45 berkeley, 44 palo alto and 40 in calestoga. see patchy fog on the coast but overall, lots of sunshine today. slightly cooler. that system bigging in right there -- digging in right there. 60s closer to the coast. 7:01, cast on your screens? >> right now looking at the east bay commute, steve, and the mccarthy arthur mays doesn't look bad. >> this is about a 15-20 minute delay. some school districts are alternated weeks off so might see traffic a bit better closer to the 8:00 hour. look at north and southbound 101 in san francisco. it's crowded but not stop and government we continue to remind you about the a's home opener. the traffic imply collations are this afternoon. a lot of people will be showing up for 6:00 game and people start showing up hours earlier. it's gonna be a soldout game so expect slow traffic here. 7:02, go back to the desk. >> thank you. we're continuing to follow breaking news out of russia where ten people were killed and another 50 people injured in an explosion on a subway train in saint peters burg. russian authorities say an explosive device was set off on a train going between two stations. all subway stations in saint petersburg have been shut down due to the explosion. president putin had been visiting saint petersburg earlier in the day but left by the time the explosion went off. putin said investigators are looking into whether that explosion was an act of terror. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the updates. here at home, a family gathering in concord turned tragic when a little disappeared and later found underwater in a swimming pool. >>reporter: that's right. police tell us it's not clear how long that little girl was under the water but as you mentioned, she was pronounced dead here at the john muir medical center around 11:00 p.m. last night. police tell us they were called to the home in the 2100 block of leland way around 4:45 where the girl was at that home visiting relatives. several adults we're told were inside the home while the children were playing outside. neighbors say when an aunt noticed the girl was missing, that aunt thought the girl was lost so she searched the house and also the neighborhood. family members joined police in that search and an officer made the sad discovery and gunshot wound that girl note -- found that girl floating in the gated and tarped backyard pool. she was pronounced dead around 11:00 p.m. last night. neighbors were shocked and saddened for the family. >> it's sad because i have four kids and it's sad for everyone. >> we hear about things like  this all the time on the news but like sighing it so close -- seeing it so close, it's just real and i can't panel how they feel. >>reporter: police also say that the pool was surrounded by five foot gate. it's not clear how opened the gate or if the family left that gate open. the family -- they're mourning but also cooperating with the investigation. police are also asking for any witnesses that have information to come forward. live in walnut creek, back to you. >> thank you, rob. time is 7:04. the man being held without bail this morning as he waits to be formally charged with kidnapping, drugging, and sexual assaulting a 13 year-old girl. the girl jumped out of a moving pickup truck early saturday morning on highway 1 at south harbor bay and hit in the bushes. the sheriff's office said timothy called 911 to report a passenger in the truck jumped out when it was still moving. she came out of the bushes and told them marble injected her with drugs, raped her, cut her with a knife and carved his name on her body. she was at the gas station when marble offered to give her a ride. he is schedule today appear in court tomorrow. a dramatic week for judge neil gorsich as senators prepare to vote on the supreme court pick. >> good morning and told will be relativity easy for judge neil gorsich, he's expect today be voted out of the senate judiciary committee and voted into the full senate. that's why things will get dicey this week. will neil gorsich make it to the supreme court? >> the judge gorsich will be confirmed. >> why is republican senate majority leader so confident? because even as senate department respectivelies look close to coming up with enough votes to filibuster the nomination, he has the so called nuclear option at his disposal. the power to change the way the senate operates to require just a simple majority to confirm salespeople court nominees and chuck schumer sees that coming. >> look, when a nominee doesn't get 60 votes, shouldn't change the rules. change the nominee. >> for both sides, there is risk. a rules change means president trump would have a much easier time if the court soon has another opening. on the other hand when the day comes that republicans lose the senate majority, democrats will have more power. but much of this has to do with marek garland, president obama's pick last year that republicans refused to consider. >> this is pay back because chuck schumer is normally a very pragmatic politician but has to respond to the outrage that so many people in the senate peel what happened to marek garland. >> during the course of the week we'll find out how this will end but it'll end with his confirmation. >>reporter: we'll see. it's always possible that senate democrats are not have enough numbers to force this all the way to a filibuster. we'll see but if this does go to a filibuster, looks like the senate is going nuclear this week. back to you guys. >> doug live in washington. doug, thank you. president trump's seen jordan lomax adviser -- senior adviser and son-in-law is in iraq. he was traveling with chief of staff dun ford. he's been advising the president on relations with the middle east. april is distracted driving awareness month. more teenagers are killed by distracted or wreckless driving than anything else. >> mark martinez will be join us. >>reporter: that's right. i love my car, i'm very comfortable in my car but when you get that comfortable, you find of forget that it is heavy machinery. you're operating a motor vehicle and if you crash could hurt you and somebody else so really need to pay attention to what you're doing. also need to pay attention to what other people are doing and that's why dublin police will be enforcing some of the laws a lot more strict this month around. if you think of distracted driving often, the first thing that comes to mind is the cell phone use. texting, making cal, looking at gps but drivers have seen more unusual behavior while operating a self-powered motor on wheels. >> someone putting on makeup. i've seen someone shaving. >> try to pass them honestly. i don't want to be the one they crash into, you know. >>reporter: then there's this, a family in sacramento took this video of a man with half of his body hanging out of the passenger window while the car drove on southbound 99. the family called 911. they said both men could be in trouble for distracted other drivers on the highway. you're taking a look now at westbound 580, some smooth ride coming out here but we've heard a couple drivers honking at us and need to pay attention to the road and us. also keep in mind the new law, the cell phone, if you have one, needs to be mounted to the dash board, center council or corners of the windshield in order to be legal and only drivers 18 and older are allowed to have the hands free bluetooth devices while driving. back to you guys. >> thank you. 7:10, baying day for as fans. opening night. more of the surprises in store for all those attending tonight's game. and an epipen recall. up next, problem that could make this life saving drug potentially ineffective. >> getting busy out there. live look at the east shore. just a bit crowded in berkeley. well, nothing crowded about the weather. breezy and slightly cooler. looks okay for now but major changes toward the end of the week. more on that. . new studies show people who take money out of those accounts before retirement have account balances that are as much as 25% lower at retirement than those who did not take any money out. the companies are not talking about this just to be nice. lower account balances mean older workers retire later and companies cannot hire younger and cheaper workers. senate company that makes epipen is expanding recall to the u.s., europe, asia, and south america. mylan said the anti-allergy shot may not work: some have a defective part that could keep them from working correctly. people should keep the epipens they have till they can get a replacement. mylan is not saying how many epipens are being recalled but says the defects are, extremely rare. fremont based tesla are setting new records for car delivery. it delivered 25,000 model s sedans and model x suv, up 69ers from the same time last year and tesla is getting ready to deliver another 4600 cars for the end of this quarter. it's a rebound after production problems late last year result inside a 9% decrease in deliveries in the fourth quarter. for the first time ever, opening day payrolls passed the $4 billion mark. payroll members have been released on all three baseball teams. los angeles dodgers have the highest payroll in baseball at more than $225 million. giants have the fourth highest and as 27 with nearly $83 million. the lowest payroll in baseball, milwaukee. >> well the giants spends tens of millions to get a new closer and didn't workout yesterday. >> give him some time. he's still sore. >> little harsh. send it over to sal to look at monday morning commute. >> good morning. looking at a commute that doesn't look too bad. looking up to see just before i say that. but the traffic will be okay in the south bay. we're also looking at the 80 commute getting out to the mcarthur mays ware here as you drive out toward 5th 80 interchange -- 580 interchange. it's backed up this morning. this is what you might expect to see on monday. some commutes lighter than usual and this looks okay driving through the area. i want to remind you and make sure you've heard, tonight is the a's homeowner. perhaps you're joining us. it starts at 6 this evening and it's a soldout game so that means this commute in the afternoon is going to be affected by that as a lot of people come to the coliseum. at 7:16, the weather should be nice. >> absolutely, sal. cool, breezy, looks good. no issues weather wise but the breeze picked up for a few, but not that bad. slightly cooler, nice sunny day. weak little system moving into nevada. take the edge off a few degrees. jewell s said, steve, happy monday. maybe at the 7:00 hour, you can explain about the water temperature ands what they mean to weather. i show the water temp is at 49. san francisco is at 51. what's that mean? not so much now but it's very, very good for the food chain, especially the cold water fish, say mono, herring, sardines, anchovies. once you get to may and june, 80s and 90s in the valley with upper 40s, low 50s water temps means a big, big fog bank and very cool over by the coast. we'll see if that holds but that's the coolest i've seen in a while. it'll be nice tonight. 60 degrees, light jacket but otherwise, sunshine looks good and also everything is bleep ]ing. that's for sure -- blooming for sure. good morning. a brisk 46 after a warm weekend and with everything blooming and a breeze. you're allergies are probably suffering mightily. pine, mull bury on the trees are to blame but the grass is issuing to go. nice -- itching to go. nice weather tuesday, not a lot of cloud cover wench see how that pans out on the temps. changes thursday, friday, into saturday and early friday looks to be heaviest on the system but maybe 4-inch plus amounts russian river north as we head toward friday again. three days to work things out here. patchy fog on the coast. that's forming fast. when the water temps are that cool, 40s on the temps, danville says 38 here. 42 finally by the concord pavilion. blackhawks 42 and livermore 41. 38arcada. get breeze on the coast and rapid form out of that fog so a bit of patchy fog but lots of sunshine today and slightly cooler. whopper of a system out of the gulf of alaska and jet stream on the backside. forecast models are amazingly inscient and have been for about seven days. that rain is this friday. today a bit cooler, slight bump up tuesday wednesday and cloud it up thursday. doesn't look like much in the way of rain thursday but friday does look like rain and may be a great fright night with next -- friday night. mid 70s inland and couple degrees cooler than yesterday, that's for sure. but tomorrow looks nice. clouds start to roll in wednesday and cloudy, rain on the way end of the week. >> okay. thank you, steve. time is 7:19. new developments now in the case of a young bay girl declared brain dead but kept on life support. what it could mean for the girl'family as well as the hospital. plus -- >> this is the highest level of warning that the national weather service issues. >> at least two people killed after a tornado touches down in the southeast. a look at the damage and why some communities are still on alert. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx . russian president putin had been visiting saint petersburg earlier in the day but left before the explosion happened. president putin said investigators are looking into whether the explosion was a terror attack. the discovery and the removal of another explosive device certainly seem today point to the fact this was a planned event. we'll continue to follow breaking news and bring you updates as soon as we get them. back in the bay area, a san francisco police officers has been fired for violating the department's sow row toll reince policy according to the san francisco examer. that officer who's name is not being released used a private phone to send anti-muslim text messages to other officers. the officer was removed from his job last month by the san francisco police commission on the recommendation of police chief williams scott. the news comes as sfpd is trying to implement reforms after charges of bias policing. according to the report, before the firing, that officer reportedly tried to make up for the messages by volunteering at an islamic center and educating himself. flood victims in santa clara and 42 other counties across the state. president trump announced yesterday that more than $42 million is to help people recover from the winter storms. five years of draught, states saw record breaking rain that saw them to go over the banks. new funds will be available to flood victims who suffered damage from february 1-february 1. $200million will go to repair the orovile dam spillway and debris removal and repair work from downed power plant. powerful storms that killed two people in louisiana have now moved onto other parts of the southeast in vicksburg, mississippi, heavy rain caused flooding that led to overnight evacuations. some people had to be rescued by boat. the national weather service says parts of arkansas and mississippi are under a threat of tornadoes. yesterday a tornado in louisiana flipped a mobile home killing a mother and 3 year-old daughter. the storm brought hurricane force winds, large hail, and sparked flash flooding. >> it can happen to by kids in my house in my trailer going through the same thing. >> the greatest tornado risk today is centered over southern alabama. today rescue teams in columbia continue search for survivors of floods that devastated the south american nation. at least 254 people are dead including 43 children. the disaster in the mountains of southern columbia began saturday morning with pounding rain that lasted several hours causing rivers to overflow banks. emergency teams going through the mud and debris expect the death toll to climb much higher. >> it's very probable that the number we know today that have died and injured goes up because there's hundreds of people missing, at least 30% of the time is affected of the landslide and very alarming dimensions. >> disaster crews spent the last three days pulling bodies from the thick mud, tree limbs, and debris. they've torn trees out from the roofs and torn apart cars and trucks. up next, the glitch in service that may catch many commuters off guard. good morning. traffic will be busy as you're driving around the bay area. see slow traffic on 80 around berkeley. >> good monday on top. little breeze to take edge off the afternoon highs. big changes later in the week. . no one i know dressing like this unless you're talking about some per. good morning to you. we're just hours away from today's home opener from the oakland as. couple weeks to go. >> 500 this season. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to morningings on 2. mike and dave clark has the day off. >> little boys from the angels 2017 home opener. >> get right to them. joining us from the coliseum where the stage is set for opening night. hey, alex. >>reporter: that's right. hey, first pitch just avenue 7:05, some per on hand and stomper on hand and a's fans welcome packing the stadium for the home opener. kendall on the mound pitching for the as and looking to start things off strong. gonna get off to a strong storm. want to bring in steve for the oakland as. >> thanks for having me. >> nothing like opening day. >> certainly is not. talk to me about what fans can expect. what's new this year when they come down to the coliseum? >> they'll find a lot of new things. first tonight the big thing is dedicate this field to ricky henderson, one of the all time greatest players in oakland history so we're expecting a full house and we're excited to kick off the season like that. >> fans will want to show up early to take part in that ceremony. i know a lot of oakland a's fans will want to be here to honor ricky. i believe we heard about 6:20 or so? >> game starts at 7. get here as early as you can. ceremonies start about 6:20. gates open at 4:00. the sooner you can get here and get in your seat and get ready. but also check out the new things around the coliseum. championship plaza located outside the arena and cal seem. we turned that -- coliseum. we turned it into an area for fans. food trucks, games. great atmosphere. >> a place to party before the game or while you're here? >> head out and get food from the food trucks. there was 16 options out there saturday. it was great. >> talking a little bit, i know during the bay bridge series, the exhibition game, you were doing like a cap and trade program or something like that? whateverment to call it. >> thousand one away and get one of these. >> they had giants fans turn in giants caps and look at this right here. this is incredible. you just have garage can after garbage cans with giants hats. >> they're all over the office and i don't know what we'll do with they will. >> anybody if they had a giants hat on, it would be just kind of like,. >> there you go. cap and trade program. >> this is nice. this is nice. >> cap trade in program is what we want to call it still going on. if you show up with your giants hats, turn those in and get yourself a nice a's hat like this one. 7:05 first pitch. gonna be fun. >> thanks. >> currently the as are finalizing the search for the new stadium. it's east of 880 in east oakland. west of 880. >> so our quest to you is this, which location would youment to catch a game at? the current site, howard terminal, laney college, or brooklyn basin. the giants began the new season out there on the road in arizona. yesterday pitcher madison bum garner set a major league baseball record against the diamondbacks. >> that ball is smoked. here's the 2-0. high drive, it is out of here. he's done it again. >> how about that. bum garner going deep twice. set in the record for most opening day home runs by a pitcher. our, giants bullpen let the win slip away. derric ick blew a lead in the -- derrick blew a lead in the eighth and giants got the lead back then mark took the mound for the newest giants. just where they left off in 2016. giants off today and play against the d-backs again tomorrow night. >> that's the way i eat my popcorn too. tip it all in your face. head over to steve paulson. >> they do tonight. what the howard terminal, one down here? >> yeah accident right here. >> a bit of a breeze. out of the west, northwest, not too crazy. i think it'll be there to bring high temperatures down to 3-5 degrees. it looks beautiful tonight for the a's home opener. northwest breeze 15-20 miles per hour. the water temps are very cold so that certainly helps. 40s on the temps. have a few 30s here bouncing off the morning lows but a lot more 40s and another 30 wood side at 39. close for ml park. a light jacket. >> a light jacket, yeah. >> depends on where you sit. >> that's true. >> a vip like you. you'll be -- >> steve, steve, steve. good morning, everybody. the a's home opener draws a lot of fans so keep in mind, a lot of people going to the coliseum tonight and that might affect your afternoon commute. a look at the east shore freeway and traffic is moving alongest part okay to the 37 minute drive. it's just about average for this time of morning. see the toll plaza stacked up to the mcarthur mays. no major problems and chp looks to be doing a round robin here. if you've never seen one, come to the tv screen. it's going like this and lacks facts and this. slow traffic for something up the road here. so we're just looking at what may be up there. northbound 880 at 66 and looks like we have a toll. oakly man under arrest accused of shooting five men at a weekend birthday party in pittsburgh. the 23 year suspect and friends asked to leave the party about 11:00 saturday night and a fight broke out and the suspect pulled out a gun and started shooting. other people at the party were able to detain the man till police arrive. he's in custody for several charges. all five vic tips in stable condition. divers found human body parts in a lake. authorities say a human leg that was attach today a cinder block found underwater at whiskey town lake. divers reported finding other remains that were separate from the leg but did not go into more details. they say the discoveries were made last friday and saturday: officials say they believe the remains are 38 year-old bridgette jones who disappeared last month. her ex-husband was arrested tuesday and he said his ex- wife's death was an accident and died after falling down the stars while charging at him. deputies said he kept his ex- wife's body for four days at home before dumping her body in the lake. hearing scheduled today in the case of the little girl declared brain dead after complications from a tonsil surgery. the hospital and doctor trial date could be set today. she was 13 when doctors declared her brain dead but family always said she's still alive. they moved her to a facility in new jersey and filed a lawsuit. now if the court sides with the family, damages could be in the millions of dollars but if the court rules she's dead, the family will be limit today a wrongful death lawsuit capped at $250,000. computers using the new warm spring service. a glitch 234 the service. according to the bay area, it does not provide full service till weekdays till 6:00 p.m.. riders who board at the warm springs station andment to travel the stations on the richmond line, have to get off at the fremont station and transfer to another northbound train. it means some bart ridessers are not station -- riders are not saving time at all and a spokesperson said they'll be full service when bart gets its new fleet of cars sometime next year. police looking for whoever vandalized more than 20 cars in one concord neighborhood. they found the cars with tires slashes in the area near clayton record yesterday morning. they're asking people to check sam rain chances for any suspicious activity between 9:00 p.m. saturday and 7 sunday morning. any additional victims are also being asked to contact police. looks like more people are flying in and out of oakland airport. it saw a record of 850,000 passengers. more than a 5% increase from the same time last year. airport says travel leroy ms have more -- travelers have more options trying through oakland international increasing 70% from last year. they started nonstop service to and from london last month. apple putting final touches on the 750-acre campus. apple park will eventually be home to more than 12,000 employees. the campus is completely powered by renewal energy and featured be trees and largest panes of curved glass and largest vent lysed building and two miles of jogging path, visitor center, and 7 cafes. steve jobs spent much of his time 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attack were made including the version streamed live on facebook. police say as many as 40 people watched the assault live and not a single one notified authorities. >> you've seen a couple acts in this city now in the last few months involving social media and it just disgusts me that people would look at those videos and not pick up the phone and dial 911. >> police say the attack involved five or six males and working on identifying others in the video including an adult. crews in at lance allen tailgate party are working -- atlanta are working nonstop to repair the internet that collapsed during a fire last week. some sections torn down and some debris cleared away but expected to take months before that overpass is actually repaired. it's left thousands of people trying to find other ways to get around town. >> it's such an important artery for citizens in atlanta that as far as major north south artery, they'll be ramifications across the united states. i don't know what they'll be but i think they have to work around the clock. >> police say a homeless man has been channeled with arson. officers say he started the fire beneath the overpass while smoking drugs of flammable construction material. two other people are facing criminal trespassing charges. people marched in celebration of cesar chavez's birthday. >> here in california, marchers called on justice for immigrants. many people who march say they and their parents are veterans of the farm labor movement and the struggle for rights continentals 55 years after -- continues 55 years after the union was cofounded by the two. >> continuation of honoring cesar's legacy but also in particular to resist the trump legislation that's very very much anti-immigrant. >> last year california farm workers won battle to be covered under the same overtime laws as the other workers. tonight is it, we're down to the final two in the men's ncaa basketball tournament. first time gonzaga bulldogs have been in the title game and seconds year in a row north carolina is hoping to take home a title. tarheels last to villanova vast leer and carolina going for its sixth national title bushgoat of the wcchas the best record with just one loss all season. south carolina won its first women's title in dallas with a victory over mississippi state. they had momentum on their side after knocking off connecticut but south carolina's asia wilson was not intimidated and scoring 23 points and being named most outstanding player of the final four. godden state warriors won eleventh game in a row beating buzzards last night at oracle. steph curry putting up 42 points in. warriors have the day off and hosting the timberwolves tomorrow night. thousands of people laced up their running shoes this weekend for the eighth annual oakland running festival. this was the scene yesterday morning as the big race god underway. we had a marathon and half marathon and a kid's fun run. some 10,000 runners from across the country took part in the unique race which took them through the diverse neighborhoods oaf oakland. many people had a special reason to run. >> what's team bently? >> bently's school is a school in oakland and it's a private school and we are running for just for exercise for fun and then there was a student who had passed away this year or at the beginning of the year and we're running in her honor. >> two runners from the east bay won the men and women's divisions of this year's marathon and around southern cal took the stage. he got up bright and early to work as a official starter at this year's oakland running festival. check in with sal. big crowd out there. >> yeah, it was impressive, mike, to see how seriously a lot of these runners took their training. all ready to go, 7:pressive to see the men and -- impressive to see the men and women out there and kids too having fun. >> more and more popular every year. >> good morning, everyone. good morning to you, mike, and you at home. if you're trying to get from oakland to san francisco, westbound as you drive into san francisco, there's slowing at the toll plaza. it has been a pretty routine morning to say 30 minute delay, maybe a little less onto the span. no major issues on the bridge itself. a look at 880 north and southbound. cph was removing debris but tonight's a's game 7:05 first pitch and start arriving h5, 6:00 at the very latest toe hang out and be the in parking lot. tough drive on 80 this afternoon. sam mateo bridge, traffic is okay and stall on the center median and traffic is moderate heading out. look at 880 and heading south past hayward and 680 is a bit slow from walnut creek to alamo and highway 4 through bay point, which is a very typical commute. 7:48. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. mostly clear out there, little breeze kicked up and running a little cooler as well. we'll continue that theme today after yesterday, upper 70s, some low 80s yesterday. we're looking for a little weak system that went through nevada. see the flags, giants a's flags ruffling in the breeze. maybe about 15, 20 miles per hour. clear start to the weekend in lake county. northwest breeze and school 38. 44 in clear lake. take another look, 35 now in castleville. that operation now 35. graden 34. i guess napa is sleeping. you're allowed. last thursday, up at r and d. everybody there hello and bistro and the man came and said hello to me. the waiter up there said, hey, are you the weather guy up there? i appreciate it and had a great time up there last thursday. amber and ashley at r and d. they work the bar. tell them steve said hi. speaking of cool, look at the bodega bay water tap. san francisco buoy has dipped to 31. with the northwest breeze, it helps create the up dwelling. nice breezy for the a's home opener and touched on it and take a light jacket. get the breeze and get some of the pollen in the air and trees are going bonn kerosene kwrors through the roof. -- bonkers through the roof. they're ready to go but not here yet. nice today and tomorrow and wednesdays to be the transition day. change on the way. pretty decent rain amounts especially russian river north late thursday into friday and get rain for everybody but heaviest looks to be north of the golden gate. today with that northwest breeze, patchy low clouds, 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. even 40s down. corral cal, look at boulders there. campbell is 47. 41 and upper 30s in arcada plenty of energy coming across. strong jet stream on the backside of gulf of alaska low. smidge cooler today down about 3- 5 on high temps. wednesday might be enough in the way of high clouds and might take the edge of few degrees and rain comes back and weak part thursday and friday and one more slice comes through on saturday morning. 60s, 70s on temps. if today isn't the warm ohs day, tomorrow will be. after that, i think we start to focus on the cloud cover and have to bring some rain back. not done yet, mike. thursday, friday, early saturday. noor 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smoke everywhere. i've never seen nothing like this in my life. >> the man who jumped landed on the lawn and wasn't hurt. one woman was taken to the hospital after reporting chest pain. no one hurt in the fire. cause of fire is under investigation. a member died during a concert and is being remembers by the gay men's choir. >> 39 year-old ryan nunez collapsed during intermission friday during the hertz theater and did not survive. he was a singer and administrative coordinator for the chorus. he was filled with humor and always had a smile. the conductor of the chorus posted an facebook saying no where you know loved it more than ryan. it changed his life and knowing that changed all of ours. time is 7:57. will neil consistency of range sitmake it to the -- gorsich make it to the supreme court in the hearing underway and why democrats say they're not giving up without a fight. plus, security is very tight in russia this morning, new developments into the news room on a deadly explosion on a subway. what we're learning so far. slow traffic approaching the bridge eastbound because of project going on. westbound 24 looks like it's pretty light here as you head over to the tunnel. sunshine little cooler today. may be down about 3-5 degrees. talk about that and the a's home opener and what's in store the rest of the week. jack vo: things get a lot more interesting at night. jack vo: vampires wake up. jack vo: werewolves come out. jack vo: the boogie man gets his boogie on. jack vo: and my hashbrowns turn into my new munchie mashups. jack vo:they come with crispy hashbrowns and tasty white cheese mashed up with your choice of savory egg and bacon, buffalo chicken and ranch, or jalapeños and bacon. jack vo: so you can keep going until the sun comes up. jack vo: ouch, that's gotta hurt. jack vo: introducing my new munchie mashups. only at jack in the box. follow developing. explosion strikes the subway in saint peteringburg in russia. to do the leroy m drowns in a swimming pool in concord. how that girl ended up in the backyard alone. mornings on 2 continues next. good morning, everyone. welcome back. it's monday, april 3. i'm mike. >> let's help get you out the door this morning. with weather like this, i don't think we can blame anything keeping us late for work and school. >> maybe friday, not today. cooler pattern, temperatures running a bit. take the dog out and say it feels cooler than sunday, sure is. bit of a northwest breeze has kicked up as well and pretty chilly temps this morning. we had a lot of 30s and low 40s. this is the 24 hour temperature change so napa airport is running 7 degrees cooler than they were 24 hours ago. three degrees for livermore, hayward, concord. that in place along with northwest breeze so i would take a light jacket today. little breeze and looks good, nice and sunny for the a's home opener. water temps are very cold and doesn't take much. 40s and 50s on your temp. black hawk 43 i know by the pavilion. not much of a breeze here but there is a component on the coast, higher elevations in the northwest and patchy low clouds, nothing yet. waiting on a system that won't be here till wednesday and for sure looks like thursday night into friday. sunny, nice, lilt the breezy at times. 60s and mainly low 70s. 8:01 and heading out to the coliseum? >> i am. gonna go up there and see what the a's have in store for the fans this year. couple of new things but now doing the traffic and we have to start with the bridge eastbound. non-commute direction for mideast people. eastbound getting into the crockett area. they have to do emergency repaving there and taking up three lanes and traffic is very, very slow approaching the bridge. give yourself extra time and want might to consider using the bridge. i would probably do that if i were you. don't want to be stuck in all the slow traffic. at the bay brinell, we've had the typical -- bridge, we've had the typical commute to say 15-20 minutes at the toll plaza making it onto the span. 880 is slow, had a couple of earlier problems here and also about the time when it starts to slow down and tonight's a's home opener talking about it a lot. people started arriving early and afternoon commute will be affected. 8:03, go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we continue to follow developing news out of russia, authorities have found and deactivated a bomb at another saint petersburg subway station. this after nine people were killed and another 50 injured in an explosion on a subway train at another station? saint petersburg this morning. all subway stations in the city has been shut down due to the explosion. president pout tin was in saint petersburg for a meeting and they're looking into whether the explosion was a terror attack. we'll continue to follow this developing news and bring you any updates. concord police say a baby girl died late last night after being pulled from a relative's swimming pool. they thought she wondered off and they called police who then found the little girl in the water. >>reporter: police tell us it's not clear how long the one year- old guilder was under the water -- girl was under the water but pronounced dead last night around 11:00 p.m.. police called to the home in the 2100 block of leland way where the girl was there as a resulting relatives. several adults inside the house while children were playing outside. neighbors say when an aunt noticed the girl was missing, thinking she was lost, she searched house and then the neighborhood. family members joined police in that search and the officer made that discovery and found the girl floating in the gated and tarped backyard pool. cpr was performed but was pronounced dead around 11:00 p.m.. neighbors shocked and saddened and mourning with the family. he kidnapped, drugged and sexual assaulted a 13 year-old girl. the jill gumped out after -- girl jumped out of a moving pickup and hid in the bushes. 50 year-old timothy marble called 911 to report a pass nor in his truck jumped out while the truck was moving. when they arrived the girl came out of the bushes and told them marble kidnapped her, injected her with drugs, raped her, and cut his name into her leg with a knife. girl told deputies she ran away from home thursday night after getting into an argument with her mother and next day she was at a gas station when marble offered to give her a ride. he's schedule today appear in court tomorrow. senate judiciary committee is meeting now to vote on the nomination of judge neil gorsich to the supreme court. this morning the republican chairman and senator diane who is the ranking democrat on the committee had very different views on the nominee and statements before the vote. >> judge gorsich is imminently qualified. he's a mainstream judge who's earned the universal respect of his colleagues on the bench and in the bar. >> unfortunately judge gorsich's answers were so diluted with ambiguity, one could not see where he sad even on big and long settled cases. >> if judge gorsich's nomination goes to the full senate, democrats have threatened the filibuster. if that happens, republicans may decide to change the way senate operates to require just a simple majority to confirm supreme court nominees. president trump's senior adviser and son-in-law is in iraq this morning traveling with the chairman of the joint chief of staff, general joseph dunford. it's his first international trip for the white house. he's been advising the president on relations with the middle east. people in the southeast are bracing for more weather today. people had to be rescued by boat and others waded through ankle sometimes knee deep water. national weather service says parts of arkansas, mississippi also under the threat of thorns. storms killed two people in louisiana. more now from reporter will. >>reporter: one tornado swept through this part of louisiana yesterday knocking over sheds like this but it's the home next to me that took a direct hit. there was a family inside. the son was able to get out and run to his grandmother's house nobody nearby and but mother and 3 year-old daughter were sleeping when the tornado flipped this home upside down killing both. >> we're gonna be a closer family and always be there for each other. i want everybody to know, look at your relative next to you, look at your family, look at your kids, call them, wherever they at, tell them i love you. >> ten tornadoes touched down across the region and all part of a storm system that swept through louisiana, arkansas, and mississippi. some areas getting up to 10- inches of rain in nearby alexandra, businesses damages and thousands left without power. louisiana governor john bell edwards called this a statewide weather event on an unprecedented scale. in bo bridge, louisiana, will carr, fox news. this morning rescue teams in columbia continued their desperate search for survivors of the floods in that nation. the red cross says 254 people are dead including 54 children. the disaster in the mountains of southern columbia began saturday morning causing rivers to overflow their banks. raging flood waters smashed houses, torn trees out by the roots and washed away cars and trucks. >> distoaster relief available to flood vic tips in san jose. president trump announced more than a half billion dollars in extended federal assistance is now available to help people in california recover from the winter's devastating storms. after five years after draught, the state saw record breaking rain fall that caused rivers and creeks to spill over their banks. fema says the new funds will be available to flood vic tips who suffered damage from february 1- february 23. 274million-dollars of that federal assistance money will go to repair the orovile dam spillway and will pay for the stabilization for both the emergency and main spillways, debris removal, and repair work to the downed power plant. governer brown asked fema's acting add min straighter for assistance -- add administrator last month. take you inside the coliseum for a preview of tonight's season opener. and it's distracted driving awareness month. coming up, new cell phone laws you need to be aware of because dhc been on the lookout this month. definitely an highway 24 you can tell that the school district has the week off and does affect the traffic here. >> little system is affecting the weather today. slightly cooler with a breeze but still pretty nice. talk about that and a big change towards the end of the week. more on that coming up. . happening now, emergency pavement repair work is underway at the bridge toll plaza. it started just about an hour ago and continue till 2:0 this afternoon. three far left eastbound lanes approaching the plaza will be closed for the work and all this work means delays for drivers. commuters using the new warm springs bart station in south fremont have discovered a surprise glitch in the new service. the warm springs station does not currently provide full service on weekdays till 6:00 p.m.. riders who board there at the station and want to travel to stations on the richmond line, have to get off the train at the fremont station and transfer to another northbound train. the layover there means some bart riders are not saving time on morning commute after all. there will be full service at the warm springs station when bart gets new fleet of cars probably sometime next year. april is distracted driving awareness month. more teenagers killed by distracted or wreckless driving than anything else. >> chp officers are educating drivers through the month about dangers of distracted driving. >>reporter: well, they're not just educating chp here. those officers will be on the lookout for specifically any types of distracted drying and they will be issuing tickets and citations as well. be aware of what the drivers next to you are doing. that's defensive driving there. comes to distracted driving, cell phone is the biggest culprit. texting, making a call, looking at gps but drivers have seen more unusual behavioring while operating a self-powered motor vehicle. >> putting on makeup, eat, drinking coffee. >>reporter: then there's this, a family in sacramento took this video of a man with half of his body hanging out of the passenger window while the car drove on southbound 99. the family called 911. chp said both men could be in trouble for distracting other drivers on the highway. surveyor bob bryant says frequent company training videos on distracted driving got him to stop texting. >> they show real life conditions, it's stained but show people in wrecks -- staged but show people in wrecks, victims laying on the side of the road in a crosswalk all because someone was busy checking facebook or texting. >>reporter: and that really is the bilge thing to be constantly aware of what's happening around you. you're taking a look at 580 heading westbound outside of dublin. lots of cars on the roads and when you get into that come play san sent sideway and comfortable blind the wheel -- complaisanty and might want to glance down. if you have your cell phone, has to be mounted on your dash board, center council or corner of windshield. you can use hands free devices but if you're under 18, can't crus them at all. be aware of the new laws this year. >> thank you. check in on that monday morning commute with sal and it is spring break for some people out there. >> go to the bridge and eastbound 80. heard about it and say it again, if you're approaching the brinell, backup because of emergency pavement work. the alternate routes could be 680 bridge and heading over 780 that way. that'd be a nice route for you. the traffic is slow in that area. kind of unexpected slow down. there's a slow down but a lot smaller than normally is and 680 is slow near the walnut creek interchange. highway 24, people are noticing it's lighter than usual. the school districts in the area have week off. about a 25 minute delay and 880 northbound, it's slow. one of the exceptions to the rule, it is backed up past the coliseum. we have been talking about the a's home opener tonight and that means that at 7:05 pitch, we'll see traffic in the afternoon around the coliseum. 8:17, bring steve in. >> all right, sal, the forecast looks good for game tonight. little cool, maybe breezy and otherwise sunny and looks just fine. no weather worries to both you and again, might be a little on the brisk side later on. best of my knowledge change aled. -- big change ahead. thursday night friday morning, might be a break before a piece of energy comes in. heaviest rain appears to be north of the golden gate and up into the sierra nevada and points north. mainly 3-4 isolated areas and lesser amounts south and four days till this comes together. nice, breezy, out of the northwest, about 15-20 miles per hour. that pollen is very high for the trees. oak pine and mulberry. they're running three degrees cooler than at this time yesterday? napa airports down 7, fairfield down five. it's a little cooler and speaking of cool, look at water temps. bodega bay, it's 49. that's the coldest in a long, long time. when you get water that cold getting into april and may, can get fog forming rapidly. need more heat in the valley but get 70s. 40s now and bouncing off morning lows. few 50s but have cool 30s here. wood side was in at 38. 30s up north as well. even a few in the east bay but more along the coast and higher elevations. patchy fog looking good today and also tomorrow then we'll focus our attention on income systems. little cooler system diving into nevada that's kind of kicked up wind machine a bit. slightly cooler. bit of rebound tuesday. wednesday might have high clouds and still on the dry side. thursday for rain would be thursday afternoon and looks pretty light. we'll really have to wait. on the coast, that'll be the biggest drop. northwest breeze. tomorrow clouds roll in wednesday and cloudy cooler with rain on the way, late thursday for sure friday and probably again on saturday, you guys. >> steve, thank you. time to take 20 new recreational drugs hitting the american streets and proving to be deadly. we'll explain coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. . new recreational drugs are hitting u.s. streets faster than authorities can stop them. christine shows us a lot of these deadly drugs are coming in from china. >> poofed up into our area into our face and we ended up inhaling it. >> they said it felt like they were dying. >> it was a little bit. just a little bit of powder puffed up into the air. not like the whole bag or anything. just very tiny amount and that's the scary thing. >> it can be 50 times stronger than street grade heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine. this is a fatal dose of fentanyl. it doesn't take swallowing or inhaling it. just coming into contact with it and absorbing it through your skin can be lethal. it's been prescribed to people in extreme pain but now it's showing up on street corners across the country along with an even more deadly version called car fentanyl, an elephant tranquilizer. most of these elision it forms of -- elicit forms are from china. >> a quick google search is all that's necessary for anyone but especially the cartels in mexico and districters in canada to get their hands on the raw chemicals which are shipped from china and trafficked across the u.s. border. china is cracking down. this month is banned the manufacture and sale of four variations, problem is as soon as one is banned, a new one just one molecule different pops up. it's impossible for authorities to keep up. president trump signed an executive order on tuesday creating a commission to combat the growing opioid crisis but for some it was too late. >> my son ods after being clean for ten and a half months on a drug laced we fentanyl. >> president trump will have a chance to speak with the chinese president directly about this issue when the two meet on friday. new research from los angeles say some shootings not being captured on video despite use of body cameras. los angeles police were equipped with body cameras two years ago. some didn't have that i mean them on at the time. a surveillance camera caught sheriff deputies beating a man in a san francisco ally in 2015. the deputies were wearing body cameras but only one was activated by accident. most cases officers simply forgot to turn the cameras on and it was not a deliberate decision. a dog in southern california saved this morning after being rescue first-degree a 30 feet well. the doing was hiking with owners in malibu when she fell. la county firefighter lowered down into the well to make the rescue. lucy was stuck in the well for 34 hours but not hurt. tahoe a north american river otter will make its first official public appearance on april 14 . she joins more than 20,000 fish, sharks and other fish and sea creatures that call the aquarium home. biggest stars in las vegas for the 57th annual academy for country music awards. it was the backstreet boys reuniting on stage that turned out to be one of the most talked about moments of the night. they joined florida georgia line for a performance and sang hits from the 90s. jason aldean won entertainer of the year again. more than 20 vehicles vandalized in one east bay community. the request by officers to help solve the crime. plus, we are getting ready for opening day here at the oakland coliseum the as and angjells later on tonight want the field is -- angels. the field will be ready to go soon. talk about the matchup and what fans can expect coming down to the ballpark. in the middle of a storm destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. . putin was in saint peteringburg saying investigators are looking into whether it was a terror attack as news comes in from saint petersburg. busy monday, welcome back to mornings on 2. >> check in with steve and a beautiful spring monogram mug out there. >> very much so. little cooler but yes, another day of sunshine. just not as warm as yesterday. we had low 80s checking in for temperatures. today looks like more low to mid 70s. bilge news continues to be in the forecast models and beentizing this for a long time and still doing it and painting a pretty wet picture getting to friday. rain returns this week, maybe even thursday. heaviest looks to be north, could be 3-4-inch amounts by russian river north and wouldn't be till probably friday but looks like everybody will get in on rain later in the week. not today. no rain, just sunshine. raining sunshine if you will but a little breeze as well for the a's home opener. looks good here. water temps are very, very cold so patchy fog is formed here. 40s and 50s we had a few 30s this morning but bouncing off those pretty quick and okay breeze for some and at times little breezy, blustery conditions. patchy fog with cool temps inland, doesn't have to have much when the water temps in low 40s, upper 50s with fog and sunshine today and tomorrow and focus on increasing clouds on wednesday and big parten chance. 60s today and 70s. 8:31. wow. highway 24 with school ands others. big difference there. it's noticeable. >> yeah, it is. some commutes are lighter. others are not. you can tell which district has which week off it kind of seems. go to 280 in san jose. a lot of school districts in the south bay may have spring break. i know san jose state had it last week but they may have a few more days but looking at this commute and drive through downtown san jose and look at rest of south bay commute with the help of our maps and there's some slow traffic. 101 is slow off and on from the capital express way otothe mountain view. there's show traffic including highway 17 northbound turning into 880 and 880 up to 101 is slow. look at 880 southbound between hayed ward and fremont. traffic heading out toward the valley. lots of castro valley toward the dublin interchange. it'll be backed fun issue 15-20 minute delay. big league baseball returns to oakland as the a's kick off regular season hosting the angels there in the home opener. >> we saw ktv's alex there. you have about 8, 9, 10 hours to go, alex. >>reporter: yeah, and a whole lot more of the field to get prepped here. i know. i put down whatever that device is called that gets the field all ready. do we know what that's called? but i put it down and one of the members of the grounds crew was like what are you doing? you got to do the rest of the field. as soon as i get done with this tv thing here, it's back to work. hey, good morning from the dugout here at the oakland coliseum, we have dynamite day for baseball here in the sideway of oakland and the arks are back here -- a's are back here for the open opener against the angels joined by stomper and happy opening day. first of all to you, i mean, i know you love opening day a fresh start to the season. what does it mean to you to be back here in oakland? baseball has returned. >> it's always exciting but look at this weather. i mean, it's actually cooking in the dugout at 8:00 in the morning. gonna be a great day and fun for everybody. >> fans will get their hands on one of those. little opening night commemorative pennant for fans. >> things will look different fans come back to the ballpark this year. showing video of tavern brand new this season. what's your idea this season in terms of the fan experience? >> people pay may not know that shied park was the stadium that the a's played in for 50 years so to pay homage to the old teams from philadelphia. we've got memorabilia from philadelphia, great food, pool table, shuffle board and a great place to hang out. >> and we should point out tailgate party the a's opened up championship plaza between the coliseum and oracle arena and anyone with a ticket can go there and own joy food and drinks before the game, during the game. sort of an open ended deal. live picture as the professional groundskeepers get the field all ready to go. i want to point out one more thing that's before the game gets underway tonight, this field here at the coliseum will officially become ricky henderson field in honor of the oakland a's hall of famer. >> yeah. so excite today have this happen. he'll be here and we'll honor him and name it ricky henderson field. >> i had people ask me online if it will remain ricky henderson field even once the a's get the new ballpark. >> that's, that's the plan. not anything else but ricky henderson field. >> first pitch, 7:05, kendall on the mound for the oakland a's. what do you think? w stomper. what are you feeling? >> yep, easy money says stomper. >> i'm with him on that one. thanks, alex. >> the a's are finalizing their site for a new site in oakland to build a new said yum and location are the current site east of 880 in east oakland, howard terminal, laney college, brooklyn basin along the water west of 880 so throughout the morning, we've been turning to you for our question of the day and asking which location would you like to see the next a's ballpark built at. bad grahammer but hope you understand the spirit of the question. overwhelming number of people, mike, in fact, 62% say theyment to see the new a's stadium built at the current site. move down, 19% say howard terminal, 10% for laney. >> everything's in place. >> barts there, 80s there. >> we're along oakland and jaquline square is about a mile that way. howard terminal about a mile that way. lealty us know what you think and take a vote on the ktvu twitter page. we cannot vote but we love to read your comments on the facebook page. well, san francisco giants ban season on the road down in arizona. pitcher madison set a major league baseball record against the diamondbacks. >> that ball is smoked. left center field. it's gone. here's the 2-0. line drive. left field. it is out of here. he's done it again. >> madison going deep twice setting the record for most opening day home runs by a pitcher ever. however, the giant's bullpen lets win slip away. giants got the lead back and then in the ninth, new closer mark blows the save. giants off today. they play the d-backs again tomorrow night. well, tonight is the championship game of the men's ncaa basketball tournament. first time the men's zags have been in the tournament and north carolina is hoping to take home a title. tarheels lost to villanova in the championship last year. carolina going for sixth national title but zags have the best record on the season with one loss all yearlong. south carolina won first women's basketball title in dallas with a 67-55 victory over mississippi state. the bulldogs had momentum but south carolina's asia wilson was not intimidated scoring 23 points and being named most outstanding player. the golden state warriors won 11 in a row after they beat the wizards 139-115. steph curry put up 32 points he connected for nine three pointer. one stanford economist predicted the deal that brought the raiders to las vegas will go down as the worst deal in prosports for tax pays. $750million in public funds to build a dome. that comes to $354,000 per person in the nevada city. it's the worst deal for a city he has ever seen. 8:39, police looking for whoever vandalized more than 20 car ins a concord neighborhood. police found the cars with the tires slashed in the area near clayton road yesterday morning. investigators are asking people with cameras to check for suspicious activity between 9:30 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.. unusual ending to the first lgpa majors. how an e-mail by a viewer changed who actually won the tournament. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. . wall street lower at this moment. >> goldmann sacks taking biggest hit right now down about 1% or more. it is the beginning of the new quarter so maybe some profit taking as well. when the opening bell rang just a couple of hours ago, the numbers headed straight up but turned around. the nasdaq hit a high above 5900 but car sales for march came in disappointing that is affecting the numbers. one of the things checking in on the numbers now. all in the red. the dow jones is off almost 90 points. down more than a 100 at some point in morning just a short time ago. 20, 572. nasdaq now down 2500 points. smp500 down as well. ford recalling more than 52,000f250 pickup trucks. company says the trucks can rale after being placed in park. the recall affects this year's model. ford says drivers should use the parking break to make sure the parked cars don't move. they'll replace the re- detective part for free but does not have the part yet. it's the third recall for ford in just the past week. tomorrow is equal payday. a national campaign to draw attention to the pay gap between women and men. new study by lean in.org says on average women use 20% less than men doing the same job. in california, the gap is 14 %. there's several reasons for pay inequality but discrimination, unconscious bias, difference in experience and education are often some of the mayor factors. -- major factors. closing the pay gap would lift more than 3 million working women and their families out of poverty. apple putting the finishing touches on new 175-acre campus. with plans for employees to move in this month, apple park will be home to more than 12,000 employees. there's that beautiful overhead shot of it. the campus completely powered by renewable energy features more than 9,000 native trees. main ring shaped building has the world's largest panes of curved glass and largest ventilated building. steve job spent much of his time working on the design before his death in 201. huel: something else -- 2011. something else that could affect the stock market, president trump is meeting with the china president. they're discussed to -- expected to discuss trade and north korea. check in with sal on this monday morning commute. >> traffic slow trying to get into san francisco. it's backed up at the toll plaza for a good 20-25 minute delay. it does not look any lighter but other commutes have looked lighter but focusing on the slow traffic but 880 northbound is slow compassing the coliseum and first patch and that means traffic this afternoon may be heavy as well. heavy traffic leaving castro valley on 238 south and very slow. want to make you aware if you're trying to get out to pleasantton, trip won't be a good one. looking at highway 4, it's completely cleared up. that's great news. highway 80 eastbound near crockett is better this morning. south bay has show traffic including northbound 85 approaching a crash at northbound 85 before highway 17 and 101 and 280 lighteddenning up. >> eight -- light eningening up. >> still pretty nice here. gonna be a beautiful day for baseball. by tonight, might need a light jacket. breeze around but other than that, everything looks great for the a's home opener. the pollen count when you get that breeze, it can be tough. not the grass, not the weeds, but the trees way up there. mine and mulberry -- pine and mulberry are the main problems. the tree pollen and said people were itching to go outside. good one. that's nothing to anesthesia out. i appreciate that. water temps as cold as i have seen them in a long, long time. bodega bayy 49 and san francisco buoy 59. up welling and that is really turned over the water. 43 at napa airport. few 30s this morning on the peninsula and warming up a bit. get a westerly or northwesterly breeze here back to the north at 12 and the temps are cooling off. cold water makes sense. we'll see about the same tomorrow and this system right there pretty well wrapped up but the energy coming out of the backside of that that will drape across us giving us cloud cover. today 60s near the coast, 70s, upper 60s low 70s around the bay and mid 70s. today looks pretty good, tomorrow looks very nice. clouds move in on wednesday, cloud it up, maybe rain late thursday but for sure looks like friday and saturday. i want to emphasize, it's april but there's potential for pretty heavy rain from the system later in the week, especially north. >> thank you. an unusual loss during the first major of the lgpa season. lexy thompson lost the tournament over the weekend after a tv viewer's e-mail led to a four stroke penalty for the golf star. e-mail prompted officials to review a play the fire broke out just before 4 am and it was a frantic effort for those inside to get out and avoid the flames. one man jumped to safety from the second story. >> the manager was trying to jump out the window. it was scary. i have never seen anything like this in my life. >> the man was not injured. one woman was taken to the hospital after reporting chest pains. no one was hurt in the fire. the cause remains under investigation? -- officers received a call about motorcycle speeding up and down a street last night. when an officer arrived they took off. one pulled over soon after but the second continued and lost control of his motorcycle. he died at the scene. the other motorcyclist was arrested on suspicion of dui. shasta county officials found human body parts in a link. investigators say a human leg attached to a cinder block was found underwater at a lake 8 miles west of redding california. these discoveries were made friday and saturday. officials believed the remains are 38-year-old bridget jones who vanished on march 20. her ex-husband was seen near the lake the night before she disappeared. he was arrested on tuesday and told shasta county sheriff deputies that his wife to death was an accident and she died after falling down the stairs while charging at him. gabino say he told them he kept his ex-wife -- deputies say he told them he kept her body at the late -- at his home. remembering a man who died at a concert. the 39-year-old collapsed during intermission friday night in san francisco. other course members performed cpr, but he did not survive. he was a singer and administrative coordinator. >> they say he was filled with humor and joy. the conductor posted a message on facebook. the man of steel. rickey henderson being honored today at the ballpark. it is the rickey henderson field. just hours away from the opener this evening. my first baseball game ever was in oakland.

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