it does develop we'll deal with it on thursday and friday. there's nothing for us though the next seven days. 60s on the temps. after today we'll be talking about low 70s. but a little cool then it will be cold tonight but then sunny and warmer weather on wednesday and thursday. upper 70s. >> look at that. steve thank you. 8:49. a man suspected of robbing multiple banks in the bay area caught on camera. what investigators know so far about this man and the banks he hit.

time is 8:51. at least 6 # people have died in -- 64 people have died in a

shopping mall fire in russia. officials say the victims may include dozens of children. crews had a hard time rescuing people from the upper floors because the roof of the mall collapsed. the floors held a movie heat score children's player. -- theater and a children's play area. two people who own or lease the stores in the mall have been detained for questioning. the florida highway patrol has reopened the street where that pedestrian bridge collapsed near florida international university killing six people and crushing several cars. that road reopened saturday morning more than a week after the collapse. the investigation though continues. the road closure caused a lot of traffic problems. the bridge was undergoing a stress test at the time of the collapse. it was not even open to the public. san francisco police are investigating what led to astabling that left one dead and one man in the hospital. this happened outside the chinese christian church in the district just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. police say it may have been a domestic dispute but they're not releasing any information about the woman or any possible relationship with the man. investigators say the man is

being treated for self- inflicted stab wounds. they won't say how badly he is hurt. newark police are asking for your help in solving a homicide. officers responding to a report of gunshots near the corner of wells avenue and elm street on friday. found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was declared dead at the scene. investigators say they don't think the shooting was a random act. the victim has not been identified. anyone with information is urged to call newark police. two people are safe today after being rescued last night from a truck that landed in a river in monterey county. cal fire rushed to the scene of the river just after 5:00 last night. you see the truck there in the water. a helicopter rescued the two people who were in the bed of the truck. surrounded by four feet of fast- moving water. the firefighter was lowered down and two people then lifted up to safety. we still don't know how that truck got into the river. and fremont a man in his 90s is recovering after falling into a well. fremont firefighters were called to a farm near mission street saturday morning where the elderly man fell into a

well that was 26 feet deep. the man spent 30 minutes treading water waiting for rescuers to arrive. after the floor of his pump house gave way. rescue teams threw him a life jacket before saving him. the 92-year-old only suffered minor injuries. time 18:54. investigators say they're working around the clock to find the reason a man slammed his minivan into the front gates of travis air force base. 51-year-old hafiz khazi died after the van purse into flames. the officials have ruled out the collision is being an act of terror or religiousry motivated. they also say they found no writings that could tell why he rammed the main gate at the base. investigators are talking with relatives and friends but so far, they've not been able to come up with a motive. richmond police need help finding a man suspected of robbing four banks this month in the east bay. photos here show the man they're looking for.

suspected of robbing chase banks in richmond and berkeley and oakland between march 10th and march 19th. some changes are coming for 49ers' fans next football season. the reason you'll no longer be able to print out a ticket for the game.

a couple from mountain house who had quintuplets a few months ago brought the last two babies home this weekend. three boys and two girls were born in january. after 2 1/2 months in the neonatal intensive care unit, they have all doubled in size. the parents say the homecoming was made possible by the doctors and nurses at kaiser hospital in walnut creek. >> you doctors and nurses, you

are all the reason why we have five healthy babies in the car right now. that's preston they're crying. and it's beautiful. it's annoying, for sure, but it's a cry of life and health. the campbells also have two young daughters and they will get help with feeding and changing from parents and friends. they will be changing roughly 80 diapers a day and preparing 40 bottles of baby formula each morning. to make a new set of amo jesus is coming. about apple is proposing 14 new motives. service dogs, hearing aids, and people using wheelchairs and canes. a meeting to discuss the amo jesus is set for the beginning of next month. fans of the royal family have a chance to see them up close in their wax farm. a replica of the buckingham palace balcony was opened on

display today. the queen and prince well them -- william. we look at the signs and symptoms of colon cancer. >> 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.