a dead dairy cow here in california tests positive for mad cow disease. it is the first case. >> the fda assures us the food supply is safe. still the usda is at a dairy farm. dairy farmers say the national food inspection for catless is working. >> reporter: cows are big

business here in sonoma county. 6million-gallons of milk a day goes through this farm in petaluma. when people say mad cow disease, people here pay special attention. the diseased cow was found. the cow was randomly selected for testing after it died. about 40,000 cows a year are tested and this is the first case in the u.s. since 2006. u.s. agriculture officials say the cow was never a threat to humans. >> this particular animal did not enter the food supply at any time so there's no concern about that. >> the system is working, i wouldn't be worried at able. >> reporter: he says a lot has changed since the mad cow scares years ago. >> milk is going okay. these things will happen. they will check it out, they will figure out where the cow

came from and it'll be resolved. i wouldn't be worried about it at all. >> reporter: last year there were just 29 cases of mad cow worldwide. this is the first case ever in california. >> this announcement today should not disrupt trade the reason for that is, the we follow international guidelines. >> there's a lot of cows in california, and a lot of stuff comes up. >> reporter: in the past, the disease was blamed on a practice of feeding cows with corn meal. that practice has stopped. >> the sample from the infected cow was first tested at uc davis. agriculture officials say it is safe to drink milk and eat beef and they say the disease cannot

be transmitted in milk. a fraction of the occupy movement marched through the city late today demanding freedom for political freedom. bradley manning was on top of their list. he's facing life in prison for leaking u.s. military secrets to the website wikileaks. the march also took them to the federal building and oakland police headquarters. at 10:25, oakland protesters tried to get access and how this protest may represent a shift in tactics. new at 10:00 for the first time one of the survivors of that deadly sailing accident near the faralon islands is giving a detailed at of what

happened. what fellow sailors are saying about it,. >> reporter: a member here with the san francisco yacht club told me reading chung's four page account of what happened sent a chill up his back. in great detail, chung explained what happened, during, before and after. >> reporter: he had just endured what he called the absolute scariest 15 minutes of his life. that was roughly the amount of time he spent in the water after a wave knocked him off the wave of a 30-foot yacht low speed chase near the faralon islands. chung wrote, people have asked me if i swam for shore. the best way to describe the water in the zone is a washing machine with boulders, you don't really swim. >> reporter: this you tube video shows a rout around the

faralons taking. he said i locked my right arm to the bottom lifeline and braced for the impact. the last thing i see is the boat tipping toward vertical with a band of water still above it. a single thought races through my head, this is going to be bad. after the impact chung said he and crew member nick vass tried pulling others back into the boat while hit by a second wave. he says he never saw his other crew members again. he said everyone was wearing life jackets but none were using the 8thetters available. he says, unfortunately none of us were strapped in. >> reporter: eric rasmussen. more details on that

sailboat involved in that deadly accident 10 days ago. the yacht was lifted on to a flat bed truck. they could see the holes in the boat. a helicopter removed the boat to its new location. a student shooting was reported at james logan high school. he is hospitalized tonight in serious but stable condition and has not yet identified. logan and two oh schools in the area were locked down for several hours as reports of that shooting quickly spread. >> everybody was running and screaming they told us to go into the nearest classroom. >> i was scared. i said prayer. i was scared. >> reporter: police say the gunman may be the same person

seen leaving the scene in a large white pickup with blue writing, he was described like a heavy set latino man wearing a yellow vest. new details tonight on the shooting rampage at oikos university that killed seven people. for the first time we see the inside of that classroom, it's been cleaned up. the painful memories remain. >> reporter: outside at noon each day they come together to remember not the violence but the victims. and until now the front steps piled high with memorials is all we've seen of the once relatively unknown christian based school. just behind the boarded up front door here with all the memorials to the # victims is the classroom where most of them were shot. >> this is where the shooting happened. >> reporter: it was full of life that day three weeks ago a

teacher and 13 nursing students just two months from graduating. >> we repainted everything. >> reporter: the bloody scene now painted over, expect in their minds. >> it's very difficult for us to everyone be in the building. >> reporter: chief operating officer said nothing about shooting suspect one goh. >> to tell you the truth, i don't think i can ever forgive him. >> reporter: he came in and went into the office where kathelyn ping was working. >> he got her there and went in here and this is where the tragedy happened. >> reporter: the surviving nursing students attending class in fremont. classes in other subjects have resumedded here. lucas castro again is teaching english as a second language. >> we heard some loud pops.

and heard a few women screaming. >> reporter: he and his students escaped but are haunted by the memories. >> the whole situation just seems so surreal and not like we were part of it in a way. >> reporter: school officials say they hope to build a memorial out front with an entrance to this classroom. they want the world to always remember seven beautiful people they say now are in heaven. in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. we have a developing story out of san francisco at this hour. police are investigating a shooting in the ocean view district that sent one man to the hospital. it happened about 8:45 tonight on f era lon street. witnesses tell us that a man was shot in the head and was laying on the sidewalk they say he was very seriously injured and may not survive. so far no word from police on exactly what happened. the san bruno city council met tonight but put off a decision on the fate of that pg & e pipeline that exploded a

year and a half ago. three options are being considered, leave the pipe in the ground and fill it with concrete. remove part of the pipe and fill the rest with concrete or tear it out all together. the pipeline hasn't been used since the natural gas explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in september 2010. san bruno fire chief dennis haag announced today he is retiring. the san bruno explore put him in the spotlight. haag has been a firefighter for 30 years. he plans to step down next month. apple stock dropped when it's quarterly earnings exceeded expectation. stocks rose 7% after hours nearing the $600 mark. apple said it's second quarter mark was $11.6 billion that is almost doubled compared to last

year at this time. the cupertino based company sold 35 million iphones just in the first three months of the year. better than expected sales by at&t by 3% mostly on the strength of iphone and mobile data packages. the dow closed up 74 points inching back above the 13,000 level just slightly. the nasdaq fell eight points dragged down in part by yesterday's disappointing earnings from los gatos based netflix. a noisy protest by teachers. the deal

hundreds of public school teachers rallied where the district is getting ready to making final decisions about lay offs and potential cuts. new at 10:00, amber lee is live in the city to tell us what the teachers are being asked to give up. amber-- >> reporter: frank, we're outside school district headquarters where a school board meeting is going on right now. school workers who received lay

off notices are speaking out about proposed cuts. on busy franklin street this evening, drivers honked as teachers, teachers, aides and their supporters picketed. hundreds of workers are on limbo after receiving preliminary lay off notices. >> this is my fourth year in the district, and this is my fourth year of getting a pink slip. it's been like this every year and it's very frustrating for us. >> reporter: but it's unknown how many teachers are going to be returning. the district says it is face as deficit over the next two school years. >> we're not the enemy in this situation, the enemy happens to be the state of california. >> reporter: proposed cuts

include suspend teacher sabbaticals. eliminate some prep time, and implementing eight furlough days. >> give them a furlough day. we have to take a day off or pay a babysitter. >> reporter: the district says it had to implement four furlough days each of the last four school years. >> if we do what we're being skaod to do. not make any cuts, this school system would collapse. >> reporter: despite tonight's protest a negotiator with the school district told us he hopes both sides will work out their differences by the beginning of next month. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now from tonight's meeting. the school board unanimously approved the hiring of richard carranza. he has been the deputy superintendent since 2009. carranza has worked as a

principal and teacher including a stint in tucson as a mariachi teacher. the district attorney's office says 49-year-old carlos guzman garza has been charged with two counts of rape after two victims came forward. he was arrested for illegally performing facelifts as well as lip and buttock augmentation all without a medical license. federal investigators say they found 45,000xtasy pills, four pound of crack cocaine, 5 pounds of marijuana, half a pound of heroin and $200,000 in cash. according to the fbi25 people were arrested in three states last thursday. local arrests were in oakland, vallejo, fairfield and stockton.

investigators say the alleged ring change from vallejo, to milwaukee. police are investigating whether a man who was found dead in his apartment earlier this month may have died from a blow he suffered during a fight in san francisco. police found 40-year-old nowindra "mike" singh in his apartment. there was no foul play but an autopsy found that singh died of head trauma. anyone with information about that incident is asked to call police. it was a clean sweep tonight for republican presidential candidate mitt romney, he won five state primaries. reporting jonathan hunt tells us romney is now looking ahead to november. >> reporter: mitt romney sweeps all five north eastern states in the latest gop primaries. the former massachusetts governor winning new york, rhode island, connecticut,

pennsylvania, and delaware by large margins. >> after 43 primaries and caucuses, many long days, and more than a few long nights, i can say with confidence and gratitude that you have given me a great honor and solemn responsibility and together we are going to win on november 6th. >> reporter: focusing on the full campaign, the likely republican nominee continues to take jabs at obama. >> four years ago obama dazzled us. after we came down to earth, after all the celebration and the parades what do we have to show for 3.5 years of president obama? >> nothing. >> reporter: newt gingrich says he will decide his next steps after these primaries especially delaware. the former house speaker

spending a long time in those states. >> senator romney is going to have a very good night. >> reporter: meanwhile, obama met with college students in campuses. those states expected to be key battlegrounds this fall. in new york, jonathan hunt, fox news. more details now, mitt romney picked up more delegates tonight. he now has 144. he needs 844 to get the gop nomination. rick santorum is out of the race but has 260. ron paul 79. and despite the clouds today temperatures were on the mild side. actually warm in morgan hill. 80-degree. temperatures trend down tomorrow with a few more clouds and a chance of some sprinkles. could be light sprinkles but they're in the forecast. computer model goes like this. tonight we have clouds. tomorrow morning for the commute we have a lot of cloud cover and i suspect there's going to be a little bit of

drizzle and springs -- sprinkles in the north bay. computer model is not picking up on that, that gives you an idea of how light it'll be. we'll see greens pop up in the inland valleys. east of livermore showers, but at this time i expect light scattered showers as well. not a big deal. so prepare for an afternoon commute that could be a little wet on it as well. we will roll the model where there's another system coming through. this animation from planetary resources incorporated invisions probing asteroids. how some occupy protesters got into wells fargo shareholders meeting today and

it could be the occupy movement latest movement. targeting banks. >> reporter: hundreds of people marched through san francisco's bank district. >> it's robo signing and people are losing their homes and it's ruining the economy. while their making out with the largest first quarter profits that they just announced. >> reporter: from testers plan to use stock certificates or statements to gain access to the meeting and speak out on

economic injustices. >> we were told that they were wells fargo were letting their shareholders into the shareholder meeting and what they did was kettle us into an empty building that didn't have access into the meeting. >> reporter: 15 were escorted out by police after allegedly disrupting the meeting. >> each person that spoke up about the truth, were escorted out of the meeting. >> reporter: a wells fargo spokesman says, wells fargo represents the right for people to peacefully organize. >> let him through, let him through. >> now you guys are freaking nuts. >> reporter: in some ways it was business as usual for the bank. wells fargo shareholders elected 15 new directors and approved a compensation plan

for company executives. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on wells fargo and etc. role in the -- and its role in the financial crisis. two years ago the bank was fined for p pushing some customers to high prized sub prime loans. the bank paid 6 billion in taxes last year but no taxes in the three years prior. last year the bank earned $15.9 billion in profits. alameda board of supervisors voted unanimously to accept the resignation of nadia lockyer. if they can't agree governor

brown would name a replacement. those two spills happened in december of that year releasing a total of 3 million- gallons of waste water around kenfield. the district will pay $800,000 in fines the rest of the money is to go toward improving infrastructure and improving wildlife habitat in the area. a former bp engineer is the first person to face criminal charges in connection with that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. kurtmicks was charged with obstruction of justice today. prosecutors say he deleted hundreds of text messages discussing the failed efforts to control the spill and that the spill was much larger than bp first thought. kids drinking hand sanitizer to get drunk.

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a bizarre new fad is prompting a serious warning from health officials. teenagers are actually drinking hand sanitizer in order to get drunk. as patti lee tells us it's a dangerous stunt that's sending a growing number of young people to emergency rooms. >> reporter: poison control can i help you. >> reporter: at the poison control center in san francisco. calls about alcohol poisoning from drunking hand sanitizer are up. >> i'm not sure if it's an up tick or if it's a new issue.

>> swallow it, swallow it. >> reporter: you tube is filled with videos showing teenagers chugging hand sanitizer and then passing out. >> it's more potent than most of the alcohols that are available. >> reporter: toxicologist deroni says that most alcohol is 3%. >> you had a kid that weighed 10 pounds and decided to drink 8-ounces they would have a blood alcohol level twice the limit which we consider near lethal. >> reporter: recently two people in new mexico died of swigging a cocktail of hand sanitizer and mouthwash. but so far there are no fatalities in california but the numbers are troubling. >> we've gotten 22 calls

related to exposure to hand sanitizer. >> reporter: they don't know if they're dealing with a potential trend or potential health problem but today there is a warning to parents to institute the jell for foam for good measure. in san francisco, patti lee. new figures are suggesting the number of foreclosures in california are leveling off. fewer homes in the state entered foreclosure during the first three months this year than in the whole year. that is down almost 17.6% compared to the same time last year and it is the lowest number since the second quarter of 2007. >> two people suffered minor injuries in a five car crash on the golden gate bridge. the accident happened at 8:20 this morning on the northbound lanes. traffic was backed up in both

directions as emergency vehicles and tow trucks responded to the crash at mid- span. one car rear ended another and that set off a chain reaction crash. the san francisco medical examiner has identified a man struck and killed by a munni train yesterday as 62-year-old daniel dillan of san francisco. dillan was in a wheelchair on the platform at the civic center station before the accident which severed one of his legs. it's still not clear how he came to be on the tracks. we want to remind you that doyle drive the crucial road will be shut down. it'll be closed from friday night to 5:00 a.m. on monday. it's expected to take that long to demolish is structure. in the meantime traffic is going to be diverted right here on to highway 1 through the

presidio. a temporary seismically safe road will be erected while the bridge is finished. a homecoming for two soldiers that met on duty. the couple just walked through the terminal and will soon walk down the aisle. >> reporter: military family reunions here at san francisco airport are not unusual but the arrival of two soldiers just a few hours ago, well it could be best described as a military match. american heros here, american heros. >> reporter: a mother hugs her son and hugs the soldier he prague with him. >> you brought someone with

you? >> yes, another mechanic. >> reporter: marlian seaphore are stationed in south korea. they're state side to get married. >> she's one of my soldiers, things just went from there. >> on my birthday he came and, i guess what you call the dressed blue uniform, he got down on one knee and proposed, yeah. >> reporter: the mother is part of the -- >> sort of like the nurse you know the injury guy, and the nurses kind of like that. when you see someone every day. you just it just happened. >> yeah, i'm very lucky. >> reporter: the family just told me by telephone that the couple's first meal tonight was

a jack in the box because they missed american food. the couple will return to south korea as mr. and mrs. after a may fourth wedding in denver. live at sfo, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. and lloyd made a bit of his own news today announcing plans to retire in june. lloyd is an alumni of san jose state and has been our chief bureau reporter for 25 years. he's the first national president of the asian american journal association. today he was thanked for his decades of hard work. >> channel 2 over the years has had the trust all in me to go out and cover stories of really truly historical significance. and in many ways the viewers out there have experienced what

i've experienced through my eyes. >> along with his nightly reporting duties lloyd has been doing some teaching in recent years. he hasn't decided exactly what's next. the good news is his distinguished career isn't over just yet. lloyd will be with us right here on the 10:00 news for seven more weeks. and lloyd broke the news this afternoon on our facebook wall. you can watch the video and send your best wishes for his retirement at ktvu channel 2 on facebook and you will also find a special tab on ktvu.com with video of lloyd's many many many reports over the years. >> lloyd is just a great reporter. no frills, just always there, always dependable, always does a great job. >> call him to go to guy. >> absolutely. it's been wrapped in fishing line and buoys, the latest sighting of a whale that needs help and why researchers won't try to reach it right away. back here in 10 minutes, we have some rain to talk about. i'll let

some high school students plan to help with the clean up after vandals broke spirits. the vandals struck the community garden sunday night. thousands of people have small plots in that garden it also serve as an educational project for literacy for environment project. >> i got upset because i know how hard ledge and everybody here works so hard and so many days to make this place look nice for somebody just to come down here and destroy everything that we've been working for for so long it just hurts. >> reporter: gardeners say when

the vandals turned over the tables in the garden some 9,000 seedlings fell out of their con tapers and they'll be lucky to salvage half of those. someone drove by a house in alameda this evening and just opened fire. several bullet holes can clearly be seen on the side of the building and the windows. this happened around 5:00 p.m. on buena vista avenue. police say at this point they have very little information on a suspect or a motive. a hostage situation caused some tense moments at a bank in hayward today. it all started about 11:30 this morning when a teller set off a silent alarm. police arrived and found a man holding a woman hostage and threatening her with a knife. he eventually let her go and surrendered after she told him

she was pregnant. two employees have resigned after a night with a prostitute in columbia. some disturbing reports from united nations officials in syria. they said that syrians who have talked to monitors may have been harassed, arrested or killed by security forces. in the meantime opposition members posted new videos of gunshots and shellings in several cities this despite a seize fire. special envoy copiana says the situation in syria is bleak. in the african nation of chad, a humanitarian crisis is brewing. unicef estimates 425,000 children under the age of 5 will die this year tr -- from

acute malnutrition. the region haven't recovered. in peru the attorney for van der sloot is requesting a -- a teenager from alabama vanished in aruba back in 2005. van der sloot is facing charges for allegedly trying to extort holloway's mother. the 40-foot long marine mammal has managed to swim 700 miles from the north from where it was first spotted. rescuers there managed to remove some of the line but the whale disappeared before they could finish. a spokesman for the marine council says another attempt will be made to cut the debris

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the case of missing teenager sierra lamar is prompting new policies at bay area schools. parents count notified a lot sooner when their child doesn't show up for class. >> reporter: there are almost 9,000 students attending public school in morgan hill now parents will find out in the morning if one of their students did not show up for class. sierra lamar disappeared but her parents did not find out

until the evening notification. 10:30a.m. calls as well as 6:30 p.m. calls will go out. some say it'll be difficult to track active on the move students. >> he's not supposed to be answering his cell phone at school so i wouldn't expect him to answer any way. it would not make a big difference in answering me my concerns at that point. i would still assume he's at school. >> reporter: at near by st. katherine school where there's already prompt notification system, the school has still fielded calls from parents. >> i think all of them are reassured because they know we're very strict about safety. >> reporter: some parents say they still pray for sierra's return and it makes them for aware but -- >> i would not panic, i would just try to find out what's

going on. >> reporter: they hope the extra awareness will turn out more volunteers for searches tomorrow and friday. there's word tonight that san jose voters will get a chance in november to raise the minimum wage to 10 $10 per hour. the students and supporters submitted 30,000 signatures and according to the mercury news, the registrar has confirmed the initiative has qualified to on the ballot. san jose's american idol returned home today to be honored by the city. the elk grove senior was

serenaded by the choir club. >> thank you just everybody, thank you for all the support from my hometown it really means the world to me. you know coming back here and just getting all that love. >> reporter: brackensick's time with american idol isn't over just yet. he will perform with the top 13 during a tour this summer. you can watch the six american idol contestants perform then another performer will be sent home. we have a little bit of rain to talk about and i mean a little bit. especially tomorrow. we have two weather systems, one very weak. thursday's system has a little more use but still light showers in the forecast. the winds out of the southwest at five. so something like this. that's out by the richmond bridge so it's a southwesterly wind. what you would expect is winds begin to shift out of the south a little bit more. that lets you know things are

starting to turn around in terms of shower chances. we're in the 70s. and even an 80-degree reading. the biggest system is on thursday. maybe a quarter of an inch at the top of the rain. maybe .10 for many of us. you see the system is at it. we will back it up. here comes the first one, that one is coming in with that trajectory. this model has suggested these two will link up and give us a bigger storm. that's not going to happen. all we have is two dinky storms coming through here. you will see some sun and some sprinkles. you will see most of the sprinkles in the afternoon. you will see most of the sprinkles until the mortgage

-- sprinkles in the morning. let's take a look, 8:00 a.m. on wednesday the morning commute tomorrow. nothing. check out mornings on 2, steve will be here in the morning. it'll be not a major deal so traffic should go smoothly. in the afternoon tomorrow, you see showers popping up in the inland bay valleys and widely scattered. just be ready for some sprinkles is what i would do. we know what these are supposed to look like when they're strong. these are fractures, just broken apart. doesn't have muff going on

wednesday's system sprinkles at best. >> i know those when you can't figure out how to put your wipers on. >> tomorrow is one of

the bay area is known for its fancy food but this morning at the east bay it was back to basics at the reopening of the krispie kreme reopening. some people camped overnight. it shut down back in 2007 as part of a company reorganizization. managers say they are back in business and have hired 85 employees. >> those look good. mark is here, i grew up in the east bay, watching the a's. pulling for them and they did pretty good. >> tony malone has been good. won for the third time out. there might not be a lot of folks at the open coliseum but they're of a partying sorts. the a's are on the board but hoping to get one for

insurance. and they did just that, two batters later when eric sogart singled. colon went 8 innings. the giants rolled into cincinnati hot and got cooled down by an old nemesis. leaves the pitch up in the zone and the first to brandon phillips and phillips makes him play. that's a 2-run shot. cain was charged with three of them. the rest charged to reliever otero. knocked 9-2 the final. as cain losing for the ninth time. pablo sandoval hit in his eighth straight game to start his season. breaking a former record

formally held by willie mays. and golden state leading the hornets by five with less than two minutes to play. marco molenemi hits the three. the warriors could play for the last shot. charles jenkins will drive, his shot blocked by gustavo ion. gold tending called on chris wright and that's how it ends. the hornets close the game by scoring seven straight to win 83-81. the warriors eighth worse in the league with one to play. the punishment was handed out today for the guy who calls himself metta word peace. but on sunday acted like good old ron artest. james harden on the receiving end of an elbow that ron artest said was just an exuberant celebration for a dunk.

it was another year of exiting the play offs much sooner than they would have liked for the sharks. the players cleaned out their lockers after being eliminated by the blues on saturday. the stat that's impossible to ignore that team leaders did not account for a single point between them. no goals, no assists. it was something acknowledged today by marlough wants to do better if he survives. >> i'm here to do a job and produce and i did do that. so, you know, you have to learn from that obviously. it's not what anybody wanted it's not what i wanted. >> reporter: today promoted bob myers to general manager. >> all right, thanks joe. >> thanks joe. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we'll see you the next time

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