>> as claude even said, happyity day. protests are expected around the by area. first ever march for science will be held in san francisco. >> and so we can local professor to give us an earth day report card. how are we doing on the federal, state and local level. but first let's see how our weekend is shaping up. and feels pretty nice out there. >> i am giving it a two thumbs up. >> cooler, but still nice. we have enjoyable weather for outdoor activities whether you are going to participate in earth day, it is national parks week, you could get into national parks for free. we've got a mix of sun and clouds and a beautiful view there at the start of your sunday. temperatures in the mid 40s to mid-50s right now. 48 degrees in santa rosa. san francisco checking in at 52. oakland 51. liveliver moore. fairfield and cooler in napa. santa rosa up 5 degrees over yesterday morning. can you see the cloud cover moving overhead with a trough moving through for today. that is going to increase the cloud cover for saturday. knocking down temperatures a little bit. we get into the second part of your day, we'll stop it here at the lunch hour, partly to mostly cloudy skies. afternoon not a lot of change. expect some gray, some clearing, partly sunny at times. still a nice day though. low 60s in the forecast for the afternoon. mid-60s san francisco. and low 70s for some of our warmer spots like san jose going to 73. napa going to 71. temperatures will continue to cool as we get into the extended forecast. a look at what you can expect coming up. and we begin this morning with gunfire at a motel in south bay. >> there are several victims, one has pass admission way. christien kafton at a motel 6. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, frank, good morning claw scene, let's give -- can you see those investigators here on scene combing her this hotel looking for any information that could lead them to shooter or shooters. first responders arrive at 3:30 this morning and found three people shot, one man died at the scene. two others were injured. we've seen video of those people walking around, ambulatory after being shot. witnesses describe hearing half a dozen shots in all. guests poured out of their rooms. emergency workers tended to the wounded. at this point we don't have any word on who those victims are. so we are looking to see when the police will be releasing more information about this investigation including either description of the shooters or description of a vehicle that may have been associated with this incident. again, the latest that we are hearing from san jose investigators is that three people shot in all. two people injured, one person dead here at the scene. looking to try to find out more information about who those victims are, why they may have been targeted and who police are looking for. >> thanks so much for that update, christian. american airlines employee has been removed from duty after video of a confrontation on a plane, all started last night when a mother and a flight attendant started arguing. you don't see that on the video. according to a passenger on the flight. the attendant took a stroller from the woman. witnesses say the woman did not speak english and crying as flight attendants tried to force her off the flight a male passenger starts yelling at another employee who boarded the plane trying to remove that woman. >> hey, bud, do you that to me and i will knock you flat. >> stay out of it. >> you try that -- >> the upgraded that woman's seat to first class. the company is hope opening an investigation. releasing a statement saying in part we are deeply sorry for the pain we caused this passenger and any other customers that may have been affected by the incident. pgand e investigating a fire that caused that massive power outage in san francisco. >> yeah, electricity did go out to nearly 90,000 homes and businesses across the city. the internet service provider monkey brains showed the outage area highlighted in red. northern part of the city from marina to richmond districts. >> pitch black in our store. like everybody kind of freaked out a little bit. we tried to do as much as we can. we lost a lot of customers. >> yeah, it was an absolute mess. lights went tout at downtown restaurants, restaurants couldn't accept credit card payments or lunch orders. they had the firefighters who had had 20 calls of people who were stuck in elevators. montgomery bart station closed down for two hours. pg&e traced the outage from a fire at the larkin substation. >> hit it with a dry chemical which is more of a smothering agent. still hot and then it will reignite. >> pg and e blaming all the equipment for the fire. the utility says it's the process of $100 million upgrade. power was restored by the evening. >> what a day. a man who became stranded on the side of a steep cliff back on solid ground after daring rescue yesterday afternoon. ktvu paul chambers spoke with a man shortly after a helicopter team brought him to safety. >> sprawled on the side of this cliff, hanging on for deer life. >> what was going through your mind? >> i was going to die or be in a wheelchair. >> a san francisco man stuck on hour by hour at china beach. san francisco fire department got the call he was trapped around 3:00 in the afternoon. >> it seemed like an hour. it seemed like forever. >> the man was walk jag long this pathway. >> i got to the end and then i figured that was it, there is no -- that was the end of the path. if i went any further i was going over the cliff, over the side. >> the next thing he knew he was trapped, so for an hour and a half he was helpless. as crews worked to rescue him and waves crashed against the shore below. >> the only chance i had was to dive into the ocean, i thought that is only thing that is going to save me. >> thankfully that didn't happen as first responders strapped to a harness, grabbed the man and took him to safety. once they got the harness on me it is great. i am going to live. >> landed at the near by va hospital, happy to be alive, the man recalled another brush with death near black sand beach, he says he was on another trail and not paying attention. >> i slid right down. >> that's twice tempting fate, my friend. >> god must be me. >> the man is recovering at home with minor injuries. he is truly thankful for what they did. i'm paul chambers ktvu fox 2 news. we posted more video of that rescue at lands end page kvvu fox 2 on youtube. a man was spotted struggling in the water. calling for help when he saw the man in the water. the same fire department crew rushed in to help again. that was just before 8:00 when crews pulled the man out of the water. he was taken to the hospital, he checked out expected to be okay. time now 70:00 the, after more than a month a missing girl from tennessee found safe in northern california. her teacher now under arrest. 15-year-old elizabeth thomas disappear from her home outside of nashville, march 13th. investigators say she was either kidnapped or coached into running away with her 50- year-old teacher tad cummings. they were found thursday in a california couple moon near the oregon border. he will be arraigned on monday. san jose high school teacher arrested, san jose police served don hayden with a search warrant at his home on thursday, they found images of child pornography. hayden was taken into custody at pioneer high school where he was a teacher. there is no evidence he was involved in inappropriate conduct at school. a former teacher convicted of molesting 15 students. sentenced to 931 years in prison. taught at making waves academy. police say it was through that camp and unauthorized field trips he was able to get his victims alone and abuse them. along with the prison sentence he was ordered to pay each victim $1 million in restitution. it looks as if though the controversy of the on again off again ann coulter could end up in court. cal's chancellor wanted to reschedule her talk from next thursday to may the second. hold it at a venue that could ensure everyone's protest. the attorney for the college republicans which in sited coulter say she expects to file a federal lawsuit answer few days. >> beyond ironic that uc berkeley which is known around the country as the home of the free speech movement is now the leader in suppressing conservative speech on campus. >> the university said it is no longer working toward that may 2nd date after this all transpired. as for legal action a spokesman said, the constitution permits the university to take such steps to public safety to protect public safety while facilitating expressive activities and that is exactly what we are doing. controversial right wing speaker, because of violent protest, he is planning a event called milo's free speech week. each day will be dedicated to a different enemy of free speech. he says the event will happen later this year but did not give a date. coming up, a second chance, oakland raiders team up with oakland. 20 minutes the night they say they'll never forget and up next, great america is going green, how the amusement park in santa clara says it's managed to use renewable energy to power every ride. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! well there are numerous events across the by area to celebrate earth day. here are a few events to share. the group all one ocean announced a cleanup campaign on its web page in collaboration with musicians, in viral list jack johnson, estimates more than 500 volunteers will turn out at 25 sites. volunteers who organize beach cleanup and raise money will be entered into a drawing for a pair of tickets to johnson's concert coming up in july. san jose is holding great american litter pickup. volunteers are going into neighborhoods, collecting trash to try to make their community more beautiful. high school students with most students participating will receive a thousand dollars. city of palo alto walk for a greener planet. adults, children and dogs all welcome. there is also a festival featuring activities such as test driving electric cars. the event begins at 9:00 at the palo alto athletic center. for a live picture you can see musical performances, march for science and if you are saying i have never heard of that before, it's the first year they are doing it. there are 400 created events happening around the world today. it is organized by scientists who say they are going to take the first step in the global movement to defend world science plays in every day life. event happening in san francisco as well. >> a little music rocking i think the midday is when the san francisco event starts. >> watch that. >> happy birthday. not a birthday, we are checking in with our weather wizard. wizard. a little bit of science involved in there, weather as well. very have nice weather coming your way. if you are going to see the a's play. temperatures will come down some, here is a live look at the oaklandest wary wear oakland estuary. some of us waking up a tad warmer than yesterday. storm tracker 2 showing you the system providing us the cooldown and the clouds outside at this hour. the rain is going to stay north for today. we may actually get another chance at rain. it looks like it will come early in the week. but if we move in closer, all we have overhead at this hour is gray skies in over portions of the north by, the central bay. it looks like south bay enjoying mostly sunny skies. in and out of the clouds today. take a look at futurecast model. in the afternoon we've got overcast skies. still going to be nice. still going to be in the 70s for warmer locations a lot of 60s around the bay. sunday afternoon we'll get better clearing on sunday with mostly cloudy skies. i think sunday could be a breezy day behind the system that we are enjoying today. here is a look at your monday afternoon. notice the rain line creeping closer to the by area. so a bit of unsettled weather coming our way. monday, even a better shot on tuesday. but for your weekend we are going to remain dry. temperatures 52 degrees in san francisco. low 50s in oakland. 46 in inner east by in livermore. afternoon for today at the coliseum. 65 degrees at game time. westerly degrees at 15 miles per hour. so it is going to be a beautiful day to be out in the stands. giving you a view of the afternoon highs, low 60s expected. mid 60s san francisco. along the peninsula. 69 for redwood city. inner east by upper 60s to near 70s there. 67 in san rafael. temperatureswill continue to cool, we'll have sunshine tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds as we start the business week with temperatures ranging in the upper 60s to near .0 degrees, perhaps a chance at rain coming our way. >> something new and different. >> it doesn't look like anything significant. but could be enough to pull off the umbrella for. >> my allergies are picking up. >> it's been nasty. >> windy tomorrow. >> we will see the sunrise at 5:15, 5:30 in the morning. >> i left about 8:15 last night. still daylight out. >> kids are out playing later, summer is coming. >> it's been a long winter. >> thanks, rosemary. great america in santa clara is going green. the amusement park said 100% of electricity is now generated by renewable energy through the green power program. allowing people and businesses to purchase 100% solar and wind energy. great america says the move reduces its carbon footprint by more than 7 million pounds of carbon dioxide each year. >> important for large users to show leadership in growing going green and using green energy to power their operations. >> other businesses that support renewable energy, intel, applied materials and santa clara university. well a vending machine unlike any other, the controversial move giving students easy contraceptives and plan b. the switch the trump administration made just last night when we come back. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. afghan government says more than a hundred soldiers were killed. a begun army june veries. the taliban is claiming responsibility for that attack. the others shot and killed a began soldiers praying at a mosque. officially the afghan government put the casualty toll at more than a hundred dead or injured. now we are learning more about the man accused in thursday's deadly terror attacked that happened days before the first presidential election police identified the gunman. french native kareem surfi, investigators say he shot at police, killing one officer and injuring two others and a tourist there when he tried to get away. police shot and killed him. >> we saw the shooter with the gun and he started shooting bullet the in the air. police were in the street. so a very terrifying moment. >> police say the gunman served 14 years in prison on charges that included attempted attacks on police. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack but authorities say there were no signs of radicalization before or after that gun map's time in prison. well we do have a u.s. surgeon general this morning. deputy surgeon general sylvia trent adam is taking over the post. he was a holdover from the obama administration. he wrote while i had hoped to do more to help our nation tackle its biggest health challenges, i will be forever grateful for the opportunity to have served. the trump administration is making good on its promise to crackdown on sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities. sent letters to nine jurisdictions to prove they are in compliance with implementation migration law. the letters were sent to the california department of corrections as well as cities that include chicago, new orleans and philadelphia. today vice president mike pence is meeting with usa trail i can't's prime minister during a news conference. the prime minister said the u.s./australia relationship is more important now than it has been. president trump once called dumb. in january president trump and turnbull got into a disagreement over the deal which strained the ties between our two countries. the tour is expected to wrap up in hawaii on monday before heading back to washington. an officer involved shooting in the south bay. up next what san jose police say happened moments before officers open fired on that suspect. we are in san jose where officers are investigating a shooting, we'll give you the latest details coming up. welcome back to mornings on 2. fog billowing owe the head lands there, all offshore. looks like a delightful saturday. hi again, i'm frank malika. >> a little bit more cloud cover today, still a great one to get outdoors and enjoy your saturday. if you are going to be outside this morning, a bit cool for inland valley locations sinking back into the 40s. this is so pretty. but it's hard to tell sun roseann hour ago. 48 degrees in santa rosa. 52 to start your morning in san francisco. 46 in live moore. a little bit a chill. 50 degrees in san jose. storm tracker 2 showing you all the cloud cover from the live cam, especially portions of the north by. central by. south bay waking up mostly sunny as well as santa cruz mountain area. as we get into the afternoon, clouds won't be pulling away without more on the heels. take a look at what is going on. partly to mostly cloudy. still more rolling over the by area. sunday looks like it will be mostly sunny day. but sunday also looks like it could be a breezy day. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds over the come i will coliseum, 65 degrees expected at game time with westerly breeze about 15 miles per hour. for the rest of us today, inner east bay going to 70 degrees for antioch. upper 60s for the peninsula. 65 san francisco. stop in the north bay where we have 70 degrees expected this afternoon. temperatures cooling off some into sunday. even a chance for rain in the expended forecast, i will have a lock at that for you coming up. rosemary thank you for that. police remain at the scene of an early morning shooting. >> witnesses say they heard a series of gunshots at motel 6. that is near highway 87. we have christien kafton at the scene. one of the gunshot victims has died. are you hearing more from police now? >> reporter: yeah, not getting a lot more from police at this point. city talk with a lieutenant who told me another commander on scene is going to be giving us a briefing. we'll have more information for you coming up at 8:00. still an active scene here on the almeda. again you have given a good idea where we are. keel and race. traffic is shut down as investigators continue combing over the hotel looking for information that could lead them to the shooter or shooters. first responders arrived around 3:30 and found three people shot, one man died here at the scene. twoers were injured. witnesses described hearing more than a half dozen shots. i guess poured out of their rooms as investigators searched for the gunmen. at this point we don't have word on who the victims are, why they may have been targeted. we looking to see when police are releasing official information. we are looking for information about the shooters. and a possible vehicle description. now we have seen guests starting to come out of the hotel. few guests that we've been able to try to talk with said they didn't hear anything. so this may have either happened at a time when people were asleep, certainly being 3:30 in the morning. we are looking again to talk with hotel guests, we are hoping to have a briefing from san jose police within the next half-hour and bring you details on this story around 8:00 this morning. >> sounds good. >> christien kafton live in san jose. san jose police say a man shot and injured by an officer charged at that officer with a knife. police were called to louis and center road about 12:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses seen a man stabbing himself. police say the man ignored commands to put the knife down. the man was taken to the hospital. being treated for serious injuries. the district attorneys office and the police department are both investigating the shooting. hayward police are also investigating a police shooting happened just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. police say a person inside the house was shot by an officer and that person survived. we do not know what led up to the shooting. so far police have not released any other details about what happened. the man accused of going on a shooting rampage in fresno has been ordered to undergo, he made several outbursts inside the courtroom. >> we are in session. >> cameras were not allowed to show the 39-year-old suspect. he is accused of shooting and killing three white men in a racially motivated attack on tuesday. also charged with killing a motel security guard the week before. the judge has assigned a doctor to examine mohammed. he set bill at 2-point of million dollars. court records show he has a history of violence dating back to woke kids a. police have arrested a man on suspicion of stab jag mother man outside the hills burg community center. louis gonzalez is accused of stabbing a 23-year-old man in the arm after an argument outside the center on tuesday. police say the victim's injuries are not life threatening. gonzalez was arrested yesterday at a home in santa rosa. police say neither gonzalez or the victim were associated with that community center. the construction company implicated in the about connie lost its state license. construction built the library gardens apartment complex where the about connie collapsed killing six people and injured seven others. the company agreed to pay more than $100,000 in investigative cost and cannot apply for license to be reinstated for five years. the ceo of high speed rail authority is stepping down. jeff moreles sending in his resignation letter yesterday. he wants to move on to a new challenge. he plans on saying with the position until june to give the board some time to find a new leader. approved back in 098 and originally expected to cost $33 million. well that estimate is nearly doubled at $64 billion. burt officials say they are please weekend their hire for the next police chief. officers who served under him have questioned his leadership. carloscar rojas been the police chief. he fired an officer charged with stealing pot and destroying security cameras. a city appeals considered reinstating the officer. some rank and file along with city leaders say he has been too tough on low level officers but too soft on higher ups. >> he reassured us some of the issues they were facing, a lot of it is bringing change. and that sometimes there is resistance when it comes to change. >> rojas expected to join bart, burt wants rojas to focus on officer recruitment assigning more officers to trains. 7:36, senator diane feinstein opening up about a wide range of topics in sunnyvale, sponsored by the silicon valley leadership group. feinstein talked about everything from housing shortages to a building a second trans bay for burt. immigration and the new trump administration. >> i'm trying and i need everybody to do to work outside of the box. we can't depend on all the old ways, we've got to find new ways of doing things. >> the one question senator feinstein wouldn't answer is whether or not she will seek another term in office. the senator has indicated she is waiting for family health issues to be resolved before she makes that decision before running in 2018. california unemployment rate has dipped below 50% for the first time in more than 10 years. showing unemployment rate hit 4- point the percent in march. the first time it's been below five percent since december of 2006. the state says 346,000 jobs were beginned over the past year. east bay has seen a big boost in jobs. california is in the mist of one of the longest employment expansion since the 60s. hosting a prom for teens who otherwise might not have had one. the current and former patients have serious life changing medical conditions. but last night they had something else to focus on, raider players escorted the teens as they walked the red carpet into the event at the team's headquarters in almeda. they didn't get to enjoy the proms hosted by their schools because of their medical conditions, this gives them a chance to experience the prom. teens say this is a night they looked forward to and won't soon forget. >> for the girls you feel like a princess. you can go in a beautiful gown, 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knowing that is what you are going to take back to washington. so we are having a town hall we expect 500 people. >> very popular this year. >> yeah, alma mater so i'm looking forward going there at 4:00. >> what are the issues. >> north korea, we were talking off camera, it's scary what is transpiring, the fact that the administration said we are sending armada i think his word, of ships up that way. >> to australia. >> and they headed south. so what kind of message is that to send around the world? >> well it tells our south korea renal lies where -- south korea even, allies, they are counting on us, japan also in the region. so when you say you are sending ships there, they need to count on you to deliver on that. and so i don't really think that was intentional. deceit. i think it was not really having your act together and not having full control of the reign the. >> do you have an opinion what the best strategy is when it comes to north korea. >> i think china is critically important. they are the largest source of food and fuel for north korea. having china apply pressure i think avoiding unnecessary provocation, you know. it's one thing to go after countries like syria to continue to fight terrorism and afghanistan, but once you start, you know, provoking a country that has nuclear capabilities a number of moves down the board. >> let's talk domestically. we have tax days, you have tweeted about being concern bad trump still not releasing his taxes then talking about we are going to have this major announcement. >> he says tax reform is on the way, i'm open to tax reform if that means working phones who haven't seen the benefits of this economy can benefit. something i have been doing, i have gone across the country with a group i have called future form. 26 youngest members, we are trying to understand how do we get disconnected communities connected to the innovation. one way is to incentivize businesses to go places where they wouldn't normally go. so i'm willing to make that trade. >> if is it so important to see president trump's tax returns now that he is president, and i guess does he have something to hide? >> for me it's important with respect to the investigation with russia interference campaign. he said he would show them during the campaign, every president going back to nixon has shown them. if he doesn't show them i think it shows you can't count on him to keep his word. to understand fully whether there were deep financial ties to russia i would like to see those. >> do you think we are going to see them? >> not without a subpoena, i don't think. >> there is earth day. march for science on washington d.c. we have one happening in san francisco. your take on it, i heard a lot of scientists saying we have to fight for, you know, this effort to battle climate change and global warming. >> i will be marching with scientists out in live moore. we have nearly 10,000 scientists at work in the tri valley. they are the smartest congressional district in the country. >> of course you do. >> i don't know if these -- >> are you running for election. >> is this a march against president trump. >> it's a march for science. they do the president's budget which we'll be voting on cuts the epa and their efforts to protect the air we breath and the water we drink. make sure we stand up for protections like that. >> let's throw up the graphic. today at 4:00, tell us, have you seen the electorates so charged up. >> a young girl said i'm 19 years old, i have gone to the marchs, town halls, have i gone to the airports, does it really make a difference. i said in the history of our country when people come together like that that is the only thing that makes a difference. if anyone was sleeping past the alarm they are awake now and i think that is a good thing. >> earth day did start by protests. eric, thank you so much for coming in. all right. let's go to rosemary and find out about our earth day forecast. we have great weather if you are out celebrating or help cleaning up. we have a lot of activities go on today. live look over harn jose, sunshine mixed with clouds in place, and the clouds are going to remain, flowing over the by area. i'll show you where the clouds are coming from, it has to do with a system bringing rain to the pacific northwest. this going to not only bring us the cloud cover but bring our temperatures down. for the afternoon a lot of 60s, low .0s. yesterday near 80 degrees in many locations. futurecast model i will stop you right about the afternoon. you can see we'll have sunshine out. soft sunlight in store for today. as we get into sunday, a little bit of better clearing, mostly sunny. behind the system chances are going to be breezy on sunday and that could be a bad one for allergy suffers, as we get into monday i think this start to change up. we've got rain now approaching the bay area. it looks like the north edge of sonoma county. monday a better shot on tuesday. but that again still days away. today 53 degrees in san francisco. 51 outside your door at oakland. upper 40s to start your morning in santa rosa, napa. chilly one for you there. along the close line, 50s in the forecast as we get into the second part of your morning. low 60s by 10:00. upper 60s for the remainder of the day. and if you are going to see the a's play it is going to be nice there as well. 66 degrees. 65 expected afternoon high in san francisco. low 70s for inner east bay. south bay locations for today 73 san jose. a beautiful one in santa cruz. extended forecast a little bit of sunshine as we get into the back end of the weekend, breezy, temperatures will be a little bit cooler but with the sunshine in place may not notice. temperatures continuing to cool monday, tuesday, wednesday with that chance for rain as we start the business week. right now it's 20 to 30%. we'll keep an eye on it for you. >> green up the lawns a little bit more. >> yeah. settle down the pollen that's swirling around on sunday. >> i could use that. >> thanks, rosemary. it is 7:49, college students at uc davis can buy more than just soda and candy from the campus vending machines. davis is the fourth college in the country to offer the plan b emergency contraceptive vending machines. started offering it earlier this month, already drawing mixed review. >> it is promoting like hey, go and have unsafe sex because then have you a backup option, cheaper than if you want to go to a drug store. >> the wellness to go vending machine also sells condoms, tampons and pain relievers. crazy video out of southern california, dramatic footage of a car being dragged down a highway by a semi truck with the driver still inside that car a group of south korea evens in the by area are calling on local asian churches and civic groups to protest the president, he was impeached and stripped of her power amid allegations of corruption an influence peddling. the country's constitutional court upheld her removal from office. the ruling led to deadly clashes between supporters. meantime a group of local south korea evens are fighting for her restatement. she was denied did you process and the political uncertainty can only favor north korea. >> a setback destruction of rule of law in korean legal system and also in korean society. >> she will be tried on charges including bribe early and leaking government secret. holding a presidential election on may the ninth. thousands of people who love economic books and technology will be in san jose for the second annual silicon valley. at the convention center organized by apple co-owner steve was wazniak. buzz alden: you also have this intersection between fun and meaningful. so we have nasa, we have a lot of science and technology, breaking the two things together is great. >> between 75 and 100 people are expected to attend that convention. sports, is 1 and outside of toronto blue jays, the worse record in baseball, now this, air ace pitcher out for a good month plus. madison training his pitching shoulder and bruising his ribs while dumping his dirt bike. he is out for at least 6-8 weeks with the bum shoulder and you might say he will be missed in a big way. johnny with his 3-0 record. no more, trevor was the story last night as he clears the bases going yard. that is a grand slam. the rockies go up quickly 4-3. keep an eye on hunter pence. the turf is wet. hunter takes a do you have and that ball goes all over the place and that is big trouble. one run is in, charlie black man on his high house running third. ball game, giants lose it by 6- 5. unlike the giants the a's got mojo going. oakland with a chance to climb over that 500 mark and they did it with a long ball. >> that's yonder alonzo top of your ninth inning, your final out mike freeman with a easy catch. the a's are 9 and 8 and 0 a roll. oakland meat compete the mariners. a's are exciting fans. teasing fans with staying in oakland for a long time. the a's posted this tweet, we are here, we are oakland, a ballpark site in oakland will be announced later this year. # rootedinoakland. he worked out yesterday with the team before they flew to portland. is he still listed as questionable after straining his last waffle. warriors didn't need him. okay for him to take a break. coach says durant could play if this is game 7 of the nba finals he would be in there. the team doesn't want to rush him right now. in hockey, it is a must win for the san jose sharks. the oilers are leading the series 3 games to 2. tonight at the sap center starting at 7:30. we know we gotta watch this until the end. >> you can't ever -- >> they have to empty and winner forever holding their pair. terrifying moments caught on camera when a semi truck drived a car and driver down miles. >> count hear him. make him stop. driving along the freeway and seeing that. that was wednesday. the man is waving his hands out the door. >> right. >> and he is shouting for help. make him stop. the cars are honking. but he didn't notice until another car really got in front of that truck and low slowed him down. had he no idea he was dragging that car. and officers checked out, showed no signs of impairment. no one was hurt. >> oh, my god. >> you are driving along going does he know he has something stuck on his wheel, it's a car. >> the truck has affiliation with sonoma county, too. any way. that would be a harrowing experience. >> yes. >> how did it get stuck, he must have rear ended the truck and he took off. well this is quite a story, too, american airlines responding after some big issues. the viral video of this confrontation that prompted an apology from that airline very quickly. and overnight, a deadly shooting at a motel in santa fe, latest on the investigation under way this morning. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning to you. cue the music. i spoke before the music started. never do that. >> you blinded me with science. >> check out the skies this morning it's a little gray, a little overcast but it is going to shape up to be a nice day just you wait. >> welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday april 22nd claudine wong. >> hey everybody i'm -- check out this video it goes viral. it shows intense confrontation between flight attendant. once that passenger stand up and confront this man we're going to talk more about this coming up. >> yeah, and it was a mess in san francisco yesterday there was that big power outage. firefighters were very busy. we're going to have more on that. >> yeah, from 9:00 to 5:00 if you were in the city driving it was a mess and today is earth day. it will be very busy with a lot of folks cleaning up and some protest too. >> yeah, look at your split screen there. on the right. and on the left. it's called a march for science and then there's that beautiful shot there today. national parks might be a very good weekend to visit we're going to tell you why. but first, let's show you how our weekend is shaping up. it was gray in that picture we just saw. >> can you fix that? >> i can fix it. today we'll get a little more sunshine than yesterday. a lot of cloud cover in place right now and that will be the case as we get into your saturday afternoon. here's a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. see one car just trucking along across the bridge at this moment. folks on the go this morning. a little bit although cool out there. already climbing. santa rosa in the 40s in the last hour now 50 degrees. 54 san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. livermore also sank to about 46 this morning and has now seen a rebound. san jose 55 at this time. here's a look at storm tracker two and you can see the cloud cover in place especially over the north bay, central bay. you get into the south bay mix of sun and clouds. you get into santa cruz a mix of sun and clouds as well. but we are going to continue in this pattern because this troph that will sweep through today going to be followed by another and another and eventually we could see a little bit of rain in the area. here's a look at your future cast models. notice we are again with a lot of cloud cover and this cloud cover and the system moving over the north of us going to contribute to our cool down as well. when i come back i'll have a look at your afternoon highs. and that possibility of maybe some rain coming our way in the eksz tended forecast. back to you. one person is dead. 2 others injured. this all in an early morning shooting at a south bay motel. >> shots ringing out near alameda that's near highway 87. ktvu's christie kafton has new information about those overnight shootings. >> we talked with a lieutenant who is here on scene. first off you can still see that investigation very much under way here at hotel 6. the shooting happened inside one of the rooms at the motel. police now tells us that they received calls about the shots fired at 3:24 this morning. officers arrived and found three people shot. one man died here at the scene. two others transported to area hospitals they are expected to survive following hose injuries. witnesses describe hearing more than a half dozen shots. investigators searched for the gunman and emergency workers tended to the wounded. at this point we don't have any word on who the victims are or why they have been targeted. police say they are interviewing witnesses again and they're still looking at any hotel surveillance video that lead them to the shooter or shooters. >> that definitely is part of our normal course of investigation. we would be looking for video cameras. >> coming back to our live shot at this point police are not releasing information about the shooters or a vehicle that may be associated with them . still working to tomorrow if the victims were a guest at the motel or if the shooters were guests at the motel. police telling us that shooting did happen here. the alameda here will be shut down for at least two hours between race and kooebl. police anticipating that their investigation is going to continue on for at least two more hours. just be aware that there is a police investigation under way. vehicle traffic not being allowed through. >> krisien alameda is a fairly busy street. are you seeing a lot of cars having to be diverted. >> there is a fair number of vehicles being diverted. you can see that they are diverting some vehicles around the area. not a great deal of traffic because as you said this is saturday morning. we've also seen pedestrians being diverted from the area and wrooef also seen police escorting hotel guests out as well as those guests wake up if they've already been interviewed with the police. >> okay. thanks for that update. good information. thanks so much christie nechld. an american airlines employee has been removed from duty after a video quickly went viral. it all started last night when a baby in her arms and a flight attend ant started arguing with one another. the attendant violently taking a stroller away from this woman which nearly hit her and struck her child. witnesses say the woman did not speak english. that's when a male passenger will get out of his seat right there and you see the confrontation right there he starts yelling at another employee who boardeded the plane trying to remove the woman. >> hey bud, you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. >> you try that one again i'll knock you out bro. >> tony. you don't know what the story is. >> i don't care what the story is. >> well we're learning the story now. american airlines reacted to the fiasco very quickly. of the they upgraded the woman to first class. they also releaseded a statement saying in part we are deeply sorry for the pain we have caused this passenger, her family and any other customers that were effected by the incident on that plane. >> now you hear the flight attendant saying you don't know what happened earlier but you hear the other passenger saying she's got a baby. >> and in light of what happened with united you would think the airlines be on their best behavior. pg&e is investigating a fire yesterday. >> yes, it was a mess. check out this you have a map of the city. monkey brains kind of show which area is the most effective. the red area in the northern part of the city. is the part that went dark that stretched from the marina to the richmond district. >> it was pitch black in our store and, you know, like everybody just kind of freaked out. we definitely lost a lot of customers. >> it's amazing how much we can't do.' lights went out in downtown restaurants. they couldn't accept credit card payments or lunch odors and then you have firefighters about 20 people stuck in elevators. you have the schools. the bart station and a montgomery station was actually closeded for multiple hours. a failed circuit breaker in the tenderloin. >> hit it with dry chemical which is more of a smuthering agent which is putting the flames out but it's still hot and then it will reignite. >> it took awhile to get that out. pg&e blaming all the equipment for that fire. power was restored to most customers by the evening. >> what a craze afternoon. a san francisco man says he's thankful to be alive. witnesses saw the man clinging to the rocks pri carry yously. the man didn't want us to show his face or use his name but he did talk to us about what happened. he says he was walking along the path here using his gps when the path suddenly ended. he says the next thing he knew he was trapped on the side of that clip. >> i thought the only chance i had was to dive into the ocean. i thought well that's the only thing that's going to save me. >> thank goodness he didn't do that. the man only has minor bruises. he says something similar to this happened to him 10 years ago when he said he was on another trail and just not paying attention. and he is safe and sound today. same fire crews that rescued that man off the cliff also saved a man on ocean beach hours later. out in the water. the fire department rescue crew rushed in to help just before 8:00. crews pulling that man out of the water and got him onto a stretcher. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out but is expected to be just fine. bart hires a new police chief once criticizeded for being too tough on officers. we're going to talk about the incidents that call for a no confidence vote at his current department. >> and getting graded when it comes to taking care of our planet. we're going to talk to a professor who lets us know just how green we are. stay with us. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. all right. well it is earth day today in san francisco. we have clean up activities all across the bay but how are we doing this in the big picture? >> well that depends. give us an earth day report card. >> what is your take on what president trump is doing. >> he's obviously not pro environment. he's backing out of a lot of the obama era legislation. he will either leave essentially back out of what we've done in the paris accord which china just agreed to continue what they've agreed and those actions are based on a belief which i believe is false which is that pro environment means anti-business. of that's just the falsehood. that's a deep belief i believe of his. >> he's also not a big believer of global warning. >> yeah, he's pretty anti-science. >> you're a professor so what grade would you give president trump. maybe not hard to guess. >> he would truly get an f. i want to say d minus because he just denies that it's an issue. >> we are returning power to the states. >> california, washington, oregon, are basically saying whatever you want to do fine we're going to take matters into our own hands. >> we have the laws. we have the tools of enforcement and we have the political will and whatever washington thinks they're doing california is the future. >> so we're about 23% renewable energy. that's much better than the national average. so even if you just flip on the lights you're getting about a quarter of energy from renewable. >> just recently announced the end of the drought. >> we've raise someday awareness about the drought. jerry brown put in some restrictions a couple years ago. the main water resource that we have is our ground water and there's much more in our ground water than in our above ground reservoirs and that has systemically depleted. and so that takes a long time to come back. so we do need as he alluded to long-term strategies. >> give me an example of long term strategy. >> so for the drought 80% of our water in california goes to water crops. 1/4 of all our water in california goes to any use in watering one crop which humanses don't eat. so both of those are fed to cows. the number one way to remedy the drought is to change our diet just by the way our diet goes. >> that doesn't make the beef industry very happy. >> no it doesn't. beef is unfortunately it is the least environmentally friendly food. now in different areas and on a smaller scale it's much more environmentally friendly but on a large scale and in a drought state it doesn't make such sense. >> and the drought was a long time but it does take a lot to change our habtds. >> i hope so. you know, slow change humans aren't bio physically designed to respond to slow incremental change. we're designed to respond to big jolts. and so this last in 2014 was a big jolt. we will need more of those because we have a lot of patterns. we have an unlimited life style consciousness in the u.s. some self-regulation is okay. we do that when we eat. there's some self-regulation and environmentally the same is true. >> what kind of grade would you give california, jerry brown and our state officials. >> great. i would say we're balancing between an a minus and a b plus. >> the average bay area resident what grade would you give us? >> average bay area resident compared to the average american a minus. >> we're pretty aware. so on this earth day do you feel hopeful or are you worried? >> i'm incredibly hopeful because i know the solutions we need are already here and i know that every crisis is really part danger and part opportunity like the mandarin symbol. and so, you know, it's a huge opportunity to fix things and be better than we ever were. >> better than we were. >> who knew. 1/4 of all of water goes to making -- growing alfalfa just to feed the cows. >> it's very interesting to know where it all goes. >> better rain some more then, right. >> i think we're good, rosemary. i always ask that. are we good if we get nothing else. i think we're good. and for the weekend we've got some great weather coming our way. a little cloudy out there this morning. more sunshine in store for your sunday. sunday can also come with a breeze. and in the extended forecast i'll show you this in the extended forecast where we are starting out with a nice beautiful shot there of san francisco and you can see we've got again overcast skies. storm tracker two showing you from up above where those clouds will continue to pour into the bay area for on the tail end of a seasonal that is bringing rain to northern -- well. a few sprinkles to northern california but more so the pacific northwest. areas through washington, oregon scattered showers expected there. this is going to pass through. so on sunday behind it that's when the winds are likely to kick up. especially along the coast. not everybody going to be windy. but we will be a little bit breezier on sunday. the monday, tuesday system could bring us a few sprinkles. here's a look at your future cast as we get into the afternoon. we are with mostly cloudy skies for your saturday. sunday looks to be a little better. at least in the way of sunshine but those winds will be picking up and that could actually provoke some allergy or pollen and the allergy sufferers there. so here's your monday. here's a look at the system that can bring a few sprinkles to the north bay. we'll continue to track it for you. doesn't look like a big deal. right now 20% to 30% but it could be enough to impact it. we will be watching it. 58 degrees in oakland. 54 in san francisco. in the north bay 51. san jose 55 for you. going to see the a's play. going to be nice. going to be mild. 65 degrees at game time. with a mix of sun and clouds and when you're in the stands that's beautiful weather. 65 expected for berkley this afternoon as well as san francisco. upper 60s to low 70s for the north bay. low 70s for the inner east bay and low 70s for the south bay. there's your extended forecast to temperatures. continue to cool off a bit as we get into sunday, monday, tuesday with that chance of just a little bit of light rain. >> just a blip on the radar. >> just a blip. not a big deal. >> i did notice it. >> yeah, the news room was really wheezing last night. >> oh, yeah. it comes on fast. >> it's that time. all right. thanks rosemary. another rough night for the giants as they lose again. this time they lose to the rockies. >> yep. of it's an uphill climb. madison bomb garner is put on the disabled list. >> more on that and say hello to your new surgeon general. the trump administration may just end last night and why when we come back. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! i you the afghan government says more than 100 sop jers were killed. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. there were 10 taliban fighters. two blew themselves in suicide bombers. afghan soldiers praying at a mosque inside the military base. put the casualty toll at more than 100 were dead or injured and about 80 others wounded. >> we're learning more about the man accused in thursday's dead liter report attack in -- deadly terror attack in paris. police have identified the gunman as this man carem surefy. paris's famous champe elysee. when he tried to get away police shot and killed him. >> well we saw the shooter with the gun and she started shooting bullets in the air and the police were in the street. so it's a very terrifying moment. >> police say the gunman serveded 14 years in prison on charges that included attempted attacks on the police. isis has claimed responsibility for thursday's attack. but authorities say there were no signs of radicalization. we do have a new u.s. attorney general this morning. deputy surgeon general silvia trent adams is going to take over that post after mercy was asked to resign yesterday. he was a holdover from the obama administration and in a facebook post he wrote quote while i had hoped to do more to help our nation's capital i will be forever grateful for the opportunity to have serveded. today the vice president mike pence meeting with australia's prime minister. the prime minister said the u.s. australia relationship is% now than it ever -- is more important now than it ever has been. put in place by the obama administration that president trump's once called dumb. in january president trump and termbo got into a disagreement over the. vice president's ten day tour along the asia pacific region is expected to rap up in hawaii on monday before heading back to washington. unemployment levels dropping to the lowest level in a decade. >> and a new police chief for bart. what we're learning about his background including plans for a non confidence vote from his current department. more an that when we return. holy molly is right. >> that's storm system swept through much of the southwest bringing thunderstorms and hail. the storm system continues to move across the country right now. what a show. >> i guess, yeah. all caught on tape there. >> good morning everyone i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning everyone i'm claudine wong. we actually had a few sprinkles. we are going to be dry for the weekend. temperatures on the cool side but already beginning to warm. 50 degrees in santa rosa. 56 in san francisco. we're looking at upper 50s oakland. good morning to you at 55. here's a look at storm tracker too and there's a look at that line of rain that moves through the last hour or so. told that we actually had a little bit of rain hit the ground there. but you can see it is moving on. this is just the tail end of the system. that's farther to the north of us. going to provide us with the cloud cover. going to provide us with cooler temperatures for today but we're not going to see much of any more rain out of it. giving you a look at your future cast. we'll stop it at noontime. we'll be thin at times. we'll be thick at times. a little bit of soft sunlight. a possibility. and then if you get into the evening hours it does begin to clear out more. sunday looks like it's going to be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. we'll talk about sunday in a little bit. let's talk about today. a mix of sun and clouds. if you're going to the a's game winds at about 15 miles an hour. so beautiful for you here and around the bay area. upper 60s to low 70s for the north bay. low 70s in antioch brentwood and into the south bay of san francisco. so this temperature's not as warm as yesterday. it's national parks week. want to take advantage of that. temperatures continue to cool as we get into the extended forecast. i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up. new this morning san jose police are at the scene of a triple shooting inside a motel. >> one person was killed two others were hurt. ktvu christien kafton has more on the search. >> the shooting happened inside one of the rooms inside the motel 6. the investigation still very much under way. police are telling us that they received calls about shots fired at 3:24 this morning. one man died here at the scene. two others were injured and transported to area hospital. witnesses describe hearing more than a half dozen shots. guests poured out of their rooms as investigators searched for the gunman. at this point we do not have any word on who the victims are or why they may have been targeted. police are saying they are again reviewing any witnesses and looking for any motel surveillance video that may lead them to the shooter or shooters. >> that definitely is part of our normal investigation. >> at this point san jose police are not releasing much information or any information about the shooters or the vehicles that may be associated with them. we're still trying to determine if the shooter or victim may be a guests at the hotel. at this point san jose police still shutting down the alameda while they conduct that investigation. in san jose. san jose police say a man injured by an officer charged at that officer with a knife. after witnesses reported seeing a man with a knife stabbing himself and threatening to stab others. police say the man ignored commands to put the knife down and confronted an officer who then shot him. the man was taken to the hospital and is being treated for serious injuries. the santa clara county sheriff's office and are investigating the shooting. that one happened just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon at a home on rock away lane. police say a person inside the house was shot by an officer and that person survived. so far police have not released any other details about what happened. it is 8:34. the man accused of going on a shooting ram package in fresno has been ordered to under go a mental evaluation during his first court appearance yesterday he made a number of outbursts inside the courtroom. >> american selling creed. >> cameras were not allowed to show 39-year-old cory ali muhammad he's accused of shooting and killing three white man. he's also charged with killing a motel security guard last week. judge has assigned a doctor to bail muhammad. muhammad has a history of violence dating back some two decades. >> and police in sonoma county have arrested a man on suspicion of stabbing another man. 22-year-old louis gonzalez is accused of stabbing a 23-year-old man in the arm after an argument that happened outside the center on tuesday. police say the victim's injuries are not life threatening. gonzalez was arrested yesterday at a home in santa rosa. neither gonzalez nor the victim were associated with that community center. in the deadly balcony lapse in berkley back in 2015 has lost its state license. where a balcony collapsed. killed six people and seriously injured seven others. now as part of a settlement with state regulators the company did agree to may more than $100,000 in investigative costs. bart officials say they're pleased with their hire for their next bart police chief. however, some officers who served under him have questioned his leadership. carlos rojas. the police union recently rescheduled a no confidence against him. a city appeals board considered reinstating the officer but rojas stood by his decision. along with city leaders say he's been too tough on low level officers but too soft on some of the higher ups. >> he reassured us some of the issues they were facing and a lot of it was bringing change in terms of community policing and that sometimes there's resistance when it comes to change. >> he replaces kenton rainy who retired last december. bart wants rojas to focus on officer recruitment. california's unemployment rate has dipped below for the first time below 5% in years. the state says limited $346,000 jobs were gains -- 346,000 jobs were gaineded over the years. a start up company that promised to create an all in one credit card says it doesn't have enough money to keep that business going. plastic says for now it is planning to file for bankruptcy. three years ago the company raised $9 million in a crowd funding campaign to make a payment card that can store all of your credit cards in one place. 80,000 people preordered that card but the company says it's not going to be able to fulfill any of thank those orders. that group backed out. well there are two homes in oakland for sale for just a buck each. of course besides the dollar you will also need a really good pitch. the east bay times roorts the owner's low enterprises is looking to sell a 3 bedroom two story craftsman type house in a four bedroom three story victoria home. lowe wants to build a new residential and retail complex in that area. a perspective buyer needs a viable plan on how to move the houses from their foundations and you've got to do it quickly. developers are looking to start building in in the coming weeks. so if you need a piece of property you're going to have to work around the city of oakland. but for a $1. >> you get a house. getting help for your teeth without the bill. more on a free dental clinic that is now under way in san mateo. >> but first madison bum garner is on the disabled list. just how soon he may return. stay with us. the kinks to get you going this morning. a great start around most of the bay area. even if you sprinkle cell earlier this morning over portions of the north bay. we do have a dry forecast in store for your bay area weekend. i'll have your numbers coming up. >> giants 6-11 outside of the blue jays. they have the worst record in baseball. that would be this guy madison bumgarner sprained his shoulder after dumping his dirt bike. the durable lefty has never been out on the dl. he's going to be out for 6 to 8 weeks. giants of course in colorado last night. johnny quaido and his 3-0 record as he clears the bases going yard. grand slam. first one ever off f uedo. keeping an eye right in right field. coming in and going down and little rain on the turf. he slips and that's big trouble. one run walks in. he rounds in third going home. inside the park home run and a grand slam in the same inning. ball game. giants lose it by a run. the final 6-5. chld a's got a little mow joe going with a chance to climb over the 500 mark the a's and they did it with a long ball. >> in the air right center field. right at the wall and that baby's gone. >> that's gone. yonde alonso. top 9. easy catch fly ball. now 9-8 and on a row. oakland takes it by final of 3-1. on the field the a's are exciting fans. the team is teasing their fans about staying in oakland long term. we are here, we are oakland. a ball park site in oakland will be announced later this year. hashtag rooted in oakland. kevin durant hopes to return for tonight's playoff game against the portland trail blazers. he worked out with the team yesterday before they flew over to portland. after straining his calf in game one of the playoff. the warriors distribute need him. they're up two games to none against the trail blaesers. and if it was game seven of the nba finals he'd be in. >> steve kerr would play in that game. >> they do not want to jeopardyize their long term health. and in hockey it's a must win for the san jose sharks tonight. the edmundton oilers are leading the series 3-2. the game starts at 7:30. home cooking they've got to do it and there's nothing like a playoff game series. >> they want it and i also want -- well i don't mind it being a little cooler weather-wise. >> yesterday there was this moment of like what am i feeling? >> oh, it's hot. >> yeah, we hit 80. yes, we are going to cool it down. it's a little cloudy out there. people in portions of the north bay sending me messages. yes, we are experiencing just the tail end of a system that's bringing us the cloudier sky. bringing us the cool down for your saturday and just a few sprinkles this morning. i don't think it's going to impact the rest of your day. we are going to be mainly dry and perhaps a little bit of drizzle. don't cancel your plans. giving you a view here. from my body frank. >> and from my buddy john creek. >> oh, yeah. from the moraga. >> glorious start to the day. and again we are going to be with plenty of cloud cover for today. here's a look at storm tracker two. norris bay where we saw a little bit of rain earlier this morning. over portions over the bay this morning. looks like partly cloudy and mostly clear at this time. this system moving through the pacific northwest is again going to lead to our cool-down for your weekend. still an enjoyable day out there. a lot of 60s and 70s. as we get into sunday a little bit more sunshine. here's a look at saturday afternoon where plenty of overcast in store for today. there is sunday afternoon where we'll have mostly clear skies but it could be a little breezy behind that system that's working through today. here's monday. even a better chance at a few scattered showers. that could linger into tuesday. doesn't really look like a big deal. we'll be track interesting for you. at this hour outside your door is 51 degrees in santa rosa. in the east bay 51 for livermore around the bay 51 many oakland. 55 san jose. not a bad start out there. some of 0 our inland communities started in the mid 40s this morning. so we are beginning to see a bit of of a warm up. afternoon highs for today upper 60s to low 70s. east bay shoreline mid to upper 60s. nice day out at the ball park if you're going to see the a's play. 65 san francisco. south bay low 70s. so very nice and mild for you there. 72 los gatos and 74 in gilroy. tad cooler tomorrow but we'll have more sun. a little breezy. not for everybody but definitely along the coast and many spots. upper 60s monday, tuesday with a mix of sun and clouds. >> 70s and a lot of sunshine souvendz okay to me. >> looks good. happening today all around the the world marches for science. >> that includes one right here in san francisco. and we have a preview of what's going to happen. >> good morning. so let's talk about the goal for this march. >> thanks for having me. celebrating earth day today at this march for science it r is it anti-president trump's changes to voormental policies is it all of the above? >> no. it's certainly not anti-trump. this is a non partisan march and what we are doing in addition to celebrating science it is apart of a daily lives. we are making statements and we feel it should be properly funded, publicly available. science is for everyone and we need to stand up to that and make it clear and make our voices heard that we want to continue to be a leader in the scientific world in the u.s. >> and tell us how many people do you expect. >> what we have going on. >> go ahead. >> yeah, well we have about 15,000 that have signed up and said that they're coming. another 15,000 or 17,000 have indicated interest but it's so difficult to predict. it's a beautiful day so we're definitely anticipating people. we have three parts to the march for science. the first is a rally with an amazing lineup of speakers including adam savage, the host of myth busters and that starts at 11ing here. after that we're going to march down market street and we finish with the earth day festival and science fair which is a super family friendly activity. lots of fun things to do. the san francisco 49ers, museum has a whole science football, activity area going on so we encourage people to come to which ever part of the march really fits their areas of interest and excitement. >> that sounds great. >> is there one goal, one priority or is it just to get people excited about science. >> we really do want to send a message that science needs to be adequately funded. going to really gut the budgets for the nih and the epa and if you can imagine a 20% cut to mia is a 20% cut to a lot of life-saving research that's needed for things like cancer and diabetes. and you can't cut budgets and reinstate them. you really lose a lot of momentum. so if there's one thing we really want to send a message is really consider how science can be properly funded. so it's available to everybody moving forward. >> on this good day you're getting some good weather out there. thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much for having me. >> celebration and education. sounds like they'll have a lot of people out there. costumes comics and computers are looking inside this year's silicon valley comic con. thousands of people who love comic books and technology will be in san jose this weekend for the second annual silicon valley comic con. it was organized by appleco founder as a way to bring science arts and technology together. like pam greer and then you had former astronaut buzz al drin there. a 90-acre park leased 100s of miles of trails throughout the east bay and if you need a tour guide i met just the man. a baker turned environmentalist. >> stan dotson is the operations manager. when it's time to recharge he takes a walk and in a matter of five minutes he's in his own at the trail head of diamond park canyon. >> this is kind of where i come to kind of make sense of life a little bit i think and get some exercise and clear my head. >> diamond park canyon is the gateway to oakland's vast park system. it connects neighborhoods with over 600 lush acres. from stosil creek to beautiful oaks and it's just a half mile away. >> one thing i get a lot is are we still in oakland it's like yes, it's really amazing to think that this wooded 90-acre park is surrounded by the city of oakland. >> it shows you the connection from this park all the way up through joaquin miller and the barrier ridge trail. >> he's the cofounder. he has recruited 45 men and women from astronomers to engineers. all educating hikers and bikers and dog walkers to make sure their park experience is safe and fun. these volunteers get their hands dirty too clearing debris and fallen trees off the trail. 145 trees since january alone. they are the park's embassadors. >> it's a way to give back partly and it's a way to enjoy the natural beauty and the nature we have in this city and it's a great opportunity. >> oakland's plan is funded through the good of the people. as for the volunteers they don't get paid. but then again maybe they do. >> it's just, you know, like being in a different world here and you can hear the birds and it's just beautiful. >> there's just a sense of renewal when you get into an environment like this. there's something within you that needs this connection. >> so the next time you hike, give oakland a try and say high to stan. he doesn't miss a day. >> no he doesn't. he's out there almost every day. stan will also receive oakland park's highest honor at their taste for pring awards center which i have the honor of mcing. i've got to tell you you're in the middle of oakland, you walk a half a mile and you feel like you're in mendecino or something. it was beautiful. so if you haven't been out to that park go check it out. >> it is the amazing part of the bay area. we have all of that. all right. well we are off early here on ktvu for the english premier league soccer. but we're headed over. >> we're going to flip over to ktvu ktvu plus for continue coverage of the morning news. we'll see you on the plus folks. >> chemical sea taking on tottenham. you have visions of a couple in the debut campaign but must over come a team battling them on both front. coming in impressive form, they are dreaming of ending a long silverware drought. tottenham aware that

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