children s summer program. they raises a number of issues where you have people with the ability to potentially fortify themselves inside the building. we have see the if we can come to some is negotiated resolution. and if not, then we will have to take action, sooner than later. reporter: but the families are get agroing number of backers. members of the occupy oakland movement are now helping to rally support. for normal people to have children, they have things to lose, to actually take a stand is very commendable and it s very brave. reporter: the velazquez family is determined to stick it out. they say far too many school closures are taking place across the country, and it s time to act. and it s been worth it. this is why we re here. life is too short. you have to either stand up for something or don t bother living. i love my children. and what i see has happened to these families across oakland is not okay. reporter: and we are back here live. you re l
scientists say it was likely caused by a meteor. a flood of calls were made to law enforcement agencies. the explosions shook homes from reno to sacramento to bakersfield. many people reported seeing a fireball just before the explosion. while i was out your watering and i just looked up and i saw it blowing over like that. it was just beautiful, really big with a lot of color and then it just disappeared there was a vapor trail in the sky that you could see for a half-hour after words but other than that, that was hit. i had never seen anything like that before in my life and astronomer believes the meteor broke up somewhere over the sierra as southwest of reno. a pg&e memo just disclosed reveals the san bruno pipeline that exploded in 2010 had a history of failures. the 1989 document details and investigation they did into what caused the leak in october of 1988. their conclusion, a defective welds on a seem and that is the same kind of failure that contributed to the
notarangelo. another step tomorrow and efforts to oust a bay area sheriff. the ethics commission will decide of misconduct charges will stand. anne makovec with what is expected to happen. with seen the case in the court system and the drama unfold at city hall, now the saw them heads to the ethics commission and its stake is his job. these are not legal process, not legal in the sense of connected to the city charter these are political but not in a bad way these are people who report to the elected officials it is up to the alleged that officials to make the ultimate decision. some questions, and the sheriff engage in official misconduct subjecting him to removal from office prior to the time he took office. can the alleged misconduct relate to heat at the sheriff s duties. he pleaded guilty to false imprisonment that in an argument led to a bruise on his wife s arm days before he was sworn in to read he was then suspended he s tried to work several angles in court to
the sailors involved. among the missing are james bradford, age 41 of chicago, alexis busch of larkspur, jordan fromm of kentfield and alan cahill. confirmed dead, marc kasann of belvedere. the three rescued are nick voss, brian chong of tiburon and elmer morressy. eight groups of flowers for the eight sailors involved. yesterday afternoon the 38 foot sailboat low speed chase ran aground. during an annual race sponsored by the yacht club. three were rescued by the rocks from a helicopter. one sailor was found deceased in the water. now the search continues for the four others. when a tragedy of this magnitude hits, we re missing four sailors and have one confirmed fatality. it s very, very serious and very tragic and hit everybody here very, very hard. not knowing what the end result is even more difficult. we re waiting minute by minute is what we re dealing with. reporter: and here s the latest from the coast guard on the status of the search. right now there are two
live coverage of today s crucial court hearing in florida. mornings on 2 starts now. well good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2. our top story this morning is the storm moving across the bay area. we do have team coverage of the wet weather. steve and sal are monitoring the storms and roads but first we want to go to lorraine blanco who s live in san jose where a car ended upside down, claudine. reporter: yes it did. let s see what it looked like at 6:00 a.m. you can see a silver honda accord on its back about 10 to 20 feet down in a ditch. chp got a call at 6:19. firefighters shut down part of the right lane to deal with the situation, but now all lanes are open. traffic is moving smoothly out here and the car has not been removed from that ditch. this is what drivers were facing early this morning in san francisco. let s take a look at that. this is san francisco near ninth and harrison. you can see it was coming down in sheets. it was difficult to see in fron