high wind warnings issued today for sections of southern california and l.a. county and expected to carry on into tomorrow. so this is going to continue to be a problem. officials say anyone in the path of a fire they're told to grab their things and get out because there may not be much team. we'll continue to update this story for you right here ask our web site. >> margaret thatcher was 87 years old with a strong bond with president ronald reagan and today, mark matthews sat down with president reagan's secretary of state, george shultz. >> george shultz remembers margaret that mucher as an able leader a strong bond to the white house for the most part. in his office, george shultz told me margaret thatcher had a way of summing upper thoughts. >> she was tough. she said the laid gee not for turning. >> you turn if you want to. the lady's not for turning. >> that is one reason why she and reagan were so bonded. >> when it calm to the war that was the high point of her popularity at home but it led to a disagreement with the reagan white house. >> there came

you are looking at live pictures from southern california. it started as mobile home fire at 4:30 p.m. this afternoon. fire officials told residents to grab what they could and get out. officials haven't said how many acres burned or how many people have been evaciated. our chief meteorologist bill martin said winds are gusting to 50 miles per hour. there is a high wind warning and they are expected to stay this way through the night. this is burning in rugged terrain a lot of canyons in the area. live pictures from southern california of a wildfire burning in the ventura county area. we have not confirmed whether they are homes or outbuilding. as soon as we get new information we will let you know. >>> mean time, new tonight at six p.m. a man says tsa agents at san francisco -- at san francisco international airport held him out because they didn't let him through with his fruit drinks he needs. the agents said he could not bring large bottles of liquids on board even though they were for medical necessity. he said he wasn't even allowed to

it is on highway 126, just east of the city of ventura on the coast in southern california. steam canyon country in that part of southern california which can make the wind situation gustier. you can see there is a lot of smoke. the flames are burning sways and it is blowing left to right. we will keep our eye on the situation. there are a number of homes in the area. a fire burning outof control in fill -- out of control in fillmore. >>> the best and the worst airlines to fly and they have a major presence at san francisco international airport. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with who travelers prefer the most and the least. tom? >> reporter: it is here where the winds of competition are blowing. one has its work cut out for them. >> the ratings measures on time performance, lost baggage, complaints and bumping from a flight. bragging rights help airlines stimulate competition. >> it is good for customers because that helps fares and customer service as well. >> reporter: san francisco based virgin america, rated best in the nation out of the 14 major carriers. >>

. >>> southern california's nuclear plant is closer to restarting. edison submitted paper work asking to run the plant at 70% of capacity. it has been closed after inspectors found corroded plants. they want to resume in june. >>> their season may be over but the cal women's basketball team has a lot of reason to smile. we catch up with them as they return home. >> and criticism for the rutgers' basketball coach, the harsh words from new jersey governor chris christie. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >>> new mexico investigators are looking into had cause of a deadly school bus crash

again a system is in southern california and there is rain out there. 28234 tahoe -- 28 in tahoe and the delta breeze is making its way out and cooler, today will be the coolest day, 70s for some areas that were much of warmer. san rafael, walnut creek, pittsburgh antioch, 60s, low in berkeley and alameda, 68 in milpitas, saratoga, sunny veil, 65 in menlo park. mostly sunny, it does look warmer over the weekend. >>> all right, steve, 6:11, we have information on that huge barge explosion and just in, new reports on that fire fight. >>> plus in an oakland neighborhood, who is being targeted and the actions they are taking. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >>> welcome back. we have some new information a

a brush fire that scorched almost 200 acres in southern california is 50% contained. an evacuation in monrovia has been shifted. >>> the shooting in richmond has left a man in critical condition. i happened a block away from where a brother and sister were gunned down on thursday. police are searching for two suspects. >> pg&e contracted with fremont police to provide security at the substation. earlier this week vandals breck into a substation in san jose and shot up seven transformers. the ute is -- utility is stepping up security just in case. >> chinese and international rescue teams are struggling to reach the site of a deadly earthquake in a rural southwest region of the country, the 7.0 quake was near a city of more than a million people in the province. 179 people were killed and more than 6700 injured. in addition to leveling buildings and homes, the quake triggeredded landslides that cut off roads and power to the hardest hit areas. >> a new folk hero has emerged from boston. his name is dave hanaberry. he found the suspect in his boat in his backyard. the i

congressman tony cardenas from southern california and congressman chris van hollen, part of the democratic leadership, he will be in studio with us. we'll also be checking in with boston with "usa today" reporter who was on the scene yesterday. president obama at the white house after he gets the daily briefing has a working lunch with crown prince mohammed zayed of the united arab emirates then he will be welcoming nascar sprint cup series championship driver brad keselowski to the white house at 3:00 this afternoon. at 4:30, the president and vice president meet with secretary of defense chuck hagel. a briefing today at the white house will be at 1:15 with press secretary jay carney. back for another hour with congressman tony cardenas and congressman chris van hollen. see you then. stay around. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show."

a brush fire that scorched almost 200 acres in southern california is 50% contained. an evacuation in monrovia has been shifted. >>> the shooting in richmond has left a man in critical condition. i happened a block away from where a brother and sister were gunned down on thursday. police are searching for two suspects. >> pg&e contracted with fremont police to provide security at the substation. earlier this week vandals breck into a substation in san jose and shot up seven transformers. the ute is -- utility is stepping up security just innesr >> chinese and international rescue teams are struggling to reach the site of a deadly earthquake in a rural southwest region of the country, the 7.0 quake was near a city of more than a million people in the province. 179 people were killed and more than 6700 injured. in addition to leveling buildings and homes, the quake triggeredded landslides that cut off roads and power to the hardest hit areas. >> a new folk hero has emerged from boston. his name is dave hanaberry. he found the suspect in his boat in his backyard. the int

it is certainly a common event in southern california. this is the photograph we saw earlier at the point of ignition but and this is the ignition device that was used to start the esperanza fire. a bundle of sticks matches around a marlboro cigarette. you can see that it says marla burrill, held together by a bluish green rubber band. that was the signature of the arsonist beginning on may 16, 2006. when he set three fires close together that burned barely a quarter of a group altogether this is a three fires was a, but cal fire arson squad was called out, and mike, the assistant prosecutor for riverside county who handles arson, got a call, they knew they were going to have a long summer, that this was the beginning of a series rather than a single event. once the esperanza fire was identified as an arson fire and people were dead, it became a murder investigation. and the entire riverside county criminal investigation division or criminal homicide you know, was called a. one of the detectives by the name is scott michaels, they went to

>> nothing has changed between here and southern california. >> first up, check on the weather forecast. mike? >> we have good news. live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry. there is no watch out there or warning or advisoryies. it is up to 23 in fairfield and san francisco is 15 miles per hour and san jose, though, down to six miles per hour. the dangerous winds from yesterday are gone. it will be breezy this afternoon. we will have temperatures hitting upper 60's to mid-70's in many neighborhoods. leyla gulen has traffic. >> it is a far quieter start to the only commute. we are looking at the walnut creek drive headed southbound along 680 coming down to 24 it is looking clear. it is not a problem. because of yesterday's wind we still have the closure between lincoln and skyline parkway so we are looking at the road closed because of the sand on the freeway. we have wind advisories for the toll bridge, golden gate bridge is one and the richmond and san rafael and along the dumbarton you will see the high wind advisory signs. >> our top story this half hour, 200 students at deer valley high s

low in southern california hoping to enhance that fog. i will tell you, it's really thick down there. 70s. a couple low 80s. this time of year you can still get those out toward eastern contra costa county. also maybe close for gilroy. between it will be a pretty good drop in those temps. fog, sun, cooler. that westerly breeze will kick in. 70s inland. and fog looks like it will hang out by the coast today. cooler into thursday and then looks like a slight rebound as we go into the upcoming weekend. >>> boeing reports better than expected profits. the largest aircraft maker in the u.s. earned $1.1 billion in the first month of this year. that's almost 8% from the same time last year. >>> walmart teaming up with warner brothers. they will give one million walmart customers to see the new man of steel movie before the original release. starting at 8:00 in the morning on may 18th, walmart customers can buy up to four tickets for the special showing in june. >>> it was put up to honor barry bonds but now it's gone. what was apparently stolen

a southern california senator is introducing the youth equality act in sacramento today. it would deny tax exempt status to nonprofit youth groups that discriminate on the basis of gender, identity, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion or religious affiliation. this means the boy scouts and its california affiliates would have to pay corporate taxes on donations, membership dues, camp fees and other sources of in come. senator ricardo mara admits it's intended to pressure scouts to lift its ban on gay members and leaders. >>> if you haven't been outside, get a chance to do so or crack a window. san jose already up to the 70s and it's not even noon. >> as meteorologist showed us, only going to get hotter. maybe put shades on inside so you can fool like you're outside. >> sometimes you have to do that. i wear my sunglasses during the day and at night. i try to stay cool like that. current readings, 80s out there right now. look at that flag, the giant flag flapping in the wind. don't worry, martinez, you're going to have great conditions out there. i know you're

those of you who live in southern california are used to a phenomenon called the santa ana winds. when you take into account dry conditions, we're in the part of the year when those winds start to change directions, we do have the opportunity for significant fire events throughout the california area. so, with that, what i'd like to do is kind of focus our discussion on 3 major areas.. command and control, relationships and resources. with that, let me start off with the first question, we got a lot of discussion yesterday about command and control. i just wanted to give an opportunity for our panelists to talk about when a fire occurs within california and what is the system that you respond on in california and who is in charge of that fire and what happens when those fires grow into multiple fires as we've seen in 2003 and 2007 and how do you manage multiple fires and get the resources to the right place and organize that not only at the fire but the operations centers that support that? so if i could look down my panelists and maybe, ray, if you want to take a shot at that. >>

low in southern california, not too shabby. kind of kicked up our fog. it's had no issues clearing the coastal area. partly sunny around the bay but it could be cloudy for some inland areas especially the north bay. this is one of the patterns where santa rosa stuck. windy times out of the west. this will be the coolest west. a couple of low 70s and temperatures will start to rebound tomorrow. not a lot. more so i think on saturday. this does not look like a big warmup for the coast. it looks like warmer weather for inland areas. >>> time is getting worse. we're all nervous about it. >> 15 rash of robberies in one oakland neighborhood. who is being targeted and what police are doing to try to reduce the violence. >>> and a violent night in oakland leaves a 3-year-old boy without a mother. we will tell you who police are looking for. >> we're live in san francisco where drews are busy prepping parts of the drill that will help create the san francisco central subway. we're gonna show you new video we just got for you coming up on "mornings on 2." >>> oakl

a teenager from southern california explains what went wrong and how he and his friend survived. . >>> starting tomorrow, scandinavian airlines will offer a new nonstop route to copp coppenhagen. >>> a young southern california man is enjoying his first night home tonight after a hiking trip turned into a fight for survival. the 19-year-old was rescued on wednesday after spending four days stranded and hurt. today he was released from the hospital and shared some of his experiences. jane from our nbc station in los angeles was there and has this report. >> reporter: getting ready to leave the hospital, 19-year-old nicholas cendoya was anxious to go home. walking out of the hospital with his family, he didn't break any bones but lost 15 pounds and still lots of little scratches covering his arms. >> honestly, the last thing i could tell you was being on the cliff, making the 911 call. i told her, if we don't get out of here, we're going to die. >> reporter: nicholas doesn't remember what happened next. he suffered a concussion from a fall. >> now that they told me i suffered a trauma,

the winds also knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses across southern california. the rest of california also took a beating with wind gusts topping 80 miles an hour in some spots. downed trees caused property damage and closed roads across the state. the wind did boost the main power grid. turbine output produced a record amount of megawatts sunday night. >> and much of montana was hammered by up to 6 inches of snow, enough for the weather service to issue winter storm warnings. blowing snow seriously affected visibility for most of monday. forecasters say the accumulation will be gone as quickly as it arrived. >> that's good news anyway. >> thank goodness. >> as that storm moves east, the denver area can expect blizzard-like conditions and the surrounding area can get up to 2 feet of snow. >> some parts of the south can expect tornados. meteorologist jim dickey brings us up to date at accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and marci. a powerful storm system bringing a wide range of weather to the nation's midsection. right now snow moving into denv

. >> a spring wildfire is keeping firefighters busy in southern california fire. an update on the evacuations, the damage, and the continuing firefight. >> tuberculosis scare at an east bay high school. what is happening to hundreds of >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 5:29 on tuesday. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas and now the weather forecast. easy drive in. no problems. >> the wins helped you out. >> the winds calmed during the overnight hours. they are not so aggressive. on the east-west bridge in a high profile vehicle you could notice a sway. we are around 20 or 25 miles per hour over the water. 17 in oakland. and 16 at sfo and less than ten for the rest. around 20 to 25 in livermore and fairfield and novato and half moon bay. today, a lot of sunshine again with temperatures pushing the mid-70's around the bay and upper 70's inland and low 60's at the coast. leyla gulen? >> good morning, we are headed to walnut creek along 680 making the drive in the southbound direction to 24, we ar

california in the desert. today is the coolest day, it starts to squash that fog again inland. still windy at times for the usual suspects. brentwood has 70s and everybody else is lower 60s unless you are right by the coast which is very cool. cooler windy mostly sunny friday and warmer for your weekend. >> not too bad. >>> we are just hours away from the george w. bush library in texas and we have memorable items set to go on display. >> the terrible allegatis against a preschool in livermore. >>> we are off to a good start as you drive to the tunnel between walnut creek and oakland and stay tuned, we will have more on the bay area weather and your commute. . >>> good morning, strong westerly sea breeze, way inland. >>> this morning, all living presidents will be there for the dedication for the george bush center and library. it is located on the university. there is a full size replica of the oval office and a display commemorating the attacks. the facility is the second largest behind ronald reagan's a. >>

. >>> the coast guard has carried out a major drug bust off the southern california coast. they seized more than three tons of america from a drug smuggler's boat in the waters off catalina island. that's just about 160 miles from los angeles. when the smugglers spotted the coast guard plane, officials say they began tossing some of these, 250 of them in fact, bales of pot, overboard, as they fled back into mexican territorial waters. >> we were not able to catch them. there was a low cloud layer that night. so unfortunately, the traffickers did make it back. >> according to the coast guard, the value of the marijuana seized is about $5 million. >>> the search effort for two lost hikers in southern california continued today with helicopter crews once again helping search teams on the ground. 19-year-old nicholas sedoya and 18-year-old kendall jack were last heard from when they called from a cell phone. the phone's battery later died. they are lost somewhere in a canyon in southern orange county. after three days, there are fears that the pair may be dehydrated. searchers

the center here has taken in 30 pups because centers in southern california are overwhelmed. but experts say it might not be too long before we see them showing up here in northern california on their own. >> reporter: it is feeding time at the center and the stranded sea lions can't eat fast enough. 900 have come assure in desperate need of help. >> they are dying on the beaches, and these are the lucky ones that found their way to the mainland. >> reporter: he says they should weigh 60 to 70 pounds each but they only weigh 20 pounds. >> they are going out and looking for fish and they are not finding enough. >> reporter: experts say we should see them stranding themselves along the northern california shorelines as well. >> we are bracing for a large influx to come within our area. >> reporter: visitors today say they are surprised to hear how bad it is this year. >> i didn't realize it was that large of a number this year. >> reporter: the center says the 38 sea lions are eating thane their re-- into their resources. they expect to go through 60,000 pounds of food this mon

in southern california, a landslide has forced a couple out of their house. halizener joins us live from -- hal eizner joins us live from grand terrace. i snow you poke to the -- i know you spoke to the family. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, they will traumatize. they are in their home, they've been here 15 years and all of a sudden, the land from underneath the house just falls. they hear a pop. they don't realize what's going on. let's go to the video. down comes the hill. it creates a 25-foot fissure. it's a landslide by all accounts. down below a tow truck driver hears the noise, he calls authorities of 911. they come to the door and they tell author jimenez you -- arter jimenez you have to get out. he says i'm in knock. he says i'm traumatized. he said, you know -- i'm in shock. he says i'm traumatized. he says it's all the more story after thinking about what could have happened. he's a doctor. he's a family practice doctor. so he knows the symptoms of being in shock. he's having anxiety and having the kinds of things that one would have when

it spent 3 months covered 18,000 miles off the waters of southern california. during that time they rescued two people in a sailboat and they seized a boat carrying more than two tons of marijuana. >>> people who have been evacuated from their homes in west texas were allowed back home today after the deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant. cbs reporter erika ferrari shows the road to recovery will be a long one for the tight- knit community. >> reporter: there is the aftermath of the fertilizer explosion in the small town of west texas. a blast so powerful it tore off the walls and roof of this neighboring apartment complex throwing mattresses and personal items about. giant chunks of concrete sit 400 yards from the explosion site. stores and windows blown out of the nursing home just across the street from the plant where wheelchairs sit abandoned on the lawn. at least 14 people were killed, more than 200 others injured when a fire at west fertilizer led to an explosion. most of those who perished were first responders. authorities still don't know what cause

. >> breaking news out of southern california where a brush fire is burning out of control. these are live pictures of the fire the san gabriel mountains near the city of monrovia. 100 homes have been evacuated as precaution. the fire has burned 150-acres so far. fire officials say steep terrain and thick brush make the flames hard to put out. we'll bring you updates. >> still to come at 6:00, a plane and a vineyard. how this aircraft ended up, upsid down, and what happened to the pilot. >>> who is responsible for driverless cars and why this question is so important right now. >> a line in the movie "mean girls" now it's stirring up controversy in san francisco. why are these teenagers are banding together in protest,. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. terrific day today. 70s and 80s, get ready for a big warmup next week. we'veing look at the >>> new details from texas. some residents of the town of west are being allowed to return to their homes. however a stiff curfew is being enforced. >> a scary accident in santa rosa. a pilot crashed his plane updied down at 10

california employment, southern california real estate, southern california -- the university of california is a product of the cold war, because we needed an educated public if we were going to defeat soviet totalitarianism. the public doesn't seem to have the same enthusiasm for paying taxes for the education of its college students today than it had during the cold war. >> anybody else? back in the red shirt in the middle here. >> one of the kingpins of hollywood, more behind the seasons, was lou wasserman who seemed to helped his forces to some political efforts. what was his leanings? was he considered to be a lefty, righty, or just a pragmatist. >> the question is about lou wasserman and his political lengs. -- political leanings. richard? >> lou was seniorman was essentially a man defeated to the welfare of universal pictures. that's what he did and how he defined himself. it seems to me that wasserman was in a certain sense value neutral so long as whatever was happening worked to the benefit of his studio and his enterprise, and it was a vast enterprise by the time it was -- it rea

they got into an altercation with three tourists from southern california who were checking in. the fight escalated outside with two tourists being stabbed and robbed. >> there was blood all over the street. we seen him get -- he had wounds all over him. very upsetting. >> ama: a female tourist was beaten. all are expected to recover. >>> a former photographer for the oakland transcribe bind was killed in a shooting in oakland. lionel fluker was shot while driving home from the gym. it happen just after 10:00 outside a gas station. investigators say another man who was the intended target was critically wounded. >>> we turn our attention to the weather now. here's the live look outside. you can see the transamerica building there, and some clouds. let's head right to our meteorologist lisa in for leigh glaser. >> lisa: we are looking at veriable amounts of clouds but beginning to see a few returns on live doppler 7hd. in the north bay, cloverdale, and around vallejo, this isn't reaching the ground, but as we go to the north, this is what is to come. plenty of showers up here and

. >>> car thieves in southern california are getting clever. the man manages to break into that car without using any tools. police say it appears thieves are using a device that remotely unlocks the doors. that gadget is so advanced, police don't know what it is. >>> checking bay area headlines, a pilot of the empty oil tanker that sideswiped the bay bridge may never work in california again. a state board voted to suspend guy's state pilot license and could revoke it all together. he was piloting the 752-foot overseas rymar through heavy fog when it struck a bridge tower in january. >> president obama is back in washington tonight with democratic coppers replenished by bay area donors. the president left after two days and multiple fundraisers from san francisco. at two of the stops, protesters met the president with signs and chants in opposition to the keystone pipeline from canada. >>> and facebook has unveiled new software for android phones. you can customize your home screen and see content from facebook and instagram. the software will

coast guard spent three months and covered 18,000 miles in the waters off of southern california. during that time they rescued two people on a sailboat and seized a boat carrying more than 2tons of marijuana. >>> the end of ankerra for a beloved movie theater. the plans forcing it to close dom act of >>> it is a good idea, initiative, it does a long way. >>> a special delivery to boston from california. this random act of pizza. >>> check this out. not a cloud in the sky. so, how muchlonger will it last? how much longer will the 80 degree temperatures? we will tell you, coming up ,,,,,,,,,,,, aquatic park. they were among the volunteers from "aquarium of the bay" pitchg in to pick up. the d >>> earth day went underwater today. uaof the bay. nteers from divers say despite the murky waters they found a lot of bottles, tires, even a sink or two. organizers say most of the trash comes from land instead of floating in from somewhere else. >>> well, thousands are joining southern california woman who is doing her part to give a slice of support to those effected by the boston marathon

southern california, watch out for the santa ana winds. they'll be strong through the grapevine for today. offshore flow for us means temperatures will be just about as wrm at the beach as they will be at the beach. comfortable conditions there. and let's talk about temperatures. you may need to use your a.c. for the first time this spring. 80 in redwood city and 74 in the city. what a beautiful day. we're not going to hold on to this warmth for long. we head through tomorrow, that cooling sea breeze crossing to our north. onshore flow. starting off with fog and drizzle. into the weekend, temperatures stay steady into the 70s. you two are looking at those numbers going, ooh, yeah, we are getting closer to the weekend. >> you said beach today and i already thought about it. thank you very much. >>> 4:48 now. japan's defense minister has ordered his nation's troops on standby for a possible missile launch from north korea. south korea's government announced the north has completed preparations for medium-range rocket. they're also saying the

some thought this was a brand new crime and crime isolated just to southern california. my investigation has found it's not. it isn't even what it appears to be. these cars aren't only burglarized. they are being hacked. this survillains camera video shows 2 car burglary under way. on the right the thief presses button on some sort of hand held device. comb light on, door unlocks alarm silenced. another criminal hand held did he vase on the car to the left. another burglary. >> long beach police department reached tout numerous organizations even international organizations. don't know what it is. they have no idea. >>reporter: why? this isn't supposed to be possible. modern car security systems are equipped with rolling code similar to those used on garage doors. every time the key fob button presse pressed. a new code is set. so even if a criminal with sophisticated scanning equipment dedetectives and steals the code, it does them no good. many because the code changes with every push of the button. >> we have shown this video to experts in the field and everybody righ

some thought this was a brand new crime and crime isolated just to southern california. my investigation has found it's not. it isn't even what it appears to be. these cars aren't only burglarized. they are being hacked. this survillains camera video shows 2 car burglary under way. on the right the thief presses button on some sort of hand held device. comb light on, door unlocks alarm silenced. another criminal hand held did he vase on the car to the left. another burglary. >> long beach police department reached tout numerous organizations even international organizations. don't know what it is. they have no idea. >>reporter: why? this isn't supposed to be possible. modern car security systems are equipped with rolling code similar to those used on garage doors. every time the key fob button presse pressed. a new code is set. so even if a criminal with sophisticated scanning equipment dedetectives and steals the code, it does them no good. many because the code changes with every push of the button. >> we have shown this video to experts in the field and everybody righ

tonight the latest@ %"Ñç . >> happening now in ventura county in southern california. crews are finding a stubborn fire near the camarillo airpor airport. officials say mulch is burping as crew use bulldozer and heavy equipment to contain the fire. no structure threatened. no injuries reported but fire officials say this could burn for several more hours. a lot of fuel in the mulch of course. red flag warnings were up to date because of the dry windy weather did you know soil. pg&e beef up security at bay area sub stations after somebody shot up trans former early tuesday. see police on the scene as repair continue at the met california substation. somebody fired several shots from high powered rifle into the power plant early tuesday. at&t fiber optic cables also vandalize. phone company offering 250,000 dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> seven week that's it. that's how much time stanford professor has to find a bone marrow match to fight aggressive form of leukemia. as lisa explains, finding a match has been especially toug tough.

much of california, still stuck in the clouds along the southern california coast. here's how we look temperatures this morning. notice the contrast. still very warm in vegas and also phoenix. like midsummer temperatures to start your day. look to your north. boise's at 37. there is cold air in the northern portions of the rockies. today's forecast, much cooler in boise than anywhere else. but still another very warm, if not hot, day from phoenix to tucson all the way into vegas. that's your national forecast. now here's a look at the weat b warm day for you. 82 and sunny. >>> doesn't look like many chances of rain, but it looks like hot temperatures will go away a little bit. >> it is always nice in the west. but it's especially nice right now. >> especially compared to the snow that's coming for denver. >> thank you, bill karins. >>> stocks on a tear as the government reports a rare surplus. >>> the public is one step closer to traveling through space. >>> and it was chosen as the world's best restaurant. they might have a table for you. when "early today" returns

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most locations calm and san jose. 34 tahoe. 52 in ukiah. 60s down toward southern california. we did have a little break today. we'll see higher clouds inch in here later on today. again that could taint the north bay and parts of the coast and bay are late with drizzle. partly sunny warm and drizzle. slight warmup. some of that low cloud deck might be tough to burn off. rain to the north. drizzle around the bay. sunday morning looks pretty good. sunday night looks like light rain will clip us. that system flies by to the south. tuesday and wednesday warmer. >>> president obama creates controversy during his bay area visit. the comment he made about the appearance of attorney general kamala harris that is raising eyebrows. >>> good morning. on the sunol grade we are looking good. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! don't stress. we can figure this out. [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month fo

most locations calm and san jose. 34 tahoe. 52 in ukiah. 60s down toward southern california. we did have a little break today. we'll see higher clouds inch in here later on today. again that could taint the north bay and parts of the coast and bay are late with drizzle. partly sunny warm and drizzle. slight warmup. some of that low cloud deck might be tough to burn off. rain to the north. drizzle around the bay. sunday morning looks pretty good. sunday night looks like light rain will clip us. that system flies by to the south. tuesday and wednesday warmer. >>> president obama creates controversy during his bay area visit. the comment he made about the appearance of attorney general kamala harris that is raising eyebrows. >>> good morning. on the sunol grade we are looking good. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! don't stress. we can figure this out. [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month fo

it will be a hot day in southern california and central california. 79 degrees inland. bay side. pouring in parts of the bay area tomorrow. we'll time out that system and let you know when you'll get a break from the showers. there is more rain on the way as we head through the weekend. lot of spring breakers not so happy about the forecast. we'll get you out there. first let's check your drive. good morning, anthony. >> good morning. we are taking a look outside right now. we're not finding anything happening on any area roadways. nothing to report as far as any delays or accidents go. you can see in san jose right now, things are moving smoothly on 87 into fremont. headlights on, things moving nicely there. pal palo alto, and farther north into the east shore freeway, things moving smoothly there as well. roadways wide open this morning. become to you guys. >> thank you very much. it is 4:39. plan ahead or get stuck in traffic. live look at o.co where the a's play. right next door at oracle. lot more people in the area than regular game night. parking in the area is expected to

. >>> next at 6:00, the easter bunny busted in southern california. what slowed him down during his busiest weekend of the year? >>> plus a lake tahoe hot spot in some hot water. why the state is fining heavily. >>> and north korean officials announced today their nuclear program is the country's life. >>> new at 6:00, one of lake tahoe's most popular resorts is being forced to pay up. it's been fined more than $90,000 for several violations of state environmental laws. the violations all date back to a 2010 inspection. among the problems, no controls to prevent spills from a used oil tank, failure to be assess the oil tank, and failure to maintain the tank or nearby pipes. resort leaders say there was no spill and everything is now back in compliance. >>> san jose's trinity cathedral celebrated its 150th anniversary this easter sunday. trinity is the oldest functioning episcopal church in san jose. part of the reason the cathedral has such a long history is because it was constructed by a ship's carpenter back in 1863. >> it was put together with woo

they got into an altercation with three tourists from southern california who were checking in. the fight escalated outside with two tourists being stabbed and robbed. >> there was blood all over the street. we seen him get -- he had wounds all over him. very upsetting. >> ama: a female tourist was beaten. all are expected to recover. >>> a former photographer for the oakland transcribe bind was killed in a shooting in oakland. lionel fluker was shot while driving home from the gym. it happen just after 10:00 outside a gas station. investigators say another man who was the intended target was critically wounded. >>> we turn our attention to the weather now. here's the live look outside. you can see the transamerica building there, and some clouds. let's head right to our meteorologist lisa in for leigh glaser. >> lisa: we are looking at veriable amounts of clouds but beginning to see a few returns on live doppler 7hd. in the north bay, cloverdale, and around vallejo, this isn't reaching the ground, but as we go to the north, this is what is to come. plenty of showers up here and

that can change rapidly. 30 in tahoe. 37 in reno. 50s and 60s down to southern california. there goes our system but it will move out really, really fast. we'll have more coming up on mornings on 2. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour new mission for our new secretary of state. >>> also we've been talking about it all morning a very windy monday morning in the bay area. we'll continue our live team coverage. >>> we're live in san francisco where the great highway has been shut down because of the wind. we'll tell you what other portions of the bay area are facing high wind advisories today. >>> you may not need a weather man to know which way the wind blows but you'll need me to tell you how strong it's blowing. >>> sunnyvale firefighters have control of a fire here. we'll tell you how neighbors say it started. >>> also a new lottery game begins in california in just about 60 minutes from now. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, to you. welcome to a brand new day it's monday, april 8th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm tori campbell. pam cook has the m

that can change rapidly. 30 in tahoe. 37 in reno. 50s and 60s down to southern california. there goes our system but it will move out really, really fast. we'll have more coming up on mornings on 2. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour new mission for our new secretary of state. >>> also we've been talking about it all morning a very windy monday morning in the bay area. we'll continue our live team coverage. >>> we're live in san francisco where the great highway has been shut down because of the wind. we'll tell you what other portions of the bay area are facing high wind advisories today. >>> you may not need a weather man to know which way the wind blows but you'll need me to tell you how strong it's blowing. >>> sunnyvale firefighters have control of a fire here. we'll tell you how neighbors say it started. >>> also a new lottery game begins in li

and spent decades doing research at the salk institute in southern california and died in 2004, the auction valued the medal at $500,000. a chinese biotechnical executive paid four times more saying it would rome most science in china. also sold was a letter he wrote to his son fetched $6 million describing d.n.a. structure as "beautiful." the previous record for an auction letter was $3.4 million for one written by...abraham lincoln. >> a bay area teen's leap of faith leaves him in a bind at a hawaiian national park and he needed a search-and-rescue team. >> tense moments in a sky and an emergency landing. >> a close call as a fisherman is up against a shark. you have to see this. we will tell you what happened to his >> welcome back. the first in a series of planned public hearings on a garbage rate increase in san francisco will be held this afternoon. they have requested a 21.5 percent increase for residential service for recycling services the average household would pay $6 increase from the current rate. a final decision is expected by the end of june. if approved the rate hike takes

i don't often work with chief chaney in southern california, about a month ago we had 9 aircraft at our peak working fires throughout northern california if that answers your question. >> any other responses? >> i wanted to touch -- can you hear me now? i wanted to touch on that last topic as far as the command control because what we have here in the marine corps is similar to the navy. we have the installation, the regional installation command and also partners with the operational foresite. we allow the operational foresight, we maintain those but then we coordinate, cooperate, with the operational foresight once the call comes in for support. so we're able to do that obviously through memorandum of understandings and we have agreements and our wing operating orders allow for the fact the operational control, at least under operational response, maintains with the operators. the third aircraft wing maintains operational control but we send our operatives out to be controlled by the civic sight. we're comfortable with that and that's matured a lot in the last couple years. >> talked

. >>> and a brush fire forces the evacuation of 200 homes in southern california. when firefighters hope >> welcome back, everyone. it is now 5:11 on this sunday morning, april 21. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. the weather today on either side of the span, couldn't be better. san francisco about 69 degrees today, according to meteorologist lisa argen. on the other side, far north santa rosa, mid-80s. she will be along with the full accuweather forecast coming up. >>> new this morning haywood police are looking for a gunman that left an oakland man critically injured last night. the 26-year-old victim was visiting family members at a home on franklin avenue around 10:00 last night. he argued with another man just before he was shot. the shooter is described as short with fair skin, wearing a black jacket. richmond police are look for two men in a white s.u.v. who shot a man near the spot where brother and sister were killed thursday night. last night's shooting happened on griffin drive near mcgloveen way, a black away from where the brother and sis

some thought this was a brand new crime and crime isolated just to southern california. my investigation has found it's not. it isn't even what it appears to be. these cars aren't only burglarized. they are being hacked. this survillains camera video shows 2 car burglary under way. on the right the thief presses button on some sort of hand held device. comb light on, door unlocks alarm silenced. another criminal hand held did he vase on the car to the left. another burglary. >> long beach police department reached tout numerous organizations even international organizations. don't know what it is. they have no idea. >>reporter: why? this isn't supposed to be possible. modern car security systems are equipped with rolling code similar to those used on garage doors. every time the key fob button presse pressed. a new code is set. so even if a criminal with sophisticated scanning equipment dedetectives and steals the code, it does them no good. many because the code changes with every push of the button. >> we have shown this video to experts in the field and everybody righ

. >> huge fire has erupted in southern california. flames raging tonight in windy conditions. whether fir crew are doing to battle this wichbility also pg&e working late tonight. why police are guarding this site. >> and the world wide effort to save the bay area woman's life. why it has become so your honor interest. >> then later on night loon. >> hello thanks. later tonight on night license federal authorities calling it perhaps the largest viral man hunt in u.s. hit history. tonight the latest clue on the boston latest clue on the boston bombin . >> happening now in ventura county in southern california. crews are finding a stubborn fire near the camarillo airpor airport. officials say mulch is burping as crew use bulldozer and heavy equipment to contain the fire. no structure threatened. no injuries reported but fire officials say this could burn for several more hours. a lot of fuel in the mulch of course. red flag warnings were up to date because of the dry windy weather did you know soil. pg&e beef up security at bay area sub stations after somebody shot up trans forme

. >>> and we'll also have the latest from southern california where hundreds of homes were evacuated because of a wildfire p where it's burning and what sparked the flames, coming up next. >>> happening right now, people who live in monrovia east of los angeles were allowed back into their homes starting at 9:30 tonight. the fast-moving brush fire in the foothills is no longer threatening houses but firefighters say it won't be fully contained until sometime form. the fire started shortly after 11:00 this morning when apparently a gardener's power tool created sparks. about 175 acres have burned so far. no buildings have been damaged but one firefighter suffered a heat-related injuries. >>> rescuers and relief teams are struggling to bring supplies into the hills of china. last night a 6.6 earthquake left at least 179 people dead and more than 6,700 people injured. the quake triggered landslides that cut off roads and disrupted phone and power connections. a massive quake struck the same area five years ago, killing 90,000 people. >>> and in west texas today people living near where

a southern california raceway is shut down. the 21-year-old woman was killed when the driver of the car lost control and hit a concrete barrier. meanwhile the driver was air lifted to a nearby hospital with major injuries. >>> meantime this comes as a deadly crash after a raceway in marysville is ruled an accidental death. they were killed on march 16th when a race car core recented off the track and into the pit area. they did not turn up any ed of mechanical problems. >>> a growing homeless camp in san jose may be clear. the sweep will happen in a few hours. as many as 175 people are living in the camp. we have been told they have been warned about today's sweep. >>> today is earth day. the first earth day back on april 22nd, 1970 is is credited with starting the environmental protection agency. now more than 40 years later earth day is observed by 180 countries around the world. and in honor of earth day, a group of sam tran employees will clean up trash at three bus stops. at 7:30 a.m. they will be at the bus stop at missio