san francisco police are getting ready to move in on protesters who have taken over a building. and details on a crumbling hillside that may collapse. >> reporter: it's feeding time at the marine mammal center. we'll tell you why it's a

crucial time for these creatures who have lost their mothers. good morning to you. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, april 12th. we are continuing to follow overnight news from concord. two bodies were pulled from a home on bedford road just about an hour ago. now police are trying to figure out how those two people died. jade hernandez is live with what we've learned about this case so far. goodgood morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. i can tell you detectives have been out here for hours. officers loaded a second body into their van, but they are not saying if this was a murder-

suicide. concord police have been going door to door to ask residents if they have heard anything or saw anything. when police arrived, they discovered a body at the resident. >> i noticed cops and the ambulance and we came outside and -- it was kind of weird. >> reporter: we've been told more information is expected to be released by the concord police department this afternoon. we will keep you posted on any changes of the investigation that's passed along with us. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news.

there will be grief counselors at thurgood marshall high school after a 16-year-old was killed over the weekend. police found his body. police are searching for one more suspect. four have been arrested. allie rasmus is at the school this morning. and she'll have a live report coming up at 7:30. we're following a tense situation in san francisco. right now police are redd getting ready to move -- getting ready to move in on homeless rights demonstrators. they've taken over a building

to draw attention to san francisco's housing crisis. these are live pictures of the building. you can see some manners hanging from the side and also some people hanging outside, camped out on the steps it looks like. police plan to make arrests within the next few hours, possibly before 9:00. we'll continue to follow this story during the next two hours on "mornings on 2." a legal fight could be brewing in mountain view after a crumbling hillside left three homes teetering on the edge of collapse. last month, stevens creek overflowed the banks eroding a hillside near the saw ha raw village mobile -- sa har -- sahara village mobile home park. the residents there want their mobile homes moved at their cost. a monterey county woman has been arrested for leaving her

children at work. this was at king city park on sunday. she left the three children alone at kin that park for three hours. she was arrested on child endangerment. 77-year-old joseph naso was booked on suspicion of four uncounts of murder. he's in the marin county jail. he was arrested yesterday after being in the el dorado county jail arrested on unreap lated charges -- unrelated charges. one of the killing involved a -- one of the kill -- killings involved a woman.

we'll bring you more on this on the news at noon. 7:50. san francisco police want to beef up security at city clubs but owners are resisting the extra muscle. a hearing will be held tonight that would require all club visitors to have their i.d. scabbed and go through a metal detector. this pro would be filmed on security -- process would be filmed on security cameras. 7:05. well, it's pupping season at beaches all over california. dozens of baby seals have been rescued from bay area beaches. kraig debro is live where a crucial part of that rehab process is just about to start, right, kraig? >> reporter: that's right, dave. right inside the gate here, the staff is feeding the elephant seals. they were brought here by pupping season. pupping season is between february and may, when pups get

separated from their mothers. they sort of timed this for us. jim's here to explain why this is such a crucial part of their upbringing. this isn't just a demonstration. this is crucial to the survival. >> this is what we call a fish school. these mammals don't really know how to eat after they are weaned after four to six weeks. what happens is, they don't know what a fish is. so here at the marin mammal center, you can see the volunteers are using tongs to position the food. the animals -- >> so they got separated from their mother. but these guys are eating fish. but you still need to teach them how to do that. it seems like an instinctual thing. >> yes. and once they start to do that, they are on the road to recovery and during the pupping

season, we will feed these animals around 1,000 pounds of fish total. we go through a lot of -- >> reporter: that one doesn't want to eat the fish. so you have to entice him. >> yes. and we want to make sure medically that we make sure they gain weight. >> reporter: the pupping season runs through the end of may and a lot of these pups. they will be on their own after they learn to eat on their own. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >> 7:0. in other news, muni is now reviewing security tape. it's investigating an incident that may cost a bus driver his job. today's examiner reports it happened on the 24 line in san francisco. several passengers complain. they said they watched the driver scream at a couple trying to board a bus with the driver in the stroller. they say the driver allegedly

ordered the family to get off the bus. he had been working for the company for six months. all right. let's check in with sal. any problems with the commute? >> it's getting busy now. that doesn't necessarily mean there are a lot of problems but it will be slow. let's take a look at 237. you will see some stop-and-go traffic there which is typical heading across the bay. as far as the accident count, we don't have a lot. things have been rather good. in the last few weeks, especially on the rainy days, we had some terrible commutes. 8 0 northbound and southbound, you can see -- 880 northbound and southbound, you can see traffic looks good it's pretty

crowded there. 7:09. let's go to rosemary. good morning. patchy fog. giving you a view there of a mix after glaring sunshine. take a look at that. that's pretty com. we've got that strip of -- pretty cool. >> we've got that strip of air. getting outside. you will need a jacket if you are gonna be out. san francisco, oakland reporting winds between 5 and 10 miles an hour. you need to consider the wind chill factor when you are sitting in the 30s and 40s. satellite view for you, clear to see the system here. this system will bring us another shot of rain come tomorrow. for today, we'll be right here in between with mostly sunny skies. and our temperatures are gonna rebound a little bit. the time stamp showing you on

tuesday, not a lot of cloud cover. we've got rain to the north. clouds filling in when we sleep and then it looks like a few scattered showers in the forecast. for tomorrow, it will slide. for the afternoon, maybe you a few -- maybe a few sprinkles as well as san jose. we clear out as we head into the weekend. sunny skies for aud -- sunny skies. afternoon breezes. our temperatures are sitting in the upper 50s on coast and 60 inland. low os, redwood city as well as san mateo and 62 in san rafael. the extended forecast here -- we are with a white as we move to the next couple of days and then getting into thursday, friday, we begin to see a nice climb in our temperatures. mostly sunny skies. very comfortable for the weekend. maybe the time to pull out shorts. 17 expected on saturday. it is 7:11.

in just 90 minutes jurors in the barry bonds's trial will begin another day of deliberations. some legal experts predict the verdict could come down by the end of the day. that's based on the legal rule of thumb that there's deliberations for the -- for every week of testimony. others warn every case is different and it's impossible to predict the actions of a juror. we have a special sex section on the bonds's try -- we have a special section on the bonds's trial on our website. you can find all of that information out by going to ktvu.com and clicking on the bonds's trial. that nuclear crisis, it's worsened. [ chanting ] did anything happen after the giants' dodgers game last night? how much money was raised for

that injured fan?

good morning. mostly clear skies over san francisco. look at all of that low cloud cover over part of the coast this morning. we should see that burn off to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. in japan they've raised the crisis level of the damaged nuclear plant to a 7, the highest level on an international scale. japanese nuclear regulators say they raise the rating following -- the rating following new

assessments. this puts this on the same level as the 19 6 concern noble 6 c -- 1984 chennobyl -- chenerbyl disaster. today, there will be an emergency drill at the san onofre power plant. it's something that's done every year but this year they say there's more interest from the public. sirens will blare as 300 emergency workers from los angeles to san diego simulate how they would respond during a radiation leak. and pg&e says more studies are needed about the safety of california's other nuclear power plant. the diablo canyon plant sits within three miles of two faults. pg&e has asked federal

regulators to delay issuing an operating licensing extension until the utility does comprehensive quake risk assessments. more than 400,000 people live within 50 miles of the diablo canyon plant which sits in san luis obispo county. overnight we got the details of the budget deal that prevented that federal government shutdown. it appears few government agencies and services are being spared. ktvu's alison burns, live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the breakdown. alison? >> reporter: dave, the house comes into session in just a couple of hours. let's get to a live look at the senate floor. senators are just getting to work for the day. we do expect to hear more grumbling about the budget today from republicans who wanted bigger spending cuts and democrats who say the cuts go too far. senate majority leader harry reid said the cuts would be painful, the list totals nearly

$40 million. here's the breakdown -- this could have an impact locally as the deal cuts $3 billion for high-speed rail projects, millions for first responders, and millions for the wick program that provides food subsidies to low-income women and children. money for headstart is going up. the centers for medicaid and medicare get more money to implement health reform and the pentagon budget goes up by about $5 billion. the department of veterans affairs is also the only other agency that gets a boost. the voting on this year's budget starts in the house tomorrow. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:18. we're following breaking news. this is coming to us from antioch. firefighters at an apartment fire in antioch just got it under control.

newschopper2 is bringing you these live pictures. you can see overhead as we look down. this is the scene at 11th and g streets. now, reportedly, the fire was contained to one unit in this apartment complex. again, we're getting a wide view. the camera is pushing in there. you can see where they went in through the roof. you can see firefighters in the doorway and a window. we're not sure how the fire started or if anyone was hurt. but you can see as some of the smoke billows out of that roof right there, you can see how they had to go in there. we'll bring you more information on this apartment fire in antioch which is now under control. this is a live look at the senate hearing on the natural gas drilling. this comes on the heels of new research suggests that natural gas may not be as

environmentally-friendly as once believed. the giants and dodgers will continue their series tonight at at&t park. and security, once again, will be tight after that attack -- after that attack on brian stow. >> keep pause for a moment as we keep brian stow and his family in our thoughts. >> you are looking at the pictures here. in addition to that moment of silence, friends of brian stow at american medical response collected money to help pay for his medical expenses. in all, $50,000 was donated from the fans. plus, the dodgers held their own fund-raisers in los angeles for brian stow, right outside of dodger stadium. they brought in $61,000. there's tommy lasorda. a lot of people turned out to the parking lot denating money

to -- donating money to brian stow's fund. that's the same location where that brutal attack happened. all of the money raised for the so family will go to help pay his med cal expenses -- medical extensions -- for stow family will go to help pay for his medical expenses. stay with us and our website, ktvu.com, for the continuing coverage on the attack of brian stow. we'll bring you any new details, any updates as we get them. >> i heard that tommy lasorda showed up and gave $5,000 of his own money. now the family has $100,000 for the medical expenses. in new york, police have found more remains that may be tied to a serial killer. how many victims they have discovered and what they all have in common. and here at home, a real

dog fight crewing in san francisco. we'll tell you what's happening today. good morning. westbound traffic on highway 4, looking pretty good.

good morning to you. welcome back. 7:23. two american troops were killed in afghanistan by friendly fire. they were apparently mistaken for insurgents. it's believed to be the first case of u.s. troops killed by a drone. in new york, police have found more evidence of a serial killer who is still on the loose. they've found a ninth, possibly tenth body. all victims are women. police began to search the area after a 24-year-old prostitute disagree -- disappeared. she agreed to meet a client she met on craigslist at a beach on

long island. [ chanting ] >> more than 100 people and their dogs gathered outside city hall yesterday to protest the proposed rules, the rules that would severely limit or outright ban offleash area in crissy field fort funt ston and other -- ford funt ston andston areas -- ft. funtston. hey, sal, can you get us through the area? >> united states you get on the bridge, i don't think you will be too disappointed getting into san francisco. it could certainly be a lot different. we do have a couple of things. southbound 101 in san francisco just after silver avenue, there's an accident that that's

now blocking left lane. one of the vehicles is not drivable. so that could ultimately affect traffic coming in from the bay bridge. 237, that's stop and go heading towards zanker road. this morning's commute is gonna be okay on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. 7:25, let's go back to the desk. to rosemary. we're mostly sunny, partly cloudy and mostly sunny for the afternoon. giving you a gorgeous shot there. most of us will have sunny skies for the afternoon. we'll be slightly warmer. we'll be a little breezy at times. get out and enjoy this weather because by tomorrow, mostly gray skies rush. we'll be cooler and breezy. we'll add a little bit of rain to that forecast. a slight chance for scattered showers over the north bay and then it will slide over the course of the day. for today, the 9:00 hour, upper

40s, low 50s. no problems to report for your lunch our and -- lunch hour. low 60s inland for the second half of the afternoon. 59 expected right around pacifica and 60 for san francisco and widespread 60s for the inland areas. the extended forecast here, we talked about today and tomorrow, let's get onto the second half of the weekend. pleasant weather expected thursday, friday. and it gets better for the weekend. pull out the shorts, we have sunny skies and low 70s in the forecast. >> thank you. another scuba diving accident has taken the lives of two people in california. what the men were doing underwater -- doing under water. >> reporter: a san francisco high school is planning to have grief counseling services available after one student here was found dead over the weekend. police are investigating this as a homicide.

well, good morning. welcome back. :30. this morning, homicide -- 7:30. homicide detectives in san francisco are investigating the death and killing of a 16-year- old boy. now, earlier, allie rasmus was at a police station in the bayview but now she's at the school the victim attended.

>> reporter: good morning. classes here at thurgood marshall high school started in the last hour. so we've had a chance to talk to some students. they describe the victim as a funny person who stayed out of high school. police told district schools and administrators that the death of the 16-year-old was suspicious and homicide investigators were now on the case. he was a sophomore. today the school is going to have grief counseling services available for all of the students. the 16-year-old's body was found in a home on the 2100 block of kata avenue in the -- the home where he was found, that's not the home he lives. police don't know whose home that is. they are not saying you ho he

did. four people have been arrested for attempted arson charges and conspiracy. the arson charges because police discovered some sort of incendiary poured near the scene. they don't know if the four other teens arrested were students here, we're told. however, they are looking for a fifth suspect that they believe could also be involved in this homicide. back to you. >> thank you. 7:32. we wanted to take a moment and tell you about a developing story we're hearing about right now. there's word of -- we're getting calls into our newsroom from the richmond area. people are hearing sirens going off in richmond. they are wondering what is going on. we're hearing there is a malfunction with the siren equipment, that there's no real

alert at any -- of any kind but they are trying to repair that. there's a malfunction -- some type of technical malfunction. they are trying to fix it. in oakland, a man was shot by two men who broke into his home. it happened around 9:30 last night on parker avenue. the victim was able to crawl to a neighbor's house and the neighbor called police. the victim was shot in the chest but we don't know his condition at this time. no word on any arrests. in a separate incident, oakland police tell ktvu that a man who was shot while sitting in a car has died from his injuries. police were called to golf links road around 7:30 last night by a man who told him his friend had been shot. the unidentified victim was rushed to the hospital where he

died overnight. two men have died in a scuba diving accident. the tuolumne sheriff's office says four men went diverring at the gold mine pit in james -- diving at the gold mine pit in jailstown. the army corps of engineers sent in special equipment yesterday. they recovered the body of one of the drivers who did not resurface. another man who initially survived the accident died later a hospital. we're also waiting for autopsy results about the two nevada teenagers. they died while diving in monterey bay. they did not come back up. they were with a group of people. their bodies were found at the bottom of the bay after a 45- minute search.

it's 7:34. jurors in the chauncey bailey murder trial have been allowed to hear recordings of several phone calls from the jail and prosecutors say this proves that broussard was ordered to kill chauncey bailey bayou self bey ii. self -- by ewe self bey -- yusef bey 4th. coming up in about 15 minutes, we'll have a live report on a suspected serial

killer who is behind bars in the marin county jail this morning. what we know about the crime and when we're expected to learn new details. that's coming up at 7:45. 7:5. this morning, the chp -- 7:35, this morning the chp has a new lead. they are looking for a toyota corolla who killed a ped crossing 280 in daly city early sunday morning. investigators are looking for the registered owner. car. he's from south san francisco. officers don't believe he was responsible for the crash but he may possibly lead them to the driver. 400 parking meters have been vandalized this year. vandals are not getting much in the way of cash. they say the meterheads are so sturdy, they often find them sawed off but intact with the coin still inside.

let's check in with sal. what's happening on the roads? >> we do have traffic getting a lot bussier. you can see some slow traffic there. slow traffic ton 17 and on 101 -- traffic on 17 and on 101. a lot of people -- we've certainly seen a lot more people driving in the south bay in the last few weeks. 237, we'll show you that. 80 is getting -- 880 is getting busy. westbound highway 4, we have traffic that's eased up here at the bay point. but still slow coming out of antioch coming west. so give yourself extra -- plenty of time. public transportation doing well with no major delays reported see far.

7:37, let's get to rosemary. >> good morning. clear this morning. we're picking up the low cloud cover over the coast. this is gonna burn off and we'll see sunny skies for the afternoon. a little bit of fog reported for the north bay. the big story, that may be just how chilly it is out there. right now -- 44 in san jose. san francisco and oakland reporting 46. santa rosa, still holding on to 38. this may be one of the chilliest spots, 36 in napa under calm conditions, mostly cloudy skies but again, dealing with a little -- with a little bit of fog. today we're in

between systems. for today, we have mostly clear skies. again, the low clouds hanging off the coastline. the rainfall expected with this system. not going to be much, a few .100 expected. it went right by. didn't get a chance to show you. perhaps a few .100ths. this afternoon we'll be mild. 66 expected in antioch. 60 degrees expected in san francisco. 64 for mountain view, 63 this afternoon in san mateo. you're your extended forecast. mild today, soggy tomorrow. as we advance, upper 60s for your friday. 71 on saturday. low 70s holding on for sunday. 7:39. former massachusetts governor

mitt romney has become the fourth republican to set up a presidential exploratory committee for the 2012 election president obama announced his election bid. we're live from washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: good morning. i have the official announcement from mitt romney that he's throwing his name into the ring to run for the presidency in 2012. he also made that announcement on website yesterday. and that will allow him to start fund-raising for his campaign. >> i'm also convinced that with able leadership, america's best days are still ahead. that's why today i'm announcing my explorer to -- exploratory committee for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: now, president obama, of course, put his name in to run. he mentioned romney in his speech yesterday. >> i know that many of you have asked for flexibility for your

states under this law. in fact, i agree with mitt romney who recently said he's proud of what he accomplished on healthcare in massachusetts that supports giving states the power to determine their own healthcare solutions. he's right. >> while the president praises romney for the plan, some are criticizing a healthcare bill that he signed into law five years ago when he was go. but the chair of the republican party says romney's plan was never intended to be a national healthcare plan. he says he's in favor of a full repeal of the president's national healthcare plan. tim pawlenty announced he's running at the end of march. herman cane, also in the race. most of the video on rommy's --

romney's video, the budget and also newt gingrich is thinking about running for presidency -- for the presidency. he filed paperwork saying he was considering forming a committee. >> it will be very interesting to see who comes forward. thank you. 7:41. it's a free ice cream kohn day at ben and jersey -- ice-cream cone day at ben and jerry's. the company says it wants to thank customers for their support and celebrate 33 years of their ice cream. new flavors up for grabs include late-night snack inspired by late night with jimmy fallen and stephen

colbert's americone dream. where will they go? nasa is making the announcement where the shuttle will end up.

triple-digit loss on the dow right now. alcoa's revenue growth disappointed wall street. u.s. companies sold fewer products overseas in february but the deficit still narrowed because of the big decline in oil imports.

microsoft is fueling their war of words with google this morning. microsoft claims google is misleading customers about the security of their software programs for governments. they say google's software has not been certified under the management act. google says it has been certified and they can prove it with court documents. toyota is issuing a warning to u.s. car dealers. the car company says their supply of new vehicles could be severely impacted during the summer. they are also outlining supply issues and further production cuts. toyota says the shortage is caused by the earthquake and tsunami in japan that slowed output. we'll soon know where two

shuttles will rest. 21 museums are around the country are vying for chance to get either space vehicle. top contenders are, the kennedy space center, johnson space center around the air force museum. a suspected serial killer is in the marin county jail this morning accused of four murders around northern california, including marin. maureen naylor is live with more about the details of his arrest and when we expect to learn more. >> we expect to learn more in the next few hours. the marin county sheriff's department has scheduled an 11:00 news conference this morning and the washoe county base in reno is holding a conference. this man was released from the el dorado county jail and is now in marin county. according to "the marin under

journal," naso was on -- was on patrol for stealing groceries in 2009. and he was reportedly arrested last april after a probation officer found guns and ammo after a surprise visit. investigators do tell us the homicides occurred in 1977, 1978, 1993 and 1994 in different counties and at least one of the killings was in marin county and involved a female victim. naso is being held without bail and those two press conferences are scheduled in just a fun -- couple of hours. we'll have complete coverage coming up at noon. back to you. >> thank you. 7:48. again, we've got developing news. we've been telling but a siren malfunction right now in richmond. a lot of calls are coming into the newsroom saying what in the

world is going on in richmond? newschopper2 is flying over this refinery in richmond whereby the sirens are being heard. we've been told there's a malfunction in the technical part of the sirens, causing these sirens to go off. they are working on it right now. we wanted to bring you these live pictures from richmond to let you know exactly where the sirens are coming from. we'll have more details later. 7:49. a delta airlines flight made an emergency landing in north carolina after a very pungent electrical odor sickened some of the crew members. the flight took off from j.f.k., new york and was headed to fort lauderdale, florida last night. the plane had 94 passengers on board. it landed safely. no one had to go to the hospital. we still don't know what caused

that smell aboard the plane. federal investigators want to knee what led to one plane clipping another on the runway at j.f.k. international airport in new york. look at that wing there. it happened yesterday when this air france, airbus-a 380 clipped the tail of a delta commuter airplane. both planes were evacuated. nobody was hurt. the planes are grounded. this morning a nato general is speaking out about criticisms by the french foreign minister that nato air strikes in libya are just not doing enough. the nato general says the raliens has been very successful -- relyians has been very successful. france's foreign minister said that nato needs to do more to

take out the heavy weapons. nato took over command on march 31st for the united states. ten minutes before:00. it's a strange -- 88 -- 8:00. we'll tell you why a controversial man from the ivory coast of africa, he may soon turn up in a classroom right here in the united states.

welcome back. well, right now, the doors of the oakland coliseum are open right now for the last day of a free clinic open to the people who can get free medical help. now, this provides free medical, dental and vision care for anyone who is willing to wait in line. doctors started to see patients

around 8:00. all medical professionals are donating their time and the supplies as well. patients often ask doctors what they would do if they were in the patient's situation. but doctors should know -- for the first time, the italian prime minister has admitted that he gave a teenaged erotic dancer $60,000 but he says it was not for sex. the prime minister is on trial for having sex with an underaged prostitute. but he told reporters yesterday that the girl told a very

painful and moving story, so he decided to give her the money to help launch a beauty salon so she could escape a life of prostitution. if convict, he could -- he could lose his job. cnn says the u.s. has given permission to lauren gragbo to enter the u.s. and teach in the university, somewhere in the northeastern part of the country country. a very expensive comic book stolen from nicholas cage ten years ago thoughed up this -- show the up in a storage locker -- showed up in a storage locker. now, a man found this comic book after buying then contents

of a storage locker at a liquid auction. police want to know how that comic book ended up in the store ack locker. okay. we have an update about the sirens going on in richmond. >> we want to make it absolutely clear that sirens -- the sirens are near the richmond refinery but we spoke to -- near the chevron refinery but they are not chevron sirens. they are not from the facility here but there are apparently some sirens near the refinery but there's nothing wrong at the refinery. everything is operating as normal. so there's some sort of a malfunction with the sirens. the sigh rent are not owned by -- sirens are not owned by chevron. but a lot of people have heard

them. they are trying to fix the problem and will as soon as they can. traffic looks good. you can see some slow traffic there getting up to the toll plaza. this morning if you are driving into san francisco, traffic is busy. they've cleared the accident along southbound 101 at silver. it's now gone from the freeway. today's forecast from rosemary. >> mostly sunny skies. so you may need the sun sunglasses -- need the sunglasses. the breeze is blowing -- blowing the flags. mostly cloudy skies low clouds along the coast. it will be sunny for the afternoon. our temperatures will be warmer than yesterday. we will turn partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in the overnight hours ahead of the next system that will bring us some rain form. notice in the afternoon, they begin to pick up.

15 miles an hour expected. 16 in san francisco. even breezier along the immediate coast, napa, livermore. and they stick with us through the early evening hours. while we'll be a little bit warmer as the breeze continues. again, a light jacket might feel pretty good 62. low 60s thursday and into the weekend -- again, we're just looking at a fabulous forecast there. low 70s for saturday and sunday. we have an update on a story we have been following for the past however. what we know about this early- morning fire that has happened in antioch. >> reporter: police have cleared the scene. we're live in concord where a homicide investigation is underway. >> reporter: why marin mammals separated from their mothers have to be taught how to catch and east fish.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, april 12th. we're gonna start with an

update we've been following for you all morning long. just went past 30 minute, police cleared the area where two bodries inside. jade hernandez has more on the investigation underway. >> reporter: you are right. after hours, detectives and police have cleared the area, this home here. even though concord police have ruled this a homicide investigation involving only one victim we know there's two bodies. we watched them load two bodies into the medical examiner's van this morning. police are not saying if this was a murder-suicide or a domestic violence tragedy. concord police have been going door to door to ask residents what that he heard around 8:00 or 8:30. when police arrived, they discovered a body. detectives won't release who or how the victim was killed or even if the victim was a man or

a woman. we're told by neighbors the home in question has an extend -- has an extended family living inside of it. listen to how the young woman we spoke to this morning described what we saw last night. >> i noticed it was around 9:00, and there were cops, ambulance, firefighters. we heard everything. we just went outside and started ring aing to it. we've been told more information is expected to be released this afternoon about this investigation. we have left a message with the investigation's department but have not heard back this morning. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >> jade. two minutes after 8:00, there will be grief counselors at san francisco's thurgood marshall high school student after sa -- school this morning after a high school student was killed over the weekend. four teenagers have been arrested and one has been

charged with murder. the other three face attempted arson charges. police say that's because they found evidence of gasoline poured near the victim's body. they are still searching for a fifth suspect. ktvu's allie rasmus is at the young victim's school this morning and will have more at 8:30. we want to update a story we've been following for the past hour here on "mornings on 2." firefighters battled an early- morning apartment house fire in antioch. you are looking at newschopper2's picture over the scene. this is at 11th and g streets. just a short time ago, the firefighters got the flames under control. we haven't heard any reports of any injuries there. but as you can see, there was some damage at this property. investigators want to know how the fire began. police in oakland told ktvu a man who was shot while

sitting inside of a car has died. police were called to golf links road about 7:30 last night by a man who told him his friend had been shot. the unidentified victim was rushed to highland hospital. that's where he died overnight. police are not giving us any ore details but our cam rue group found evidence of dozens of groups of shoots -- shots fired around the car. last night, on parker avenue, there was a shooting and the victim was able to crawl to the neighbor's house. he was shot in the chest. his condition right now is not known. a monterey county mother has been arrested for leaving her children alone at a park. witnesses told monterey county sheriff's deputies a woman left her three children at a king city park on sunday for more than two hours. deputies arrested her on

suspicion of child endangerment. the children have been placed in the care of relatives. san francisco police are looking to add some extra muscle to the nightclub security. tonight, a hearing will be held to discuss a police proposal that would require all club visitors to have their i.d. scanned and go through a metal detector. this process -- this process will be filmed. just 30 minutes from now, jurors in the barry bonds's perjury trial will begin another day of deliberations. now, some legal experts prea verdict could come today. that's based on the legal rule of film that says there is a day of deliberations for every week of testimony. well, this is third week of deliberations after a third week

of trial. we have a special section on the bonds trial on our website. it includes the court documents and all of the details. you can find out all of that information by going to ktvu.com. just click on the bonds's trial tab. muni is reviewing security tape as it investigates an incident that could cost a bus driver his job. today's "examiner" reports it happened on saturday on the 24 line in san francisco. several passengers say they watched the driver scream at a

couple who tried to board the bus with their child in a stroller. they say the driver then ordered the family to get off his bus. muni did not identify the driver who has only been on the job for a few months. 8:0. let's go to sal, see what's happening on the road now. >> all right. we're looking right now at some of the traffic that's still pretty busy for it this morning's commute. if you are driving on westbound bay bridge, it's backed up for about a 15-minute to 20-minute delay we're seeing traffic improving on the left here coming down from the 880 ramp. so that could mean na by the time 8:00 rolls around, we'll see significant less traffic here coming out to the tacoma. also the morning commute, as you come up to 880 is a little bit slow. it's in the northbound direction -- it's slow particularly in the northbound direction. we don't see a lot going on when it comes to new crashes. we've had a couple of minor

ones. the most major crash is northbound 280 at 85. in fact, let's go out to the south bay and move the map if i could. we have an accident northbound 80 at 85. and now traffic is quickly backing up. we'll let you know more coming up. let's go to rosemary. good morning. starting with a look at san francisco. we've got low clouds hugging the coast this morning and some of us ache waking up with partly cloudy skies. for the afternoon, sunny skies in the forecast and afternoon breeze. temperatures sitting in the upper 50s, low 60s. at this hour, 39 degrees. santa rosa, 37 in napa and that's definitely the headline how chilly it is there. 49 in oakland, low 40s redwood city. you may need a jacket in

the afternoon. chance of showers returns for tomorrow. the gulf of alaska low is bringing another shot at this as the system migrates south and east. it looks like the north bay and then the afternoon, the possibility of a few sprinkles across the peninsula and the south bay. 67 in santa rosa, 62 for hayward. 63 in san mateo, upper 50s for pacifica and 60 degrees expected san francisco for the afternoon. our numbers are still a little cool for this time of year. some of us hitting this seasonal average for the inland spots. we dry out on thursday and remain dry for the weekend. and then temperatures warm up above the seasonal warm. we're getting a rare look

inside the cages of the marin mammal center as rescued pickups are learning -- pups are learning crucial survival skills. kraig debro is out there with these life-or-death situations. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at the facility. every one of these pens has at least one elephant seal or sea lion in it. it's not mating season. it's the time of year that pups get separated from their mothers are facing certain death if they aren't rescueed. the pups get separated in four to six weeks after being born, before they can learn how to eat on their own. staff members teach the elephant seals too -- to eat fish, her ring in this case --

herring in this case. >> every year these animals are coming in here. every -- the main reason why they come in here is because of malnourishment, as a result of abandonment. and that could cause some medical issues as well. >> reporter: now, take a look at this. this is a staff member trying to teach this elephant seal pup how to fish. she has the fish in her tongues as she's banking it around the -- waving it around the water. this is the way they have to be taught to learn. they can't put them back in the

bay. on sunday, you can come here as well and see what they do in terms of helping the seal and pups nurse back to heath. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> fascinating. thank you, kraig. president obama fired him about one year ago. so find out what the first lady is now asking of general stanley mcchrystal. and a ban on sack lunches, why one city is telling students if they don't eat school lunch, they wont eat at all.

in japan, the crisis level was raised to a 7. that's the highest level on an international scale. japanese nuclear officials increase the rating after getting new assessments of radiation leaks. the new raying puts the -- radiation increased level puts this on the same level as the chernobyl disaster. there will be an emergency

drill at the san onofre power plant. the drill happens every two years but this year there's more interest. 8:15. federal government's jencys and some local -- agencies and local programs are bracing for big cuts. the details came out overnight and ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us exactly what is on the chopping block. allison? >> reporter: tori, nearly $0 billion will be slashed from this year's -- $40 billion will be slashed from this year's budget, including programs and safeties. we'vewe've been and services. let's take a look at the

losers. as for the win es, the only two departments that saw an overall increase in spending were pentagon and the veterans affairs. we expect to hear a lot of grumbling today from republicans who say the cuts are not enough and from democrats who say they go too far. we've just learned that the voting is going to start in the house now on thursday, not tomorrow, as previously thought. reporting live from alison alley -- live from washington, d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. nearly a year after president obama fired general

stanley mcchrystal as his top commander, the white house has tapped him for a new position. he will head a new advisory board to -- to support military families. the three-person panel will oversee a new initiative led by michelle obama and jill biden. mcchrystal resined last june after he and his aides made derog teary comment about the obama administration in a "rolling stone" magazine article. some chicago school kids are angry about a new rule that says the students cannot bring home -- bring lunches from school. so they have to eat school lunches or go hundred gray. school officials say it's about eating nutritious food. pars are worried with about them throwing something out they don't like and just eating something because they are

hungry. bay area facebook is -- set out to make server farms more eco-friendly and built a new data center in oregon as a model. the location was reportedly selected to take care of the cool, dry, climate there. facebook announced all of the details will be made public so that other companies can build their own energy efficient centers. 8:18. oakland city leaders are pull -- are mulling over spending cuts as the city faces a bigger budget call than first predicted. the deficit for oakland is an estimated $58 million up from 6 million. 80% of discretionary spending will reportedly have to be cut. parking enforcement jobs and senior center hours are all on the line. next month the city council will decide whether to put a parcel tax measure before

voters. the fbi says a man thought to be ron hirsch was arrested near cleveland after someone who came into contact with him called police. authorities believe hirsch boarded a new york-bound greyhound bus on thursday, the same day police say he planted a homemade explosive at a synagogue. luckily, nobody was hurt. authorities have described hirsch as a transient. a homeless man is in jail for a string of repeated robberies. police in belmont stopped the man saturday afternoon. he's a suspect in five robberies at a muslim community center. police say he stole about $1,000 from the donation boxes. he's being held in the san mateo county jail. friendly fire takes a tragic toll on american troops in afghanistan and why this

incident is considered a first. also ahead the list of victims getting longer now in the suspected serial killer case. what those victims have in common. a serious crash in sacramento. it's concerning for the passengers that were on this bus. this is developing news. we'll let you know more about this situation straight ahead on "mornings on 2."

two american troops were killed in afghanistan by friendly fire from a droned aircraft. they were apparently mistaken by insurgents. it's believed to be the first case of u.s. troops killed by a drone. in new york, police have found more remains, they believe are the result of a serial killer who remains at large. investigators have located a 9th and possibly a 10th body. all of the victims have been female. let's check traffic now. sal, you're watching a lot of different things. >> yeah. we're watching a crash in sacramento here from our chopper. elk grove at franklin.

one of our helicopters is there right now, looking at a bus that was carrying high school students. this isn't a school bus. this is a bus that was a private company that had high school students on it. you can see there's a pretty big emergency response. we don't -- it's unclear how many students were injured, if any. but the bus looks pretty badly damaged. this is in p sacramento. breaking news, a bus carrying students got into a pretty serious crash. there's a large emergency response. it's a good area to stay away from. today's weather, here's rosemary. okay. some of our children actually out of school, spring break. maybe they are headed to school. maybe a light jacket in the

backpack. because we'll be mostly sunny. a little bit of haze, low clouds by the coast. but sunny skies in the afternoon. we're chilly. areas around napa, santa rosa, struggling to get out of the 30s this morning. a little breezy in the afternoon. while be warmer, that breeze will make it feel cool, partly cloudy skies. in the evening hours, another system to bring us scattered showers for wednesday. this evening, giants' game starting at 7:15. it will be a cool one. 61 degrees under mostly clear skies. it will be breezy. we could see gusts pick up around 20 miles an hour. maybe a blanket to the park this evening. extended forecast, a nice, mild day, we'll be dry. that changes tomorrow. it look like it could actually -- it could bring us light rain throughout the afternoon. thursday we're partly cloudy. we'll soar above average, sitting in the low 70s. if you're gonna be out and about maybe for earth day, we

have 71 expected on saturday. students were in mourning today at one san francisco school. all of this following the tragic killing of a 16-year-old student. we'll let you -- we'll let you hear from his classmates and the principal.

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we have a look at this bus crash in sacramento on elk grove near franklin. this bus was on the road and apparently became involved in a pretty violent collision that sent the bus -- you can see the

skid marks there off the road near elk grove and franklin. the streets in the area are blocked. you can see police and fire crews are on the scene. this bus was carrying high school students, although it's not a school bus it was a -- school bus. it was a private bus carrying the students. judging by the emergency response, we -- it is safe to assume perhaps there were minor injuries, just junking on what we're looking at. we haven't had any official confirmation on that. looking at the area. it's a good area to avoid. had is on elk grove right near the corner of franklin. we'll try to get more information for you and pass it along as we get it. this is also a day of mourning at one san francisco school following the tragic killing of a 16-year-old student. allie rasmus has just talked to some of the classmates and to the school principal. you're back with the late et on

all of this -- with the latest on all of this. >> reporter: that's right we spoke with the principal and he said the death of the 16-year- old came as a shock here to a lot people in the community. he was a 16-year-old sophomore. he was found dead early sunday morning. initial list his death was errorred as a suicide. but later in the afternoon, the medical examiner determined the circumstances are suspicious. the principal said administrators were informed of the change in investigation yesterday afternoon. z ep ng's body, where he was found, that's not the home where he thinked -- where he live. police won't say how he died nor do they have a motive. four teenagers have been arrested for aseptember -- for

attempted arson. zeng's classmates told us they can't believe what happened. >> he's always smiling. it was nice to know him and it breaks my heart to know he's gone now. >> he had a lot of friends. it was just a shock, when we find out this happened to him. >> now, the principal says the school will have grief counseling services available here on campus throughout the day. and the principal says he doesn't know if the four other teens arrested for the arson, conspiracy and murder charges are also student -- are also students at the school. we do know that police are still looking for a fifth teenager that they believe may be involved with this murder -- with this murder. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alely. >> we just received a photo

from a viewer of that fire in antioch we first told you about at the top of "mornings on 2." you can see the flames from the fire in this photo sent to us by delilah. newschopper2 was over the scene about 90 minutes ago. there's no reports of injuries. but as you can see the flames claused -- flames caued major damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. uc berkeley police released a police sketch of a man they say assaulted a woman on campus. take a look. the suspect is described as a white man in his 20s about 5'7", short, brown hair with a thin build. he was wearing denim overalls a green sweatshirt and a dark, tight fitting cap with a small brim. it happened on the cal campus. police don't know if the assault is connected to another incident that happened about an

hour earlier right near the life sciences building. a novato man accused raining a 13-year-old girl may appear in court. police arrested rodriquez yesterday. girl says she stabbed him with a knife in self-defense. the suspect didn't need medical attention we're told. bail was set at $100,000 but the suspect is also being detained on a no-bail federal immigration told. two men have died in a scuva diving accident at a former california gold mine. >> the tuolumne county sheriff's office says tower men went scuba diving sent. the brother of one of the victims said they were preparing the area for an organized dash an for an organized dive next month. another man who initially

survived the accident later died at the hospital. we are also waiting for autopsy results on two nevada teenagers who dried da cash who died while stub bau in monterey bay. 16-year-old steven -- steven anderson and another boy were with a group of sub bau divers when their bodies did not surface. jurors in the chauncey bailey murder trial have been listening to jailhouse phone calls made by killer. prosecutors say this proves that broussard shot bailey on the order of yusef bey iv. sh. it's sentencing day for the

--is sentencing day for one man. two montes ago, a jury found him -- months ago, a jury found him guilty of strangling his girlfriend and setting fire to their home in 2009. prosecutors say the couple had a long history of domestic violence. just minutes ago. the jury started its third day of deliberations in the barry bond -- barry bonds perjury trial. there's barry bonds walking into the courthouse. some legal experts say this could be the day the jury reaches its verdict. maureen naylor will join is live at:45 and have more. san francisco public work crews will begin to clean up the bayview neighborhood after someone illegally dumped roofing materials. the city says illegal dumping has been a recurring problem for a while now. ten incidents have been reported since september of last year. the police department, the d.a.'s office and the city attorney are now investigating these incidents to find out who

is responsible. let's go back to sal. you're still watching that bus crash, aren't you,el is? >> is -- aren't you, sal? >> we are. we have a little more a bearing. if you see this crash, that's franklin boulevard. the major street on top, that's elk grove. so franklin boulevard south of elk is closed. you can see a couple of fire units and a couple of vehicles. the bus itself and another car both went off the road here in -- went off the road in elks road. the bus had high school students on it although it's not a school bus. it's not one of those yellow things. there were some high school students on it. we're trying to find out more information. the traffic is backed up for about a 10 to 15-minute delay.

also this morning's commute on 37 as you cross 80, the traffic is slow still getting into the valley. 85 is slow and 280 is slow getting into san francisco because of an earlier crash. >> let's go to rosemary. sunny skies. we're dealing dealing with a little bit of cloud cover. it's still cool out there. sun has been up for two hours. still, some of us in the low 40s on upper 30s. we do have a moderate onshore breeze, right around san francisco. maybe a few waves in the way. oakland reporting a west southwesterly about miles an hour. we're looking at winds light between 5 and 10. san jose, mostly sunny skies at 5. looking at 46. livermore, 43. some of our cooler 1309s this morning, the north bay. we'll check in there. 49 in oakland as well as san francisco and 42 right now

napa. how about santa rosa? 39. so again trying to warm out of the 30s. we will get there. santa rosa is expected to be one of the barmest spots for the -- warmest spots for the afternoon. we're looking at this next storm as it begins to dig south, we could see scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow. it's not gonna be a big rainmaker but we'll see light rain in some cases. it look like the second half the morning for north bay and then for the afternoon we'll see it move along the -- across the peninsula and the south bay. not looking at much rain along san francisco, 0 oakland, maybe .10 in the mountain areas, santa rosa as well as neap. 66 expected, napa. 6 in concord and 64 for know tavy -- novato san jose, you are looking at 65. pleasanton as well as antioch for the afternoon.

the exended -- the extended forecast, we'll be filed today and cooler do you have plans outdoors. there you have it low 70s in the forecast with machines. thank you. 8:39. today marks governor jerry brown's 100th day in office and he will be spending part of the day here in the bay area. the governor will be in milpitas where he will sign some energy legislation. that's the latest move by the governor in the last 100 days. weiss already signed 13 bills in hopes of reducing california's deficit. brown is still working to get temporary taxes extended possibly through a special election this fall. 3.5% of u.s. assaults -- adults say they are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. that's according to a study at ucla the study looked at

information collected by nine surveys done over the last few years. a solano county judge is out on bail after being arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. judge robert bowers was arrested by vallejo police early monday morning after his wife filed a complaint. the police report said his -- says his wife had minor but visible injuries. an attorney for bower says bower denies all of the charges and will prove his innocent -- innocent. there's a new report at how much chief exextishes pay. >> from california, larry

ellison, just over $70,000 and michael white of directv earn almost 33 million. robert icer in of disney. san jose based cisco is shutting down its flip-cam business. so that will shed 558 jobs. it's not clear where the job cuts will be made at. cisco says closing -- closing down the flip cam business will allow them to focus on other parts of the company including routeing, switching and video. veming news, the jurors are now -- developing news, the jurors are back at work in the barry bonds. trial -- in the barry bonds' trial. this could be countdown day.

breaking news from cairo, an egypttion security official says former president hosni mubarak is in the hospital. at this point, we do not know his condition. he and his wife and other family members and the prime minister were all supposed to

be summoned for interrogation for the -- within the last few days for krupp -- for corruption. the breaking news right now, former egyptian president, hosni mubarak, is said to be in the hospital. no word on his condition. let's bring you up to date on tom of the other top stories we're following for you -- some of the other top stories we're following for you. concord police originally told ktvu that one body was found inside a home on bedford street at 8:30 last night. just hours ago, jade hernandez was there when two bodies were removed from this house. police say they are not searching for suspects but they haven't confirmed yet if this was a murder suicide. right now, police are preparing to move in on a group of

homeless rights activists protesters they've taken over this vacant building in san francisco. this is o'farrell. they are drawing attention at san francisco's housing crisis. now, police may start arresting these demonstrators soon, maybe in the next couple of minutes. we expect more details today about a nevada man suspected of four killings around northern california including in marin. 77-year-old joseph naso has been -- has been booked into the marin county jail. 8:47. jurors in barry bonds's trial are back in the croom. maureen naylor is live in the newsroom to explain why some legal experts say there's a good chance a decision could be reached today, right, maureen? >> that's right. in the last 20 minutes jurors got back to their work in the barry bonds's perjury trial. we have video of bonds arriving

at the courthouse. there's no way to know exactly when they will reach a verdict, the jurors but legal experts say one indication is how many weeks of testimony was presented. >> the rule of thumb, a day of deliberation for every week of trial. >> reporter: the trial took three weeks and the panel of eight women and four men failed to reach a verdict yesterday and friday which brings us to today -- to today day three. kathy hoskins's testimony was read back and she testified that she saw bonds get an injection from greg anderson. >> as a defense attorney, you never want to hear readbacks or testimony that you thought was better for the for the government than you.

the jurors right now are back trying to reach a decision. we have a crew at the courthouse. we will bring you any decision as soon as it comes down. in the newsroom, maureen naylor, back to you. >> thank you. you can get updates on the bonds's trial any time. we'll be streeping live from the courthouse once the verdict comes down. the east coast mom who refused to give cancer medication to her 9-year-old son could now spend the next 30 years in prison. the a jury convicted her this morning. the 9-year-old died in 2006. she told the jury during the trial, she stopped giving her son the medication because she just couldn't deal with how sick it made him. single george michael is recording a song for prince william and kate middleton's wedding.

michael says he plans to record the song and it's hopeful that william and kate will get a chance to hear it before they get married on april 29th. england's prime minister is urging local councils not to impose strict laws. this is the 150th anniversary of the start of the civil war. on april 12th, 1861 in charleston, south carolina, a confederate soldier -- soldier in fort johnston fired one shot. confederate soldiers controlled fort sumpter until 165. today's anniversary will be

parked -- marked, among many other things with the filing of cannons. ten minutes before 9:00. a battle is brewing at a berlin zoo. the controversial plan for the remains. and the prime minister of italy says he gave a teenager erotic dancer $60,000 but he says it was not for sex.

welcome back. some german zoo lovers want the berlin zoo to -- little kanut there died last year, he became a household name around the world after his mother rejected him and the zoo re-- raised him. the zoo plans to have his remains stuffed but protesters protested and demanded a proper burial for him. the doors are open right now for the last day of a free medical clinic -- medical clinic in oakland. doctors began seeing patients

at about 6:00 a.m. at the oakland coliseum. the free clinic was orked by remote area medical -- organized by remote area medical. all of the medical professionals are donating their time and the supplies are all donated. doctors may choose a risky treatment for themselves before recommending it to a patient, highlighting a need for can skid discussions about patient care -- candid discussions about patient care. patiented should ask doctors to explain e reasoning why their answers. 8:55. for the first time, italian prime minister berlusconi is admitting he gave $60,000 for to a teenaged erotic dancer but that it was to help her launch a beauty salon, not for sex. he's on trial. he told reporters yesterday, he gave the 17-year-old the money to pay for a laser hair removal

equipment for a beauty parlor so she could avoid a life of prostitution. now, if he's convicted of all charges, he could lose his position as prime minister. the man who refused to step down as the president of the ivory coast in africa, he's been offered a chance to come here to the united states. cnn is reporting that u.s. has given permission for laurent to come here to the u.s. and teach here somewhere in the u.s. the offer also comes with the promise that the international criminal court will not seek charges against him. an expensive comic book stolen from nicholas cage ten years ago has showed up in a southern california storage locker. it's the rare copy of the superman debut edition. police are trying to figure out how the comic ended up in the

locker. cage received an insurance payment for the book after it was -- after it was stolen. today is ticket 2s-day and you can see journey and foreigner with night ranger. three lucky winners will see the tickets to see the fans perform in on october 5th or october 15th at the shoreline am pe theater. to enter go to ktvu.com. go to the website tonight and put in the secret word "faithfully." >> one of their biggest hit. >> that's right. let's go to sal one more time. >> we have a traffic 280 southbound leading up to the lawrence expressway. no major injuries but traffic is slow and the traffic is also going to be slow if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's packed up to the middle of the parking lot. 101 san francisco looks okay. em bar ka zer row is pretty

slow -- em embarcadero is pretty slow. let's go to rosemary. a chilly start this morning. we'll be cool through the morning hours. widespread slow of -- low of 40s through the 50s. your lunchtime numbers. mid-50s along the coast. for the afternoon, 59 expected near pacifica. low 60 oz along the coastline -- 60s along the coastline. wednesday a light chance of rain. we get respond that woundary -- and we're looking good into the weekend. low 70s very comfortable weather maybe even flip-flop weather. >> that will do it for us. thank you. >> bye now.