a sexual assault. where it happened and the shocking ages. we're following developments in one of san francisco's busiest streets, still shut down

because of a fatal crash. the gunman opens -- a gunman opens fire. one critical question still needs to be answered. >> the iphone is on sale and people are lining up at the door. good morning. >> right now police in oakland are investigating a horrible child rape case. police are looking for two young byes in the case. they violently lay tacked a young by in the bathroom of a boys and girls club. this morning we found out the victim is 7 years old.

we got this video shortly after the child's mother took hick to oakland children's hospital. police will return to the club to question staff members and review surveillance tape. kraig debro joins us with more. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: want to speak with the president of the boys and girls club. mr. cal stanley is the person we spoke to. he said for the first time he spoke to us. he did speak to his managers at the boys and girls club. he said there was no commotion and no one had any idea what happened. cal stanley said he has been associated with the boys and girls club since 1970. he, in fact, attended that club and nothing like this ever happened. we'll show you some of the video

oo. cal short for calves ter stanley. i'm the president of the boys and girls club of oakland. our hearts go out to the young person at the center of this and to his family. of course the club has been around for 70 years and providing for the moral, mental and physical well-being of all of our kids. so the young person who is at the center of this and the 2100 others that frequent all three of our clubs, usually, it's a positive place for kids. >> reporter: that was cal stanley, the president of the boys and girls club of oakland. we also learned from police they first got the report at 7:00 last night. again, the boy did not tell anybody at the club. he went home, told his mother.

his mother took him from oakland. we learned within the past 20 minutes or so, they're calling this a sexual assault. technically, the definition, it's not possible in terms of legalese to rape a boy so they're calling it a sexual assault. we're not sure of many details beyond that. police will be back at the club to talk to managers. we'll hear more from that interview. reporting live, kraig debro, channel 2 news. >> we have an update about a story we've been telling you about in san francisco. geary street closed down. the fatal accident happened just after 2:00 this morning. police want to know if alcohol or drugs were involved in this horrible crash. now some muni buses are being rerouted. sal will give us the latest

update on how the traffic is being affected. sheriff's deputies in richmond are searching for the gunman who opened fire on a passing transit bus. five passengers were onboard this bus when the bullets crashed through the windows. at least one passenger was hit in the face with shattered glass. we still don't know if someone on the bus was targeted or if this was a random shooting. jade hernandez will bring us a live report. minutes ago verizon and apple stores opened their doors for customers, looking to get their hands on iphone 4. a lot of people have been waiting a long time for this. >> reporter: some of these

people have been waiting four years to buy an iphone that was not an at&t iphone. the point of it all is there truly is a choice. joining me is the spokesperson for at&t throughout the northern california area. what we don't see are the hundreds of people in line. why do you suspect that is? >> we original originally launched it last week to our existing verizon customers. that may have played a role. we have folks who were here dark and early and seen a steady flow ever since. >> reporter: this is also available at walmarts. this is also available at apple stores. the fact of the matter is this is one of the most widely distributed telephones in the history of telephones. as a result of that, you're not likely to have lap line.

the reality is, some people sait customers. others said they wanted to wait until later versions of the phone. all of that plays into this and all of that is something we will be talking about for the rest of the day. just about an hour ago the government released it's weekly jobs report and the numbers are down. claims fell by 36,000 last week. the lowest level since 2008. this could mean fewer layoffs. right now unemployment is at 9% which is still pretty high. fed chairman ben bernanke said it may take at least five years for the jobless rate to get back to the normal rate below 6%. this is finally decision day at u.c. berkeley. the chance or will announce the

fate of the baseball team and four other teams. they may be eliminated after the university's budget crisis. sports fans stepped up to the plate. they actually raised $15 million, but that may not be enough. >> for this to be taken away, it's a big deal. >> if it's taken away, you're going someplace else. >> yes. >> our future is up in the air. >> along with baseball, men's and women's gymnastics, rugby and la crosse may be eliminated. it may save cal $4 million a year. we want to check in with sal for an update on the traffic, including the situation in san francisco where that fatal crash has shut down a busy intersection. we can't get the chopper picture right now but i will let you know we'll have it in just a

moment. a lot of people are calling in. they're concerned about it. it's one of san francisco's busiest streets. part of it is open. part of it is closed. we'll get a live picture. san francisco northbound and southbound 101. this commute looks okay coming into the city. the traffic is moving along pretty well. also, the commute on westbound bay bridge incline is looking okay. let's go to the south bay. i want to show you the freeway. northbound 280 has improved. 85 is not bad. we're off to a pretty good start. highway 101 of the peninsula looks good. it hasn't become slow just yet. we've been watching the livermore valley. there was an earlier crash. that's gone but traffic is very heavy on the all tap month -- --

altamont mass. >> steve wasn't kidding when he said it's cold out there. 20s and 30s. we drop right on down. we don't have to worry about clouds. santa rosa near 30. there's a chilly to the morning air. after everything is said and done it will be sunny. 31 sonoma. pleasantton 35. the marina district at 34. cole valley down to 32. 28 at the napa airport. santa rosa 31. 34 concord. that's at buchanan. livermore, there must ab breeze. they were down to 32.

36 redwood city. san mateo starting off at 36 and will go to 54. temperatures near average which is near 58 to 64. high pressure is trying. maybe next week. early next week it looks like rain. if you have plans for the weekend, no problem. the weekend looks good. they all look good but this one mostly sunny. the rain returns next week. will it establish itself, lock itself or give us a couple days of rain and get out of here. it looks like rain will get back in here. 20s, 30s and 40s, then sunny and mild. 61 vallejo. fairfield 61. low to mid-60s with one upper 60. half moon bay 60.

morgan hill at 63. a lot of 30s will give way to 60. no change until sunday. cooler and increasing clouds on monday. tori and dave. the american-born man hop has replaced -- who has replaced osama bin laden as the top terror threat to our company. who are joining the protesters in the main square by the thousands. how this picture brought an end to the career of a congressman. plus, save our school. what the angry parents are doing.

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geary boulevard. fortunately, the 38 and the 33 are running through here again and it's open. you won't have any big delays. looks like things have returned to normal. breaking news from cairo. the associated press is reporting that a senior army commander has told egyptian protesters that all their demands will be met. what that means remains to be seen but the number of protesters continues to be growing. the 17 days of protests calling for president hosni mubarak's resignation are now focusing on economic problems and corruption. bus drivers and public transport workers have joined thousands of employees on strike today. the director of the national

counter-terrorism said another man has taken over osama bin laden's place. in testimony on capitol hill, cleric alacki and his al qaeda ties in yemen are now a danger to the u.s. he uses the internet to inspire followers inside the u.s. to launch lone wolf attacks. homeland security secretary janet napolitano said homegrown terrorism puts the u.s. at the greatest risk of attack since 9/11. republicans in washington, d.c. are reeling from the fallout of a scandal of one of their own who suddenly resigned last night. let's go to the craigslist scandal that forced a new york congressman to resign. >> reporter: let's get right to the picture that everyone is talking about this morning. this is the shirtless photo that

congressman chris lee sent a woman he encountered through craigslist. he told the woman he's a divorced lobbiest but he's a marid congress man. gawker ran the story and he resigned in hours. this all happened so quickly. i was at an event with him. he had been working with the families of keoghan aircraft victims. >> i'm honored to represent many of them. >> reporter: a number of his constituents said they are disappointed he resigned to quickly. now taxpayers in new york will have to foot the bill for a special election for the seat. it is expected to remained in republican hands. >> thank you. it is 7:17. this morning we're following overnight news out of allentown,

pennsylvania. a leaking gas line is being blamed for a deadly explosion that leveled one home and set fire to others. it happened at 10:45 last night. one person has died. at least five people are still missing. today rescue crews are searching the rubble for more victims. a new investigation into pg&e safety practices shows the utility did not follow its own safety guidelines. regulators have focused on them since the fire in san bruno. it found out that pg&e put off inspections for more than two years. records showed two years ago the facility did not have proper procedures in place. santa rosa schools are about to make their first round of cuts. the school board voted to cut

$1.4 million out of the budget. that means ninth grade class sizes will get bigger and a counseling program will be eliminated. a group of parents from westwood elementary school in concord will be holding an emergency meeting tonight. they're angry after finding out that the mt. diablo school district is looking into closing westwood or silverwood. earlier this week they voted to close holbrook and glenbrook. the meeting will be held in the calf tear tonight at 7:00 p.m. he's california's highest made transit boss. the however -- now how much he's making. it's slow in the valley if you're driving in from san jose or morgan hill. the come mouth has become slow.

the san francisco chronicle is reporting that a witness saw steve jobs at the headquarters. it was visiting on january 21st when he saw jobs walk out of the building. this is the first reported sighting since early january when jobs said he was taking a medical leave. people on both sides of a water issue will pack a meeting. they will argue the pros and cons of jet skis at mavericks. many sur fers argue jet skis save lives and point to many rescues, including one last month. critics say jet skis are noisy. they pollute the water and scare off wildlife. the u.s. postal service lost

$329 million in the first quarter of the current physical year. that's up when they lost, $97 million. the post office keeps losing as people mail fewer letters. postal service is required to make advance payments for expected healthcare costs. ferrari is face lag lawsuit over the name of the new formula one racing car. this says they violated it. ferrari named it the f150. the company said it's to mark the 150th anniversary of the unification of italy. a fight is brewing in mississippi over a proposed licensed plate that would honor a kk ch. leader. the son of the veteran wants to

sponsor the plate that features the man who is viewed by some as a military genius but for others of being a kkk grand wizard after the war. the naacp calls him a terrorist leader. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> the traffic is getting slower. we have slow traffic in some of the typical spots. we'll show you highway 4 as you get up to highway 24. highway 24, as you drive through this area, is also slow in lafayette. traffic is getting slow in hayward, heading south on 880. so we do have slow traffic all over the east bay. 7:24. let his go to steve. >> i was reading my tweets. >> a lot of cold readings.

33 in east pet lou a. temperatures a couple of upper 20s. it's good to go. wall to wall sunshine. severe clear. by the way, in case you haven't heard, there was a reading in oklahoma city yesterday of minus 27 degrees. coldest ever recorded in the state of oklahoma. we're sitting here complaining about 30s. it's been brutally cold. the pattern has been locked. we'll have sunshine but napa is at 28. livermore is at 38. they were down to 33. i'll have to dig deeper. 39 san jose. the target forecast starting off at 34. 63 for a high today. near average on the highs, which is near 58 to 64. the most i'd say 90% everyone will be in the pattern. it's a big weekend. big, big. love is in the air weekend. mostly sunny. rain returns next week. i've been saying it for two

weeks. next tuesday looks solid for rain. cold morning, sunny, warmer, but temperatures in the low 60s or a few mid-60s. very close to what we had. no change through saturday, patchy fog. mostly sunny. increasing clouds on monday. >> all right. thank you. this is 7:25. a shocking sexual assault at a boys and girls club in the east bay and the victim is just 7 years old. we just talked to the club owner. also, where police say a local runaway girl hid for two months and how this could lead to criminal charges. see that gentleman in the blue? that's oscar day la jolla. he just talked to us.

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right now, police in oakland are looking for two young byes wanted in a horrible sexual assault case. they vie lently attacked a young by in the bathroom of a boys and girls club. we find out the victim is just seven years old. police were outside the hospital

gathering information. >> 30 minutes ago. ktvu news spoke to them. >> our hearts go out to the young person and the family. >> police will return to the club to question staff members. kraig debro was the only reporter on the story this morning and will have more at 8 a.m. this morning sheriff's deputies in richmond are out there searching for the gunman who opened fire on a passing transit bus. there's a major development in this investigation. what happened, jade? >> reporter: we moved, dave, to where the damaged bus may be. this is the yard in richmond. you can see a bus coming out of the yard. i did speak with the spokesman for ac tran set. he sit it was not a drive-by

shooting. the shooting was targeted. you can see the damage. it happened near the intersection of third and grove. the bus driver had stopped at the bus stop where eight mean wearing hoodies approached the bus. one man got on and off quickly president the group outside moved to the back of the bus and the driver heard gunshots. there were eight passengers on the bus. one man was hurt by flying glass. no one else was seriously injured. the bus rolled to 7th and pennsylvania where it stopped it. happened about 9:30. it happened in west contra costa near richmond. let's lessen to the spokesman describe the condition. >> about eight people walked up to the bus from the outside. one of the eight got on the bus, looked toward the back of the bus and got off. then the eight people who were off the bus walked towards the rear of the bus and some shots

were fired. >> reporter: no arrests have been made. we've called a spokesman for contra costa county. as soon as we hear from him we'll let you know. we are at the transit yard. we're told the bus that was damaged is out of service this morning. jade hernandez, reporting. a napa county jail inmate is in critical condition right now after setting fire to his clothing in his cell. correction officials say the man wrapped himself in toilet paper last night and used a spark from a tv cord to set off the fire. we don't know the man's name but we do know he used to be a patient mat napa state hospital. he was sent to the jail in september on suspicious of -- suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. oakland firefighters say a man whose burned body was found

at a homeless encampment may have been asleep. someone spotted smoke and flames at the off-ramp. when authorityings got -- authorities got there they found a badly burned body. there was a dog tied to a leash. that dog was not hurt. police say the fire does not seem to be suspicious. we don't have any word yet on who that man was. a concord woman may face criminal charges for allegedly hiding a teenage runaway. stephanie cut ran away in november. she contacted her family a couple weeks ago to see say -- to say she was safe. investigators learned she was hiding at the home of eva nickels, the mother of the girl's boyfriend. investigators spent ours looking for -- hours looking for the

teen. the tracy teen who was shackled and tortured has filed a claim against secretary -- sacramento's child protection services. video recorded in 2008 at a tracy gym captured the moment when the teen escaped after nearly a year in captivity. the four people convicted in the case are all serving prison sentences. in just about two hours from right now a san francisco man who's accused of beating a catholic priest will be back in court to find out what charges he will be facing. yesterday the judge ruled that the priest, father jerrold lindner will not have to testify. 43-year-old william lynch claims that the priest sexual assaulted he and his brother when they were young boys f convicted, william lynch could face up to

four years in prison. a bay area ceo is reportedly offering to take a pay cut now as the three transit agencies he leads struggles financially. mike scan on has offered to sacrifice part of his $400,000 year salary. cal trane faces a $30 million deficit. we want to check in once again with sal for an update on the commute. all right. it is getting busy out there. the traffic is busy if you are driving in many areas this morning. for example, the bay bridge. this is the busiest we've seen it. it's backed up for 20, maybe a 25 minutes delay coming into san francisco. also, the morning commute will be slow on 880 northbound

getting up mast the high street exit. contracosta county. slow traffic concord to walnut creek. then it picks up. if you're driving to livermore 580 is busy near thal that month -- altamont. >> all the tweets coming in, cold out there, two reports from east pet that lou a -- petaluma. it's a cold morning for us. it's cold for us. sunshine today. i'll say patchy fog. it's a dry air mass, sunny and warmer as the high tries to flex

its muscle. mostly sunny, cooler. clouds start to roll in, rain on tuesday. there you go. that's the way this looks. we still have lots of sunshine for the next couple of days. the temperatures because we lost the winds for most, there could be a breeze here and there. when you lose that breeze, it goes right on down. santa rosa, for everyone it's sunny, a coast bay inland. temperatures starting off very brisk. sonoma 31. pleasantton at 35. the marine that district 34. 44 at petrara hill. 28 at the napa airport. that's cold. 34 concord. 39 even san jose. you know if you go over 101 closer to sunnyvale it's 35, 36.

san mateo at 36. 63 yesterday, so very close to yesterday's high. high pressure, though is just saying go ahead. try and knock me ot of here. go ahead. i dare you. i double dare you. until then everything looks good. the weekend, many people have plans. it does look all right. saturday will probably be the best day. will it stay locked in or give us a couple days of rain and eject out. i don't know yet. there's no consensus. there is rain on tuesday. low, mid-a few upper. around 60 to 66 covers the spread. i don't see any change over the next couple of days, maybe slightly warmer for saturday. after that we start to cool down on sunday, increasing clouds on monday. that's good news for the golfers. in less than 30 minutes, the

world's top golfers will tee off at the pebble beach pro am. claudine wong joins us. >> george lopez, nice enough to join us. how are you doing? >> it's a great day to watch people play a game. >> we know this is your home turf. you have home field advantage. this is home. new faces, a few of them. >> we have anthony anderson, kangaroo jack. you cran get that at starbucks. barber shop quartet. transformers. he was killed early in jurassic

park. >> no. i was killed late in the departed. >> nominated for an academy award. >> golf. who's better. >> i'm black. he's brown. we're about the same. >> he's high maintenance. i had to go to monitor rain mattress company to get him a mattress. >> how's your back? >> he's shaking his head. >> nothing manny paquio couldn't fix. these are hot. >> reporter: what are those? >> the george lopez poker chips. i said you can't trade that. >> reporter: are you going to give it to me? >> yes. >> reporter: when you get to saturday, how intense will this be? >> this week goes by so fast.

ray romano says you never want to wish your life away. as soon as this tournament is over, you can't wait for it to come back. it should ab great week. >> reporter: record ticket sales? >> it's nice. >> everyone wants to see you. >> they want to see you. >> reporter: i appreciate you taking the time. >> this may be where you may be wearing too much lip gloss. >> reporter: wow. he said he who talk to us if we offered him coffee. i offered him my very sad cold coffee. he didn't take it but cram over here anyway. that's the latest from pebble beach, took over that, but we're having a good time. >> i think you broke a few golf protocols. >> reporter: a lot of them. we'll tell you about more breaking news coming in from cairo. the app -- the associated press

is reporting that hosni mubarak will speak soon. we have been following the latest tweets. they say they believe this means that president mubarak will step down. this is what the protesters have been asking for since the protests began 17 days ago. at this point we cannot confirm that however, the crowds in the main square are cheering. some say president mubarak will announce his resignation tonight and transfer power to his new vice-president, a new tweet in from a google said mission accomplished. we'll bring you the latest developments as we get them. bay pear -- area foreclosures are climbing. also, some talented singers

in the san francisco edition of "american idol," including one who has overcome some really challenging things

taking a look at the beg board -- big board. 383,000 people applied for unemployment benefits last week, the lowest level in nearly three years. however, there were some dismay pointing earnings coming out. cisco, that stock is down 11% in early trading with smaller than expected earnings and pepsi cut its earning forecast. the dow is currently down 32 at

12,207. new numbers released today show a huge uptick in foreclosures in the bay area. pam cook joins us in the newsroom to explain the reason behind the increase and how homeowners can find some help. good morning. >> this morning figures are staggering. more than 15,000 homes were seized by banks in california last month. here in the bay area. 2600 people received default notices in january. according to realty track. that's almost a 40% track from this time last year. analysts say the reason for the increase may be because banks are pushing through delinquent properties that have been on hold either because of a loan modification or the banks were too overwhelmed with the problem loans, but there is help. today in sacramento details will be unveiled about a new program to help people on the verge of

foreclosure. among the main points of the $2 billion keep your home california program, up to six months of monthly help to cover mortgage payments and costs, help for people trying to get caught up on delinquent payments. out of the big banks only allied financial has signed on to that mart of the plan the california housing financing is still waiting to hear from wells fargo, b of a and jpmorgan chase. it comes from federal funds reserved in 2008. california representatives say the program could help 95,000 homeowners keep their home. however, the biggest driving factor for foreclosures is still the economic conditions, particularly, the number of people. who are out of work. reporting live in the newsroom,

i'm pam cook. let's go back to dave. there's a new poll out. it's from san jose. they asked residents how they would deal with the budget deficit. 45% say cutting the pay of city workerses is their top choice. when they were told the city would still have a budget deficit, 40% say they favor cutting city services compared to 34% who prefer raising taxes. several east bay mayors got together to oppose one of governor brown's opposes. the mayors of oakland, concord, union city are calling on local lawmakers to vote against scrapping the state's redevelopment agencies. the mayor said the redevelopment money helps revitalize blighted areas. san francisco police are holding a public meeting tonight to get inpit for the selection of the city's next chief. the examiner reports that 20 to

25 people have applied for the job. they include a mix of internal and external candidates. mayor ed lee is expected to avoint fer point -- appoint the next police chief. san francisco police, now plan to use a more humane approach when dealing with the mentally ill. it's a story we first told you about yesterday. police approved the plan last flight calling for 40 hours of specialized crisis training for about a quarter of the officers. the goal is to cut down on the use of force. it comes in the wake of three shootings by police over the past year. santa clara-based mcafee is reporting computer hackers from china have conducted a cyber spying campaign on western oil companies for years. those attacks dubbed night dragon are targeting five multinational oil companies but didn't name them because some of them are clients.

according to mcafeerks the hackers took gigabytes of highly sensitive information. the company has briefed the fbi, which is investigating. president obama is heading to michigan right now. he's promoting a plan for wireless internet access all over the country. the president's wireless initiative would expand high speed wireless to 90% of the population over the next five years. it involves doubling the space for wireless traffic. that would raise billions of dollars, but the plan would also cost billions of dollars and republicans in congress may not be willing to spend that money. the "american idol" auditions are over but not before the show made its final stop right here in the bay area. >> ♪ don't know why there's no

sun ♪ >> these young ladies made a flame for themselves. 21-year-old james durbin of santa cruz could give them a run for their money. durbin wowed the judges. he lost his father to a drug overdose when he was nine. >> people say i get my musical talent from my dad. i'll never know. >> durbin was also diagnosed with tourette's syndrome and aspergers. he is being called a top contender. 0 contestant -- 40 contestants will once again face elimination. you can watch it here beginning at 8 p.m. you can get the latest idol news at ktvu.com. >> some really interesting stories. an interesting medical story

-- strokes. they're happening more and more. wait until you hear who doctors say are getting them more and more. plus, the reason an 80-year-old jewel thief is finally slowing down.

an 80-year-old international jewel thief is headed back to prison. a judge sentenced doris pane five years for steeling a diamond ring from macies. she also stole from neiman marcus. show has admitted to stealing jewelry from around the world. there's a new medical report that just came out this morning. strokes are happening more and more among the middle aged and even young people. the report was announced at the

american stroke conference. it shows a sharp increase of 51% among men between the ages of 15 and 34. for women in that age group strokes went up 17%. for men between the ages of 35 and 44, the increase was 47%. for women it was 336% -- 36%. doctors blame obesity as well as high blood pressure and clogged arteries. an apparent contributor to strokes, diet sodas. it led to a 61% increase in streek or heart attacks. researchers have not been able to definitively link any particular ingredient in the diet drink to the study. >> a lot of times you feel like you're being healthier by drinking it. we want to check in with sal.

>> this is slow at the toll plaza. you'll see slow traffic. it is the slowest day of the week. it's backed up for a 20-minute delay. it's not doing all that well. the commute looks okay on the westbound bridge. 880 northbound is slowing down at the coliseum, driving all the way up to downtown oakland. this morning we're seeing slow traffic in downtown san jose along 280. 101 is slow. let's go to steve. sunshine, very cold. lots of 30s and upper 20s but everything is good to go for another sunny side up day. temperatures low to mid-60s. we should start warming up around 8:00. sonoma and kataty.

pet lou a, 33. stanford, crocket at 33. the marina district was 44. high pressure is lear. it's not going anywhere until sunday and monday. then it will back off. livermore is 37. just a tiny wind. that's at the airport. you get father away and it's -- farther away and it's 34. it will be sunny today. our lows are so much colder. we're hard pressed to warm up more than yesterday. santa cruz is 68. sunshine, slightly warmer into saturday. increasing clouds on monday. >> it is 7:57. a shocking sexual assault at a boys and girls club. >> i'm just mort fi -- moore ti

fide, really. >> the club's president reacts. >> plus, major new developments in egypt. what a military commander told the protesters in cairo. >> vernal's predawn iphones are gone. that may be because there's an app for that.

a 7-year-old boy said he was sexually assaulted at a boys and girls club. a gunman fired shots at a passing ac transit bus. the protesters' demands will be met. what that message could mean for president hosni mubarak. the second hour of mornings on two starts now. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's thursday, february 10th. police are investigating a shocking sexual assault. police say this happened at a boys and girls club, and the

victim, just seven years old. just last hour ktvu's kraig debro spoke to the club. >> reporter: we started a couple miles from here. we're back at the boys and girls club at 85th and international. this is where the 7-year-old boy said he was assaulted. we came by this morning. this gate was closed. now we can see inside. we knocked a second ago but nobody came to the door. we learned from police within the hour they said they received their first report about 7 p.m. yesterday evening. also, within the hour we spoke to the president of the boys and girls club. calvester stanley said he is saddened. he attended this very club as a child and realizes the

challenges. >> we are in neighborhoods that are difficult to serve. i like to think that i stand here in large part because in my youth i was a club house member at that particular branch. >> reporter: oakland police followed up the call with a visit to children's hospital oakland. the medical staff examined the boy. police say the boy was assaulted in the bathroom of the club. the act time, police say two other byes at the club are responsible. the officer i spoke to said the victim snows the -- knows the suspects well enough to identify them. police will come back to continue their investigation, which includes talking to every single person who was here at the time. calvester stanley said he spoke to the manager and a staff meme

bemplet near the one -- member and neither one of them heard anything at the time this happened. more breaking news from cairo. just about 15 muts -- minutes

ago, a person said quote all your demands will be met today. these are live pictures of tahrir square. an awful lot of people are crowding in. a victory cry went up with that news. the head of the ruling party told the associated press that he expects the president to address the people. the president's address could happen at anytime. the latest tweet from the google executive who has become a spokesperson for the protesters said quote mission accomplished. thanks to all the brave young egyptians. this is just in. cia director leon pin net that says he expects an announcement today. we'll bring you pan update as soon as we get it. we have an update is to a story we've been telling you about all morning in san francisco. look at that picture. it happened in san francisco. this is the geary street intersection. it's open again after that deadly crash that happened just hours ago. this happened just after 2:00 this morning. witnesses reportedly saw a black audi speeding and running red lights just before this crash. muni buses are no longer being rerouted in that area. also, this morning sheriff's deputies in richmond are searching for the gunman who fired shots on a passing ac transit bus. one passenger onboard was hurt in last night's shooting. investigators say several other passengers were onboard that bus when the bullets smashed through the windows. one passenger was hit in the

face with shattered glass. last hour we found out the gunman was targeting someone mon board that bus. ktvu's jade hernandez has been on it and will bring us a live interview at 8:30. this morning the government released its weekly jobless report and the numbers are the best we've seen in nearly three years. claims fell by 36,000 last week to their lowest since 2008 this could mean fewer layoffs and more hiring by companies. right now unemployment is still at 9%, which is considered high. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke said it could take up to five years for the unemployment rate to return to a more normal size of below 6%. about an hour ago verizon and apple stores opened their doors for customers looking to get their hands on the iphone 4.

our consumer editor is at a store in san francisco. >> reporter: the fact is those lines are already gone. the reason for that, obviously, is a lot of people decided to get their phones by mail rather than get those phones here in line. the other thing is there are way more place distributing those phones. walmart, exam pecialtion the apple store, much easier to get than when they came out four years ago. the phones are in high demand. at&t has its side. they said its system and service are different. >> you can talk and surf at the assume time. at&t will be faster because verizon is 35% slower in

independent tests. >> reporter: the at&t i-phone doesn't work on verizon and verizon's doesn't work on at&t. customers here didn't care. >> i had already been with verizon for a while. their coverage is unbeatable. that's why i went with them. >> actually, it was because i needed a new phone. i just left the company that was paying for my phone. i was on at&t before. >> reporter: another reason may be because the i-phone is no longer the only smartphone in town. there are many models. so as a result, people have way or choices than just iphones. that's something that is a significant concern to the folks at apple. they keep pressing on with the new one, a new iphone. reporting live from downtown san francisco ktvu. this is it. it's finally decision day at

u.c. berkeley. the chance or will announce the fate of cal's baseball team and four other sports programs. though may all be eliminated after this semester because of the budget crisis. sports stanes stepped up to the plate. they've raised $15 million but that may not be enough. along with baseball, men's and women's gymnastics, rugby and la crosse may be eliminated. the cut backs would save cal about $4 million a year. >> by cutting the women's teams that could impact, violate the title -- title 9. >> what's your prediction? >> give than whole title 9 thing, at least i'm hoping, they'll keep the program around for one more year. it costs them $4 million to run it. they may be able to postpone that decision. >> maybe they just heard you.

>> let's hope the traffic now moving along okay. if you are driving on most bay hear roads, there are some slowdowns. if you drive every day you're not going to be shocked by it. northbound 280 getting up to the 880 interchange. you'll see slow traffic. it's a little bit slower today than this last been in the oakland area, especially at the bay bridge. 880 slower than this was. the toll plaza. we've had slow traffic. one of the thing that is may be happening is there was police activity on the upper disek of the bay -- deck of the bay bridge. here it is from the toll plaza. you may see it in the upper or lower deck. they are looking for somebody. just the presence of police cars on the bridge tends to slow people down. sunshine today. temperatures 20s, 30s, 40s.

breezy but nothing like we had the past couple of days. skies will be sunny, high clouds can't get through. some of the lows were down there. sonoma and ca tatty. marine that district 44. lots of 30s. we're starting to bounce off some of these lows. i think we bottomed out. it looks good until sunday. then we'll see increasing clouds but a cold morning, sunny. not much has changed. our lows are so much warmer. low 60s, mid-60s. monterey, but very close to what we had yesterday. no change until saturday. then cooler sunday, increasing clouds on monday. thank you. there is a new most wanted terrorist. the u.s. now wants this man even more than osama bin laden.

>> also, how this picture brought a quick and dramatic end to the career of a congressman. and more questions about the safety of pg&e's pipeline.

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breaking news in san jose. we just learned that police have found a woman's body. officers are at the scene at the 1100 block of tearland avenue.

police received the call about 5:20 this morning. we don't know if the body is inside the house or found on the street. no word on a cause of death. news chopper 2 is headed to the scene right now. we'll bring you more information has it becomes -- as it becomes available. the head of the national counter-terrorism said another man has replaced osama bin laden as the main terror threat to the united states. they said the cleric named anwar al-awlaki is a greater damage to the u.s. al-awlaki uses the internet to inspire his followers inside the united states to launch individual attacks that are very hard for law enforcement to prevent. now homeland security secretary janet napolitano said it's homegrown terrorism that's putting the u.s. at a greater risk of attack. in the last 24 hours a rising star in the republican

party has had a fast and dramatic fall from grace. let's get right to allison burns in our d.c. bureau for the craigslist controversy that ended a career. >> reporter: the house is in session minus one gop congressman. it was the fastest resignation i've ever seen. three and a half hours after this shirtless photo appeared, republican chris lee quit congress. he sent e mails to a woman. he said he was a divorced lobbyist but in reality he's a married congressman. the clerk read his resignation on the floor. >> i hereby give notice of my resignation from the united states house of representatives. >> reporter: lee issued a statement apologizing saying he

made profound mistakes and didn't want to be a distraction in congress. now taxpayers have to pick up the tab for a special election for the seat. it is expected to replane in republican hands. reporting live from washington, d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning we're finding out that a leaking gas line is blamed for a home explosion. it just happened in allentown, pennsylvania. it happened at 10:45 last night. at least one person has died. at least five others are still missing as we speak. that explosion destroyed one house handset fire to several more. rescue crews are out there, searching for the rubble. also, a new investigation into pg&e cease safety practices shows the utility did not follow its own safety guidelines. state regulators have focused on

them since last year's explosion in san bruno. reportedly they found that pg&e put off inspections for more than two years. the records also show that just two years ago pg&e did not have proper procedures in place to make sure workers were following key safety regulations. is your home on solid ground? you can go online to find out if your home is in an earthquake danger zone. there are detailed fault zone maps. they show what homes and buildings are built on the faults. you condition go to the website, type in your address and find out how close you are to the faults. we set up a link at our channel two website at ktvu.com. santa rosa schools are about to make their first round of cuts. the school board will cut $1.4 million from the budget.

that will mean 9th grade class sizes will get bigger and a counseling program to help students pass the exit exam that will be eliminated. a group of parents from west wood in concord will be holding an emergency meeting tonight. they are angry after hearing that the mt. diablo school is considering closing either westwood or silverwood elementary. earlier this week the board voted to close holbrooke and glen brook. the meeting will take place tonight at 7:00 p.m. financial troubles prompt a bay area ceo to sacrifice his salary. good morning. walnut creek interchange, a lot of slow traffic here. we'll tell you more about contra costa and the rest of the commute coming up.

>> 14-year-old goirl in fairfield who was selling magazines door to door was shoved to the ground and dragged before she got away. the attacker is described as a latino man with short dark hair, bushy eyebrows, a goatee and tattoos on his arm. a man was shot inside a

market after accusing a store worker of mistreating his chihuahua. it happened inside fred's new light supermarket near masonic yesterday afternoon. the shooting happened after the victim, a customer, accused a market worker of kicking his dog. the dog is in critical condition. the suspect, sam caswa is in jail and faces several charges. people on both sides of a water safety debate will be arguing the pros and cons of allowing jet skis at mavericks, the site of the big surfing event every year. a lot of surfers argue jet skis save lives and they point to the rescue last month at mavericks. critics say the jet skis are noisy, pollute the water and scare off wildlife. a bay area ceo is reportedly offering to take a pay cut as

the three transit agencies he leads struggle. mike scanlon has offered to sacrifice part of his $400,000 salary. he heads cal trane, sam tran and the transportation authority. cal trane is facing a $30 million deficit. >> a crucial part of the commute. let's check in with sal. >> cal trane is doing well with no major delays. 680 at 24 is not all that good, especially heading south. traffic is going to be very busy. 680 is always this way. people who drive here every day say, well, that's nothing u.n. the bay bridge itself is okay, but at the toll plaza we have a big backup. there was some police activity

on the bridge and had to slow the metering lights down. people are waiting at the toll plays disa. people have been saying why is it so slow. they wanted to make room for the police cars. looks like that's been resolved. moving along, as you drive on 880 northbound you'll see slow traffic getting up past the coliseum. 8:23. here's steve. >> cold this morning, 20's, 30s. we're starting to warm up. wall to wall, as we say. temperatures near average. we start off with 30s and 40s. napa was down to 28 this morning. if you thought it was cold, yes it was. not much going on until sunday. then we'll see an increase in the clouds. cloudy on monday with rain on tuesday. i realize it's a big weekend. love birds will be in the air.

that's right. 60s and we'll have sunshine and temperatures then. looks like next week. the only question will be yes, we'll get it on tuesday but will it last. >> all right. we'll bring you an update on our breaking news. the body of a woman found in san jose. we'll tell you what the police just told us. also, a bay area woman is facing criminal charges. it's tied to a teenage runaway. where can you find the world's best golfers, maybe your famous giants pitcher and comedian. they're all in front of us.

breaking news right now. we're looking at san hoe sachet -- jose, we're following the details about the discovery of a woman's body. chopper 2 is on the scene. we found out that the woman who was found dead, she is a stabbing victim. police officers are at the scene. these are live pictures right now. we're in the 1100 block of terryland avenue. chopper 2 is flying over it. it's near story and south king. police got a call about 5:20 this morning. we weren't sure at the time if the body was found inside of the house or it was literally found on the street. again, news chopper 2 is getting into the hear, establishing the pictures, but the new information just in, the woman was a stabbing victim. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. also, right now police in oakland are still searching for

two young byes wanted in a horrifying sexual assault case. investigators say they attacked a boy in the bathroom of a boys and girls club. the 7-year-old was rushed to the hospital for treatment. later on police will go back to the club and looking at surveillance tape. in our last hour, ktvu's jade hernandez came up with new information. jade as another update. >> reporter: good morning. the shooting did not happen in richmond. we just got off the phone with the spokesman for the county. he told me investigators are having difficulty with this case. listen. >> there were some witnesses on

the bus, and they were not willing to cooperate with our investigators. >> reporter: you just heard from jimmy lee, the spokesman for the county. he spoke to us. about an hour before that we heard from ac transit's spokesman. that person said this was not a drive-by shooting, that the shooting was targeted. this is what happened. it happened near the intersection of third and grove in west contra costa county. now the bus driver already had eight passengers aboard when eight men approached the bus. they were wearing black hoodies. one man got on and off the bus quickly. the group outside the bus moved to the back and the driver heard gunshot. no one was seriously injuried. no arrests have been made. charges would include assault with a deadly weapon.

right now investigators aren't sure if more than one weapon was used but several shell casings and one bullet was found at the scene. we're live at the ac transit yard in richmond. we're told that the bus has been take -- taken out of service and that the driver is all right. jade hernandez reporting, ktvu news. more breaking news out of egypt. those thousands of protesters may be getting what they want. these are live pictures of the main square in cairo. it's 6:30 in the feef -- in the evening. we're hearing more and more that president hosni mubarak could announce at any time that he will resign. cia director leon panetta told

congress about 30 minutes ago there's a strong likelihood that president mubarak will step down today. the country's new vice-president would take over and lead a transition government until a new election chan take place. the crowd in tahrir square are cheering and celebrating. you can hear a little bit of this in the background. however, there's skepticism. the latest tweet from the google executive, the spokesman of sorts, said quote, guys, don't do much, speculations for now. we'll follow it throughout the day including ktvu.com to bring you the very latest developments from egypt. back here at home, a nap a county jail inmate is in critical condition this morning of a setting fire to his clothing in his cell. corrections officers said the man wrapped himself in toilet paper last night and used a spark from a tv cord to set that fire. the name of the man hasn't been

released. we know he used to be a patient at napa state hospital. he was sent to jail on suspicious of assault with a deadly weapon. firefighters in oakland say a man whose burned body was found at a homeless encampment may have been asleep. someone spotted smoke and flames at the 66th avenue off-ramp. when the authorities arrived, they found a badly burned man's body right near a temporary shelter. there was a dog tied to a leash nearby. that dog was not hurt. police say the fire does not seem suspicious. we still don't know the name of the victim. a concord woman may face criminal charges for allegedly hiding a teen runaway. authorities say 15-year-old stephanie cut ran away in november. she contacted her family a couple weeks ago to say she is safe. investigators learned the teen

was hiding at the home of eva nichols, the mother of cud's boyfriend. >> stephanie was hiding in the crawl space, so, it turns out she faked the phone call to the police. it turns out she continuously gave us misinformation. >> police plan to seek criminal charges against nichols. they spent ours looking for the teen. in two hours a san francisco man who's accused of beating a catholic priest will be back in court finding out the charges. the judge ruled that father jerrold lindner will not have to testify in the case of william lynch. lynch is accused of beating father lindner last year. he claims the priest sexually molested him and his brother

when they were young byes. the judge may also set a trial date. if convicted lynch could get four years in prison. san francisco police mr. hold a meeting to get input for the next cleave. the examer reports 20 to 25 people have applied including a mix of internal and external candidates. mayor ed lee is expected to appoint the new chief by early to mid-march. san francisco police now plan to use a more humane approach when dealing with the mentally ill. it's a story we told you about yesterday. police approved the plan calling for 40 hours of specialized crisis training for about a quarter of their officers. the goal is to cut down on the use slufer force. the new method comes in the wake of three shootings by police over the past year and is based on a method that has been used successfully in memphis,

tennessee. let's get you to where you need to g sal, another crash in oakland. where did this happen? oakland at high street. the 880 may be heavier. let's go to highway 24. westbound, some busy traffic on lafayette driving up to the tunnel. you can see that the traffic is very slow. in fact, jay jay who works camera is moving it down. the slow traffic is not going away. it's backed up from walnut creek. let's go to the toll plaza, finally getting a little bit of relief. we had police activity on the bridge. police were on the upper and lower deck looking for someone. they didn't find them on the bridge. the traffic was very slow because there were a lot of police cars on the bridge. that slowed everyone down. southbound 101.

it's slow near alameda down to 580. here's steve. >> cold, a little breeze but not much, nothing compared to the past couple of days. it's a chilly morning. a lot of upper 20s. sunny, not a problem. there plenty of sunshine to go around. occasionally some clouds break through. it looks like a change on monday but until then mostly sunny, cold mornings, 30s, 40s but had a cold reading down to 28, 29 for nap amount of good -- napa, good looking system. we're hoping next week there will be a change. cold morning, sunny, close to seasonal average which is 58 to 64. slightly warmer than a few. temperatures are close to yesterday's readings. a few upper 60s towards santa cruz. good golfing weather.

changes cooler. increasing clouds on monday. >> okay. thank you. just within the past our the at&t pebble beach pro am kicked whoever. they've got some of the world's top golfers. they also have ktvu's claudine wong who's been out there with the celebrities. >> reporter: you can see the driving range is still busy. you're talking about the greatest golfers in the world. there's john daley. we lost a loss of them to their golf game. we talked to the giants pitcher. he was excited to be a part of this tournament and excited that he will be playing with john daly. charlie wee is a cal grad.

we did talk to them. they're very good golfers. we talked to them about getting their head in the game. >> i tend to get out of focus, signing autographs. >> reporter: doing interviews? >> doing interviews. the wife tells me you came here to win, to be focused. stay focused. >> reporter: having too good of a time? >> the goal is to make the cut. i'll be very disappointed if we don't. that's the expectation. saturday rolls around and we're kind of hanging on the fringe. you have to do what you have to do. >> i probably hit about eight pucketts of balls -- buckets of balls before i came. >> i'd like to win. in terms of, you know, preparing for this or whatever, no. >> you just come out. >> have a good time? >> yeah.

>> 10 to 12,000 people at this course alone are expected to watch them have a good time. you're looking at the newer course. kevin costner said he hasn't played this before. before this it was poppy hills. i want to show you this crowd. this is an interesting part of the tournament. those folks are fans. a lot of them have things to be signed. some of them are professional auto graph people. they have 10 or 10 posters and presumably sell them. one of the things that makes this tournament so fun is they're close. they will stop and talk. a lot of them, kevin costner, likes to find his actual fans versus those who try to make a business of it. regardless, everyone is really excited to be out here to play with this level of golfers and really talk to the spectators and the people who are out here for a good time.

remember, this is a big charity event. gorgeous, gorgeous weather. i want to show you what they'll see today and this isn't even the water. get down to the water and it's breath taking. during this whole thing, about a half an hour ago, a family of deer made their way across the driving range. truly gorgeous weather. we've been down here when it's been raining and wet, but not like that now. claudine wong reporting for ktvu channel 2 news. >> a lot of people were wondering if tiger woods is there. >> oar i don't think he is. tiger woods is a very big draw. there are so many people here. regardless if you like golf or if you don't like golf -- bill murray is usually a great

interview, another one you try to ask questions and he takes off. always a really good time and he is always just a lot of fun. in case you don't like golf at all, you will like this tournament. >> i understand tiger woods is in dubai this weekend, another tournament. we've got breaking news from san jose, live pictures, chopper 2 flying over this scene. we have new information on this morning's gruesome discovery. help for homeowners that some say could make a sizable dent in california's foreclosure crisis. we got the best and some of the worst in san francisco's "american idol" auditions. plus. we'll take you behind the scenes, what ryan see crest had to say about the new judges.

good morning. northbound 101, 101 california, if we can change that up in the control room, guys, really quick. let's go to 555 cal, please. all right.

there we go. northbound 101, look at that big mess. i'll tell you why it's happening. the police activity that was on the lower deck of the bay bridge, look at that stopped traffic. it is horrible coming up to the lower deck. there was police activity on the lower and upper deck and the long line of traffic starts way back fleer candle stick -- near candle stick to the lower deck. this is going to take awhile to wind down. avoid 101 this morning right now for the next hour or so while this clears out. let's go back to the desk. >> are there any alternative routes? >> reporter: tori, you could use 280. petrero avenue. just don't use 101. we are also following breaking news in san jose. that was the picture that sal was showing you earlier. we just learned that a woman

found stabbed in the 1100 block of terryland avenue has died at the hospital. these are pictures of chopper 2 flying over the scene. police were responding to a report of a disturbance when they found the woman's body. these are pictures from news chopper 2. one of these houses -- you're looking at the roof -- is cordoned off with yellow tape. there were a few police officer vehicles in the hear. we, again, will follow this story, a woman stabbed fatally in san jose. we'll bring you more information has it becomes available. oakland police are investigating a shocking sexual assault. police say it happened at a place where children are supposed to be safe, at a boys and girls club and the victim just seven years old. kraig debro just learned some new information about the suspect. >> reporter: i just talked to the police officers here at 86th

and international. there are five suspects all around the age of 10 years hold who apparently took mart in the rape of the 7-year-old boy. the employees at the boys and girls club are inside with the police officer. that officer is lear to follow up on that disturbing report of the 7-year-old boy being sexual assaulted in a bathroom. the police officer arrived at the club about 33 minutes ago at -- 30 minutes ago. police were working a list of the people who were here. what they have to do is find out what time the victim arrived and left. the club president said the victim never told anyone what happened. >> they said it was business has usual, no commotion. nothing out of the ordinary. >> reporter: the boy told his mother later at home. police got a call around 7 a.m. the medical staff at children's hospital oakland examined the

boy. two other byes are suspects. i just learned 30 seconds ago there are five suspects all around the age of 10. this particular club has 70 members. police have to speak with all of them to recreate a narrative. we just walked inside the club. this is a place that kids can come to, not only have sodas, play fuse ball, and regular old pool, tv here as well. the bathrooms are over here and some around the other side of the room. we've been told that a crime scene technician is on the way down here now to collect what evidence there still may be at the club. reporting live, kraig debro. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories. just 15 minutes ago, look at this live picture from egypt.

state television and egypt just confirmed that president hosni mubarak will give a speech to the nation tonight. that's after egypt's military aflansed this has stepped in to quote safeguard the country. also, this morning, cia director leon panetta said, and i'm quoting, there's a strong likelihood that president hosni mubarak will step down today. sometime today there will be an nounsment about the fate of cal's sports program. the chancellor will reveal his decision on the baseball team and four other sports programs. though could all be eliminated due to the budget crisis. stay tuned. ktvu news will bring you the details. new figures out this morning show an increase in foreclosures in the bay area. in january over 2600 people

received default notices, close to a 40% jump from the same time last year. statewide foreclosures remained mostly unchanged. nationwide they fell to the lowest in more than three years. today in sacramento officials will provide details on a new program to help people on the verge of foreclosure. among the main points, it's called keep your home, a california program, six months of help. help for people trying to get caught up on delinquent payments, principle reductions and moving assistance. this new poll out from san jose asks how would you deal with the budget deficit. 45% say cutting the pay of city workers is their to choice. they were told the city who still have a budget deficit. 40% said they favor cutting city services. that compares to 34% who prefer

raising taxes. several east bay mayors got together to oppose one of governor brown's ideas. the mayors of oakland, concord and several more are calling on local lawmakers to vote against scrapping the state's redevelopment agency. the mayors say the redevelopment funds help revitalize blighted areas and keep construction workers working. the "american idol" auditions are over but not before the show made its final stop in the bay area. >> ♪ hey, cutie, where you from ♪ >> all right. claudine wong was there when thousands lined up for auditions. she also caught up with host and former ktvu entertainment host ryan sea crest who talked about

the change. >> the ego and the entower jag alone make -- entourage. >> "american idol" begins. 40 contestants will try to avoid elimination. you can watch the action on ktvu beginning at 8 p.m. you can also get the latest idol news as always, on our website. >> who knows. we may have seen the next "american idol." breaking news coming out of egypt. we are really watching egypt and looking at pictures like threels. those thousands of protesters may be getting what they wanted. more why police action on the bay bridge has one freeway in terrible shape.

we continue to follow breaking news out of egypt. those thousands of protesters may finally may be bet -- getting what they want. we are hearing that hosni mubarak may resign. he will address the nation tonight. it's almost 7 p.m. there. you're looking at live pictures of tahrir square. earlier we were reporting the government was reporting a crackdown on the protesters. what we're hearing is the

country's new vice-president would take over until new elections. again, the crowds are clearing and celebrating. we'll have con tin knewous coverage on our website. republican senator john kyl said he will not seek reelection in 2012. he will announce his retirement in phoenix, arizona. he is the number two republican in the u.s. senate. you've been hearing a lot about politicians who are stepping down. he will be the fistth senator scheduled to pay nouns they are leaving congress very soon. we want to check in quickly with sal for an update on that situation on 101. earlier there was police activity on the bridge. that's gone now. the traffic is a mess on 101.

i would avoid it use 280. bay bridge coming in to westbound is backed up for a 15 to 20-minute delay. this is 880. looks like we switched it. there could be some sort of car fire on the left. there's 280 san hoe sai.:5 -- 8:57. >> a lot of 30s and for the for the. we'll end up to 60. the weekend is fine if you have plans. >> all right. that will do it for us. have a great day.