if you're driving in heyward, southbound 880 and union city and fremont, the commute is not bad. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, new information about the breaking story of former football player aaron hernandez killing himself this morning. these are pictures of the maximum security facility where he was being held. it's an hour outside of boston. the corrections officers said he hung himself with the bed sheet he attached to the window and his single-person cell. he was not aware of any suicide note said a spokesman of the prison. hernandez was everyone ising a life sentence of the killing of a semi pro football player. last week, he was acquitted of double murder charges in another case. the new england patriots who will visit the white house today as super bowl champs are aware of hernandez's suicide and don't anticipate comments. >> our time is -- and the residents in a retirement community in pinole in the east bay are nervously watching the hillside behind their homes. that is after part of a hillside and a road above it collapsed. allie rsamus is -- rasmus has more. >> reporter: the area is fenced off and is hard to see the damage in the dark here. to show you where we are, this is the building, the bay park retirement community. the area next to it where you see the tarps in the distance, that is what part of the road and the hillside slid away. the building is safe for now. the city of pinole engineers are working together to try and figure out what they need to do next to fix the problem. over the area yesterday, the air view gives you a clear look at the damage and what you're looking at useed to be a road in the parking lot that washed away during heavy rains. eighty people live here. the residents and families and operators of the community of the company called holiday retirement group held a meeting to talk about the problem. family members who went to the meeting and came out were relieved that no one had to leave just yet. >> i'm relieved we don't have to leave again and -- >> we closed our activity and exercise room which, is located in the back of the building and we wanted to make sure residents were not there. >> they not expecting movement for now. they have created an evacuation plan in case there is more erosion and they're ready to move all 80 here at a moment's notice if the conditions worsen. the operators said the retirement community they will be able to place the people living here that they own and that is on that short notice. >> and we firefighters battle the house fire in bay point. the contracosta fire protection district was called before 3:30 this morning go's -- about a fire on levee road. when they got there, two cars in the driveway were engulfed in flames. the flames covered part of the garage but everyone inside the house evacuated safely and there were no injuries. investigators said the fire may have started in the suv in that driveway. and people marched through the streets of fredno to remember the four people killed in a series of shootings that date back to last thursday. mourners prayed and sang songs of home and love last night. they say now is the time for the community to grieve together and cold front each other. more information is coming out about the suspect's 39-year-old corey mohammad. he told investigators after police started looking for him for a deadly shooting of a motel 6 security guard last week, he decided to, quote, kill as many people as he could. he began by gunning down a pg&e worker sitting in a company truck and he shot and killed two other men outside of a catholic charities building. they were both clients. one was carrying a bag of groceries given to him by the charity when killed. >> he was not going to go to jail for shooting a security guard. he was going to kill as many people as he could and that is what he set out to do. >> it's hard for me to find the words to express my deep profound sense of tragedy and sorrow of this event. fresno stands united against violence and compassion for the victims. and for the one senseless act of violence, every day there are thousands of acts of compassion and good will in this community. >> investigators believe the shoots were motivated by racism -- shootings were motivated by race. all victims were white. mohammad yelled god is great in arabic several times. he was looking for protection they use the gun in the shooting and believe someone may have picked it up passing by. this is a rap video posted by mohammad on youtube. in the song and social media posts, he expressed hatred for white people and encouraged, quote, black warriors to mount up against white devils. in the next hour, we will hear from witnesses and one man who said he was shot at. and time is 6:06. the san jose city council passed new policies for protectingd rights of renters. one policy said that landlords have to give a valid reason before evicting the tenant. some council members wanted landlords to list 12 specific reasons before they could evict a tenant. some argued that many people were forced out of their homes by greedy landlords. >> can you give me a reason? there is nothing on the paperwork for the reason. none of the boxes are checked off and she can't get more money. what she is doing is electing me to get more money. >> the san jose city council will approve new protections for people under the ellis act, calls for advanced notice that landlords tear down a rent- control building and financial help for the tenants. that policy passed in a 6-5 vote. and this morning, walnut creek city council is publicly supporting i campaign to create a new school district. last night, the council members unanimously backed a resolutions to create the unified school district. it would take five schools away from the much larger mount diablo unified school district. many say it ignored the needs and concerned of families for years. critics are worrying this controversial proposal could be rooted in race. and elitism. and bringing a live report in all of this in the next hour. and three drifters were sentenced to prison for two high-profile murders in 2015. investigators said he was the shooter and received the hareverybodiest sentence in prison. angles who testified against the other two, got 15 years to life. they were found guilty of killing steve carter whole he was walking the dog in marine county and a canadian tourist. audrey carrie, in golden gate park. >> in a drug-infused craze, you became gold bleed murderers. so, now, prepare to pay for it. >> and i am so sorry for going --d decisions that a made and -- [ indiscernible ] it's something i think about every day. >> d family said that the apology won't take away the pain. lakita carter said no punishment is harsh enough to do justice to the crimes committed. and time is 6:09. authorities searching for any signs of a small plane headed here to the bay area when it disappeared on monday with two people on board. that plane left for truckee -- the truckee tahoe airport before 4 hmm on monday afternoon. it was on the way to petaluma municipal airport. the air patrol and chp are searching the mountains near truckee. because the weather was so bad, they had to wait to start the search until yesterday. the air patrol released this photo. this is the four-seater plane that is missing. it has an emergency transmitter and officials say so far, no satellite hits have come in. it's 6:09 now. we're monitoring a closely watched congressional election in georgia. the reason why that race could have national implications. husband. >> i'm a kind, loving, giving person. and there is no reason to do this. >> the memorial flag stolen from a widow of an air force veteran in the sacramentoiary. how her community came together in days before his burial service. service. . >> and low clouds are on the move. we'll get some morning sun away from the coast and increasing clouds today. getting rain later this afternoon and tonight. and tonigh . this morning, democrats around the country are celebrating a strong election day showing in georgia by a 30- year-old congressional candidate in the strongly conservative district. >> and this is closely watched by how they're doing and leading to the 2018 mid-term elections. carolline shively has more now. >> reporter: a few thousand votes away from taking the seat away from republicans in this so-called jungle primary and there is a runoff. >> and there is no doubt this is already a victory for the ages. [ cheering ] >> democrat john ossoff fell short of the majority needing to fill a seat in the congressally a red district. >> we have shattered expectations. >> reporter: he and republican karen handle will meet in a runoff thought voet in june. >> that all of us come could. >> reporter: they could have given gentlemens momentum into the midterm election. they hope to recapture the house. ossoff received an unheard of $8 million in donations, much from outside of georgia, including from celebrities like samuel l. jackson who made this film fiction-type ad. >> remember the half time people stayed home, we got stuck with trump. we have to chapel the visions and anger with vee have for this administration and can vote at the ballot box. >> reporter: national trump helped bring attention with a tweet yesterday and this morning, he had this to say: despite major outside money, fake media support and 11 republican candidates, big r win with the runoff in georgia. glad to be of help. this is ossoff's best shot of winning the seat. she is favored to win the runoff in june. and time is 6:15. today, vice president mike pence continued the 10-day tour of asia speaking on the deck of uss ronald reagan in japan. >> today, over 50,000 u.s. troops and a further 50,000 civilians and family members are stationed in japan. the united states will continue to deploy the advanced military assets to the region in the years ahead. >> and the vice president met with the ship's crew and the captain. the next sustain on the asian tour is in indonesia. and the widow of an air force veteran said she is touched with the outpouring of support he received when a memorial flag for her husband's burial service was stolen days before the ceremony. she said that she accidentally left the garage door open on her house in roseville. and someone walked into the garage, opened the car and took the more flag she put in there to take to her husband's bury jill service. -- burial service. she posted on it on the facebook page. within hour, a man came forward with a new flag for her. >> and a small thing we're able to do. >> they were going to play play "taps" and give it to me. that is why we needed the flag. >> she and her husband were married 25 years. the last 11 years, she was the caregiver. he died in november from complications related to dementia. and our time is 6:16. we're getting you out of the door. sal is watching the south bay and everything else. >> that's right, we're starting there. northbound 280 might be the alternate route. we're going to start there. 280 looks good around the corner to highway 17. and however, on we have a problem and that would be northbound 101 near oakland road. there is a crash blocking lanes. the traffic is backed up beyond 280 and to tully road. i think it is. backing up to the capitol expressway before too long. again, 280 and 85 are better options getting into that west valley than highway 101. and we move along. looking the at the commute in the east bay and south bay. slow in heyward on 880 southbound into union city. this is a look at the san mateo bridge nearby. the traffic is looking good and you can see the peninsula clearly. the hills there, sometimes we can't see that with the weather we're having. today, it's clear and this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 6:17. >> and is the you. -- thank you. we have some clearing there. the low clouds are making a charge here now. another system, weak as it might be, it's going to usher in low clouds. we'll get morning sun and pockets of sun and increasing clouds throughout the day. we'll cloud it up for the north and into tomorrow morning, overnight. light rain and drizzle. farther south, no issues there. and north, you will have increasing clouds. the system is pushing in and sending in a few high clouds. nothing yet on the north coast. that issy sign of things to come here. otherwise, we have the clouds with the son shore breeze. not a strong one but it's there. fortys on the temps and 40s here with clearing taking place. 42 on the creek; 42, danville. close for others and low 50s for some. 46 in livermore, san ramon, 45 and not much in the breeze here. is there is a slight component of a delta breeze and west- southwest at 10. not kicking up the heals. 59, las vegas; 21, truckee and 43 in ukiah and some of the rain, humboldt county. beginning to move closer near the oregon border and this is our system. it's not strong but ahead of that, that is the low clouds moving inland. they will continue to do see as the system gets enhancement from the jet stream and there is the low lifting northward and you can see taking the term, that is enhancing into the front. and they do produce rain. seems like every system does it after the system looks out and we'll start to see the high pressure building in late thursday into friday. the rainfall is not great but it will start tonight into the north and might be drizzle in advancement. and most of the day we're good and light amounts and if santa rosa doesn't get .15, we'll go over 60 inches for the seaston and there is not a lot here. >> the beat goes on here after thursday and 60s on the temps to nor 70, partly south and warmer as well. farther to the north, more cloud cover and sooner for that rain to make it. thursday morning, the drizzle and that is out of here. the weekend looks good. >> and thank you, steve. a nationwide manhunt for the cleveland facebook killer over. we'll tell you how police say a mcdonald's worker played a key role in that search. arch. . welcome back to mornings on 2 at 6:23. investigators say a quick- thinking fast food restaurant worker helped end the manhunt for the killer. steve stephens was accused of fatally shooting a man at random in cleveland and broadcasting it live on facebook. police say a drive-through restaurant worker at a mcdonald's in the eerie pennsylvania area recognized stevens as he was ordering food yesterday. and that employee stalled stevens, holding on to the french frys while other workers called the police. stevens then shot and killed himself as the police moved in. and we don't believe he had policees. our concern was that he was somewhere the last few days and whether he was under a bridge somewhere. >> and they're trying to figure out a motive. they say he had big gambling debts. in the meantime, facebook ceo said that he is sad about this tragic and blizzard crime. well, we're reminded of threshold week by a tragedy in cleveland and our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin senior. we have a lot of work and we'll do what we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> mark zuckerburg said that yesterday during the developer's conference in san jose. and the city of oakland passed a resolutions encouraging businesses to create so-called sanctuary workplaces. it was at last night's city council meeting, which was attended by dozens of immigrant workers and supporters. although not binding, the resolutions sent a message to hotels in particular, which are known to higher undocumented workers. >> and we want to urge local employers to not voluntarily share personal information with i.c.e. >> and the workplace resolutions was passed by a unanimous vote. oakland is a sanctuary city, meaning it has vowed to not cooperate with federal immigration officials looking to deport people in the country illegally. federal immigration agents support a 23-year-old man back to mexico and what could be the first deportation of someone who is part of the program to shield people coming to the u.s. as young children. the national immigration law center filed a lawsuit against the federal government yesterday in san diego to get the records on juan manuel montez. he was detained by the border patrol in february in the southern california border town of calexico. the law centers he had permission to work and live in the u.s. in that program known as the deferred action for childhood arrivals. ear daca, to protect people brought here illegally as children. malaysia airlines introduced's new system to track the planes from space. this is three years after flight ml-370 mysteriously disappeared. they will see the flight path of the planes mapped out anywhere in the world and this is a plane's position that will always be known, even over remote oceans in the polar regions. malaysia flight 370 disappeared on march 8th, 2014, over the indian ocean. all 239 people on board are believed to have died. and 6:26 is the time. protecting communities from big tobacco. and -- banned in san francisco. the groups that lawmakers say they're fighting for. >> and the warriors getting ready for the second play-off game against the trailblazers. we'll have the latest on what the team is doing to get ready. >> and right now, traffic is okay. most areas and we have a couple of things that look good. this is traffic outside of oracle and that looks good so far. >> and we have the as today, 12:35. low clouds and sunny inland. we're going to see increasing clouds. see if there is rain in the forecast. forecast. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. . good morning to mornings on 2. it's the middle of the week already. >> yes, it is. >> wednesday, from will april 19th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook at 6:30. and steve paulson has a beautiful picture of the sunrise there. >> and we'll rale? >> yes, we do. >> if you don't have the fog and low clouds, we'll see it. increasing high clouds and morning sun. guess what, one more system is beginning to inch closer. so, it will be okay by the morning and this afternoon tonight, the system will gives light rain farther north and into the south. not so much. i think we will get morning drizzle tomorrow and done for a few days. hold on, san francisco; 64, 52 and that is the average. 63, 49. the record, 83. and in 1992. the record low is a long time ago. back to 41 at 1896. and baseball, as today, the sun and low clouds. breeze, coo is and dry. shrouds will continue to move in. why? there is a front here. more so to the north coast and lifting north. no rain yet. unless you're near crescent city or something and that is a system that will be our next rain producer and not much. fortys, 50s on the temps and few 30s to the north and a few more. doesn't look like it will happen. 44, stanford, menlo park and atherton. look for low clouds, and morning sun, increasing clouding in -- clouds coming in later and tonight, after the system, we can expect a warm-up starting a little tomorrow and more so on friday. sixtys to near 70 on the temps. 6:31. anything on the screen you want to get to right away? >> looking at the south bay, steve and the traffic is going to be okay on 280. highway 101 is a different matter. now, this is 280 into the west valley and still looks good. i would recommend that and instead of highway 101 and as i expected in the short time between the two traffic reports, 10 minutes ago, backed up to 280 and into the capital ex-- capitol expressway. i would use 85 and 280 instead of 101 because of the accident near oakland road and we're looking the the commute in the oakland area and looks good on 880 south and slows in mayward into highway 238. -- in heyward and into highway 238. into the bray bay bridge, there is a 10-minute weight before the span. and let's go back to the desk at 6:32. >> tonight, game 2 of the nba play-offs between the warriors and portland trainers. >> and the warriors are the favorites. we're concerned about what is happening with the leg of kevin durant. psychiatrist january is -- christian is inside. it's going to be roaring later. >> yes. and everyone wondering about the leg of the first off, oracle arena getting ready here. the fans taking home the shirt here, reading defend the ground and hoping to hold on to the home court advantage. the warriors with a 1-0 lead in the first round play-off series. is come beating the trailblazers 121-109 at home in the best of 7 series. dealing with a number of injuries and barns and livingston questionable and kevin durant questionable as well after an apparent calf injury. and at this point, kt lifted as questionable as well. and the atm is to reevaluate the injury during the shootaround. to see if he will play tonight and the past, the team played it cautious. they sit today, and he would get five days of rest before playing the blazers in portland. the teammate weighing-in on durant's injury. >> and he takes so much pressure off. making it easier for us. and the, you know how -- without him and he has to execute. >> and taking a look at the court, you can see they have covered it to protect it for tonight's game, something i haven't seen before. they say they want to keep the court in private open shape. expected to be a sellout and we found price for as low as $118. for true fans, take a look. you can see. i am sitting in seats available here. courtside, selling for $3,100 and anyway guys, if you're ready to join me, we can sit courtside tonight at 7:30. >> and i will take the one on the end. you can take the one -- . >> and for us there? >> of course, she's going to pay. >> and guys, don't tell, but we'll put on the company credit card. >> yeah. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] a search. >> oh, okay, christian inside oracle, thank you. the warrior's new arena in san francisco won't be open for two more years. they have scheduled big events already. the cheney center is selected to host the ncaa men's basketball championship west regionals in 2022. and this marks the first time the tournament will be played within the city of san francisco. the 18,000-seat chase center is due to open for the 2019-2020 nba season. the son of an oakland councilman plead noty goy to felony biebery and conspiracy charges. the remember changes are in connection with the 2013 bid- rigging scheme involving a reno vacation project. the 46-year-old reid's son of oakland city councilman larry reid is also accused of taking $12,000 in bribes to facilitate v.a. housing contracts and several other contractors are facing federal charges. the indictments came about during the 2049 corruption investigation into state senator leland lee and raymond chou, both of whom are now serving prison sentences. 6:46 is the time. the legislation to perform california's bail bond industry is moving ahead in sacramento. it passed the state assembly's public safety committee and would allow a judge to determine which suspects are dangerous and will stay in jail. others will stay while waiting for the trial. the east bay assemblyman who broke the bills the current bail bond system favors people who have money and victimizes the poor who have to stay in jail if they can't afford to pay bail. and new legislation is being considered in san francisco to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. and there was a rally outside of city hall supporting the complete ban on the sale of flavored tobacco, including the men pol nol products. the supervisor said it's packages that target teenagers. >> they taste good and mask the flavor of tobacco, making it easier for people experimenting with tobacco to become lifelong users. >> the proposed ban on flavored tobacco sales has six cosponsors, enough to pass the legislation. it would go into affect in 2018. and we will talk with the supervisor when she is our guest this morning coming up on the 9s. and congress is on vacation, but the work cops on a repeal -- continues on a repeal and replace effort. they need to secure 216 votes to pass in the house. there is a push to within enough support. republicans and democrats are hearing from constituents at town hall meetings about changes to health care. >> i have expressed to leadership i am a no on the healthcare vote until it's response testify my community. >> and public support, thank you. >> and if single payers healthcare is going to mean complete takeover by the government of all healthcare, i am not there. [ booing ] >> cong would likely -- congress would likely need to address funding to the government first. however, a healthcare vote in the house could happen the first week of may. and time is 6:38. we're keep think an eye on the former first president george h.w. bush, in the hospital in houston for another bout of pneumonia. he was admitted to houston methodist hospital on friday for a bad off can. he's 92 years old. the statement said he is in good spirits, toy, and getting stronger. the former president was hospitalized in january for more than two weeks for treatment of pneumonia. and happening today, the new england patriots are heading to the white house to celebrate the super bowl victory. president trump will greet them in the oval office this afternoon; however, at least six patriots players say they won't go and won't boycott -- and will boycott the trip. >> and for me, it was simple. i don't believe in excluding other people. >> my son grows up and i believe the legacy of the president is going to believe what it is. hey, dad where did you go when you anyway the right thing was no the to go. >> two of the players we assume will be there is quarterback tom brady and the tammy owner robert kraft and bill belichick, the head coach. they're all personal friends of perform's. 6:39 now -- of president trump's. >> 639 now. we continue to follow the dead high shooting in fresno. >> at -- deadly shooting in fresno. >> the day on thetic scope as they ran for cover. >> and surveillance video of a man stealing a bmw from a house in oakland. police say he was not done yet. up next, the reason why he went back to the same house just hours later. hours later. . >> and good morning, we have traffic that is getting busy whyer for the morning commute. although here in front of the oracle arena on 8 ate, the traffic looks -- 880, the traffic looks good. >> and low clouds and sun. we get a break here and another system, look at that and look at the big 86 hi-def tv. that is in 4k there, my friends. y friends. have assembled. so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! . welcome back to mornings on 2. today marks 22 years since the deadly oklahoma city bombing survivors and family members of those killed are gathering this morning for a remembrance service. that explosion killed 168 people, including 19 children. this morning, the service is being held at the oklahoma city national memorial roses have been placed on each of the 168 shares representing every person killed at the alfred p. murrah building. ben carson is to speak at the ceremony. terrorist timothy mcveigh was convicted of the 1995 bombing and later executed. his coconspirator terry nichols, was convicted with conspiracy of the bombing and is serving life in prison. oakland police hope surveillance video will capture a thief who targeted the same house twice on the same day. investigators said this video shows a man stealing a brack bmw easter sunday morning from the driveway of the house and hours later, a burglar looking like the same man, went back to the home in oakland and stealsa know amazon package off of the front porch. the woman living in the house doesn't want to show her face. >> and i think i just felt violated and very unsafe. i think that i just can't believe that i have been so targeted in one day. easter sunday, of all days. >> you can clearly see the suspect's face. he tried to break into her house but was scared off by the dogs. and people police in sonoma county search searching for the suspect in a stabbing yesterday outside of the heelsburg community center. the 22-year-old gonzalez stabbed another man after an argument outside of the center on heelsburg avenue. the 23-year-old victim was wounded in the arm and is in stable condition. and this community center hosts an after-school program for kids, but police say there were no children inside the building at the time of the stabbing. a state audit said the dmv needs to do a better job of preventing fraud involving disabled parking placards. the state is giving out permits to people who don't provide enough medical information to prove they have -- [ indiscernible ] and three out of every four approved applications didn't adequately describe the disability and almost 1 in 5 included's provider's signature that didn't match the one on file with the licensing health board. we spoke with some people who use the lack placards and that their need is very real. >> it's hard to get around. my knee hurts and even having the placard it's hard to find parking. those needing it should get it. >> the review said the dmv failed to cancel backaddings -- placards for more than 20,000 people who died. the dmv started to implement recommendations from the report and is screening applicants more carefully. time is 6:46. and check in wgasi, first next hour this morning -- with gasia to check in on what is coming up. tuition free for students, now we're hearing the school's interim chancellor appears to tie the picker to the student's grade in academic achievements. the condition the interim chancellor wants to put on free tuition. and how that is putting her at odds with one city supervisor. >> and adidas is taking action after sending out a poorly worded insensitive e-mail after the boston marathon; mails what, it said that had many people upset and how many people called adidas out on social media. is come wool have more when i join us in a -- open you in a few minutes. -- join you in a few minutes. last night, the sharks beat the oilers 7-0. ties up the nhl play-off series at two games each. the captain scoring 15 seconds into the game. and the shark's seven goals tied a franchise mauve record. edmonton took out the scattering goal tender through the game. the series is tied now, and the sharks have the momentum against the less experienced oilers. >> responded with -- [ indiscernible ] and towards the goal. this is going to be dangerous and, you know, just building off of it and there were not last -- [ indiscernible ] the two teams head to' modton for game five -- to edmonton tomorrow night and come back to san jose for game 6 saturday. and get ready for never- before-heard songs from prince. >> that song is called deliverance and that is also the name of the new album. the album will have six unreleased tracks prince wrote and recorded between 2006 and 2008. >> the album comes out on friday. it coincides with the one-year anniversary of the death of prince. most of the profits will go to his estate. >> i am looking forward to hearing that. >> yeah. >> and i hear there are thousands at his estate. >> unbelievable. >> songs written down and would be interesting to see. 6:48 is the time. and high's traffic? >> it's not bad. we have a couple of spots out there, pam and dave. and starting off with highway 24 and begin with westbound 24. doesn't look bad and driving to the tunnel. you will see traffic is going to be slow in lafayette. that is all to orinda and that is backed up for a 10- to 15- minute weight. northbound 101, clearing the accident near oakland road. the traffic is slow. those are descent alternate routes for you into the west valley. and 6:49. light go back to steve. >> thank you, sal. good morning, everybody. some low clouds coming in and some sun breaks. at least not drizzle or light rain yet but tonight, there is a pretty picture here as we zoom out. low clouds and aer clouds, pushed in by another front and inland, we'll get sun. increasing clouds throughout the day. and we're just -- that was a beautiful picture of the red sky and red in the morning, taking warning and sailors red at night. we will have a system coming in tonight and giving us lighter rain. not before the sun, low clouds, west-northwest, 20 miles an hour and dry. tonight, we're going to focus on santa rosa. why? y that close to 60 inches for the warrior, 5988, san francisco, 32 and 5 and 28, 21 for like-and-and 1828 for san jose. doing well. santa rosa can be a banner night. normsa -- normal is 33 and a half for april 19th. at 5988. is there any rain forecast here the next 24 hours? yes, there is. there will be a little bit late tonight and into tomorrow. .005 is forecast here. if that is the case, there is over -- .15 is the forecast here and there is some in eureka and ukiah. and monday, tuesday, signs of another system coming in. we're not done yet. we get the break today but that system is inching closer and not made of that. the clouds and onshore breeze and more clouds. and some fog reported into the north. there is the system. not a big guy and every system produces some precipitation and this will as well. the 40s on the temps, morgan hill and 43 and so cal, 45; and at 40 there and your morning trifecta for scott's fountain and boulder creek. not much of a breeze yet and there is a little bit of one to the delta 5, west-southwest to travis. 21, truckee; 42, ukiah. rains on the north coast and adding to the toll booth. carson city is rocking along there with the weather service. the official site of 86 plus. and right off of eureka. they'll get more rain. low clouds and sun, increasing clouds from this guy. and that is a good gesture. there is a lot of lift taking place there and rotating out by late tonight, tomorrow, and the high pressure to build in a few days and dry weather. sixtys on the temp s and near nor 70 degrees. the morning sunshine, increasing clouds throughout the day and cloud it up late tonight and into tomorrow. >> i am looking forward to, that steven. thank you. 6:52 is the time now. the san francisco drag queen claims lyft drivers pass him up when he's dressed in drag. >> this is because i'm paying in drag. i am paying the $2 fee. >> and more ons this story and how lyft s responding. ng. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. a family member of the berkeley couple found dead in their apartment are suing the owners of the building. the bodies of roger and valerie were discovered inside of the home on deacon street back in january. the coroner ruled they died from carbon monoxide poisoning. now roger's mother has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. they said the complaints could have been avoided if detectors were installed on all floors of the apartment building. our time is now 6:56. more fallout over allegations of sexual harassment over the dean. the regents will pay a settlement to the dean who resigned after serell accused him of kissing, hugging and touching her. agreed to pay $100,000 in the case. he is allowed to remain as a tenured member of the faculty after a two year sabbatical. he says the ride sharing company sometimes will refuse to pick him up when he is dressed in drag. paul chambers has the story of the man and how lyft is responding. >> i order my lyft to the event we're going to. >> reporter: christopher king or tofer is a bay area drag queen that goes by the name of queen dill y-dally. she says when she is dressed like this, they keep going by. but when she is out of character. >> as a guy, the ride is always perfect. i can go out on the street like that in a minute and get my ride. >> reporter: he says it all started a few years ago when he was dressed in character and tried to get a ride from a lyft driver. he says the driver kept going and the company charged him a fee. >> this cancellation was because i was in drag. i'm paying the $2 fee. they say they don't con dole discrimination. that's not what lyft is about. >> reporter: lyft says no one using our service should ever feel discriminated against because of who they are. what is being described by the passenger in this case is inappropriate and against our values as a company and we take that very seriously. we ask anyone facing discrimination of any kind to report those incidents to our critical response line so they can be properly investigated. dilly-dally posted her complaint on finance and other people say similar incidents happened to them. as tofer, no problem. the car pulled off and off he went. >> they see it is tofer as queen dilly-dally. >> reporter: no problem. >> the lyft driver is new. he moved here from india and doesn't know what a drag queen is. >> reporter: she wants lyft to explain to her why it happens and put the drivers through sensitivity training. >> i'm a paying passenger. the lyft driver does not have the choice to drive by me and not pick me up because of how i'm working. >> reporter: lyft is looking forward to working with her in the future. mayor ed lee and supervisor koa will cut the ribbon this morning at the urban park on what used to be dacket street between 7th and 17th streets. it will have a big lawn, drought resistant trees, and a fenced in dog park. following breaking news here. former nfl star aaron hernandez has been found dead in his jail cell days after being acquitted of first degree murder. plus a killer goes on a killing ram package in fresno. you will hear from witnesses and the man who says he was the target. also. >> reporter: city leaders in walnut creek vote unanimously of the idea of creating a smaller school district in town. why some parents want to see it happen and why others say it is the wrong way to go. mornings on 2 continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. wednesday, april 19th. thanks for joining us on mornings on 2. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is right over there. i just ducked outside, a pretty nice morning. >> not bad. at least it is not raining. >> yeah. >> compared to the last