>> good morning. little cooler out there compared to the last few days. let's say hello to less rosemary. >> the clouds more widespread a live look overs. the man reason layer is thicker. the on shore breeze is kicking in and the cooling trend will kick into high gear. let's look at the cloud cover out there this morning. this will burn off and the future model in the next hit when i expect the cloudses to clear out. for the morning they will be with us. temperatures in the 50s so not to bad and the on shore breeze is from ten to 15 miles an hour. areas that didn't get the drop in temperatures will feel it today. the inland community its will be dropping out of the 80o's. 55 degrees in walnut creek, 55 oakland. one of the cooler spots in nevado. along the coast under clouds and patchy fog, half moon bay 54 outside your door. here is a look at the afternoon highs, upper 50s along pacifica. upper 60's for areas along the east bayshore line. in to the inland communities take a look at that. ten to 12 degrees of cooling in areas like livermore, morgan hill, antioch. you are only going to 76. today not the biggest drop. we will be cooler for tomorrow a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> we have developing news this morning in the case of the teen stowaw who flew to hawaii a spokesperson said that the 15- year-old boy is no longer there. she didn't say how or when he left or who he traveled with. the boy's father arrived in hawaii on monday and had planned to bring his son home to santa clara but yesterday the mercury news reported that hawaii social service agency officials wouldn't let him see his son though it was uncleary. the fbi said he was trying to get to somalia. >> a deadly fire in oakland is under investigation and started just before 3:00 a.m. on parker and bancroft. firefighters found the body of an elderly woman inside the home after that fire was put out. her name hasn't been released there were no smoke detectors. >> it appears that the call about an attempted kidnapping was just a misunderstanding but this morning police say that the incident should seven as a reminder for parents and children about stranger danger. now a security camera on a building captured this 9-year- old boy walking up to an suv on tuesday night. the boy's parents say they were in a nearby parking lot closing up their business when this happened. right after the suv drove away they called the police to report an attempted kidnapping. >> realizing that the -- that could have been the last video i had of him and i could have seen two legs out of a window instead of my son running back to me. >> reporter: after our story aired police say that the man called them and said he was looking for a stray cat that his girlfriend wanted to adopt. is he cooperating and it appears he is telling the truth. >> everything is on the line between the golden state warriors and the clippers. they will square off in game seven of the playoff series. it's the first game seven for the warriors since 1977. the winner moves on. the loser goes home. fans say they are confident that the team can pull off the upset against the clippers. >> this particular warrior team i like that -- the ambition with them. they are going. they are not giving up. >> warriors held one final practice in oakland yesterday before going to los angeles. the series has been over shadowed by the sterling scandal. they are not concern that the son -- that it'll give the people a reason to cheer for the clippers. >> i think the story is behind everybody and we are ready to move on. maybe people will look at it like that but it's game seven. our season is on the line. whatever advantage that may be it doesn't matter to us. >> o'neal is questionable for the game. he suffered a bone bruise after davis hit his right knee in the second quarter of thursday's game. o'neil called it a dirty play. warriors took off yesterday midafternoon. tipoff tonight, 7:30 at the staple center. fred is with the team in los angeles. he will have live reports starting tonight at six. you can also keep up to speed on what the warriors are doing leading up to the game by following fred on twitter. donald sterling is talking publicly for the first time since the release of the audio recording. he talked to a los angeles lifestyle magazine. the magazine released one brief quote of him commenting about his mistress. he said that i wish i had just paid her off. end quote. the nba has banned him for life and is trying to force him to sell the team. >> more arrests are expected in what's being called own of the largest prostitution busts in bay area history. hundreds of officers in six different counties had raids at 32 massage parlors, spas and homes. we went with deputies as they raided one site. they targeted 19 people that they believe are leaders in the alleged prostitution ring. 18 of those suspects are now in custody. a man who lives by one of the locations said he has been suspicious of the business. >> it looks like a low budget massage parlor but the owner drives a mercedes. >> reporter: the da said about 50 women are being interviewed to determine if they are victims of the ring. most of the women are asian and range from 18 to 40. investigators say they expect to make more arrests in this case. a pregnant woman is recovering after being hit by a car in the crosswalk of a san francisco street. it happened just after 2:30 yesterday afternoon at 18th and diamond street in the castro district. the woman was walking in the crosswalk. the 33-year-old stayed at the scene. police say the woman's injuries are not life threatening. oakland police are offering a reward up to $10,000 in connection with the deadly hit and run. 68-year-old william hope junior was struck and killed last saturday evening at 51st and telegraph. the driver stopped, looked at him and then drove away. police say that the driver may have been riding in a white audi or infinity suv. a vigil will be held to honor him today. neighbors and friends are being encouraged to bring flowers for an altar. people say he would meet his friends every morning a police commander will be at that vigil to share information or listen to concerns. it starts at nine this morning on 50th and telegraph. new, san francisco police are investigating a three car crash. it happened just before 2:30 this morning. allie live for us this morning in the city of san francisco and said that one of the drivers may have left the scene. >> reporter: witnesses say there were at least three people in the car that caused this crash. it happened around 2:30 this morning and witnesses say that some of the people involved may have fled the scene shortly after the collision happened. this is the intersection where it all happened. up until about 30 minutes ago it was completely blocked off to traffic by police as they did their investigation. what you can see that's left of this crash, some of the tire marks and then off to the left you can see what looks like motor oil or a car fluid that spilled out into the sidewalk. that's where a car hit the side of the building here all the cars have been towed. police at the scene were not giving us any information about exactly what happened. according to several witnesses who were here overnight and other neighbors who came back to the scene this morning they say that a black infinity with three to four people ran a red light at this intersection, hitting a toyota corolla, another car was struck as well. witnesses called the police. they say it appeared the driver of the toyota was in bad shape when taken to the hospital. neighbors out here say they are still shaken by this violent crash. >> generally pretty safe. i feel safe here. i walk here. i ride my bike here and feel okay. it's pretty disheartening accident to watch. >> very short. >> reporter: san francisco police were out here investigating the crash for about five hours. we don't have any update on the condition of the driver but hope to get more information later on this morning and any updates we will bring to you on the next hour on mornings on two. >> san jose police are investigating a crash that killed an 18-year-old and left a young driver in critical condition. it happened just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon at north first street. police say that the victim's car may have run a red light which caused it to crash into a second vehicle and slam into a traffic light pole. the family in the second vehicle was not hurt. the woman who died was a passenger in this first car. the driver of that car was taken to the hospital. >> he was trying to get out of the car. but, they realized he was in pretty bad shape. they -- they put him in the ambulance. >> my god. i mean gives me goosebumps. i said i hope nobody died but the way you look at the car, you are sure someone died. >> reporter: police are still trying to determine if speed or alcohol was a factor in the crash. the names of the victims haven't been released. a man is in yale this jail accused of stabbing to death a mother of three. he has been booked on suspicious of murder. officers say he killed a 28- year-old woman in inside her apartment on tuesday. they have not discussed a motive nor how the two are related. they do list each other as friends though on their facebook pages. she leaves three children, a baby and 9-year-old twins a neighbor said that the loss is horrible. >> she is not going to see her kids grow up. >> a neighbor said the husband is planning to move saying is no reason for the family to stay there anymore. >> coming up, in 20 minutes, 81 poundses of marijuana found at the oakland airport. the unsuccessful efforts by a woman to hide it and the reason she may have taken the risk. >> they lost everything in a tornado in arkansas but are celebrating, more on their wednesdaying why they decided to move up that date. >> the cloudy start to the day for the afternoon partly cloudy and a lot cooler for some. at least 350 people have been killed in a huge landslide in afghanistan and as many as 2,000 are missing. the landslide buried hundreds of homes in a small villanage a remote part of northeast afghanistan a second landslide hit as others rushed to help. it has been difficult to find victims because crews only have shovels to dig through the rubble and there aren't enough people to help. heavy rains, earlier this week may be to blame. and there are a couple of new developments in the ukraine crisis. 12 international military swervers kidnapped by prorussian militants have been freed a envoy negotiated the release. ukraine forces are resuming military action against prorussian forces. violence flaired up yesterday as they shot down two helicopters and took part in clashes that sparked a fire killing 31. attorneys for the boston marathon bombing suspect are accusing the government of leaking information about the case to the media. lawyers for the suspect have asked a judge for a hearing on the matter. they claim that government investigators have leaked evidence and made inappropriate public comments which they say may violate grand jury secrecy. they are awaiting a trial in november on 30 federal charges. three were killed and 264 were hurt. >> the yosemite park rangers are warning people to leave flying drones at home when they visit. they say that people have been using them to shoot impossible to get shots of the park's scenery but they say that they are a risk to public safety and create unwanted noise. the national park service said regulations also ban the use of unmanned air craft. the faa is investigating the use of a drone by a news station in arkansas. this video was shot to capture the damage after last week's deadly tornado. the station's news director said he gave great perspective into the devastation. the faa said the use of drones for commercial purposes is prohibited. a couple in arkansas who lost everything in the tornado last weekend is now married. >> we wanted it to be meaningful and this was. >> they were already engaged but say they wanted to move up the wedding after she lived through the tornado by hiding in a closet. the wedding happened next to their destroyed home's foundation. friends and family came together to celebrate by cleaning up debris. >> congratulations to them. >> i think they are perfect to be together and after all that happened to them they deserve to be happy. >> many of the guests say they make a great couple and their marriage should be able to with stand any storm. they plan to start their rebuilding process this weekend. >> okay. i will say it again, congratulations. >> exciting time. >> i got excited for them. we do make the most of every day. >> exactly. >> speaking of making the most of the day it's a little cooler. if you don't like the heat you may like today? >> yeah. our temperatures will fall. especially inland. yesterday the best cooling was along the coastline. you know this if you live along the coast or in san francisco. from ten to 20 degrees cooler than the day before. today, inland areas like this area over walnut creek and mount diablo is your day. temperatures will fall. we will be out of the 80s most of us. warming into the low to mid- 70s. let's take a comparison from yesterday into today. santa rosa felt it yesterday. you had a ten degree drop in your area on friday. san francisco came way down, 66 yesterday, but livermore still a warm one. not as hot as thursday. but definitely the heat was on in your neighborhood as well. take a look at today. our inland communities are going to drop by a lot. more than ten degrees, 12 or 13 for livermore today. san jose, you will feel the drop as well. you will be 11 degrees cooler by afternoon. what has changed? we have this trough over the pacific and it's sliding a little closer to the coast as it does, bringing back the on shore breeze. thickening up the marine layer. that's what we have this morning in addition to high clouds pulling in from the south. take a look at this. above the low clouds outside the door this morning we have high clouds sweeping across the area. i think by the afternoon we will be left with just partly cloudy skies unless you are along the coast. partly to mostly cloudy expected for you today and cool. this system will continue to track toward austin as it does it's going to continue our cooldown. sunday is expected to be the coolest day of the weekend. it looks like monday is when temperatures will actually bottom out and be the coolest that we see. giving you a look here this morning with the low clouds in place by about ten or so. i think we are pulling away to partly cloudy skies and for the afternoon mostly sunny away from the coast and along the coastline we will continue with the low clouds, temperatures right now, in the 50s. in the overnight hours with the low clouds overhead. we manage to remain in the 50s. 56 san francisco, 55 in concord, 54 degrees in oakland. not a bad start. not a lot of sun out there right now. for the afternoon partly cloudy to mostly sunny, mid70's for nevado. 73 san rafael. upper 60's oakland, berkeley. mid-70s in areas like pleasanton. that's one of the warmer spots, 73 san jose, mid-70s morgan hill. low 70s santa cruz. 72 redwood city. 68 san mateo and 63 expected in san francisco with the on shore breeze for the afternoon expected. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures cooler for your sunday, coolest on monday. we do slowly get back to temperatures into the low 70s, tuesday and into wednesday. between now and the next few days we will be on a downward trend. >> coming up at 7:45 dozens of lives saved because of one phone call. the strange behavior a woman notice from a teenage boy and the shocking details police reveal about his plan. >> and a shortage of limes will cost you. how much more you will have to pay and what's causing the problem. monday is cincode mayo and one high cool is preparing for possible protests. live oak and the plans to keep kids safe. >> reporter: beyond a very long security fence it is not clear what will greet students at live oak high on monday. >> my expectation is my child will stay home a lot of people will keep their children home. >> reporter: juan lopez is within own side of the case, against a planned demonstration by patriots. >> i think that this -- whole ordeal, everything that's happening is a clear example of why we are rallying. we are rallying in support of first amendment rights. >> reporter: the start of the demonstration four years ago four students wore american flag t-shirts on the fifth of may. they said it was out of pride. l latinos saw it as disrespectful. they had to turn the shirts inside out and a court ruling sided the district siting campus security. lopez said he fears violence on monday. >> when you look back at 2010 when children were assaulted including a parent who spoke to the media his children were -- rocks were thrown. >> reporter: scott said at most 506 her members will hold american flags outside the school. >> we don't want to start any violence. we don't want to start remarks. it's not a debate. >> we have no problem. it's that -- the problem they created themselves by inviting these motorcyclists who nobody knows what theyr. >> reporter: lopez is referring to a flyer posted on the website about a motorcycle ride past the school in the afternoon. scott said that the ride has nothing to do with her organization which intends to rally quietly before school starts monday morning. >> people say that you can have your freedom of speech rights, your first amendment rights, just not here, just not there, there is no caveat on the first amendment. >> that was ken pritchett reporting. the district has said live oak high is no place with -- for a demonstration. police will be on campus. >> police in sanious will have officers on the street for this weekend. patrol officers and gang units will work through the evening in case celebrations get out of control. thousands come every year on the weekend. last year police said several arrests for violence, sad limp, drugs and drunkenness. bad news for margarita lovers, a major shortage of limes could mean higher prices. in the past few weeks the price for a case of limes went up six times more than average. it's mostly because of a devastating citrus disease in mention do. >> we are finding new details about a meat recall at a slaughter house. according to cnn the rancho feeding corporation knowingly bought diseased cows, they trimmed off diseased parts and used a fake stam stamp of approval. in march the company was forced to recall nearly 9 million poundses of meat. more than one thousand volunteers are rushing to savor a record number of young sea lions and seal as long the coast. hundreds of pups are beaching themselves and many of them are hungy and dehydrated. volunteers have been taking them to airest pew seven -- rescue center to be treated. they are trying to find what could be causing the pups to come on shore. >> kapernick says a police investigation has changed his way of thinking a woman filed a report naming him and quinton paton and another man. she claims she was partying with them but ended up in the hospital. the bee reports that collin spoke at a prayer breakfast. he said that even though the experience is a bad circumstance he feels blessed. he said it's made me stronger. it's made me look at things differently. it makes me very happy to know that people are staying behind me the way they have. 49ers are sticking with smith. the team has picked up it's 2015 option despite smith's legal options. team officials were debating if they would extend smith after he was arrested at lax last month for allegedly making a bomb threat. charges have not been filed in the case. however, smith is still facing felony gun charge and a drunk driving count. >> the search is on for a cal fire battalion chief considered armed and dangerouso. the violent crime he is a accused of and the trail of evidence police are now following. i >> a warning about a string of purse snatchings and the latest case cost a woman more than $20,000. >> a cooler day is in store for saturday. i will check in on your current conditions and the numbers expected for your afternoon coming up. the world of fashion is split in two. you can either have high-end or low-price. or you can go to t.j.maxx and you can have it all for up to 50% off department store prices. t.j. maxx. developing news this morning in the case of a teen who survive aid five hour flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a plane. the new details being released about where he is now. welcome back. >> good morning. more on those latest developments in a bit. first let's take a look outside and check in with rosemary. >> a drop coming for us in to the afternoon, first a live look over the bay area. east of venicia. partly cloudy, partly to mostly cloudy around the basement the widespread cloud s well inland a lot farther than what we had yesterday and the on shore breeze is stretching well inland and again the two combined going to lead to our cooldown for the afternoon. right now the winds on shore at livermore. five miamis an hour. haywood six. mountain view a northwesterly breeze, a light one. sfo gusting to 25 miles an hour. the on shore will be with us. in to the afternoon, temperatures this morning not to bad with a low clouds overhead in the overnight hours, we managed to lock in some of that warmth yesterday and temperatures still in the 50s in most areas. 49 degrees nevado, 52napa, antioch 61 degrees with partly cloudy skies. as we get if to the second half of the day temperatures will be, on the mild side. take a look at this. mid50s to about 60 at nine. upper 50s to upper 60's with partly cloudy skies at noon and for the afternoon five to ten degrees of cooling expected for the inland communities, nobody is going to 80. 74 concord, 69 oakland, 63 san francisco, 59 and a little cool, partly to mostly cloudy along parts of the coast. this is not going to be the coolest day. cooler for tomorrow. i will show you the no.s and then in the extended forecast when we will bottom out. >> we have developing news this morning in the case of that teen who flew to hawaii in the wheel well of a plane a spokeswoman for the hawaii department of human services said he is no longer in hawaii. but she didn't say how or when he left or who he traveled with. his father did arrive in hawaii on monday with plans to bring his son home to santa clara but yesterday the san jose mercury news reported that hawaii social service agency officials wouldn't let the teen's father see the boy. the fbi said he was trying to get to soma lia to find his birth mother. >> san francisco police are investigating a three car crash. it happened at about 2:30 a.m. near the intersection at ceasar chavez. the infinity ran a red light, hit a corolla and then hit a hound a. three people who were inside then got out and left the car at the scene. the person driving the toyota is reportedly in critical condition. >> there was a man in there that -- was unconscious. he is in the driver's seat but was sort of leaning toward the passenger seat. he had been throw there by the impact. >> that driver was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. officers are investigating the crash as a hit and run. the search continues for a cal fire battalion chief who allegedly stabbed and killed his 26-year-old fiance. the 55-year-old orville fleming could be armed and is considered dangerous. on thursday morning the body of sarah douglas was found in their home. later that night fleming's truck was found in elk grove with blood inside. septemberors are asking anyone with information to call the sacramento county sheriff's department. >> tsa screeners at oakland international say they found 81 poundses of marijuana in three checked bags. that was made yesterday morning. police say that the 26-year-old anastasia murdoch checked the bags and was arrested. the marijuana was found in vacuum sealed air tight bags. >> even if it's vacuum sealed it's still going to smell. you wouldn't have to be a genius to figure it out. >> investigators say it was worth agent $100,000 in california but in mississippi it's worth much more. murdoch is now facing drug smuggling charges. for the first time a deadly virus from the middle east is in the united states and now other potential victims are being warned. the disease is called mers. it started about two years ago and at least 400 cases have been reported and more than 100 of those patients have died. there is novak seen or cure but doctors say it doesn't spread easy. the first case in the united states is a man in indiana who had just returned from saudi arabia where he is a health care worker. people who may have come in contact with him during the flight are being located and tested. >> a former concord police officer accused of stealing prescription drugs seniors has pleaded no contest. the 38-year-old was sentenced yesterday to two and a half years in jail. prosecutors say that he used his badge to enter the homes of seniors, they say he stole a powerful drug. he apologized yesterday while in court. his attorney said he has addiction and ptsd. a jury reached a mixed verdict in a patent lawsuit between apple and samsung. both accuse the other of violating patterns for smart phones at the trial in san jose. yesterday the jury awarded them $120 million for two patent infringements a fraction of the two billion dollars apple had asked for. the jury also awarded samsung $158,000 saying apple violated one of samsung's patents. >> florida officials say a bait bike sting at the pleasant hill bart station led to two arrests. it was supplied by the san francisco police department in a joint operation with bart and the sheriff's office. one of the suspects suspects suspects arrested was riding a stolen bike. one of the suspects has been arrested multiple times. san francisco police are warning women to watch their purses after a number of purse snatchings in the past few weeks. the most recent report cost a woman more than $20,000 in valuables. it happened at a restaurant while she was watching a warriors game. her purse was on the back of her chair. >> she had everything from her wedding ring to other jewelry in her purse. the purse alone was expensive. cell phone, ip ad, keys to her house. >> 15 minutes after her purse went missing her credit card was used at a store. the suspects usually come into restaurants, don't order anything and are there for a short amount of time. >> one of the cooler spots in the east bay during the summer could disappear for a while. walnut creek officials introduced a plan to shut down the clark swim center at heather farms park for seven moss out of the year. they say this will help close the city's budget deficit. the pool has been open year round for the past four years and swimmers say they plan to keep it that way. >> a lot of our swim team members will be at the city council meeting trying to show support for this pool and this program. >> walnut creek also runs an older, smaller pool but officials say that shutting down clark swim center would save the city more. a popular fit vanessa traction could be forced to move at the end of the month. for more than 30 years sea track has been renting paddle boats and kayaks a sheltered spot along the waterfront. the marina said the area has become just to crowded and it can't afford the cost. the owner said there is another solution. >> my vision is that we can work together with the marina, with the public, with the city, in order to make this work for everybody. >> the supporters are trying to get the city council involved to help keep that business open. they have also created a petition on change.org. >> a group of student who say they were unfair will rejected from uc schools gathered to protest the ban on affirmat ive action. the group staged a stand in at uc berkeley yesterday. they say that the school should admit more minority students. one said she graduated a 3.7gpa, high act scores and several elected leadership options but was still rejected. >> more latinos like me who are qualified to attend a uc then why not have a community at berkeley that accurately reflects the population of the state. i'm a lass and i belong at berkeley. >> last month the university of california said it offered admission to more latino students than whites for the first time this year. san jose state university is reportedly expelled three of four accused in a racially charged bullying case. at first the four were suspended after information came up that they were harassed by their black roommates. they were charged with hate crimes. according to the american write news the three expelled are now banned for life from enrolling in any cal state university. the fourth will be required to have counseling and will remain on probation if he returns to school. >> a bay area motorcyclist is paying after getting caught by a chp patrol plane. >> 100 plus, eastbound. >> last month they spotted a motorcycle speeding on a interstate. the plane had a powerful new camera that proved helpful during the chase. ten miles later and seconded after motorcyclists arrived at his destination ground units showed up to arrest him. >> it was so reckless. it was so dangerous that not only did he put his own life if danger but the life of innocent drivers on the freeway in danger. >> police say that because nobody was hurt the motorcyclist is facing a misdemeanor with no possible jail time but will be on three years probation and face a five hundred dollar fine. if you want to see more video of that motorcyclist we have posted it online. just go to ktvu.com and look under the hot topics section. some bay area business owners say a construction project that's widening sidewalks is squeezing their profits. the construction project in san francisco's castro district started in march. it aims to make the neighborhood more pedestrian friendly but with parking temporarily suspended on two blocks several business owners say that fewer tourists and residents coming in to the area to spend money. >> what will happen next? if it continues like this we will have to close the door, in the meantime who will take care of the expenses? >> the sidewalk widening project will be done by late june in time for the city's gay pride celebration. >> a construction project in alameda has started could impact drivers in east bay. workers started demolition work on the marine and boulevard bridge. lanes have been shut own in both directions at marina boulevard and traffic is being rerouted. the construction and lane closures will continue through may 16th from nine to five on week nights and ten to eight on weekends. >> its being called one of the biggest prostitution busts in bay area history. we rode along as hundreds of officers in six counties raided dozens of businesses and homes. >> and a market is offering more than just groceries. how they are making sure prom is in the bag for teens. >> afternoon highs coming way down for many this afternoon. how much cooler will it be in your area and how long i expect it to last. >> and as we just said work is being done on enter nature state 8 -- interstate 880. the work is just south from the shot you are looking at. traffic moving smoothly in both directions there. the police accident the latest in the bay area to test out new body cameras. 12 officers are part of the new pilot program to wear them and record their interactions with the public. the oakland police department is already using them and police in walnut creek just started testing them out. some officers say they aren't worried about privacy but others say the pros out weigh the cons. >> we all realize that it's not a big brother, it's a tool that we can use to basically tell our side of the story. >> we wouldn't want cameras on all the time. i'm sure you can understand but for citizen's privacy reason and for the officers needing to to have a moment. >> the berkeley city council is also looking in to having officers wear them. >> a curious woman in minnesota is being called a hero for stopping what could have been a deadly attack. >> i would have felt horrible. we saw him and we clearly saw his face so if that happened we would know. >> the 21-year-old c said she was doing dishes when she noticed a teenage boy walking through her backyard to get to a storage facility. she said that she thought he may be homeless and called police when he kept coming back. police say that when they investigated they found ammunition and bomb making materials in the storage locker. they say the teenage was planning on killing students at a nearby school and his parents. the the suspect in a deadly stabbing in connecticut is being charged as an adult. he stabbed another student to death in the stair well of their high school. there are reports it happened after she refused to go to prom with him. he is being medicated and will be on suicide watch at the facility where he is being held. if convicted he faces up to 60 years in prison. some pennsylvania teenagers did their best to put a high school stabbing behind them and attend prom. victims of the franklin regional high stabbing all smiles. they were celebrating the event that got postponed after april 9 april 9th's tragedy. they followed tradition and walked -- some say that the thought of going to prom helped them heal faster. >> i think it'll be a great time for us. especially for what will happen. i think it's -- it'll bring a lot more peace to us. >> on april 9th police say a 16-year-old sophomore went on a rampage stabbing 20 and one adult. the alleged attacker has been taken into custody and is facing charges. >> one bay area safeway is offering something extra for prom season. we have more on the special items now hanging right next to the check out stand at one vallejo location. >> location >> reporter: she worries her gowns are getting low. >> this one is new. this one just appeared today. that wasn't there yesterday. >> reporter: just weeks ago she had a few racks full but they have been flying out. the safeway store. >> prom, funeral, wedding,ing you know it's there. >> reporter: every shopper passes the rack. easy to give a dress, easy to get one. >> this one. this cute. >> reporter: it's definitely more hit and miss than finding a half gallon of milk but if it's on your list. >> simple, we don't want to make anyone uncomfortable. they just come in and -- take a dress. make it easy. >> reporter: no forms, no requirements. the only fanfare is the reminder on the door. >> everybody knows about it. yeah. i have customers bringing in dresses all the time. it's nothing new. you know to the store. that's what they need. the people looking for these dresses don't really want a shout out i need this dress. >> and shoes. >> reporter: she wishes she had more accessories and mens ware. >> the couple of dresses in here. >> reporter: now prom dresses by the produce and satisfied customers. >> it's a dress -- she got is like we have to do a little work to it but -- add a little things to it but it's perfect. go make it work. >> after they use it hopefully bring it back in and let someone else use it. >> that was deborah reporting. her own prom cost her about $500. her sister's was about the same. she said she knows it's hard for many to pay that kind of money and wanted to find a way to help. it was a prom years in the making for an 89-year-old great grandmother. when austin heard that his great grandmother had never been to a school dance because she couldn't afford it he decide to take her to his. delores said she enjoyed it but skipped the after party and instead went home to bed. >> nice. all dolled up. looked great. >> very sweet. >> nice little dance between them. it's prom season. having all the prom stories. maybe yours is out there tonight. we will turn to rosemary. see if there sun, drizzle, who knows. >> we have clouds coming back for the evening. maybe bring a jacket. you may need it if you are inland at this hour and outside your door we are going to take a look over the lafayette area. partly cloudy. you can see a little bit of a breeze there to the left. blowing that tree. 55 degrees or so in lafayette to start your day. if are you getting out for soccer game, maybe baseball, we have the clouds slowly clearing. partly cloudy to mostly sunny away from the coast. here is a snap shot. we have high clouds out there as well. high clouds pulling in, here you can see a little bit from the south. this is the system responsible for our cooldown. it is going to be inching closer to the coast as we get through the weekend. it won't pass until monday and that looks to be the coolest day. today we will continue the cooldown. fog at the coast. the on shore breeze will be robust in and around the coast. maybe san francisco, just inside the bay for the afternoon. we will have is that morning cloud cover and fog cover with us. as we get in to the second half again partly cloudy to mostly sunny. sunday partly cloudy and cooler weather for sunday afternoon. 55 degrees in concord. 55 walnut creek. mid50s in oakland and haywood. 56 mountain view. low 50s in santa rosa, napa, nevado at 50, 54 for half moon bay. along the peninsula, 55 for belmont. 55 outside the door. 55 foster city. one last shift here. sunnyvale and 56 for saratoga. as we get in to the afternoon a nice day, a mild day in comparison to what we had yesterday for the inland communities. 76 for santa rosa today. mid-70s sonoma. low 70's for san rafael. partly to mostly cloudy skies, 67 berkeley. 69 oakland. danville you will go to 74, 75 livermore. how about the south bay. 73 san jose. 75 morgan hill. 72 redwood city. upper 60s san mateo. 63, san francisco, pacifica, you will be 59 with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a cool sea breeze for the afternoon. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures continuing to fall in to the second half of the weekend. partly cloudy skies, perhaps even a little bit of morning drizzle tomorrow. into monday, a mix of sun and clouds, monday looks to be the coolest day, some of us even perhaps below the season allah rage. then we get back to a modest warm up as we get into tuesday and wednesday with dry conditions in the extended forecast. >> banning drones from yosemite. people have been using them to get pictures but they are now asking everybody to leave them at home. >> and the run for the roses. the kentucky derby gets started this afternoon. why people here are keeping a close eye on the horse named california chrome. a man many san diego said he has won the lottery but never this much. he hit it big with a ticket worth more than three million dollars. he bought it at that 7-11. he said that he decided to take the annuint which will pay him $2,500 a week for the next 25 years. not bad. if you are wondering yes he is available. >> first i will get a house and pay off my car i just bout. my phone hasn't stopped ringing since saturday night. i'm single now soy will see what happens. >> see what happens the retired truck driver has hit the jackpot before. he won 2,000 on a daily four and a thousand on another scratcher. >> the giants add on a ten game road trip. tim hudson getting a lot of hungs his former team didn't take long to get on board. pagan said hello to mike minor with this leadoff home run to left. 1-0 giants. they bounce back in the fifth. freddy free map getting the rbi single off tim. we are all tied at one. tim would eventually get the win. that's because next inning michael morris hit this seventh home run of the season. bullpen pitches three strong and the giants win 2-1. the a's the team with the most wins in the american league, back east taking on the red sox. sixth inning, a's down 2-1 and in trouble. bases loaded for dustin pedroia. his 100th career home run is a grand slam, 6-1 boston. tommy on the mound for oakland today. northern california has a big stake in today's terry. california chrome is the betting favorite. 3-1. chrome has bonk all won all three of his races. that's just north of sack a's the trainer has worked as a jockey and trainer over the years at golden gate fields. if he wins at age 77 he would be the oldest to win. >> it's the one time of year that the president goes from politician to comedian. leaders take part in the white house correspond ants dinner . expected guests include jessica simpson and the people behind the film 12 years a slave. the featured comd, ian is joel mchale. now before spiderman and captain america started block buster movies they did first appear in comics. in an effort to encourage more to read and develop their imagination today is free comic book day. libraries, bookstores and hobby shops are taking part in this yearly event. it started in 2002 by the owner of the flying colors comic store in condo. now it's spread to more than 60 countries across the world. events include give aways, costume contests and a chance to meet famous illustrators. just go to news links at ktvu.com for some more information. >> all right. little thing called game seven tonight in los angeles as warrior fans wait for one last match up against the clippers. >> and they lost a dozen sponsors in the donald sterling controversy but some are coming back to the clippers. which company just decided to resume its partnership. >> our cooling trend kicks in to high gear when it'll mean to your neighborhood coming up. ♪ they just change boots.. that's why we made the all-new jeep cherokee. with an exclusive 9-speed transmission and 31 miles per gallon 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the marine layer thickened and what happenses? we know. the cooldown continues for the inland communities. yesterday the best cooling came along the coastline just inside the bay before today the inland communities will see a pretty good fall with the temperatures in the afternoon only reaching into the mid to upper 70o's. 20 to 25 degrees cooler than just a few days ago or even just yesterday. 56 walnut creek. 55 in oakland. 55 right now in haywood. 55 for you redwood. 53napa with the low clouds over us in the overnight hours help to off set the cooling so most of us in the 50s. for the afternoon, 76 in napa, 73 san rafael. livermore you are going to 75. that's 13 degrees cooler than just yesterday. 73 san jose. 72 redwood city. low 60s in san francisco and along the coast where we will be partly cloudy, mostly crowdie in some areas only 59 degrees for parka this afternoon. the cooldown is going to continue tomorrow, even cooler, monday even cooler, i will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> we had developing news this morning in the case of the bay area teen who flew to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet liner a spokeswoman for the department of human services said the 15- year-old is no longer in the state. she did not say how or when he left, who he traveled with or where he went. the boy's father arrived on monday and had planned to bring his son home but yesterday the mercury yourself reported that social services wouldn't let him see his son though it was unclear why. the fbi said that the teen was trying to find his birth mother in somalia. >> san francisco police are investigating an early morning hit and run. it happened just before 2:30 at the intersection. allie is live with reaction from people who saw the aftermath. >> reporter: san francisco police confirmed they are investigating this as a hit and run because the driver believed to have caused this collision fled the scene on foot. the police are still looking for that driver. there is not much left of the crash scene this morning. this is ceasar chavez. the crash happened at 2:30. there were three cars involve. all of them have been towed . all that is left are skid marks on the pavement and to the left of us a stain on the sidewalk from some of the motor oil that spilled out of the car after the collision. this is what the crash scene looked like earlier this morning. according to several witnesses a black infinitw why three to four inside ran the red light and t boned a toyota corolla a third car, a green bmw was also struck. the impact of that crash was loud enough to wake up some of the people who live nearby. >> there was just a loudest -- like you didn't -- you couldn't -- you don't even year screeching, just a big hit, really loud. >> reporter: did you come outside? >> yeah. i called the police also. >> reporter: that neighbor and several others who live in the area came out to see the aftermath of the crash. some of them tried to help the driver of the toyota. they said he was unconscious and appeared to be in very bad shape. police say that the driver had life threatening injuries and is at san francisco general hospital. police want to find and talk to the driver of the black infinity. he fled on foot. there were two to three others in the vehicle with him. police haven't been able to find the driver. is he considered one of the suspects in this collision. live in san francisco. ktv channel 2news. >> also new, a deadly fire in oakland is under acception. it started just before 3 ono parker and bancroft. firefighter its found the body of an elderly woman inside the home after the fire was put out. her name hasn't been released. the fire started in the bedroom and then spread to other parts of the home. >> pretty much a tragic incident. never want to -- have any fire deaths but this was something we had to experience. >> very say there were no smoke detectors in the home. 18-year-old allen was killed in east oakland on may sixth 2012. he pointed a gun at officers officers. officials say the officer acted in self-defense. the family claimed he didn't have a gun and didn't pose a threat. today's event starts with a noontime service and ceremony. ? it appears the case of an attempted kidnapping was a misunderstanding but the incident should be a reminder for parents and their children about stranger danger a security camera mounted on a building on portal street caught this 9-year-old walking up to an suv on tuesday night. the parents say they were in a parking lot of their business when it happened. after the suv left they called the police to report the attempted kidnapping. >> realizing that the -- that could have been the last video i had of him and that -- i could have been seeing two leg out out of a window instead of him running back to me. >> after we aired the story the man called and said he was looking for a stray cat his girlfriend wanted to adopt. it appears he is telling the truth. >> everything is on the line between the warriors and the clippers. the teams will square off in game seven of their playoff series. it's the first game seven for the warriors since 1977. the winner moves on. the looser goes home. fans say they are confident the team can pull off the upset. >> this particular warrior team i like that -- the ambition with them. they are going. they are not giving up. they are pushing all the way to the end. >> the warriors held a final practice yesterday. before departing to los angeles. the series has been over shadowed by the sterling scan roll. the warriors say they aren't concerned that fans may have a reason to root for the clippers. >> i think that sterling story is behind everybody and we are ready to move on. maybe people will look at it as they have the extra advantage but -- this is game seven. our season is on the line. >> reporter: the warrior its back up center is questionable. he had a bone bruce bruise after davis hit his right knee in the second quarter of the game. o'neil called it a dirty play. the warriors arrived last night. we caught up with them as the players boarded a charter jet at the airport. tipoff is 7:30 tonight. fred is with the team in la. he will have live reports for us tonight at six and you can also keep up to date on the warriors by following fred on twitter. donald sterling is talking in public for the first time since the release of the racist awed owe recording. he talked to dejour magazine. the magazine released one brief quote of him commenting about his mistress. he said i wish i had just paid her off. the nba has banned him for life and is trying to force him to sell the team. red bull said its resuming its marketing partnership with the clippers. it joins adidas and samsung in reestablishing its relationship with the team. at least a dozen others have broken or suspended ties with the clippers. >> more arrests are expected in what is being called one of the largest prostitution busts in bay area history. yesterday hundreds of officers in six different counties did raids at 32 massage parlors, spas and homes. we went with the care van of deputies as they raided one of the sites. investigators say that they targeted 19 people that they say they believe are leaders in the alleged prostitution ring. 18 of them are now in custody a man who lives by one of the locations said he has been a little suspicious of the business. >> it looks like a low budget massage parlor but the owner has a merced es. >> reporter: da said that 50 women are being interviewed to determine if they are victims of the ring. most of the women are asian and range from 18 to 40. septemberors say they expect to make more arrests. >> a pregnant woman is recovering after being hit by a car in the crosswalk of a san francisco street. it happened just after 2:30 yesterday afternoon at 18th and diamond street in the castro district. police say that the woman was walking in the crosswalk. the 33-year-old driver did stay at the scene and was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. police say that the woman's injures are not life threatening. oakland police are offering up to $10,000 in connection with a deadly hit and run a 68- year-old william hogue junior was struck and killed. the driver stopped, looked at him and then left. police say that the driver may have been in a white audi or infinity. a vigil is being held in his neighborhood. neighbors and friends are encouraged to bring flowers for an altar. people in the neighborhood said he would meet his friends every morning at the local pete's coffee shop. a police commander will be there to share information and listen to concerns. the vigil starts in less than an hour at nine on 50th street and telegraph avenue. >> police are investigating a crash that killed an 18-year- old and left a young driver in critical condition. it happened just after four yesterday afternoon at north first street. police say that the victim's car may have run a red light which caused it to crash into a second vehicle and then hit a traffic light pole. the family in the second vehicle was not hurt. the woman who died was a passenger in the first car. the driver was transported to the hospital. police are still trying to determine if speed or alcohol was a factor in that crash. the names of the victims have the not been released. >> coming up in 25 minutes an arrest is made in a shocking daytime stabbing in san jose. more on the man in jail and the online connection between him and the victim. >> the next bruce wayne has been banned from playing blackjack at a casino. the strategy he may have been use that put him under the radar. >> >> a significant drop in temperatures coming to the unland areas for today a comparison for you coming up. safeway knows you don't want to fly all over town to find the best deals. that's why they have lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, bite into a juicy, seedless 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haven't been filed but smith is still facing felony gun charges and a drunk driving count. >> yosemite park rangers warning people to leave flying drones at home. people have been using them to shoot impossible to get shots of the park. they say they are risk to public safety and create unwanted noise. the national park service of federal regulations also banned the use of the unmanned air craft. the faa is investigating the use of the dron by a news station in arkansas. this video was shot to capture the damage after last week's tornado. the station's news director said it gave great perspective. the faa said that the use of drones for commercial purpose is prohibited. >> a couple in arkansas who lost everything in the tornado last weekend is now married. >> we wanted it to be meaningful and this is meaningful. >> they were already engaged but say they wanted to move up the ceremony after she survived by hiding in a closet. the wedding took place near their destroyed home's foundation. friendses and family came together to celebrate by cleaning up debris. >> i think they are perfect together and after all that's happened to them they deserve to be happy. >> many of them say that they make a great couple and their marriage should be able to with stand any storm. they plan to start rebuilding this weekend. southwest hassin stalled new state-of-the-art tornado shelters for workers in oklahoma. be safe shelters said they spent over a year planning and building them. open of them holds 125 people and are set up with air conditioning, telephones, computer terminals and tvs with satellite service. southwest said that the four will fit all of its employ eyes comfortably. >> reporter: a actor, also known foss for his screen writing will no longer be able to play black back at a casino a source said that the hard work has banned him from playing the game. the casino has yet to comment. reports indicate he may have been counting cards. that is not a crime but it's frowned upon by casinos. >> it got warm earlier this week. i enjoyed it on my days you've. that is gone because the cooler temperature are here. >> yes a lot more comfortable. before today. we know it comes in phases the coast gets it first. just inside the bay. takes a day or so before the inland communities get the cooldown. today is your day. giving you a live look over the oakland area and downtown. you can seat clouds are starting to clear. still partly cloudy to mostly cloudy over areas like napa, livermore, concord reporting mostly sunny. we will clear back to the coast. the coast will be cloudy to mostly cloudy for the day a look at some of the comparisons from just yesterday. santa rosa received a cooldown on friday a ten degree drop from thursday into friday. additional four degrees expected for you today. i want to point you into livermore. 88 just yesterday. 75 expected today. you are going to feel that. if we go back to thursday, when livermore hit 95 degrees. 20-degree change from thursday into today. satisfy, also, just a small drop but san francisco, on thursday, 84 degrees, today you are looking at 63. how does it happen? we have changes going on obviously. giving you a look at the pacific satellite view a few lie clouds, drifting in above those low clouds, that's about it. i want to point new this direction you notice the circulation here? this is nearing the coastline. brought back the on shore breeze. thickening up that marine layer. that's why the clouds are more widespread. the on shore breeze will be with us for the entire day. in addition to just the cooler air associated with that system. the cooling trend will continue for the weekend. right now the temperature is not to bad. in the 50s. 356 in areas like fairfield, 53napa, 52 santa rosa, 55 oakland concord 56 right now and for the afternoon, going in to the 70s. 72 expected by about go, think we will go to 74, 75 for the afternoon today in concord. then as we settle into the evening hours sunsetting just after eight. going to be -- a little cooler, especially with that on shore breeze in to the evening hours. as we get in to the afternoon, these numbers didn't update i will tell you that anywhere from five to ten to 15 degrees cooler, for your afternoon today. let's get in to the extended forecast. with your bay area weekend in view. showing you temperatures coming down. especially for the inland communities a subtle drop. we had the big drop yesterday. as we get into sunday the temperatures will cool a few more degrees. then we get back to temperatures back into the low 70s for the inland communities, tuesday, wednesday, under partly cloudy skies. >> coming up in 20 minutes years after graduating a woman from high school is making to prom. more on her big night and a special date who made it possible. >> the south bay high school could be in a protest on monday. the controversy that started shirts showing the american flag. happening now, volunteers teaming up with local recycling workers to help clean up city streets the group will be planting new trees and flowers in the fruitvale neighborhood. they will work together today from nine until noon. organizers say that the event is celebrating two holidays, may day in honor of working families and cincodemayo. more than a thousand are rushing to savor sea lion and seals along the coast. hundreds of pups beach themselves. many are malnourished and dehydrated. volunteers have been taking them to a rescue center to be cleaned, fed and medicated. sciencists trying to figure out what could cause them to come on sheer. we are finding new details about a massive meat recall at a slaughter house. the rancho feeding corporation knowingly bought sick dairy cows and processed them. investigators say they hid the warning signs of that by trimming off the sick parts and using a fake stamp of approval. cnn is saying that a safety inspector also had a romantic relationship with the foreman. >> monday is cinco de mayo and one high cool is preparing for possible protests. more on the controversy around live oak and the plans to keep students safe. >> reporter: beyond a very long security fence it's not clear what will greet student as at live oak on monday. >> my expectation is my child will stay home a lot of people will do the same. >> reporter: juan lopez is one side of the debate, against a planned demonstration by morgan hill patrioots. >> it's a clear example of why we are rallying. we are rallying in support of first amendment rights. >> reporter: the start of the demonstration four years ago four live students wore american flag t-shirts on the date. they said it was out of pride. latino students said it was disrespect. the school made them turn the shirts inside out and a court ruling side campus security. lopez said he fears violence. >> when you look back at 2010, when children were assaulted, including a parent who spoke to the media earlier, his children were rocks were thrown. >> reporter: at most 50 members will hold american flags outside. >> we don't want to start violence. we don't want to start remarks. we aren't there to have a debate. >> we have no problem with that. it's the problem they created themselves which inviting these motorcycles. >> reporter: lopez is referring to a flyer about a motorcycle ride past the school in the afternoon. scott said that the ride has nothing to do with her organization which intendses to rally quietly before school starts monday morning. >> people say that you can have your freedom of speech rights, your first amendment rights, just not here, not there, there is no caveat on the first amendment. >> reporter: the school district has said that live oak high is no place for a demonstration, especially with students taking ap tests. police will be present on campus. police in san jose say they will have extra patrols and officers on the streets for the monday. they will work through the weekend in case 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mobile share value plans for business. now with a year of free high-speed internet. i haven't seen someone in that condition before but it was frightening. >> san francisco police are investigating a three car crash. it happened about 2:30 this morning near ceasar chavez and police say that the driver who may have caused that crash fled the scene. good morning. >> good morning. that story in just a moment. first let's check with that saturday forecast looking like morning. >> good morning to you a pleasant day over pleasantono a look -- is it pleasant hill a look at what we have mostly blue skies over your area. the low clouds rolled in earlier but already beginning to clear out. the on shore breeze is blowing, that combined a weed spread marine layer and temperatures are going to be falling for today. fairfield 22 miles an hour. that on shore breeze vent unking. we can expect that see breezea -- sea breeze along the coast. inside the bay it'll be breezy. temperatures 56 degrees in concord. widespread 50s around the bay. low 50s for areas like santa rosa, napa and nevado. let's look at some of the afternoon highs, 73 san rafael as well as richmond. 69 in oakland. 74 danville a drop far inland communities, low 70s for san jose. along the peninsula for today. palo alto at 72, 63 for san francisco, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. we are going from near record territory to right about average for saturday afternoon. we will eventually fall below average in some areas. the extended forecast coming up. >> we do have developing news this morning in the case of the teen stowayaw who flew to hawaii in a well we'll of a plane a spokesperson said he is no longer there but didn't say how or when he left or who he traveled with. the boy's father arrived in hawaii on monday and had planned to bring his son home to santa claire a. yesterday the san jose mercury news report that social services wouldn't let him see his son although it wasn't clear why. the fbi said that the teen was trying to get to somalia to find his birth mother. >> new, police are investigating a three car hit and run crash. it happened just before 2:30 this morning. we are live in san francisco and said that people who live nearby rushed to help them at the scene. >> reporter: the intersection where this happened is ceasar chavez at 2:20 this morning a driver heading south on fulsom ran a red light at this intersection and hit a car. the impact sent that car -- you can see from the track marks across the pavement up the sidewalk and eventually hitting the wall of the apartment building. the driver was taken to the hospital. hospital with life threatening injuries. neighbors heard the crash and tried to help the man in the corolla. >> there was a man in there that -- was unconscious. he was in the driver's seat but was sort of leaning toward the passenger seat. he had been thrown there. >> he was just really bad. the guy was in the car. just really bad. the whole received the car was mashed in on the driver's side. really scary. >> meanwhile san francisco police are trying to find the driver of the car that hit that corolla a black infinity was the car that ran that red light. witnesses say there were three to four people in that black car and the driver ran away from the scene after the crash. police are trying to find the driver they are investigating this as a hit and run. another vehicle was also struck in this crash though it's not clear which car hit it. the driver was not seriously injured. witnesses say that driver did stay at the scene and talked to police about what had happened. police were on the scene investigating this crash for about five hours this morning and during that time they have the intersection closed. they reopened everything just before seven here. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> a man is in jail accused of stabbing to death a mother of three in san jose. the 22-year-old has been booked on suspicious of murder. officers say that he killed a 28-year-old inside her apartment on tuesday. they haven't discussed a motive or how the two are related. they list each other as friends on facebook. she leaves behind three girls. . >> she won't see her kids grow up. she won't see their wedding or anything like that i'm glad they caught him though. >> the husband is planning to move saying there is no reason to stay there anymore. san jose state university has reportedly expelled three of four students accused in a racially charged bullying case. at first the four were suspended after information came up that they harassed their african american roommate. the students were charged with hate crimes and battery. the news reports that the three expelled students are now banned for life from enrolling in any cal state university. the fourth will be required to have counseling and remain on probation if he returns to school. >> a former concord police officer accused of stealing prescription drugs from seniors has pleaded no contest. the 38-year-old was sentenced yesterday to two and a half years in jail. prosecutors say that he used his badge to enter the homes of seniors. they say he stole a powerful prescription drug called norco. he apologized yesterday while in court. his attorney said he has addiction and ptsd. the search continues for a cal fire battalion chief who allegedly stabbed killed his 26- year-old fiance. investigators say that the 55- year-old orville fleming could be armed sarah douglas's body was found in their home. later that night his truck was found with blood inside. investigators are asking anyone with information about the case to call the sheriff. >> tsa screeners say they found 81 poundses of marijuana in three checked bags. the find was made yesterday morning. deputies say the 26-year-old checked the bags. she is from jackson mississippi and was acted as she waited for a flight to jackson. the marijuana was found in vacuum sealed bags. >> even if it's vacuum sealed it's going to by off a smell. you wouldn't have to be a genius to know it's there. >> it's worth $100,000 here but in mississippi it's worth much more. she is facing drug smuggling charges. >> a deadly virus has turned up in the united states and now other potential victims are being warned. the disease is called mers. the outbreak centered in saudi arabia. since then at least 400 cases have been reported and more than 100 of them have died. there is no, vaccine or cure. the first case is a man in indiana. now people who may have come into contact with him during his flight home are being located. a jury reached a mixed verdict in a patent lawsuit between apple and samsung. both companies accuse the other of violating patents for smart phones at the federal trial in san jose. yesterday the jury awarded apple $120 million for two patent infringements a fraction of the two billion dollars apple had asked for. and the jury awarded samsung $158,000 saying apple violated one of samsung's patents. >> san francisco police are warning women to watch their purses after a number of purse snatchings. the most recent report cost a woman more than $20,000 in valuables. it happened at a north beach restaurant while she was watching the warriors game her purse was hanging there on the back of her chair. >> she had everything from her wedding ring to other jewelry in her purse. the purse was expensive, cell phone, audi or infinity pad, keys to her house. >> 15 minutes after the woman's purse went missing her credit card was used. police say that the suspects usually come in, don't order anything and are there for just a short time. a popular fit vanessa fraction could be forced to move. for more than 30 years sea track has been renting kayak s and paddle boards from a sheltered spot along the waterfront. the marina saids area has become to crowded can't afford the cost. the owner said there is another solution. >> my vision is we work together with the marina, with the public, with the city in order to make this work for everybody. >> the sporters are trying to get the council involved to help keep the business open. they have created a petition on change.org >> some say a construction project that's widening sidewalks is skiing their profits. the project in the san francisco's cast rosemary district started in march. it aims to make the popular neighbor more pedestrian friendly but with marking temporarily suspended on two blocks several business owners say that fewer tourists and residents are coming into the area to spend money. >> what will happen next? if it continues like this we will have to close the door but who will take care of the expenses? >> the sidewalk widening project is set to be done by late june. >> a construction project in alameda has started cad impact drivers in the east bay. lanes have been shut own on interstate 880 in both directions at marina boulevard. the construction and lane closures will continue through may 16th from nine until five on week nights and ten to eight on weekends . >> former secretary of state cancels a college graduation speech. in the next hour the reason she is dropping out after first accepting the 35,000-dollar speaking fee. >> and coming up the free gift to teen shoppers at a safeway store. the item you may not expect to see. >> a cooler day around the bay area i'm lining up the numbers for you and will show you how long i expect it to last coming up. . and a live look outside right now. the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza is right there. not many vehicles making their way into san francisco or the east bay. no big accidents to report on any of the freeways at this time. you are watching mornings on 2. ♪ they just change boots.. that's why we made the all-new jeep cherokee. with an exclusive 9-speed transmission and 31 miles per gallon highway. so you can keep going. a police department is the latest in the bay area to test out new body cameras. 12 officers are part of the new pilot program to record enter interactions. the oakland department is using those already. police in walnut creek just started testing them out. some say they are worried about privacy but other officers in santa rosa say the pros out weigh the cons. >> we all realize that it's not a big brother, it's a tool that we could use to basically tell our side of the story. >> we wouldn't want cameras on all the time. i'm sure you can understand. for citizen's privacy reasons and the reasons of our officers needing to have a moment. >> the council is looking in to having officers in their city wear the cameras. >> a curious woman in minnesota ask being called a hero for stopping what could have been a deadly attack. >> i would have felt horrible. we were the ones that saw him. we clearly saw his face. if that did happen we would have known. >> the 21-year-old said she was doing dishes when she saw a teenage boy walking through her backyard to get to a stolen facility. she thought he may be homeless and called police when he kept coming back. police say that when they investigated they found ammunition and bomb making terms in the storage locker. they say that the teenager was planning to kill students at a nearby school and his parents. the suspect in a deadly stabbing in connecticut is being charged as an adult. the 16-year-old stabbed another student to death in the stair well of their high school. there are report that it happened after she wouldn't go to prom with him. he is being medicated and will be on suicide watch at the facility where he is being heldf. convicted of murder he faces up to 60 years. some pennsylvania teens did their best to put a stabbing behind them and attend prom. last night victims of the franklin stabbing were all smiles. the teens were celebrating the event that got postponed after the april 9th tragedy. they followed the tradition and walked the promenande and some say they thought it was going to help them heal faster. >> i think it'll be a really great time for us. especially for what happened. i think it'll bring a lot more just peace to us. >> on april 9th police say the 16-year-old sophomore went on a rampage stabbing 20 and one adult. the alleged attack ehas been taken in to custody and is now facing charges. all of the victims are expected to recover. >> a safeway store is offering more than just groceries, the store is giving away free prom dresses a clerk started the drive five-years ago to help. she set up a rack where people could donate dresses and other people can pick them up no questions asked. >> simple and discretew. he want everybody to just come in and take a dress. make it easy. >> and they can be donated at the glenn cove safeway during store hours. it was a prom years in the making for an 89-year-old great grandmother. when austin heard his great grandmother couldn't afford to goa a school dance -- he took her to his. she enjoyed meeting his friends but said she skipped the after party and went home to go to bed. >> very sweet story. if you are tired of the heat and you have been wishing for a break you are going to get it today. rosemary watching the changing temperatures for us today. how cool will it get? >> a huge drop. we know it comes in stages. first the on shore breeze hits the coast and then the inland communities, those wanting it most get it second. that's what will happen today. giving you a live look over the concorresponded concord areas. santa rose a inland communities got a drop in temperatures yesterday but the big drop was along the coast. san francisco, some of those areas ten to 20 degrees cooler on friday than on thursday. for inland communities areas like livermore today you will sink13 degrees cooler than you were yesterday afternoon. notable drop again coming for the inland communities. we will be cloudy at the coast we have the on shore breeze strengthening and we will continue with this cooldown as we get through the weekend. tomorrow even cooler than today. has to do with the system in the park. that will be inching closer to the coast. it doesn't sweep across until monday and it looks like monday is going to be the coolest day. right now the on shore breeze through livermore. six miles an hour. look at sfo. gusting to 31 miles an hour. that sea breeze going to be with us throughout the afternoon. its going to be breezy along the coast. perhaps inside the bay for some of us as well. temperatures right now 58 degrees in walnut creek. 55 oakland. mid50s for haywood and 57 mountain view. san jose still under mostly cloudy skies and checking in at 55. head to the north. low 50s in areas like santa rosa, nevado and napa. partly to mostly sunny skies in parts of the north bay. east and lafayette, 56 for you, 55 out i'd? ori nda, pittsburgh at 59. brentwood and antioch in the low 60's. for today as we get into your afternoon, partly cloudy skies by noontime upper 50s to upper 60's so the upper 50s along the coast. upper 60's for the inland locations. for the second half of the day nobody going to 80o degrees. take a look, 76 antioch, 75 livermore. 75 morgan hill. if we go to the north 76 in santa rose a76napa, just a beautiful day for most. around the bay low 60s to low 70s. 63 san francisco, 68 haywood, along the coast going to struggle a bit. 59 for pacifica. again mostly cloudy and breezy in pacifica this afternoon. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. the cooldown continues into sunday a few degrees of cooling expected for us then and into monday, some of us even falling below the seasonal av era ge. it doesn't last. temperatures will bounce back and we will have a gradual warm newspaper to tuesday and wednesday. >> even though the temperatures are dropping, some people in the east bay are worried that they may be losing a relief from the heat. walnut creek the pool has been opened year round for the past 40 years and some say they plan to fight to keep it that way. >> a lot of our swim team members are going to be at the council meeting trying to show support for this pool and program. >> walnut creek also runs an older, smaller pool but shutting shutting it down would savor more money. today is the el sorito city wide garage sale. from nine until three this afternoon blocks throughout the city will be covered in items ranging clothes to small fortunate tour. we have posted a news link on ktvu.com. it'll give you a map to show you the areas which are taking part. >> the president said strengthening the economy is his top priority. >> our businesseses have now created 9.2 million new jobs over 50 straight moss of job growth -- moss of job growth. we need to keep going to create more good jobs and give middle class families a sense of security. >> the president said he wants to work with congress to create more jobs, a report released yesterday said the unemployment rate has dropped to 6.3%. it's lowest level since september 2008. it's the one time of the year the president goes from politician to comedian he will take part in the white house correspond ant's dinner. expected guests include jessica simpson and the people behind the film, 12 years a slave. featured comedian is joel mchale. >> a couple in arkansas ties the knot after the bride survives last weekend's tornado. >> we are lucky. >> the way friends and family came together to help get them back on their feet. >> and a retired truck driver california hits the jackpot. his big win. that will continue for the next 25 years. ; a plan in san diego county won 3.5 million dollars on a lottery scratcher ticket. he decided to take the option that will pay him $2,500 a week for 25 years and he wanted to tell the women that he is single. >> first i will get a house and pay off my car i just bought. my phone hasn't stopped ringing since saturday night. i'm single now so i will see what happens. >> the retired truck driver has hit the jackpot before. he won two thousand dollars on a daily four ticket and one thousand on scratcher. >> northern california has a big stake in the kentucky derby. the california chrome is the betting favorite. the horse has won all three races this year the owners live near reno. the trainer has worked at local tracks including golden gate fields. we will have that story at around -- coming up in the next hour i should say. >> san francisco giants on a ten game road trip. first stop atlanta. tim hudson getting a lot of hugs his former team. didn't take long for the giants to get on the board. pagan says hello to minor with this leadoff homer to left. the braves bounce back in the fifth. freeman getting the rbi single off tim. all tied at one. tim would eventually get the win. that is because next inning morris hit his seventh home run of the season. the bullpen pitches three strong. the a's the team with the most wins in american league taking on the red sox, sixth inning, a's down 2-1. bases loaded for pedroia and just like that his 100th career home run a grand slam. 6-1 boston. the sox go onto win. malone on the mound today. >> before spiderman and captain america started movies they appeared in comics. to encourage more people to read and develop those imaginations, it's free comic book day. libraries, bookstores and hobby shops are taking part in the event. the idea actually started back in 2002 and was started by the owner of the flying colors comic store in concord. now though it's spread to more than 60 countries across the world and events include give aways, costume contests and a chance to meet famous illustrators if you want to take part, go to news links at ktvu.com and get more information. >> new developments in the story of the south bay teen who stowe did away on the flight to hawaii. the announcement and the new mystery around the teenager, where he is now. >> and police reminding parents and their children about stranger danger. the encounter caught on camera that prompted one set of parents to report an 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witnesses saw moments after the crash. >> new developments this morning in the story of a south bay teen who stowed away on a flight to ha hawaii. the new questions now being raised. >> ktvu out on a police raid in the bay area. mornings on 2 starts now. . good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, may 3rd. >> hope you're having a great morning. >> of course. >> rosemary, how about you? >> absolutely. good morning to you. hopefully you are off to a nice start as well. giving you a live look over the oakland estuary to the east, where you can see a transition to a cooler pattern definitely shaping up. the clouds are more widespread this morning. onshore breeze will be more robust and the two combined, in addition to a cooler air mass moving into place will equal that cooldown. along the coast, inside the bay, got a nice blast yesterday. for inland communities, your turn comes today with temperatures dropping anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below yesterday's highs. outside our door right now, 60 in concord. 54 in napa. 56 in oakland. 56 redwood city. half moon bay, 54 degrees. into the south bay, 58 san jose. a more than comfortable evening into the overnight hours, better sleeping for some of us. into the afternoon, take a look at the change. we're looking at 74 in concord today, 75 in morgan hill. to the north, 76 santa rosa. 73 san rafael. areas that were in the mid-90s just a couple of days ago, livermore, antioch, now in the 70s. not even getting to 80 degrees today. 63 in san francisco today. along the coast and in san francisco, partly cloudy and cool today. the onshore breeze will be with us for the afternoon as well. if you are going in this direction for today, please keep that in mind. you may actually need a jacket. we'll go even cooler for your sunday. i'll have a look at what you can expect for sunday and how long the cooling trend will last, coming up. we have developing news this morning in the case of the teenage stowaway who flew to hawaii in the wheel well of a jetliner. a spokeswoman for hawaii's department of human services says the 15-year-old boy is no longer there, but she did not specify how or when he left or who he traveled with. the boy's father arrived in hawaii on monday and had planned to bring his son home to santa clara, but yesterday the san jose mercury news reported that the hawaiian social service agency officials would not let him see his son, although it was unclear why. the fbi says the teenager was trying to get to somalia to find his birth mother. a deadly fire in oakland is now under investigation. it started just before 3:00 a.m. on parker and bancroft avenues. firefighters say they found the body of an elderly woman inside the home, after the fire was put out. her name has not yet been released. police say the fire started in the bedroom and then spread to other parts of the home. >> pretty much a tragic incident. never want to, you know, have any fire fatalities. unfortunately tonight, this was something that we had to experience. >> investigators say there were no smoke detectors inside that house. new this morning, police in san francisco are investigating a hit and run crash that involved three cars. it happened just before 2:30 this morning and ktvu's allie rasmus is live at the scene for us to tell us what witnesses say about how that crash happened. allie? >> reporter: all the cars involved in this crash have been towed away, but there's still some shattered glass out here on the pavement and on the sidewalk. off to our right, there is a stain of motor oil or car fluid that leaked out after the collision. there's a crack in the wall of this apartment building where one of the cars slammed into it. this intersection at cesar chavez and fulsom was shut down for five hours. san francisco police confirmed they are investigating this as a hit and run because the driver who is believed to have caused the crash fled the scene. police are still looking for that driver. according to several witnesses, a black infinity with three to four people inside ran a red light at fulsom and cesar chavez and t-boned a corolla, sending the car into the wall of an apartment building. a third car, a green bmw, was also struck. the impact was loud enough to wake up some of the people living nearby. >> it was the loudest. you couldn't even -- you don't even hear screeching. you hear a big hit, really loud. >> did you come outside? >> oh, yeah. i called 911 also. >> reporter: that neighbor and several other people who live in the area came out to see the aftermath of the crash. some of them tried to help the driver of the toyota. they said he was unconscious and appeared to be in very bad shape. police say the driver suffered life-threatening injuries and is at san francisco general hospital this morning. police want to talk to the driver of the black infinity. he apparently fled the scene on foot. police have not been able to find him, but he is considered a suspect in this hit and run collision. no word from police about whether the passengers in that black infinity are cooperating with this investigation. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. former secretary of state condoleezza rice has turned down an invitation to deliver the commencement speech at rutgers university. rice made that decision after some students and staff protested her invitation because of her role in the iraq war. this morning, she released a statement saying her invitation had become a distraction for the university at a time of celebration for the graduates. everything is on the line tonight between the golden state warriors and the los angeles clippers. the teams will square off in game 7 of their playoff series, the first game 7 for the warriors since 1977. winner moves on. loser goes home. warriors fans say they are confident the team can pull off the upset against the clippers. >> this particular warrior team, i like the ambition with them. they are going. they are not giving up. they are pushing all the way to the end. >> warriors have one final shootaround in oakland yesterday before taking off for los angeles. the series has been overshadowed a bit by the donald sterling scandal. the warriors coach and players, though, are not concerned that the controversy might give fans across the nation a reason to suddenly cheer for the clippers. >> i think that the sterling story is behind everybody and we're ready to move on. maybe people will look at it as they have the extra advantage, but game 7, our season is on the line. so whatever advantage that may be, it doesn't matter to us. >> warriors backup center jermaine o'neal is questionable for tonight's game after suffering a bone bruise after the clipper's glenn davis hit his knee in the game thursday. warriors took off from oakland yesterday. tipoff tonight, 7:30 at the staples center. fred inglis will have a report tonight at 6:00. you can keep up with the team by following fred on twitter. donald sterling is talking publicly for the first time since the release of that controversial audio reporting. the clippers owner talked to a los angeles life-style magazine, releasing one brief quote of him commenting about his mistress. sterling said, quote, i wish i had just paid her off, end quote. the nba has banned sterling for life and is trying to force him to sell the team. more arrests are expected in what's being called one of the largest prostitution busts in bay area history. yesterday, hundreds of officers in six different counties conducted simultaneous raids at 32 massage parlors, spas and homes. ktvu went with a caravan of deputies as they raided one of the sites. investigators say they targeted 19 people they believe are leaders in the alleged prostitution ring. 18 of those suspects are now in custody. a man who lives by one of the locations says he's been a little suspicious of the business. >> it looked really like a low- budget massage parlor, but the owner drives a mercedes and looks like they have money. >> the district attorney says about 50 women are now being interviewed to determine whether or not they are victims of the ring. most of the women are asian and range in age from 18 to 40. investigators say they expect to make more arrests. a pregnant woman is recovering after being hit by a car in the crosswalk of a san francisco street. it happened just after 2:30 yesterday afternoon at 18th and diamond streets in the castro district. the woman was walking in the crosswalk. the 33-year-old driver did say at the scene and was cited for failure to kwr50e8d to a pedestrian. the woman's injuries are not life threatening. oakland police are offering a reward up to $10,000 for information in connection with a deadly hit and run. 68-year-old william hope, jr. was struck and killed last saturday morning at 51st and telegraph. neighbors say the driver stopped, looked at hope, then drove off. police say the driver may have been riding in a white audi or infinity suv. happening today, a vigil will be held in hope's neighborhood. neighbors and friends are being encouraged to bring flowers for an altar. people in the neighborhood say hope would meet his friends every morning at the local coffee shop. a police commander will be at the vigil to share information and listen to concerns. it started at 9:00 this morning at 50th and telegraph avenue. also happening today, there is a walk to remember a young man who was shot and killed by oakland police two years ago. 18-year-old alan bloomford was killed in east oakland on may 6, 2012. investigators say he pointed a gun at an officer, causing that officer to shoot him. officials say the officer acted in self defense and no charges were ever filed against him. but bloomford's family claim the teen did not have a gun, nor did he pose a threat. today's event begins with a noon time service and ceremony at lake merritt near children's fairyland. the solidarity walk begins at 1:00. a deadly virus from the mideast surfaces for the first time in the u.s. the current threat and who might have come in contact with the victim. >> and actor director ben affleck booted from a las vegas hotel. what got him into trouble. >> and afternoon highs will take a tumble in many spots. i'll show you how much cooler i expect we'll be in the forecast, coming up. at least 350 people have been killed in a huge landslide in afghanistan and as many as 2000 others are missing. the landslide buried hundreds of homes in a small village in a remote part of northeastern afghanistan. a second landslide hit as others rushed to help with the rescue. it has been difficult to find victims because crews only have shovels to dig through the rubble. heavy rains earlier this week may be to blame for that landslide. and there are a couple of new developments in the ukraine crisis this morning. 12 international military observers kidnapped by pro russian separatists have now been freed. a russian envoy negotiated the release in eastern ukraine. meantime, ukrainian forces are resuming military actions against pro russian forces. violence flared yesterday as separatists shot down two helicopters and took part in clashes. yosemite park rangers are warning people to leave those flying drones at home when they visit the park. rangers say people have been using drones to shoot spectacular and otherwise impossible-to-get shots of the park scenery, but they say they are a risk to public safety and create unwanted noise. the federal regulations also ban the use of the unmanned aircraft. the faa is investigating the use of a drone by a news station in arkansas. this video was shot to capture the damage after last week's deadly tornado. the station's news director says it gave great perspective into the devastation. the faa says the use of drones for commercial purposes is prohibited, except in rare cases when the faa has given its approval. a couple in arkansas who lost everything in the tornado last weekend is now married. >> we wanted it to be meaningful and, and this was meaningful. >> may you always hold each other-- >> randy and angie wright were already engaged, but wanted to move up the wedding after angie survived the tornado after hiding in a closet. friends and family came together to celebrate by cleaning up debris. >> i think they are perfect to be together. after all that's happened to them, they deserve to be happy. >> many of the guests say angie and randy make a great couple and their marriage should be able to withstand any storm. the newlyweds plan to start the rebuilding process this weekend. southwest airlines has installed new state of the art tornado shelters for workers in oklahoma. the shelters hold 125 people and are set up with air conditioning, telephones, computer terminals and tvs with satellite service. southwest says the four shelters will fit all of its employees comfortably. a hollywood actor also known for his screen writing will no longer be allowed to play black jack at one las vegas casino. a source close to ben affleck says the hard rock casino banned him from playing the game. reports indicate he may have been counting cards and while counting cards is not a crime, it is definitely frowned upon by casinos. counting cards, i can barely count to 21 when i'm in vegas! not the best gambler. >> i count the chips leaving my possession way too quickly and then it ends quickly. very quick game for me. let's check in with rosemary right now. it's saturday morning, lot of folks going to baseball games out there, if not already there. how are we looking? >> a comfortable day. in fact, afternoon highs are kind of falling back to where we should be for this time of year. giving you a live look over the bay area this morning, low clouds, high clouds out there as well, and the onshore breeze kicking in. fairfield right now, 21 mile- per-hour breeze, gusting to 22. oakland, 8 miles per hour, a little gusty out at sfo as well. strengthening onshore breeze. low clouds moving farther inland this morning. the two combined, helping to create that cooldown for us. we have cooler air moving in, with a system over the pacific north of us as well. here's a look the a the high clouds overhead. we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny for your afternoon. along the coastline, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. i want to pull back and show you, again, the system here. you can see the circulation if you look very closely. the counterclockwise circulation, that is what has triggered the pattern shift. so again, we are going to see temperatures fall today, especially for our inland communities. along the coast, inside the bay, temperatures really came down on friday. additional cooling, but it will take until today for the inland communities to feel it. i want to show you the next few days. with the culmination of this cooling trend, there's even a few showers popping up, according to this model here. through your saturday, we're partly cloudy to mostly sunny for the afternoon. we get going tomorrow morning, the clouds are back, onshore breeze. tomorrow's going to be an even cooler day than today. monday is the coolest day, bottoming out below average for some of us. stopping at monday afternoon at 1:00, notice what's going on here over the far north edge of sonoma county, into lake county. a few scattered showers popping up. what's the chance? it's about 20%. barely worth mentioning. i'll throw it out there just in case. we have temperatures in the mid- 70s for the afternoon today in novato, 75 in sonoma, 74 for petaluma, low 70s in san rafael. 69 in oakland for today. 74 in danville. mid 70s in livermore and antioch and brentwood. 75 for morgan hill. santa cruz, low 70s for you. 72 for redwood city. 67 san bruno. low 60s this afternoon in san francisco. it will be a cool day at the coast. areas like pacifica and half moon bay, upper 60s to low 70s with the seabreeze blowing in the afternoon. extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures continue to trend downward. getting into sunday, as i mentioned a moment ago, monday will be the coolest day, maybe even a shot at light sprinkles passing monday into tuesday. then we get back to a gradual warmup monday and tuesday. back to the desk. 49er quarterback colin kaepernick says an ongoing police investigation involving him has changed his way of thinking. last month, a woman filed a police report in miami naming kaepernick and quinton patton and ricardo locket. she claimed she was partying with the players, but somehow ended up in the hospital. kaepernick spoke at a prayer breakfast in turlock yesterday morning, telling the audience even though the experience was a bad circumstance, he feels blessed. he said, quote, it made me stronger. it's made me look at things differently. it makes me very happy to know that people are staying behind me the way they have. the 49ers are sticking with troubled linebacker aldon smith. the team picked up his 2015 option, despite smith's legal issues. the option is worth $9.75 million. team officials were debating whether to extend smith after he was arrested at lax last month for allegedly making a bomb threat. charges have not been filed in that case. however, smith is still facing felony gun charges and a drunk driving count in santa clara county. well, trouble for a tiny horse. it got stuck in, what else? a tiny sinkhole. 20 minutes from now, a look at the rescue. >> a south bay high school could find itself in the middle of a cinco de mayo protest monday morning. the controversy that started with shirts depicting the american flag. . happening now, volunteers are teaming up with local recycling workers to help clean up oakland city streets. the group is planting trees and flowers in the fruitvale neighborhood. they are working together today from 9:00 a.m. until noon. organizers say the event is celebrating two holidays, may day in honor of working families, and cinco de mayo. well, more than a thousand volunteers are rushing to save a record number of young sea lions and seals along the california coast. hundreds of pups are beaching themselves. many of them are malnourished and dehydrated. volunteers have been taking them for a rescue center in the marin headlands to be cleaned, fed and medicated. marine scientists are trying to figure out what could be causing those pups to come to shore. now, we're finding out new details about a massive meat recall at a slaughterhouse in petaluma. according to cnn, the rancho feeding corporation knowingly bought diseased dairy cows and processed them when government inspectors weren't there. federal investigators say the plant hid the warning signs of that cancer by trimming off diseased parts and using a fake stamp of approval. cnn is also reporting a government safety inspector had a romantic relationship with a plant foreman. in march, the company was forced to recall nearly 9 million pounds of meat. monday is cinco de mayo, but instead of a celebration, one south bay high school is preparing for possible protest. ktvu's ken pritchett has more on the controversy surrounding live oak high school and the plans to keep students safe. >> reporter: beyond a very long security fence, it is not clear what will greet students at live oak high come cinco de mayo morning. >> my expectation is my child will remain home. lot of people will also keep their children home. >> reporter: juan lopez represents one side of the debate, a planned demonstration by gilroy-morgan hill patriots. >> i think this whole ordeal, everything that's happening is a clear example of why we are rallying. we are rallying in support of first amendment rights. >> reporter: the genesis of the demonstration, four years ago, four live oak high students wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. those students said it was out of pride. latino students saw it as disrespectful. the school made the students turn the shirts inside out. a recent 9th circuit ruling sided with the district, citing campus security. lopez says he fears violence on monday. >> when you look back at 2010 when children were assaulted, including a parent who spoke to the media earlier, his children were -- rocks were thrown at them. >> reporter: but at most, 50 of the members will simply hold american flags outside the school. >> we don't want to incite violence. we don't want to incite remarks. we're not there to have a debate. >> we don't have any problem with that. it's the problem they created themselves by inviting these motorcyclists who nobody really knows who they are. >> reporter: lopez is referring to a flyer posted on the patriots website about a motorcycle ride past the school in the afternoon. but that ride has nothing to do with this organization, they say, which intends to rally silently before school begins monday morning. >> people say you can have your freedom of speech rights. you can have your first amendment rights. just don't do it here. don't do it there. there's no caveat on the first amendment. >> ken pritchett reporting there. the school district has said live oak high is no place for a demonstration, especially with students taking ap exams. police will be present on campus. san jose police will have extra officers on the street for this cinco de mayo weekend. patrol officers, traffic enforcement and gang suppression units will work through the weekend in case celebrations get out of control. thousand tion of people come to san jose every year for cinco de mayo weekend. last year, police made several arrests for violence, vandalism, drugs and public drunkenness. bad news for margarita lovers. a major shortage of limes could mean higher prices at bay area bars. in the past few weeks, the price for a case of limes went up six times more than average. officials say the hornlg is mostly due to a devastating citrus disease in mexico. one woman dining at north beach learned a very costly lesson. she was robbed of more than $20,000 in valuables. the warning this morning about purse snatches in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco police are investigating a violent collision that happened at this intersection. what witnesses heard after the crash. >> outside our doors this morning, the clouds are slowly clearing. temperatures are slowly rising, but we will be a lot cooler than what we had on friday. i'll have a look at the numbers for your neighborhood, coming up. happened at the company picnic. oww, that's hot. that is hot! wow daddy like. owww, that is smoking hot! ahhh, hmmm, awww! hi georgia. hey georgia. man this is hot! try jack's hottest sandwich yet. his new blazin' chicken sandwich has spicy crispy chicken, ghost pepper ranch sauce, and sliced jalapeños. owww, that's hot! you better be holdin' a sandwich. and teamwork.sitive thinking. yes. okay, so we, were going downtown... so i start thinking, parking space, parking space there 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and winds gusting to 20 miles per hour, onshore. so the onshore breeze, low clouds feeling all the way inland this morning and we know what that means. that means we are cooling it down. an additional cooldown is expected from the coast, around the bay, with a huge drop expected for some of our inland communities. most of our inland communities today. livermore right now, 61 degrees. for the afternoon, going into the 70s. livermore hit 95 a few days ago, so you'll definitely notice the change already under way this morning. by lunchtime, 69 degrees expected for you. you were at 84 yesterday at lunchtime. into the afternoon, i think livermore, you will go to about 74 degrees or so. make it 75. 75 for livermore this afternoon. 74 in concord. 69 in oakland. 72 redwood city. along the coast, it's going to be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, breezy and 59 degrees. definitely a cool day, but more pleasant for the inland communities as we see temperatures only in the mid to upper 70s for the warmest locations. the cooling trend continues into your sunday. how much cooler we'll be for tomorrow and how long the cooling trend sticks around, coming up. well, we have developing news this morning in the case of the teenage stowaway who flew to hawaii in the wheel well of a jetliner. a spokeswoman for hawaii's department of human services says the 15-year-old boy is no longer there. she did not specify how or when he left or who he traveled with. the boy's father arrived in hawaii on monday and had planned to bring his son home to santa clara. but yesterday, the san jose mercury news reported that the officials from the hawaiian social service agency wouldn't let him see his son, although it's unclear why. the fbi says the teenager was trying to get to somalia to find his birth mother. tsa screeners at oakland international airport say they found 81 pounds of marijuana in three checked bags. the discovery was made yesterday morning. police say 26-year-old anastasia murdock checked the bags. she is from jackson, mississippi, and was arrested as she awaited a flight to jackson. the marijuana was found in vacuum-sealed bags. >> even if it is vacuum-sealed, it's still going to give off an odor. you wouldn't have to be a genius to figure out there was marijuana in that bag. >> investigators say the marijuana is worth about $100,000 in california, but in mississippi, it's worth much more. murdock is now facing drug smuggling charges. a former concord police officer accused of stealing prescription drugs from seniors has pleaded no contest. 38-year-old matthew switzer was sentenced yesterday to two and a half years in jail. prosecuters say switzer used his badge to enter the homes of seniors. they say he stole a powerful prescription drug called norco. switzer apologized yesterday in court. his attorney says he suffered from addiction and ptsd. a search continues for a calfire battalion chief who allegedly stabbed and killed ace 26-year-old fiance. 55 yorld orrville fleming could be armed and is considered dangerous. on thursday morning, the body of sarah douglas was found in the sacramento home the couple shared. later that night, fleming's truck was found in elk grove with blood inside. investigators are asking anyone with information about this case to call the sacramento county sheriff's department. for the first time a deadly virus from the middle east has turned up in the u.s. now, other potential victims are being warned. the disease is called me respiratory syndrome, mers. at least 400 cases have been reported and more than a hundred of those patients have died. there is no vaccine our cure, but doctors say it does not spread easily. the first case in the u.s. is a man from indiana who just returned from saudi arabia, where he's employed as a healthcare worker. now, people who might have come in contact with him on that flight home are being located and tested. a santa rosa jury reached a mixed verdict in a patent lawsuit between apple and samsung. both companies accuse the other of violating products. the jury awarded apple $122 million for two patent infringements. a fraction of the $2 billion apple had asked for. the jury awarded samsung $158,000, saying apple violated one of samsung's pat he wants. san francisco police are investigating a hit and run three-car crash. it happened just before 2:30 a.m. allie rasmus tells us people living nearby rushed to the scene to help. allie? >> reporter: the intersection where this happened at cesar chavez and fulsom at 2:20 this morning. a car traveling south on fulsom ran a red light and t-boned an oncoming car. when the two cars crashed, one car slammed into the wall of the apartment building across the street from us. the car that ran the red light ended up at the -- crashed onto the sidewalk, narrowly missing those two trees there. witnesses say the driver who ran the red light got out of the vehicle and ran away from the scene. police are still looking for that driver. there were two to three other passengers in that car. but the driver of this blue toyota corolla, the car that was t-boned, was critically injured. he was sent to san francisco hospital with life-threatening injuries. neighbors who live in the area nearby heard the crash, ran out to try and help the man in that car. >> i shined a flashlight in there. there was a man in there that was unconscious. he was in the driver's seat, sort of leaning toward the passenger seat. he had been thrown there by the impact. >> he was really bad. the guy was in the car, really bad. the whole side of his car was like smashed in on the driver's side. really scary to see. >> reporter: meanwhile, san francisco police are trying to find the driver of a black infinity. according to several witnesses, that was the vehicle that ran the red light. again, there were three to four people in the car, according to witnesses. the driver ran away from the scene after the crash. police are trying to find him, investigating this as a hit and run collision. another vehicle was also struck in this collision, although it's unclear whether it was the infinity or the toyota that struck it. the driver of the green bmw was not seriously injured. that driver did stay at the scene and talk to police. now, police were investigating this crash for about five hours after it happened. they had the two eastbound lanes of seize sar chavez shut down as part of the investigation, but it reopened just before 7:00 this morning. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. a man is in jail this morning, accused of stabbing to death the mother of three in san jose. 22-year-old gabriel alejo has been booked on suspicion of murder. officers say he killed 28-year- old theresa marivia inside her apartment on tuesday. they have not discussed a motive or how the two are related, but the two do list each other as friends on their facebook pages. the woman leaves behind three girls, a baby and 9-year-old twins. a neighbor said the loss is immeasurable. >> she's not going to see her kids grow up, see their weddings or anything like that. i'm glad they caught him. >> a neighbor says the woman's husband is planning to move and there's no reason for the family to stay there anymore. san francisco police are warning women to keep an extra eye on those purses, after a slew of purse snatchings in the past few weeks. police say the most recent report cost one woman more than $20,000 in valuables. it happened at a north beach restaurant thursday night while she was watching the warriors game. her purse was hanging on the back of her chair. >> she had everything from her wedding ring to other jewelry in her purse. the purse alone was an extensive louis vuitton purse, cell phone, ipad, keys to her house. >> 15 minutes after the woman's purse went missing, her credit card was used at a nearby safeway. police say the suspects usually come into restaurants, don't order anything and are there for just a short amount of time. the santa rosa police department is the latest in the bay area to test out new body cameras. 12 officers are part of a new pilot program to wear the cameras. those cameras will record their interactions with the public. the oakland police department already uses body cameras and police in walnut creek recently started testing them out. some officers say they are worried about privacy, but others say the pros do outweigh the cons. >> we all realize that it's not a big brother. it's a tool that we could use to basically tell our side of the story. >> we certainly wouldn't want cameras on all the time. i'm sure you can understand for citizens privacy reasons and the officers needing a moment to decompress. >> the berkeley city council is also looking into having officers wear cameras. a popular fitness attraction in sauce sausalito is considering moving. a marina says the area is becoming too crowded and can't afford the cost. sea trek says they have a new solution. >> my vision is to crabt with the marina, with the public, with the city, in order to make this work for everybody. >> sea trek supporters are trying to get the sausalito city council involved to help keep the business open. they have also created a petition on change.org. some san francisco business owners say a construction project that is widening sidewalks is actually squeezing their profits. the construction project in the city's castro district began in march. it aims to make the neighborhood more pedestrian- friendly. but with parking temporarily suspended on two blocks, several business owners tell ktvu tourists and residents -- fewer tourists and residents are coming into the community to spend money. >> you'll have to close the doors while the construction is done. meantime, who takes care of the expenses? >> the sidewalk widening project is set to be completed by june, in time of the city's gay pride celebration. a construction project in alameda has started and could impact drivers in the east bay. last night, cal trans workers began demolition work on the marina boulevard bridge. lanes have been shut down on interstate 880 in both directions at marina boulevard and traffic is being rerouted. the construction and lane closures will continue through may 16th. important to note, everything is back open right now, but overnight, that's certainly affecting things. the favorite to win today's kentucky derby has northern california roots. a look at california chrome and his trainer, who worked at bay meadows when it was there and golden gate fields as well. >> and coming up, the free gift to teenage shoppers at one safeway store. the item you don't expect to see in supermarket aisles. >> the cooling trend continuing for your saturday, with some areas 30 degrees cooler than thursday afternoon. we'll give you a look, coming up. >> and a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, a little backup. otherwise, folks with the fast track, flying right through. 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[doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. . the temperatures are starting to rise and some people in the east bay might be losing a little relief from the heat as we move into the late spring and summer months. yesterday, walnut creek officials introduced a plan to shut down the clark swim center at heather farms park for seven months out of the year. they say this will help close the city's budget deficit. the pool has been open year- round for the past 40 years. swimmers say they plan on fighting to keep it that way. >> a lot of our swim team members are going to be at the city council meeting on the 6th, trying to show support for this pool and this program. >> walnut creek also runs an older, smaller pool, but officials say shutting down clark swim center would save them more money. a 77-year-old california man and his horse named california chrome are dreaming of victory at the kentucky derby. reporter adam housely tells us why a win would put the trainer, who has bay area roots, in the record books. >> once in a while, you get that mix that all of a sudden clicks. it's hard to come by. he's a very special horse. >> reporter: 77 years young, art sherman has spent nearly all of his life at the racetrack. now, he and his colt, california chrome, are a day away from horse racing's biggest event, the kentucky derby. >>he's doing great. he looks good. >> reporter: so good that california chrome on an impressive four-race winning streak, is the morning lined favorite. >> he keeps on drawing away. it was awesome. >> california chrome is absolutely sensational! >> reporter: sherman has never trained a horse in the kentucky derby. also, during a two-decade career as a jockey, he never even rode in the race. in 1955 as a teenager learning his way around the stables, he was hired to share a train car from california to louisville with a hall of fame thoroughbred swaps before his big win in the derby. 60 years later, sherman is still chasing the dream. >> i call myself a poor man's trainer! [ laughter ] >> i got a lot of friends who are in partnerships. it's great. you know, i don't have high expectations of winning all the big races and stuff. i just like to win my share, have fun and at this stage of my life, i said, gee, i have to wait 77 years to get this. it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: if he wins, california chrome would be the first horse bred in california to win the race since 1962. sherman would be the oldest trainer ever in 140-year race history. he says if chrome is towards the front after the first turn, the horse has the race in the bag. in los angeles, adam housely, fox news. >> california chrome is the betting favorite at 3:1 right now. sherman has worked at the local traction, including golden gate fields and the now-closed baymeadows. a mini horse in massachusetts had to be rescued from a mini sinkhole. let's show you. the owners found the horse trapped inside that little hole and started to panic. they immediately called the fire department to come to the rescue. firefighters had to build a ramp and then fill dirt around norton's feet to help him escape. they say he was able to make it out. they are just fine. he got out without getting hurt. >> not a scratch on him! not a cut. he was jumpy, you know. i mean, he was scared. >> sure. >> and -- but it could have been worse. if he had gone in on his back. >> poor baby. norton's owner says she can't thank the firefighters enough for saving her beloved pet. the sinkhole was probably part of an old septic system, according to the firefighters. just watching my twitter feed right now. the police chief from richmond is saying the cinco de mayo parade is getting under way about 10:00 this morning. i want to ask rosemary, it gets pretty crowded in richmond for the parade. what's the weather looking like today? >> it's going to be breezy. that onshore breeze, already blowing in some areas, but will be kicking in for the second half of the day. to the second half of the day, clouds will be clearing out. in fact, we're beginning to see a few peeks of blue over san francisco. a notable drop in temperatures coming to our inland locations. when i show you some of these comparisons, it is pretty dramatic, just how much cooler we are over what we had on thursday. take a look at what's going on. now, i'm going to give you the numbers from yesterday into today. we can take a comparison from yesterday into today. areas like napa, 80 degrees yesterday. 76 for today. san francisco, just a few degrees of cooling expectedded for your afternoon today. but you had a big drop come on friday, over thursday. concord, 86 yesterday. 74 for today. san jose, you have a notable drop coming your way as well, 73 expected this afternoon. 5 to 10 degrees of cooling for some of our areas, closer to 15 for livermore. but when you look at san francisco on thursday, where we hit 84 degrees, thursday to today, that's almost 20 degrees of cooling. concord, in the same boat. concord, close to 94 on thursday. today, 74. so quite a difference over just the last couple of days. so for the afternoon today, temperatures will be right about where they should be, the seasonal average. it has to do with the system over the pacific that is slowly moving closer to the coast. it has increased our onshore breeze, kicking up the marine layer. and that's what we have for the weekend. partly cloudy skies for most of us away from the coast today, but definitely cooler around the bay area. sunday, even cooler. sunday is going to be the coolest day of the weekend, but we don't stop there. monday looks to be the coolest day. 55 in santa rosa right now. upper 50s in santa rosa. 54 in oakland. 60 in concord. san jose, 59. it's a pleasant day, but it could be, again, a little breezy, especially along the coast and just inside the bay. 73 in richmond for today, if you are going out to celebrate cinco de mayo. 75 in novato. 64 sausalito. 71 in castro valley. 75 in livermore. probably many peppered around the bay area for today. 73 in san jose. 74 for cupertino. low 70s at santa cruz, not bad there. take a look at pacifica, half moon bay, daly city. upper 50s to low 60s with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, and robust seabreeze for the this afternoon. low 70s for menlo park. extended forecast, cooling trend continues into sunday. further cooling by a few degrees for most of us. then as we get into monday, we bottom out. upper 60s in the forecast for the inland 60s. upper 50s along the coast with a gradual warming trend on tuesday. >> thanks, rosemary. a safeway store in vallejo is offering more than just groceries. they are giving away free prom it dresses. a clerk at the store started the prom dress drive five years ago to help students. she set up a rack where people can donate dresses and students can come in and pick out the dresses, no questions answer. >> simple and discreet. we want to make it easy. >> dresses can be donated at the glenn cove safeway store during store hours. it was a prom years in the making for an 89-year-old great grandmother from ohio. austin dennis heard his great grandma had never been to a school dance because she could not afford it, so he decided to take her to his. his great grandmother delores said she enjoyed meeting austin's friends and mingling with everyone, but she said she had to skip the after party. instead, she went home to get a good night's rest. >> of course she did. cute video. time now, 9:51. one scratch-off ticket and a retired truck driver becomes a millionaire. his big win and the payments that will continue for the next 25 years. >> and expanding one's imagination, from the young to the young at heart. the idea of one east bay comic book store owner that was spread worldwide. . well, happening now, tesla was supposed to be holding a job fair in fremont. we got this picture a couple hours ago, actually three hours ago. you can see all the people lined up outside of tesla. however, the fremont police department is tweeting that that job fair has now been canceled and they are asking people to stay away because of the traffic jam caused by that apparent job fair. we do not know why it was canceled. we are trying to track down that information for you now. president obama says strengthening the economy is his top priority. >> our businesses have now created 9.2 million new jobs over 50 consecutive months of job growth. but we need to keep going, to create more good jobs and give middle class families a sense of security. >> in his weekly address, president obama says he wants to work with congress to create more jobs. a report released yesterday says the unemployment rate has dropped to 6.3%, its lowest level since september 2008. it is the one time a year the president goes from politician to comedian. president obama will take part in the annual white house correspondent's dinner. this is video from last year's event. washington journalists get to rub elbows with celebrities. expected guests tonight include singer jessica simpson and the people behind the oscar-award winning film "12 years a slave." joel mchale is the featured comedian, the star of nbc's "community." a man in san diego county won a cool $3.25 million on that lottery scratcher ticket. he bought the ticket at a 7- eleven and he has decided to take the annuity, $2500 a week for the next 25 years. yes, he wants the ladies to know he's an eligible bachelor. >> first, i'm going to get a house and pay off my car i just bought. my phone hasn't stopped ringing since saturday night. i'm single now, so i'll see what happens. >> we'll see what happens! the retired truck driver has hit the jackpot before. he won $2000 on a daily four ticket and $1000 on another scratcher. san francisco giants are out on a 10-game road trip. first stop, atlanta. tim hudson getting a lot of hugs from his former team. angel pee began the rbi single off lincecum, tied at 1-1. lincecum would eventually get the win, . bullpen pitches three strong innings. giants win 2-1. oakland a's, the team with the most wins a.l. west. a grand slam, 6-1 boston, going on to win 7-1. tommy milone on the mound today for oakland. before spider-man and captain america starred in blockbuster movies, they did first appear in comic books. to encourage more people of all ages to read and develop their imaginations, it is free comic book day today. libraries, book stores and hobby shops nationwide are taking part in the annual event. the idea started back in 2002 and was the brain child of the owner of the flying colors comic store in concord. it has now spread to 60 countries across the globe. go to our website for events in your city. coming up on 10:00, let's swing it over to rosemary for one last check of the saturday forecast. >> yes, for your saturday, the summer-like heat is out of here. getting into your 10:00 hour, temperatures will continue to warm, into the 60s. by lunchtime, upper 50s to 60s. here is a look at the afternoon high for your area. 74 in concord. 68 for heyward. 63 san francisco. low to mid-70s around our inland communities, with the onshore breeze expectedded to grow a little stronger for the afternoon, so it will be breezy along the coast, perhaps inside the bay, through the delta. extended forecast here showing temperatures continuing to cool as we get into sunday. we hit our lowest point getting into monday. some scattered showers, doesn't look like much. we could definitely use more, but then we warm it back up tuesday into wednesday. >> got it. thank you, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. for all of us here at ktvu, thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we have a crew in los angeles and we'll have all the news around game 7 of the warriors taking on the clippers. we'll have that for you at 6:00. have a great saturday, everyone. ♪ full throttle, wide open ♪ ♪ dig a little deeper when you think you can't dig no more ♪ ♪ that's the only wayzv i know ♪ym look 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