0 then i kind of feel like i ve done my work here. reporter: also we ve learned that the person in charge of security that night in benghazi would have been the ambassador himself. once his distress button was pushed it falls to his deputy. his deputy was not in country which means it reverts back to the state department and directly to hillary clinton as well as the undersecretary patrick kennedy who we are told was in the operations center that night monitoring some of the calls coming in. more questions to go along with some of the other questions. we are getting some answers. this is the first source, weave talked to a number, the first one in toronto of a camera and it took incredible courage to do so, jon. jon: adam housley reporting. great work there from los angeles. thank you. jenna: right now in california a manhunt for the killer of an 8-year-old little girl. layla fowler was stabbed to death in her home over the weekend. there is no suspect, no motive yet. but police are
that is why we don t have the red-flag warning. 1:00 o clock to 5:00 is when we have the heat advisory. the day planner shows noon to be 81 and at 4:00 it will be 86. inland we are starting hazy with temperatures in the mid 50 s and mid-80 s by noon and record-setting low to my 90 s around 4:00 and at the coast, we are going to see temperatures jump quickly from 58 this morning to 69 at noon and spiking in the mid-to-upper 70 s and by 4:00 we have the cooling trend taking over and 60 s are back. it is busy headed through fremont southbound. southbound 880 along the nimitz, we have a four-car pileup and two of these cars have spun out control and we are looking at a lane blocked with slowing to show. we are at 35 miles per hour and in the single cases in some digits so, slow, slow traffic in that area. as we take it to the oracle arena, we are going to be seeing warriors versus the nuggets so that means lots of traffic and you want to use mass transit. in san jose the drive
it s snowing powerballs. california lottery ads urge people to believe in this, as the state becomes the 43rd to play powerball starting monday. powerball has given away six of the ten largest jackpots in the u.s. some lottery players are excited. it s going to bring people into the state to buy the tickets, because it s such a big jackpot. reporter: at the california tobacco center, the machine is in place. it will be activated to take your picks monday at 6 a.m. richard mahan of the california lottery says powerball is a win- win for the state. it s going to generate tens of millions of new money for education in california. not only that, it s going to help the economics of california. we have over 21,000 retailers that are selling lottery products. it s going to mean great sales for california. reporter: with powerball, the jackpot gets larger faster, but you also pay more. california s current mega millions games cost $1 a ticket. it s $2 a ticket for powerball.
reporter: strong winds overnight have caused damage all across the bay area. we ll tell you how many people are waking up in the dark this morning. some of us slept. some of us were dealing with very strong gusts. in fact, 70 miles per hour along the coast. early-morning gunfire in a san francisco doughnut shop. the suspect is still on the loose. reporter: an early-morning fire breaks out here in sunnyvale, we ll tell you how the wind spread those flames. mornings on 2 starts right now. well, good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i m dave clark. i m tori campbell. it s monday, april 8th. we begin with a weather alert this. this morning s high winds are causing problems across the bay area. those winds have toppled trees and knocked out power to thousands of people. ktvu s alex savidge joins us live from foster city to tell us about some of the problems. reporter: good morning. as you head off to work this mornings, hang onto the steering wheel. we just c
no injuries there. here on the peninsula, pg&e is telling ktvu roughly 20,000 people are without power this morning. that includes montera and half moon bay. want to send it over to steve paulson in the weather center with more on the strong winds. hey, steve. thank you, very much. some locations, it s been very, very windy. for others not too bad. strongest gusts were about 1:00 to 3:00 a.m. around 65, 7 miles an hour. still some gusts over 30 miles per hour at sfo. the area i m not trying to confuse you. but that area in pink there that s 50 plus along the coast and then the blue you can see the scale up there right underneath the stormtracker. the wave heights off bodega bay, 20 feet with gusts, 54 miles per hour. here s sal. good morning. the traffic is going to be busy this morning. a lot of people are back from spring break. we have gusty winds on all of the bay area bridges. a rather large display at the toll plaza. if you are drive ng on the san mateo bridge