>> well we're still talking about the bay bridge. let's show you the maps. oops i clicked a little too fast. this is even a better picture because this is the bay bridge span, the eastern span of the bay bridge. a little bit of a backup because of that earlier crash. you can see it's kind of slow going. that crash has been moved out of the way but it is having a lasting impact on the westbound direction towards san francisco. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see the backup partially because of that crash and the golden gate bridge looks good this morning but note to north bay commuters who usually take the ferry. ferry services have been cancelled because of emergency repair work. golden gate transit is also adding extra buses because of it. service will resume 2:00 this afternoon between sasalido. time now is 6:01. let's go back to the desk. >> happening today the controversy over sanctuary cities is going to be front and center here in the bay area. the 9th circuit court of appeals is here in san francisco due to hear arguments on whether the trump administration can withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities. ktvu's rob roth is in the courthouse with more on this. >> good morning. santa clara county was the first to file this kind of an injunction and this could be a turned point in the immigration debate. now as part of president trump's executive order he has threatened to cut funds. the constitutionality of withholding. this will prevent -- now the constitutionality of withholding federal funds is being challenged. this will prevent the section of the executive order which applies to sanctuary cities from going into effect until the court rules on the february lawsuit filed by santa clara county. now in the bay area san francisco, santa cruz, alameda joined oakland and san jose as sanctuary cities where law enforcement has said they won't help immigration customs and enforcement agents turn them over to federal authorities. santa clara stands $1.7 billion in federal funding and those against the federal policy argue it hurts communities. now trump signed the executive order january 25th. other jurisdictions across the country are following this legal challenge very closely. guys. >> all right. rob malcolm reporting from san francisco. rob, thank you. we'll talk to you later. an update now on that massive bomb the u.s. dropped in afghanistan yesterday. the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan said the bomb achieved its intended purpose. cristina rendon has the developments from our news room. >> there are no reports of any civilian casualties. take a look at this video. this is newly released from the pentagon this morning. it it shows the massive area where the bomb was dropped yesterday in eastern afghanistan. now the official name of this is the gbu 43b but the bomb is better known as moab or a massive ordinance. a nato commander in afghanistan says isis built tunnels near the pakistan border where this bomb dropped and this morning we're learning that again three dozen isis fighters were killed. >> we have persistent surveillance over the area before, during, and after the operation. and mow we have afghan and u.s. forces on the site and see no evidence of civilian casualties nor have there been reports of civilian casualties. >> this bomb is the largest bomb in the air force arsenal. it is also the largest non nuclear weapon ever used in combat by the u.s. military. and this bomb brings up questions as to whether this could be a message to north korea following last week's attack on the syrian air base. the pentagon is strongly pushing back against a report that the u.s. could launch a pre-emptive strike against north korea. >> cristina rendon from our news room thank you. joining us on the set our political analyst joe tuman. what does that tell you and also what are you hearing about the fallout? >> i think the trump administration would probably like for us to focus on the fact that this was the largest bomb that we've ever used in the field of combat because the size of that is an example of the superior strength that the united states military has but if we're sort of dealing with the reality of the situation the tactical on the ground fighting the isis fighters there was the fact of these tunnels, not just bunkers allowed the isis fighters to come out and fight and meant to disappear back into those openings and if we didn't know where they were then it was difficult for us to respond. and so in a way it's not very different if you think about it than the kind of terrain our troops fought in vietnam. in korea or world war ii where you can see our your enemy. they would also be disappearing into the jungle as well. in vietnam we dropped these large defoal identity yant bombs as well. and the goal of this strategically and tactfully was to basically mediate in any of the usefulness of all those tunnels and to clear the playing field essentially. now i'm saying that like we're not talking about all the deaths now this is war and there are a lot of deaths associated with it. reading more into it like this message to the russians i think is probably the trump administration would like if you like that ambiguity to remain because then the other side's not sure what's going on. i'm telling you today that the real purpose was tactical they were trying to clear out those tunnels. >> so at the presidential campaign donald trump said he would be much more aggressive with isis. yesterday he stopped short of saying i ordered this strike. he said he gave the military total authorization. >> well for a couple of reasons. i don't think at this point maybe he's learning. he's learned a lot in the last couple of weeks. you don't want to overclaim what it is that you're doing and i don't think he wants to send a wrong kind of message that he's being overaggressive having sent all those tomahawk into syria. i think he's recognizing that dialling back on this a little bit is what to helps to create the ambiguity and unpredictability in his own matters. the leader in north korea i don't know if you call this a rational actor or in russia most importantly that he's going to be a little bit unpredictable. and but also that also perhaps he will have a side that says occasionally i'll dial this back and these are the sorts of things you do to create an environment where the other side might want to negotiate with you. >> we'll keep talking about this throughout the morning. very good. thank you, joe. >> thank you, joe. now to some good news for park riders. well the state will approve to give the agency more money so the fares are not rising and the services are not disappearing. >> also the secret service agents fired. the continued fall out from that man's 15 minutes on the white house wall. >> and coming up we're going to have a look at the eastern contra costa county and traffic is recovering after an earlier crash just past treasure island. >> well it's cold out there but it's also clear. there won't be any rain today. let's get past some of these 30s and 40s on the temps and what's in store for the weekend. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's now 6:12. new this morning in vacaville police are investigating a late night shooting where three people were critically hurt. police received several 911 calls about shots fired at an apartment complex. when police got there they found three people shot. now the investigation continues. if you have any information call vacaville police. also new this morning a crash that killed two people. a chp reports the white subaru collided with a red 4 door sedan. that road was closed for hours overnight but re-opened at 4:00 this morning. the identity of the victims has not been released. the u.s. department of education went to richmond high school yesterday. some of the students agree that there is racial tension. they say that the growing latino population is making some african american students feel excluded and they pointed to an up coming prom as an example. >> they're having a mexican band there and the black kids don't feel comfortable for that. >> i'm for all children. don't get me wrong. it's just i feel like smab a small percentage of the african american students are getting left behind. two secret service agents are out of a job this morning. they were both fired for the white house fence jumping incident last month in which officials say 26-year-old jonathan pooedman came within inches of the door. during that time tran report edly made it up to the house. both agents had been on the job for less than a year. time is now 6:13. sal is off but allie rasmus is there. you're watching emeriville and everything else. >> yes, and we're going to start this ville with the eastern commute because something to tell you about on westbound highway near chicago highway off ramp you can see a crash happening there. no tow truck is needed to hopefully that can be moved out of the way fairly quickly. things moving along nicely on the eastern span of the bay bridge just before the tower. earlier this morning there was a two car collision that happened just past treasure island and that had been backing things up. but things have definitely recovered so that is good news. bay bridge toll plaza still pretty backed up. you're looking at a 20, 25-minute delay to get across the span on this beautiful friday morning. westbound 24 on lafayette things getting a little more crowded. however there are no major issues to tell you about on that roadway. time now is 6:14 and i'll send it over to steve. all right. clear skies. it's going to be a rather cold one this morning. there are many 30s north and also east and south. woodside's checking in at 37 degrees. it's close. menalo park. loss altos 441. san mateo's sleeping in. that's okay it's friday. even on the coast some 40s. still an active pral pattern. do you think this will end any time soon, stooef? no i don't. -- steve? no i don't. so far i haven't seen anything that says no on that so we'll stay the course. how about rainfall, the water year october 1st. rain year is july 1st but we'll focus on the water years. santa rosa. 59 and 1/3" of rain. will you go over 60. san francisco 31.55. that's 144%. remember that number. i know it's early but remember that. oakland 27.85 and san jose 17.88. the great flood of 1861-1862. a fascinating case study about how much rain we had. multiple atmospheric rivers. sacramento was a lake to be honest with you. this year is 20th. so we're not even close to the wettest year but i think we'll get maybe in the top 15. that could put us to around 33" or more. it's been a wet year for some but for others there has been many others. about fort bragg north. we'll keep some cloud cover up there and some isolated showers. 30s for santa rosa and napa airport. fairfield's close for many others. 35 now in ukiah. 17 up in norton. 16 state line at a cool 13. look at that all the way down to southern california. that northwest upper air direction has ushered in a cooler pattern for just about everybody. we have a beautiful day on tap. it looks nice. warmer on saturday. tomorrow upper 60s to low 70s. then we cloud it up sunday morning. i'll fine tune as we get closer to it. that's the way it looks for right now. we're good until you can see sunday into monday. then as the bigger system is coming in on tuesday we'll get more snow for the sierras. it keeps the pattern going which is cool temperatures and some rain. 60s on the temps. low to mid. today everyone's pretty close doesn't matter. only a few degrees difference. tomorrow looks good. sunday warmer and cloudy. time is 6:18. a vending machine in las vegas getting a lot of attention. what it's passing out. >> and that massive recall of a water absorbing easter egg. >> and ktvu news is staying up a little later tonight. we're kicking off the new eleven o'clock news. right after the ten o'clock news. we hope you join us. it's more evidence now of the competitive nature of buying ae a home -- a home in the bay area. last month nearly 70% of houses in san jose were sold at above the asking price and that's the highest percentage in the country. number two was san francisco at 66.7%. oakland was third at just below 66%. supply is just not meeting demand for housing. time is now 6:21. boeing launched the first ever flight of the brand new 737 max 9 plane. >> now the max 9 is similar to boeing's max eight jet. boeing also says the new jet uses 14% less fuel than the most efficient plane on the market. the flight testing is done to make sure the planes really safe for passenger flights. the problem for the carnival cruise ship means the passengers on board on a cruise to nowhere. the ship was supposed to go to mobile, alabama. the passengers never told the ship would be able to make it and back. now those who decided to stay they received a 50% discount and on board credit. and those who decided to skip the cruise well they're going to get a full refund. jcpenny's close closures are delayed. the fcc announced the winners of an auction of broadcast airway repurpose a television spectrum. t-mobile is the big winner paying $8 million. the company plans to use the airways to boost its network. the winners include dish network, comcast, and at&t. here in the bay area that includes kron channel 4 and kofy channel 20. in exchange for tens of million officer dollars but both are expected to remain on the air. target is recalling some easter toys right as we head into the easter holiday weekend. target is recalling action grow easter egg. hatch your own dyno egg and hatch and grow toys. these toys grow when you put them in water. but if they are accidentally swallowed by a child they could expand. if you have one, get rid of them are just take them back to target and get a full refund. one of the hottest holiday gifts is going to be discontinued. nintendo will stop making the nes classic. it is still out of stock at almost every store. nintendo says the retro gaming console was never intended to be a long term product. more finger pointing over a deadly fire in west oakland on an apartment building. the new twist who's to blame. >> a change of plans for some bay area commuters. >> and your commute throughout the bay area looking pretty good right now. not too many issues to tell you about. here's a picture of northbound 280 in san jose. >> and our weather is moving along nicely today. at least it's dry. it will be a beautiful friday. we'll have the temps and talk about what's in store for the easter weekend. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. the sear nevada with this week's -- sierra in evidence with this week's storm is seeing its wettest on record. the sierras received almost 90". the record was set in 1983. the new record comes less than a week after governor brown officially declareded an end to california's droubt emergency. steve says that is accurate. 82. that's right. thank you for joining us here with mornings on 2. ch it's friday. it's april 14th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian in for pam cook and our main concern was can we get back home. >> i had to change controls yesterday. >> people were like oh, no problem. can be a big problem. thank you. we have clear skies today. i'll head up there today. go. it looks nice. skies are clear unless you're up north. a few clouds, isolated showers. not a rain day. michael claim's up in the santa cruz mountains. a cold 41, yes. north northwest wind now at 100" of rain. entering the threshold for rain forest status. i know ben lowman is zeroing in on a record as well. set also in 1982 and '83. i think if not by sunday by on tuesday. santa cruz mountains scotts valley is 37. bolder creek 39. los gatos 39. that's cold for this time of year. we have clear skies except up north. you can see fort bragg north. garden variety. splash and dash. otherwise everything comes out of the northwest. that's a cool pattern. many are in the 30s. with 40s for others. look for a nice day today but on the cool side it will be a little breeze out of the northwest but at least it's dry. we'll have more coming up for the easter weekend. 60s on the temps. all right al luchldie. 630. >> it's friday light. so far so good. southbound 680 just north of olympic. we'll start with the maps in westbound 80 corridor because this is typically especially on rainy days a bad drive and this morning happy to tell you it looks really good. everything is green. it looks just a little bit congested as you get through the bay bridge toll plaza. your drive will take you just about 18 minutes that's a really good drive time for this time in the morning. it's a typical delay. you're looking at 20 to 25 minutes to get on to the span. well i was going to show you highway 24 instead you have this pretty picture of mount diablo. in this area that crash that we are just learning about southbound 680. very close to the interchange with highway 24. so just be aware of that. taking a look at 280 northbound in san jose traffic looks pretty good this morning. we're going to have a full look at all the maps in the south bay. we're going to have a more detailed picture of what your drive looks like. time now is 6:31. let's go back to the desk. instead be relying on buses today. ktvu's christien kaplan is live with thousand this is effecting the morning commute. >> you can see the sign here at the salcalido fary stop. what this means for commuters is a bus ride. we just saw a bus pull in over in the distance over here. theses buses expected to take passengers into san francisco. golden gate transit will be adding bus services. those buses set to depart at 7:10 this morning and 8:20 from the bay street and bridgeway bus stop nearby. fair customer cans also head up to tiberon. we're hoping to get a little bit more detail this morning on exactly what that emergency repair will entail. for the evening commute. ferry service here expected to resume again. 1:55 this afternoon. again, we're hoping to talk more with golden gate transit. but the upshot for commuter social security that ferry service is suspended here. there are options for those commuters to get back into san francisco. our time is 6:32. meantime police in santa clara arrested a suspect accused of a sexual assault back in february of a student at santa clara university. 20-year-old brand on nyguen forby. that victim fought back against the suspect who ran away. police say they were able to link him to the assault. >> police in san francisco are looking for a group of teens who robbed a woman on an muni bus. police say when the woman got off the bus a group of about 10 teenagers punched her. took her potential and wallet and ran away. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. our time is 6:33. it's now been two weeks since that deadly fire at a west oakland building. >> two reporters talked with representatives of the building and the tenant about who is responsible sw. >> reporter: the answer here is not so simple. what is clear, though, about this deadly fire is that there were glaring warning signs before and several key players knew about them. >> they've owned it for more than 25 years. it's always been a home to people who have had substance abuse issues of criminal backgrounds trying to get themselves straight. >> sam singer is the owner of 255 san pablo avenue. what investigators call an accidental fire and where to investigate years of code compliance issues. to no fire alarm system or smoke detectors. inspectors issued violations three days before flames tore through the building. the rojas community center oversaw clients who lived in the low income resident. it serves veterans and the mentally ill. >> we don't have any real idea about what was going on until sometime this last year and that's when he started to try to evict urojas. >> at the end of the day isn't it the property owner's responsibility to keep the building safe. >> they lease tuesday out to urojasand another non profit. part of that lease was to take good care and manage the building and be responsible for all of these issues. >> the owner had a responsibility for fixing basic structural things. >> attorney james cook represents the urojas community center. he says the first agreement between urojas and kim gave responsibility. 2 investigates. cook says there have since been subsequent lease agreements where responsibility went back to kim. neither side could provide proof of more recent records. >> urojas had been asking for a pretty long time mr. kim please fix these violations. >> and while both sides were disputing responsibility cook says the fire broke out where everyone says they feel remorse for the victims. can disnguyen ktvu 2 news. the chp released this video showing the 33-year-old jose louise blanco was arrested yesterday. in ha shooting a 17-year-old boy was hurt and the highway was shut down for a few hours. time is now 6:37. twchlt men arrested this morning accuseded of a hold up in south san jose at a lite rail station. these two men robbed a woman at gun point yesterday. transit patrol deputies chased after them and arrested sloan at a nearby neighborhood. they say green ran towards a children's center forcing that center and an elementary school to go on lock down. authorities later arrested green after finding him hiding in a garbage can. happening today a mosque is opening in berkley and it's very unique because women will be running it. the mosque is at the star king school for ministry. on their web page organizers called the women's mosque the first of its kind in northern california designed to give muslim women and women interested in islam an open and educational environment. the prayer service is today at 12:30. authorities in oakland are trying to determine the source of a hazmat scare yesterday near lake merit. oakland fire and other hazmat teams responded to reports of a meth lab operating inside an apartment building. they later determined it was not a meth lab. they say they do not believe there was anything hazardous. the families of the people who committed suicide on the golden gate bridge had a very special ceremony yesterday. a suicide prevention barrier by planting flowers near the toll plaza in memory of their loved ones. a steel prevention net is finally going up and the families hope it will save lives. >> it's a symbol of how much we care. it's a symbol of how much we care for our loved ones but not only that but the other people who are going to continue to jump every 10 days. >> just last year alone 39 people committed suicide by jumping off the golden gate bridge. the $239 million is expected to be finished by 2021. looks like bart will be able to avoid sfts cuts. remember bart was originally expect today make cuts to balance its budget including cutting some of its early morning service. the board decided that it will no longer be necessary. bart will also keep the 62.5%. some riders we talk with say they'd like to see bart manage its money a little better. >> bart just needs to manage its resources properly no matter where they come from and i'd like to see more of the funds spent on infrastructure and the customer and less on the mnlt. >> bart's board did make a few changes that might impact how much you pay for a ticket. we do know paper tickets will now cost riders an extra 50 sentence. also the discount for students will be cut down 62%. the popular downtown farmer's market at berkley won't be open tomorrow. it's been cancelled for fear that a scheduled rally may turn violent and berkley police are increasing their enforcement just in case. the rally in civic park supporting president trump was crashed by anti-trump protesters. ten people were arrested out there. tomorrow a patriot's day event is scheduled. opponents are expected to be out there again as well. right now on one of the moons of saturn there may be light swimming around the liquid ocean under the frozen surface. nasa says it has hydrogen molecules under its surfaces. now according to nasa there's no hard proof there is life yet but that moon suddenly has become a lot more interesting. more finger pointing a new twist in the legal web who is exactly is to blame. >> and a hotel on the las vegas strip. the impact of that fire occurred at the bellagio last night. >> well it could be because it is friday, the spring break holiday and the easter holiday but overall the commute in bay area roadways looks pretty good including here on 24 through lafayette just a little bit of slowing. we'll have a look at the commute in the south bay up next. >> well for april it's cold. some of the wind machines up in north napa vineyards are going. we'll show you that coming up. welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 6:43 and new from overnight there was a fire believe it or not on the las vegas strip at one of the most popular hotels. it was at the bellagio. in the bellagio shopping area. it was also next to the famous lake where the bellagio fountain takes place. now the hotel rooms and the casino they were not affected. the fire was out in about 20 minutes and no one was hurt. meantime in nashville, tennessee this morning smoke from a big warehouse fire could be seen all over the city. it started at an abandoned building in downtown nashville. the building used to be occupied by a. it did not have electricity and there were no storms in the area overnight. more protests planned in chicago this weekend after a man was dragged off a united airlines flight. video has gone viral showing dr. david dow being dragged off a united airlines flight. he suffered a severe concussion, a broken nose and lost two teeth. her father and family still haven't recovered from the incident. they say he is now planning to sue. >> we were horrified and shocked and sickened to learn what had happened to him and to see what had happened to him. >> we want respect and we want dignity. that's it. not a big deal. this seemed so simple. >> yesterday, executives from united and chicago's aviation department were questioned at a city council meeting in chicago. three aif aviation officials are suspended. the bill's introduced in the legislature would allow people over the age of 18 to use and buy marijuana as early as next year all over canada. the proposed law also allows as many as four plants to be grown at home. now medical marijuana is already legal in canada but if this passes, it would make canada the largest developed country in the world to legalize marijuana for recreational use nationwide. nevada has installed needle vending machines. it's a new approach to combatting the. the vending machines are in las vegas. you'll find kits that contain sir rings. it's a program run by the las vegas hard reduction center. state officials say they hope this will prevent the threat of hiv and other diseases. it took more than four hours to rescue them all. no one was hurt. this reportedly is the fourth time since 2014 that this popular roller coaster has been stuck with people on board. 6:47. this is the key to the commute if you will. we have allie rasmus in for sal castaneda to help us get through it. >> good news for drivers if you're heading out on the roads chltsd let's start with the south bay. i want to show you the traffic out there no collisions to tell you about . barely any slowing. that is good news for drivers down there. usually this time of morning we see some orange and red popping up on the map 880. and the north and southbound directions. the only issue we were going to tell you about and actually it dropped off the chp log so it looks like the crash was cleared. it was southbound 680. but again, not having any impact in traffic in that direction. westbound 24 is pretty light for this time of the morning. it looks like a lot of people headed towards the tunnel maybe got an earlier tart or maybe people are taking it easy on this friday. bay bridge toll plaza also looking lighter than it did. you're looking at a maybe 15, 20-minute delay. time now is 6:48 and i'll send it over to steve. all right allie thank you. we have sunrise in the city. there are a lot of 30s being reported now. these are the coldest temps right at sunrise. from this point on we'll start to warm up a little bit. but if it feels cold it is . temperatures running about 5 to 10 degrees colder. dana that's right sent to me this message on facebook. the fans have been on protecting the vineyards in north napa this morning. well let's take a look at some of those. 34 in napa. yet 29 in kelseyville. 43 seems popular. graden, heelsberg all in the 30s. but 29 at kelseyville that's cold for this time of the year. i know it's cold but it will be sunny today. mostly sunny and a little warmer on saturday. have not seen anything to deviate yet. rain coming in looks like around noon or a little bit later. speaking of the rain. take a look at some of the totals here. the water year since october 1st. santa rosa zeroing in on 60" of rain for the season. if not by sunday then i think by tuesday you'll see it. san francisco 31.55. 20th wetter. oakland 27 and san jose just shy of 18 but everyone's doing quite well. we do have clear skies a little activity up north. up towards del norton and humbolt. everything's coming down out of the northwest and that ushers in this drier air but also some much colder air and after yesterday's system came by everything's in the west to be honest with you. santa rosa 39. it's closed for others. i know fremont 31. and the other one says 36. dublin 38. walnut creek 36. one report of 39 even in vallejo. 18 up in truckee. 35 ukiah. cold down there. blithe and san diego both 58. and las vegas 55. bakersfield's at 47. 17 south lake tahoe. state line's at 16. villages dipped at 12 degrees this morning all the way down to southern california you can see how that system that dipped that far and that's ushering in a cooler pattern. it will be cooler. even tomorrow a few high clouds will start to develop. sunday, the system approaches ask and then rain sunday afternoon. your time line we're fine friday. everything's good saturday. we'll take you to saturday. nothing here yet. by 1:00 starts to get some rain. not a lot but enough where it's beginning to show up here on some of the amounts into sunday evening and then into sunday night. a couple 1/100". 1/3". maybe 1/2". so these are not big systems but the point is that the pattern keeps going. 60s on the temps. low to mid today. it looks like a beautiful spring day. cold this morning. it will be sunny and nice. tomorrow looks good but then i would expect get those egg hunting activities over with early on sunday. we're sharing new video in hawaii we'll show you what this looks like when love splashes into the ocean. it's caused by the volcanic fire huff. visitors are being urged to stay far away but from the sky you can tell it is quite an amazing sight. prepare to see a lot of warriors gear out today. >> also lost therapy dog found in eastern bay and the dog's pretty amazing story of survival. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is now 6:55. the giants lost to the colorado rockies 3-1. pretty emotional game too. brandon crawford was there. he had just come back from l.a. where his sister died. in the 4th the giants were trailing madison gave up a two run homer and the giants did not bounce back. they did load the bases in the bottom of the 9th and then eduardo nunez came up and hit into a double play. now the oakland a's lost to the kansas city royals also 3-1. snapping an 8 game winning streak. the a's well they made two more errors last night. they now have eleven errors on the season. tide for the worst in the big leagues. tonight they're hosting houston at the coliseum. happening tonight in the nhl playoffs the san jose sharks look to take. edmundton had jumped out to a 2-1 goal lead. whether the sharks win tonight. they left home ice advantage. sunday night at 7:00. if you love the warriors you might want to wear blue and gold today. oakland mayor have declared today warriors friday to honor the team's fifth straight appearance. and to show support for the warriors the city of san francisco is lighting up city hall. the international terminal there at san francisco airport in koit tower will also be in the team's colors. now to a happy reunion between an 11-year-old boy and his dog in concord. >> we told you about this story last week. well ktvu's azmo -- azenith smith has the story. >> i'm just happy, hyped. everything i'm just happy that we found him and that he's alive. >> the family considers it a miracle. on april 2nd fin went missing after the family left for an unexpected trip. they came home to cover he pushed open the side gate. >> i was worried the entire time. >> including here at the former naval weapons station a restricted area. the family believes the dog crawled through a hole in the fence. but no luck. >> we were just getting sightings every few days and when we'd get there you'd see turkeys or something but no dog. so when we finally got him today it was pretty miraculous. >> this is video when father matt bates finally saw him. it was emotional because he was covered in a blanket and he was very wet and muddy. so i was just very happy to see him. >> whimpering and unable to bark they took fin to a vet where he ultimately was reunited with 5th grader carson. >> look at that. >> 10 pounds lighter with a fever and a swollen paw carson happy for the first night in awhile. of the two were able to sleep soundly together. >> he's basically my everything. he's like basically all my heart is. he broke my heart and made it bigger. >> proving some bonds are unbreakable. in concord azenith smith ktvu fox 2 news. >> high pressure will protect us today and tomorrow. everything comes down out of the northwest. that is a cold air mass that goes all the way down to southern

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