developing news from ocean beach. this boat ran aground. the driver has been arrested. we're live at the scene to explain why. new police sketches of the two men accused of attacking giants' fan, brian stow. also, what stow's family is hoping will happen today. >> reporter: investigators have just cleared the scene of a homicide investigation. we'll tell you what we're learning about the victim. "mornings on 2" starts now.

well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori dam bell -- campbell. we begin with developing news on ocean beach. there is a boat there that ran aground. kraig debro is there with why someone was arrested. kraig? >> reporter: hey, tori. i don't know if you can see me. i spoke to a park police officer. this is the federal land. he says around 5:45 this morning as he watch the boat rock back and forth, he said a jogger reported a man there.

they started to question him. it turns out when they checked this guy out, he had a no bail warrant. he was a parolee and had a no- bail warrant for his arrest. after they took him in, they called the local station, the north bay. that station called vallejo police and they said, hey, we've been looking for this boat. it turns out the boat is stole be out of vallejo. they are trying to contact the owners right now. one worry is that the boat could go out to sea. the man who took this boat out, it's not clear if he had -- if he had any sailing experience. they believe he passed out and the boat drifted out. what might happen here is the boat might sit here and they say the tide is going out. that would be a good thing. maybe the boat whether stay in.

-- or maybe the boat will stay. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. time now, 7:05. sheriff's deputies say a sonoma county jail inmate has died. 59-year-old william jackson was rushed to hospital yesterday morning. sheriff's deputies say he had a previous diagnosed condition he was being treated for but we have no whyed what caused his death -- no idea what caused his death. right now oakland police are investigating a homicide. tara moriarty was the first reporter on the scene. she's learned some new information and joins us live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we just found out that the victim is a 25-year-old man. you take a look -- you take a look over here, this is

international and 81st avenue. the scene has been cleared. the traffic is being let through. the body was removed about ten minutes ago. the call came through about 3:35. someone was driving by and noticed the body lying on the side of the road. police are looking into whether the victim was actually just left here. no one heard shots and there's no casings in the street. chances are he was not there long. you can see that there is an alameda county sheriff's patrol car in the background. so we're not sure if they are with this investigation with oakland police. we will keep you posted. traffic is being let go on international boulevard in time for rush hour. back to you. >> thank you, tara. 7:04. los angeles police released new sketches of the two men suspected of beating giants' fan brian stow. take a look.

the new wanted posters are going up all over in los angeles. the first man is described as a stocky latino man, average height, shaved head, mustache, goatee, possibly neck tattoos. the second suspect is latino or white, about 6'1" with short hair, hazel eyes, possibly tattoos on his shoulder. doctors in los angeles are now bringing brian stow out of his medically-indiced you coma -- induced coma and he could wake up today. it's 7:05. a san jose dog is dead after being attacked by pit bulls at a park. dawn wilson said she was walking her dog shadow yesterday morning at the park. she said shadow was off the learn and the pit buts came out to attack him. wilson tried to pull the dogs off but she got bit herself. she says the pit bulls ran

away. allie rasmus will have a live report at 7:0. a doctor who worked for -- 7:30. a doctor who worked for the county is facing charges, patrick clyne, on sexual abuse charges. clyne was a witness in several cases since 2001, including the case of a suspected child kaler -- killer. barry bonds is now a convicted killer and that's revived the debate on whether he should get into the hall of fame. bud selig is reportedly taking a close look at that question after barry bond was convicted of obstruction of justice. critics say the allegations

about its steroid use should keep him out -- about steroid use should keep him out of the hall of fame. a man who painted -- who painted giraffes all over the city has to pay the property owners. they say he's one of the most prolific graffiti artists. police tracked him down about a year ago using software that logs tacking patterns. late -- tagging patterns. later they found his work on his social networking site. in about an hour, there will be a spiritual group. they want too stop structures there, a parking lot to the glencoe park. but some local activists are opposed to the mark. 4 say that's the -- to the park. they say he that's the resting place of many native americans.

sal, how is traffic looking? >> it's looking okay. it's definitely been a lighter than usual commute. we're looking at the freeway here. there are no major issues. as you drive out to the bay bridge toll plaza, look how light bay bridge toll plaza is. the traffic is moving along very well. i want to bring in newschopper2. when we sent newschopper2 to look at an injury crash between cesar chavez and -- and newschopper2 is just in this area. we're -- tilt down a little bit, newschopper2. tilt down. yeah. so we're gonna look for this crash. it's at missouri and caesar chavez. newschopper is there. it's involving a couple of yellow cabs, now the debo where they park their cars is here -- depot where they park their cars is here.

let's go to rosemary. mostly sunny. the north bay dealing with an overcast this morning. the clouds that we have, those high clouds that bring us the soft sunlight. we don't mind it so much. we're associated with the system that's trying to bring us some rain. the north bay, partly cloudy over the peninsula and san jose looking mostly clear. we're calm. take a look at how calm we are. a light breeze in oakland, calm in san francisco, into the north bay a light breeze around napa, westerly around 5 miles an hour and the winds are -- [ no audio ] >> notice the -- half of the state there dealing with that cloud cover as well as parts of the sierra. are you headed to the sierra? a wind advisory. winds could be gusting.

the position, just key to brings in the moisture to northern california. it will work its way across our area. and there will be a slight chance for showers. it won't be a big event. but it will be enough to get us wet. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. 70 in fairfield. 70 in antioch. 66 oakland and cooler by the coast. 7er 50s, right around -- up -- upper 50s. 57 san mateo, 70 in the mountain view, 70 degrees expected in san jose. it. it may even feel a little -- it may even feel a little muggy. the possibility of a few light showers. our temperatures get in the 70s an -- and really don't budge. thieves are hitting another bay area county with a cash of

catalytic converter thefts. residents say thieves are seaing the converters off the -- stealing the converters off the cars and police say the metals can be taken to recycling centers and exchanged for cash. too much overtime. which san francisco county is accused of this. and president obama still responding to that burglary comment.

there is an accident crash on cesar chavez near missouri. this -- it looks like a taxicab hit a parked car here. they are working on someone right outside you can see the fire department is there along with the police and one lane of cesar cesar chavez heading out to 12 0 is blocked -- 280 is blocked. again, paramedics and firefighters are on scene. let's go back to the desk. 28 people were injured in a bombing at an indonesian move. police believe a suicide bomber is responsible for the attack. they say the attacker's body was found inside the mosque low kayed on a police -- located on a police compound. most of the injured were police officers, including the local police. this is the first attack by a suicide bomber in indonesia in

nearly two years. back here at home, thatter is a -- there is a controversy over a sit/lie ordinance. the berkeley chamber commerce has talked about an ordinance. some say that type of ordinance would help bring in customers. however, homeless advocates and some city officials feel this would fairly untarget the homeless. a lawsuit has been filed against the city of san mateo. the suit was filed by a group of asian-americans and latinos. it claims the system is racial low polarized and keeps asian voters from having a voice. right now, the voting is done by ballots and not district. an attorney for the county says there's no evidence the current

system hurts the voting power of minority groups. president obama returns to washington, d.c. after raking in campaign money in chicago. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the results of the president's fund-raising and also how he is taking on the berther -- birther controversy that just won't go away. >> reporter: three fund-raisers brought in $2 million. it's the start of prom's attempt to raise $1 billion for his reelection -- president obama's attempt to raise the $1 billion for his reelection campaign and he mocked the birthers who say he was not born in the united states. >> i was born in hawaii. [ cheers ] >> but -- but i became a man here in chicago. >> reporter: president obama also said in an interview that

he's not worried about what he calls those controversy theories. the president also tried to rally supporters by railing against budget proposals that he says will cut deeply into social security and education programs. the president heads to san francisco and l.a. next week to raise more money. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allison. 7:16. and when president obama returns to dc today he will sign a bill to 0 keep government running at least through -- to keep the government running at least through september. this cuts a record $38 billion from domestic programs. now the spending debate moves to the 2012 budget. today the house will vote on a republican plan to cut $6 billion from the budget that president obama proposed in february. members of two bay area tea parties will hold rallies today ahead of monday's tax day.

they are gonna gather in pleasanton at 1:00 this morning. they will be protesting against state spending. a larger demonstration is also plan for tomorrow in the hayward hills. the state voted yesterday to take away the state- purchased vehicles. instead, they will get a $300 a month transportation aluns. the panel says that move -- allowance. the panel says that will move save. the tab from overtime is expected to reach almost $40 million above the budgeted amount this year that's 12 million more than last year. the municipal transportation agency is reportedly the biggest offender. one supervisor is proposing lowering the overtime cap for hour's work. another one wants to require

them to get permission from the board before going overbudget. georgia appears to be following in the steps of arizona. state legislatures have passed a measure that would allow the police to check the immigration statis of -- status of individuals. it's unclear whether the governor plans to sign this. arizona could become first state in the nation to require presidential candidates to prove their citizenship of the legislature passed a law that would require them to show their citizenship before their name could be put on the ballot. the author of arizona's bill says it was not about opposition of the president but about the integrity of elections. the bill still has to be signed

by the governor. 7:19 just two weeks ago until prince william marries kate middleton in england and another woman with the very same famous name has been learning about the downside of fame. i would like you to meet kate middleton. facebook thought she was a fake. she lives in massachusetts. she's worked in a bicycle shop for the past three years. she bass not laughing when she got -- was not laughing when she got an e-mail from facebook. >> that they had deactivated my account for using a fake name. i'm kate middleton. i have nothing to do with lady in england. >> and she said prince william is just not her type but she does wish the royal couple happiness and can't bait for all of the hoopla to be over. the tax deadline is

looming. now the government has a way to show you where your hard-earned money is going. and dr. martin luther king's historic church in atlanta is open again this morning. why it was closed down for four years. good morning. northbound 280 traffic. a little bit slow at 17. but that's about all. we'll show you some slowdowns straight ahead on the traffic board coming up.

if you've not filed your taxes yet, no need to worry. you still have a few extra day. tax day is april 15th, which is today, but because of the i mans pationhill in washington, d.c -- emancipation in washington, d.c., the due date is on monday, the 1th. it's now easier to find out where your tax dollars are going. the white house has a tax calculator on the website. you plug in the amount you paid

in taxes this year or your annual income. you can then see how income tax is different vied -- is divided. the white house hopes tools will help more americans in engage in debates over budget cutsen at the national -- cuts and the national debt. the church where dr. martin luther king in atlanta preached reopens today. ceremonies are planned at ebenezer baptist church. it closed in 2007 so the sanctuary of the church could be restored to the 1960s appearance. dr. king co-pastored this church with his father from 1960 until he lot his life in 1968. dr. king is buried right across the street from the church. it is 7:4. we want to check -- 7:24. we want to check in again with

sal. >> we have a lot of pictures we can show you here. this is a live picture from newschopper2 of the bay bridge. new towers being lifted into place today. this is going to add 15 feet to the height of the tower. this may be visible for traffic on the actual bridge, the old bay bridge that they are still using here. so again, chp reminds you -- it's always good -- to pay attention to the traffic if you want to watch it, we'll have plenty of pictures for you on ktvu. westbound bay bridge toll plaza today, that traffic is light. this morning's drive is gonna be okay. if you are driving in the south bay, we had an earlier accident there. northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 looks good. here's rosemary. we have a fabulous-looking day for you we're dealing with partly cloudy skies, mostly cloudy over the north bay this morning. outside of that, our temperatures are looking pretty good. take a look at that. so they are the high clouds, the one that give us the -- us

the diffused sunlight. wewe have a little bit moisture attempting to ender the area. we'll -- enter the area. we'll be in the 60s by the coast at lunchtime. 3 inland. we're leaving in -- 63 inland. we're leaping in a few -- leaving in a few sprinkles. 57 for pacifica today. low 60s for san francisco. it's expected to hit 70 in san jose. we're looking at 70s there. morgan hill, gilroy. extended over the weekend, partly cloudy skies and we'll remain a little unsettled through the weekend. sunday night into monday we get a better chance at seeing some light rain. we could all wake up with a become -- with a little bit of light rain. in the meanwhile, overall, just a mild weekend and beyond. >> we like that, rosemary.

7:26. here's a head up -- if you plan to be driving over the bay bridge, what you are see that will certain -- what you will see that will catch your attention. >> reporter: one woman's dog was killed we'll tell you what the animal control is doing to help find the dog's killer.

7:29. a man is under arrest after being found on a stolen boat on san francisco's ocean beach. a jogger reported the boat around 5:45 this morning after it ran aground and newschopper 2 brought you these pictures. officers boarded the boat and found one man inside. they think he had pass out on the boat. and it had drifted for several hours until running aground. vallejo police say, in fact, this boat was stolen out of that city and they are now trying to contact the owner. ktvu's kraig debro is on the scene and will bring you us more in the next hour. a pit bull attack in san jose has left one dog dead and its owner injured of the attack happened yesterday morning in

kataldi park. allie rasmus is live. you talked with the owner of the dog, right? >> reporter: we did. this is a residential neighborhood. it's a very popular park. you can see a lot of people walking around, using the joggings trails. that's -- jogging trails. i spoke with dawn wilson, the owner of the dog, and she described what happened. she describes what happened. she said it was just after midnight, thursday morning, when she was walking her husky- mixed dog named shadow and she said shadow was just ahead of her off the leash when two pit bulls, a black one and a tan one, came up and -- attacked her dog. she try to break up the fight,

that she got injured by the dog. san jose animal control is investigating the incident and looking for the dogs responsible and trying to find out if these two dogs, these pit bulls have owners or if they are strays. neighbors we talked to say they attack the -- suspect the dogs have owners who probably live somewhere near the area. >> they must be close by. >> reporter: you think they probably have owners around? >> oh, yeah, i think so, uh- huh. >> reporter: now, this is the third bull attack in which a person was injured in san jose in the past four months. in december, a 41-year-old woman was attacked by a pit bull in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. a few minutes from now we're going to speak with the victim, dawn wilson and at 8:0, we'll have more on this store -- 8:30 we'll have more on the story. back to you. >> thank you. silent protests will take place today at schools here in

the bay area and nationwide. it's part of the national day of silence. students will take a vow of silencing to call attention to the lgbt students. some conservative groups are telling students keep their kids home to prevent this -- protest this event. the lgbt is planning a rally tonight in support of a woman who was attacked at 16th and mission. the victim asked us not to tell her name and just to call her mia. two men came up, stole her cell phone and beat her. >> i got home and the blood was off my face but i still had blood all over my shirt. >> ly are crediting a -- police are crediting the witness for

helping out and finding the suspects. they were arrested. paul mcdonald's "american idol" run has come to an end. ♪ >> he sang "old mime rock n' roll." his elimination leaves seven contestants. paul will join us live right here on "mornings on 2." there is a new move to keep the nba in sacramento. two men have emerged as potential last-minute saviors for the kings. they could be the group to purchase the kings. the maloof family want to move the kings to anaheim. they will ask the group of governors with permission to move the team and that also

consists of one retchive from each team. oakland police say these suspects have walked right into the unsecured homes and then stolen the wallets and money from the contractors. police are reminding contractors lock the doors behind you while you work and don't carry large amounts of cash. another piece of the new bay bridge tower is being lifted into place today. i want to show you live video. this is a live picture. this is live. we can -- we got a really good look at it right -- look at it right there. once that piece is lifted into praise and secured. it will add 15 more feet. after that section there's only one piece left to add to finish off the tower. the whole bridge is expected to be finished in 2013. >> it looks really tall.

>> it is. let's check in with sal and see if it's slow -- if it's slowing people down. >> they are afraid that might slow people down. this is -- obviously, this isic historic and they are building a new bridge and people are slowing down or they could slow down. the chp says keep your eyes on the road. if you want to watch it, my suggestion is to -- we're showing you more live pictures from newschopper2. my suggestion is to let us know you you -- let us show you picks or go town to -- or go down to treasure island. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's been about a ten-minute delay. not really that bad on this friday we're cauing it friday night. no major problems on the bridge itself. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland right near the coliseum. traffic is moving well in both directions. just a few moments ago, newschopper2 shot this video of

a taxicab that ran into a parked between missouri and 280. they are working on someone who is injured in the crash. one lane of cesar cesar chavez still blocked as they clear this accident. let's go to rosemary. we're looking in for a nice weekend but we have one small monkey wrench. the north bay with gray skies. we have a little bit along the coastline. rest of us partly cloudy, calm conditions. that's northern california just covered, covered with a blanket of clouds. this associated -- this is associated with a system that's bringing a little bit rain. crescent city, it will continue to migrate over our area of the day. the north bay may see some sprinkles. santa clara valley, san jose should be mainly dry, mostly

sunny sitting right at about 70 in afternoon. so we'll leave in the possibility, just a slight chance for a few areas, maybe santa rosa, napa. 57 degrees for the coast. many of us warming into the upper 60s and low 70s and we'll continue to warm into the weekend. your temperatures root now, 57. with all of that gray, doing some good at least in the temperature department, right? >> 46 redwood city. we're sitting in the upper 50s. forecast for the afternoon, 59 expected around concord. low 60s san rafael. sliding south here, san jose, 0 as well as mountain view -- 70 as well as mountain view. 60 expected in redwood city. are you waiting for the weekend? there it is. partly cloudy skies we'll continue to -- we'll begin a

little unsettled. we'll remain partly cloudy at ties for the weekend as well. even a slight chance for a few sprinkles sunday night, monday morning. overall, just a good-looking forecast and temperatures even slightly above average at this time of year in some cases. low 70s. 7:38. pitch until with deep budget cuts. we'll tell you what can be done to improve the situation at some well-known locations.

it turns out that bay area gas prices are not the highest in the nation. hawaii takes that title with

26-year-old paul mcdonald's run came to an end last night. >> afterthe nationwide vote, that guy is -- paul mcdonald. >> paul is live in los angeles. good morning. >> good morning. are you all right? >> i'm all right. you went to bed at 1:52, it said on your twitter. is that right? >> it turned out to be 2:5. >> you are a trooper. you seem to be taking this all

in stride. it's i called my -- i called my grandmother. it's been fun. the experience of a lifetime. i'm glad that i was apart of it. >> you are so unique. everything from those flour jackets. do you think -- do you think you were too unique or what do you think it is that did this in the competition?

>> i am not the best singer in the world. i kind of have my thing. >> you still have to do the tour and you still have a lot going on. do you think you will switch back to what you were doing, now that your name is out there and you have flexibility to kind of lawn your -- launch your career. >> yeah, for sure. that's what i'm most comfortable doing, doing the artist thick and being cre -- thing and being creative. that's what i was missing in the show. that's where my heart is. that's why i play music. it's an amazing platform. it just blows my mind, the opportunity and the people we've got to meet. it's been amazing. >> we look forward to hearing a

lot of that. one thing, everyone seems to have their own niche as opposed to everyone doing the same covers -- that being said, who do you think -- >> i do known. san francisco -- i don't know, claudine. >> i do have a few favorites. i probably shouldn't say. everybody is so unique in their own way. it kind of comes down to doeses america like country the best right now? rock? heavy metal? what do they like. as soon as the winner is announced -- >> you will say that's the one you picked. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i will call you. thank you, we hope the best for you. >> thank you, tell everybody i said hello. >> okay. back to the desk. a thrilling overtime victory gave the sharks the one-

game lead in their series against the kings. >> on the left side. here's the pass down the middle. scores! >> that was pavelski with the game winner in overtie. this is the 16th time the sharks have made the playoffs. because and restaurants -- bars and restaurants like downtown. one owner said he's seen a 35% increase in business -- l.a. police are going all tut to make sure that -- all out to make sure that everyone who comes to the ballpark are safe. >> we're gonna have a lot of cops out there. a lot of security out there. i have undercover cops throughout the stadium. >> the lapd says they will immediately arrest anyone who throws a punch, starts a fight or is involved in any other

type of ballpark violence. the police will even crack down on profanity. tim lincecum is doing his part to help stow. he's donating $25,000 of his own money to the brian stow fund. lincecum called the attack a senseless act of violence. and south bay firefighters will face off against american medical response for a hockryky game. that game is sunday night at 7:30. admission is free, but denations are encouraged -- but donations are encourage the. the call is out for volunteers for an annual -- encouraged. the call is out for a volunteer cleanup. help is being sought and earth day is coming up next friday.

for tomorrow's event volunteers will be picking up trash cleaning trails and wildlife habitat and restoring native plants. invase inplants, especially this time of year, are starting to encroach upon our native plant. we need to remove those in order to give those the native wildlife the habitat they need to thrive. volunteers are asked to work for four hours. tools and gloves will be provided along with snacks and we will pose a link at our website. time now 7:49. an alleged flasher is behind bars. what police say one woman did that helped lead to an arrest. it's a way to forget. mickey and friends are helping in the midst of a disaster.

a special task force has launched a nationwide investigation into a serial killer. authorities want to know if joseph naso could be involved in several other cases. he's in custody in marin county . >> they found some stuff, not just these four matters but also other cases where they think there's some viable evidence that connects them to other cases, other cold cases throughout the country. mountain view police arrested an alleged flasher with the help of her camera.

the woman flashed a few photos. police say they don't recommend following criminals. but she did give police the license plate number and they were able to arrest him at his sunnyvale home. part of the angeles national forest are set to be restored after the largest fire in los angeles county. today government sponsors are expected to announce a five- year effort to plant $3 -- 3 million trees. they will also restore habitats on another 40,000 acres. officials are hoping to plant about 4200 trees, this year alone. about 160,000 acres were destroyed during the 2009 wildfire. in japan, the -- the reopening of tokyo disney land is offering a much-needed

distracted. the gates opened to screams of mickey and bug hugs like that. a lot of people -- big hugs like that. a lot of people ran to get in there today. it's different. the lights are turned down. fountains are still then are trying to save electricity. the -- the resort includes next door. that park closed after the tsunami and earthquake on march 11th. the nba has fined the los angeles lakers and coach phil jackson, $75,000. it's about a comment jackson made about collective bargaining. these comments came a day after kobe bryant was fined $100,000 for using a remark to a ref. bryant has apologized, saying he made that remark out of

frustration. parts of highway 1 have been closed on and off because of the mudslide. its the alta creek area had been opened march 6th but caltrans was forced to close it yesterday afternoon. highway 1 near rocky creek north of big sur is also slowed from a mudslide. 7:53. let's see what sal is seeing in our commute. how are we holding up, sal? >> been pretty iette out there -- iet out there -- biette out there. you can find me and give me the information public transit has been good. 237 traffic looks great as you cross 880 driving out to highway 101. just a little bit slowing at daveer, which is unusual. i want to show you that -- zanker which is unusual. i want to show you that --

shown you that. the as are not back in town. this is a look at the westbound traffic. it's been, i would say, a pretty decent morning commute with a couple of crashes, not that many. pretty decent weekend forecast, let's go to rosemary. our temperatures up over yesterday by a few degrees, sitting in the 50s, right around santa rosa with, we, overcast skies, giving you a beautiful view. most of us will be partly cloudy today. the north bay, it could be a bit iffy at times. that's because we have a weak storm to the north a -- to the north, attempting to bring showers to the north bay. it will be borderline for the peninsula. areas around san jose will stay mostly dry. but the ridge in place, but a little bit of rain throughout the day. maybe tomorrow and now models

coming into agreement with maybe the best possibility of rainfall maybe sunday night into monday. for afternoon, 70 degrees expected in san jose with partly cloudy skies. your extended forecast as we were commenting on, a good- looking weekend, partly cloudy we will remain unsettled at times, low 70s for the afternoon, sunday night into monday, we are tracking those models and we'll have some light rain as we return to work in the morning. we'll continue with the nice, mild 70s in the forecast. meanwhile, a powerful storm is moving into the deep south this morning. that's after leaving a path of destruction? oklahoma. tornado touched down last night killing at least two people. it also brought down power poles, knocked out electricity, neighboring arkansas was also hit hard. at least four people were killed there, including a 6- year-old boy who was crushed by a tree.

7:57. something pretty unusual washed ashore on ocean beach this morning. >> reporter: how that boat got here on ocean beach and what happened to the man police found on board.

welcome back. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. new this morning, a man was just arrested a couple of hours ago. he was found on a stolen boat that washed ashore on the ocean beach in san francisco. the coast guard is watching this. kraig debro is down there. you have new information on the boat and its owner. >> reporter: this is ocean

beach. i just spoke with a park ranger. the owner of the boat is on his way down here or making arrangements to be here. the man found on the boat, he's on his way to jail if he's not already there. park police say the boat's owner reported the vessel stolen at 2:3030 a.m. two hours later police called to say a boat had washed ashore. when police arrived, they found a man. he's -- he appeared under the influence. police say he was on parole and had a no-bail warrant. >> this man may not have been an experienced sailer. >> reporter: they did a little research and found out the boat was stolen out of vallejo.

>> my friends are always looking to see what i post on my morning runs. every now and again you see something on ocean beach and today i found a boat. >> reporter: park police say the tide is coming in so there is a deadline of getting this boat off the beach before the ocean does the job. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news ktvu channel 2 news. >> sheriff deputies say a sonoma county inmate has died. sheriff's doubts say jackson had a previously-diagnosed -- say jackson had a previously diagnosed condition. no word on what caused his

death. police are investigating a homicide at 8 october -- at 80th and international. tara moriarty was the first reporter on scene and has new information. >> reporter: a family just came by. they were extremely fun yet. they believe that the victim could be their son. the mother was hysterical this is where the homicide happened off international boulevard. this is where the body was up to call came in at 3:45 -- was rowcated. the call came in at 3:45. no one heard shots and there were no bullet casing in the streets. we don't know how long the body

had been here. this is a very busy area. chances are he hadn't been here long. traffic is flowing and there are absolutely no delays. we'll follow this story and see if we can get an interview. back to you. >> 8:03. los angeles police just released new sketches of the two men suspected of beating giants' fan brian stow. take a look. the new wanted posters are going up all over the los angeles area. the first attacker on the left vibed as a stocky latino man, average height. he has a shaved head, mustache and. possibly tattoos on his neck. the second man, latino or white, about 6'1", possible that shoes on his -- that shoos on his show -- tattoos on his

shoulders. meanwhile, doctors are going to bring stow out of his medically- induced coma. there is a chance he could wake up today. a south bay dog owner is recovering after a pit bull attacked her and killed her dog. allie rasmus has spoken with the dog victim and she'll have a live report coming up at 8:30. a children's doctor that worked for the county is now facing child molestation charges. prosecutors say that could put more than a dozen adult criminal convictions in jeopardy. the family recently fired patrick clyne, following charges he recently sexually molested patients in his care. he was a witness often in trials and that includes the conviction of a suspected child

killer. barry bonds is now a convicted felon and that has revived a heated he de -- heated debate over whether he should get into the hall of fame. now, bud selig is reportedly taking a look at this very difficult question. after the conviction -- now, supporters say barry bonds's record-breaking achievements speak for themselves. but critics say the allegations of steroid use should keep him out of the hall of fame. a graffiti artist who spray- painted giraffes all over san jose has to pay the city and property owners $40,000. police say steven free of san francisco is one of the most prolific graffiti artists in the bay area. police tracked him cup more than a year ago -- down more than a year ago. , using software that log -- year ago, using software that logs patterns on his social

network site. one group is trying to stop construction? yale -- vallejo, they want to add a million to the glen cove park. they say that's the resting place of many native americans and say some graves date back 3500 years. a student sit-in at  sacramento's state university is expected to end this moving. some 19 students are protesting budgets. san francisco police are busy warning business owners about a series of burglaries. half a dozen businesses have

been targeted, according to "the examiner." they say suspects actually kicked in the back door of the businesses. the suspects are reportedly stealing cash and small items like electronics. business oners are being used to put in alarms and -- owners are being use -- being urged to put in alarms. a $9 million improvement project is underway in the overhauling of 11 miles of road on the golden gate bridge -- on the other side of the golden gate bridge. this will block access to several vantage points. workers will be widening the road and making other improvements. a beautiful area. >> yeah. sal, you say it's pretty quiet. no problems this morning? >> yeah. it's been a nice, quiet commute. i think a lot people probably work for long -- four long days and get friday off or maybe

they work from home because we definitely see a pattern here where the bay bridge is light. almost no delay. pretty soon if this cones they might turn the metering lights off. interstate 8 0. this is why you guys are in contact with me. i heard from an as fan she said the as are in deed in town. she -- from -- judging by the pictures she has on twitter. watch for traffic getting to the coliseum. the traffic right now looks okay past the coliseum. let's go out to the south bay. traffic is okay on the peninsula. 101 and 280 also look good. a little bit of slowing near the san francisco airport. 8:09. let's go to rosemary. a gorgeous-looking day. take a look at that. we have flags blowing under mostly sunny skies. winds between 5 and 10 miles an hour.

we will remain that way today. petaluma, partly sunny skies. oakland, stanford into san jose, partly cloudy. we've been watching a system. ace step back, notice how much cloud cover we have over portions of northern california. this will remain the case today. it's actually linked to rain into cretin city and redding. this will eventually sag its way south. the possibility of a few light showers especially over the north bay. most of us will remain dry. a satellite view showing you this ridge over the east pacific and just-positioned right where we could get some moisture into northern california. that's what we have in store for today. otherwise the temperatures will be warmer than yesterday yesterday and we'll carry this trend into the weekend. 51 in san francisco. santa rosa, you will notice the difference of 5 to 10 degrees

warmer. 52 in oakland. for vallejo, 66 oakland. 67 in hayward. antioch, you are included in there -- included in there. extended forecast -- warming up tomorrow, low 70s. now, if we continue with this little bit of moisture hanging overhead. it could be humid. scattered clouds in the forecast for sunday. we'll hold on to the 70s all way for tuesday. we're watching models. they are showing us the possibility of light rain, sunday into monday. in the meanwhile, enjoy that weekend. it is 8:11, banning baggy pants in schools where a bill could soon become a state law. also, a well-known war veteran has taken his own life. california lawmakers are getting their cars taken away. what they will get instead.

good morning to you. what a beautiful shot there. a mix of sunshine and clouds. our time is now 8:14. a suicide bombing today injured 28 people at a move in indonesia. officials say the attacker's body was found inside the mosque which is located outside police compound. most hurt were police officers, including the local police chief. looking at these pictures, this is the first attack by a suicide bomber in indonesia in

almost two years. well, one of america's best- known war veterans have taken his own life. police in houston say former marine corps political clay killed himself inside his apartment. friends say he was wracked with survivor's guilt. he was also depressed and had also emotional struggles after coming back from iraq. he lobbied veterans on -- for veterans on capitol hill, performed humanitarian work in haiti and chile. there's controversy in berkeley over the possibility of a sit-lie ordinance. there's no official proposal on the table. it's being talked about. according to "the daily californian" some business owners say the type of ordinance would help bring in customers. however, some advocates and officials fear it would unfairly target the homeless

population. a lawsuit was filed against san mateo, claiming it's racially divided. right now the county elects officials by ballots. a lawyer for the county says there's no evidence that the current system hurts the voting power of minority groups. well, caught on tape, president obama's private conversation with political donors last night in chicago. it reveals new information about the recent budget negotiations with republicans. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with all of the details. allison? >> reporter: dave, the president held three fund- raisers in chicago last night, kicking off his 2012 reelection campaign. [ cheers and applause ]

>> thank you! >> reporter: he reportedly raised about $2 million. but what's making headlines this morning is his closed-door conversation with donors. cbs radio reports the president was caught on an open mic talking about the recent budget negotiations to avert a government shut down. he said, you want to do that, we'll have that debate. you're not gonna do that by nickel and diming me. you think we're stupid? so -- president obama is heading to san francisco and los angeles next week to raise more money. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. okay. thank you. 8:17. when the president gets back to d.c. today he'll sign a bill to keep the bill up and running through september. the house and senate passed a

bill yesterday. this cuts a record $38 billion from domestic programs. now the tending spee -- spending debate moves to the 2012 budget. today the house will vote on a republican plan to cut $6 billion from the budget president obama proposed in february. three federal agencies devetted to making art -- devoted to making arts and grants will see their fund, under the bill -- will see their fund cut back. the tab from overtime is projected to be $40 million overbudget this year by $12 million more than last year. the municipal transportation agency is reportedly the biggest offender of offtime pay. one supervisor is proposing

lowering the overtime cap for hours worked. another reportedly wants to require departments to get permission from the board for going over the budget. state lawmakers will have to find a new way to get around. the state panel voted yesterday to take away their state purchased vehicles. instead, they will get a $300 transportation allowance. the panel estimates will save more than $2 million in the first five years. 8:18. it may soon be against the law in florida to wear baggy pants. democratic senator siplin has introduced a bill that would ban students from wearing clothing that would expose underwear or body parts. a similar bill is making its way through the florida house. organizations like the naacp have called the dill discriminatory saying it largely

targets students. 16-year-old rodrigo kalibara was given a 122-year sentence for the attempting killing of three rival gang members. his lawyer says a 12 to 15-year sentence. before these teens are given a shot at being rehabilitate and given a chance to reenter society. an ominous threat made years ago. in fact. things had been going well as you look at -- at the highways. we'll run down the rest of the commutes -- straight ahead.

if you haven't filed your taxes yet, you still have a couple of extra days. tax day is usually april 15ing, today. but because of the -- 15th, today. but because of the emancipationhill in washington, d.c., this year's deadline is pushed back to monday, april

1th. a hand-letter -- a hand- writer letter to the colonel of kfc indicated that he was in danger and his wife. the threat never materialized. the colonel died from leukemia and a spokesperson from kfc says that threat was probably a pink. b.a.r.t. has upgraded its plan to run a diesel battery-powered train to hillcrest. b.a.r.t. is promising to have regular police patrols around the station and parking lot. the move comes in response to earlier security concerns from antioch residents. this morning, b.a.r.t. riders who use the balboa

station will see new security measures along with some other improvements. more police officers will now a tro the station in san francisco. riders will also see a brand- new entrance area with et abouter -- with better walkways. b.a.r.t.s about 12,000 passengers a day. >> looks good. >> yes. we're basically giving sal kind of a break on friday. we don't want to you work too hard. >> thank you. >> we do have one thing that popped up. it was going so well but we have a relatively new crash. westbound 80. this one popped up at hilltop drive. the police are on the way with a tow truck and the paramedics are on the scene right now. westbound 80 driving in from pinole and vale had been pretty light. now it's getting busier. let me show you the bay bridge. now it's gonna be lighter

because the traffic is held up on 80. you can get on the bridge. the morning commute looks okay if you are driving up 880 and to the coliseum. the as play there tonight with the -- against the detroit tigers. 8:25. hello, rosemary. >> good morning. we made it to the weekend. this morning, not bad. giving you a beautiful view of the boats in the harbor. we have high clouds streaming overhead. ridge of high pressure, but a system over us could bring in some sprinkles. sitting in the 60s. by the second half of the day -- by second half of the way, upper 50s, 60s. 70s some inland spots.

who is headed to the sierra for play? ridgetops could see gusts to 60 miles per hour. that could cause some trouble for the ski resorts. maybe -- give them a call. snow level sitting right at 8,000 feet. the levels may be high enough. you may not need your chains. back here at home, extended forecast, mostly sunny skies, low 70s. looks a-ok to me. by sunday night we get the possibility of rain moving into the area. it could linger through monday morning. outside of that, your extended forecast looking pretty good. back to you. >> all right. 8:27. oakland police warning about a recent string of armed robberies. and these robbers have one specific target. >> the owner of this dog says she's worried for this her neighbor's safety after two dogs attacked her pet in a south bay park. a heads up for you if you are driving across the bay bridge today.

this is a live picture. this is what you are gonna see that will certainly catch your eye.

the city of san jose investigating the third pit bull attack there in just four months. the latest attack happened at kataldi park. two pit bulls killed a bomb's -- a woman's dog and turned on her. allie rasmus just spoke with the dog opener. what did she say -- dog owner. what did she say? >> reporter: she described this attack happened on the south end of kataldi park in san jose. that's where we are. this park is in the middle of a residential neighborhood. there are a lot of walking and

jogging trails. you can see right now, there are a lot of people using those trails. dawn wilson was riding her bike on one of these trails wednesday night after midnight when she said she saw two pit bulls racing towards her and her dog out in the field. shadow, the husky mix, wilson's dog, was attacked by two pit bull-type breeds. wilson tried to break up the fight and save shadow and that's when the pit bulls turned on her. she stead us several puncture wounds. she had scratcheses on her legs and a big bite wound on her face. shadow was so badly injured in the attack she had to be put down. san jose animal control is investigating the incident and looking for the dogs responsible. trying to find out if these pit bulls have owners or if they are strays.

wilson is concerned for her neighbor's safety even though she says she was attacked because she was trying to break up the dog fight. wilson said she explained she's concerned that these dogs could possibly turn on other neighbors and their dogs. not only that, there are a lot of children that use this park she's also -- she's also concerned for their safety. wilson said she used to do a -- to own a pit bull herself. she would like the dog's owner to be held responsible. the doctors that were involved in the attack are described as a tan pit bull. a larger pit bull mixed-breed dog. anyone who may recognize these dogs as someone's pets is asked to call san jose services. a little while we'll have the number on our website, ktvu.com. for now, live in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay thank you. 8:32. an arrest was made in san francisco just a couple of hours ago after a man was found

on a stolen boat that ran aground in ocean beach. we've learning more about the boat and its owners. you can see the arrest taking place on beach. there's the boat. kraig debro has been out there throughout the morning on "mornings on 2." kraig will be back with another live report coming up at 8:45. 8:32. new this homing -- morning, home construction contractors are being targeted in a recent string of armed robberies. oath police say the suspects have walked right into the unsecured homes and demanded the wallets -- wallets and money from the contractors. police want to remind the contractors to lock the doors behind them while they are working and not to carry a large amount of cash. a pacifica taxidermist is in trouble with the law. the u.s. attorney's office says undercover agents contacted 57- year-old james dixon after seeing an ad on the website. they say he offered mounts of a

polar bear, a kodiak black bear, and other endangered species. he faces five years in prison or $250,000 when he's sentenced in july. in a couple of weeks you will see pg&e's rate go up. cpcu has given pg&e the green light to raise the rates. customers should see their monthly gas bill go up about $43 -- about 43 cents. this details new safety requirements that pg&e has to follow. now, twice a year over next now years, pg&e will have so file a pipeline safety report. among other things, pg&e will have to report which rhines -- which lines are being plea placed. we'll also have to detail the pipelines considered high risk.

there is a new move to keep the nba in sacramento. two men have now come forward as possible last-minute savers of the sacramento kings. billionaire ron berkele and sacramento lobbyist darius anderson they say they could lead the group to buy the kings. the kings' current owners, the maloof family, they want to move the team to anaheim. they say on monday they will probably ask the governors for formal permission to move the team. it needs a majority of the governors. another piece of the new bay bridge tower is being lifted into place today. this is video shot this morning of that section. once that piece is lifted and secured, it will add 15 feet to -- feet to the height of the tower. after this section there's only one piece left to ad to

complete the tower. the whole bridge is expected to be completed in 2013. what's happening at toll plaza, sal? >> you know what? the toll plaza -- it's not gotten busy at all -- first of all, we'll start on 80. that definitely is getting busy because of a -- because of a crash on 80 coming down to hilltop drive involving a motorcycle there. they've made some progress with this crash. as we mentioned, the toll plaza is not busy, it's doing very well getting into san francisco. as we take a look at san francisco traffic, a little while ago about an hour or so ago, ktvu newschopper2 spotted this video of a taxicab crash on cesar chavez near missouri street, this is near 280 where this taxicab crashed into a parked vehicle. some people were hurt.

the injuries were not life- threatening and san francisco paramedics were on the scene a little bit for the people who were injured -- injured. let's go to rosemary. santa clara valley waking up to mostly sunny skies. if you are heading out this morning, a widespread low 50s for most of us at this point, even though the -- even the north bay waking up with some cloud cover. giving you a look at some cloud cover. this is where we'll deal withing -- dealing with the overcast sky. we could be overcast for most of the day. 49 in livermore. and as we head into areas right around concord, oakland as well as san francisco, low 50s at this time. and warming as we speak. what are -- where are we sitting? napa, 71. santa rosa, 71 which makes us anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer. getting outside you may notice that. take a look. the northern half of the state

is covered in gray. associated with the system that's spilling in over this nice ridge of high pressure that's bringing us warmer weather in time for the weekend. but down to point arena we're seeing some of this green. it's not expected to hit us until the afternoon. a -- south bay likelily to stay dry. i hike this shot because it shows you although this ridge of high pressure is over the pacific. we are going to remain a little unsettled through weekend. all in all, our temperatures will continue to rise. 9 expected for vallejo this afternoon. 67 hayward, 4 san francisco and low 60s for ayours around the stretch of san rafael. 70 mountain view, down into san jose. 68 degrees expected this afternoon in pleasanton. weekend forecast if you have plans for outdoors, bring along the sun block, the shades. we'll be feeling pretty good.

monday we take a dip but in addition to that, we're finding the model showing us the possibility of a little light rain sunday night into monday. we'll be watching that for you. but again enjoy, it will an nice weekend. 8:38. can we say go sharks! a thrilling offtime victory has given the san jose sharks a lead in the series with the kings. >> here's the pass down the middle. pavelski scores! >> that's how joe pavelski about it. it was the game winner in overtime. the 16th time the sharks have made it to the playoffs. the bars and restaurants in downtown jose were packed during last night's game sheering on the sharks. one bar owner said they see a 25% to 35% increase in business during the playoffs. security at dodger stadium is extremely tight these days after the recent attack on brian stow. los angeles police are going all out to make sure everyone who comes to the ballpark is

safe. >> i'm gonna have a lot of cops and undercover officers out there. you don't know who is listening to you -- listening to you so everybody should act accordingly. the lapd says they will -- >> the lapd says they will immediately arrest anyone who throws a punch, starts a fight and they will even crack down on profanity. tim lincecum is doing his part to help brian so. he's donating $25,000 of his own money to the brian stow fund. lincecum callings the attack a -- calms the attack a sense les -- calls the attack a senseless killing. at 7:30ed on sunday night, there is a hockey game. there will be a silent action.

all proceeds go to the brian stow fund. 8:40. the lead investigator in the chauncey bailey murder case is talking publicly about the case for the first time. sergeant derwin longmire testified at the trial of yusef bey iv yesterday. bay is the former leader of the now defunct your black muslim bakery and is accused of ordering the killings of chauncey bailey in 2007. >> it's unusual. but certainly not heard of. there are all kinds of police ack tickses that officers -- tactics that officers do to get people to talk to -- to start talking to they. >> the bey trial resumes on monday. 8:416789 secretary of state hillary clinton, and other nato partners have just wrapped up a

two-day meeting in germany on the progress of the military campaign in libya. they agreed to continue the effort until moammar gadhafi leaves office. [ sirens ] >> that's moammar gadhafi there. he is continuing to show that he has no intention of stepping down. libyan state tv showed him riding in the car through the streets of tripoli, pumping his fis testimony s in the air to his supporters -- mission fists in the air to his supporters. groups provided financing to pro-democracy movements and instructed activists how to use technology and social media in their movement. they are calling calling this a vicious custody battle.

why the americaers are flying over that little -- fingers are flying over that little -- fingers are flying over that little -- feathers are flying over that little dog. .

we want to take you live to new jersey to something you don't see very often. right now a bear is stuck in the tree. that's kind of that black spot in the middle of the screen. this is just off the new jersey turnpike. as the cameras zooms in, these are live pictures, you can get a better sense of it. this is at the exit 8 interchange. no lanes are closed. but police and wildlife officials are responding to the scene. people are starting to gather to take pictures. this is a black bear stuck in a tree just off the new jersey turnpike. something you don't see very often. just wanted to show you the pictures. 8:46. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. oakland police are

investigating an early-morning homicide. a 25-year-old man was shot and killed near 80th and international just after 3:30. los angeles police released these two sketches of the two men suspected of the brutal beating of giants' fans two weeks ago. these new warranted pictures are going up throughout the los angeles area. and a suicide bombing today injured 28 people. it happened at a mosque in indonesia. most of the injured were police officers, including local police chief. new this morning, a stolen boat is still out there on ocean beach. it washed ashore three hours ago. police arrested the man on board. kraig debro is live at ocean beach with new information on how the owner plans to get his boat back. >> reporter: the boat has been

there since i came here. as you look at the boat on the beach. you see these surfers, you have these onlookers. it's quite a spect that kell around here -- spect kell around here -- ard here. around 5:30 someone saw the boat. they called the police. they come out and make contact with the person on the boat would appeared to be sleeping or conscious. he was under the influence, according to the police, i spoke with. he soon determined this was the guy's boat. right after that, he found out that he had a no-bail warrant. he was on parole. had is something that they don't see every day. >> the police found a man

unconscious on the boat. they started questioning the man. that he realized he was not the owner of the boat and he was taken over to headquarters for custody and that's where he remains right now. >> reporter: we don't know what the no-bail warrant was for. police said he was on parole. they learned that the boat was stolen last night. now the man is facing charges of stealing a boat along with the other charges. the tide is coming in. so the salvage company is getting here just in time. otherwise, it might go out to sea. nobody was hurt in this whole incident. it's been quite a spect that kell out here -- spectacle. police believe he's on a no- bail warrant and under the influence. back to you. >> thank you, kraig. mountain view police arrested an alleged flasher the

-- with the help of a female victim and her cell phone camera. officers say the man revealed himself to the woman at the right said. the -- rite aid. the woman snapped a few photos and followed the man. police say they don't recommend following criminals. but she did give police his license plate number an they were able to arrest him. this is new video taken just a short time ago at burton high school in san francisco. some students there took part in today's event by putting tape over their mouth. they also signed their nails on posters that are -- posters that are on the walls. the goal is to support, lesbian, gay, transgender rights. >> my older sister is gay. she's had trouble in her life.

she's over come it and i think it's great for everyone to step up for the ones they love. >> school officials say it's not only -- only about lgbt issues but by bringing this to light, this could help ensure safety and security for all students. today a judge will decide would gets custody of miss tilley, the dog. miss tilley meant missing from her home five years ago and inned -- and ended up with a woman would is now refusing to return her. today the judge will decide if the woman will be able to keep the dog or if miss tilley will be -- will be returned to the original owner, named donna. donna says the person dog sitting gave ms. tilley away and told donna the dog had been eaten by a coyote. a sixth suspect has been arrested in connection with a strip mall shootout that left an innocent mother dead. police have been looking for larry dean jones since

september. he's being held without bail on murder khans. five other suspects have been charged. police say the suspects exchanged gunfire in a barber shop. volunteers are need tomorrow morning for the annual earth day cleanup event. organizers for the restoration and cleanup day, they are being asked to help out in parks across southern california, including some right here in the bay area. earth day is next friday. volunteers will be out there picking up trash, cleaning trails and wildlife habitat and also restoring native plants. these are acres and acres of land that are heavily used. a lot of them need help with simple things like trash pickup but we also have a need for removal of invasive plants. >> the volunteers are needed between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

they will have tools and gloves provided. they will also provide snacks and also give a lot of encouragement. we'll be posting a link at our channel 2 website, ktvu.com to get more information and also to find out the locations. it's eight minutes after 9:00. controversy could lead to change. how a videotaped pat-down has led to a review of airport security. also -- a pro football legend. that guy right there with the white hat, terry brad is shaw makes a painful admission that may help other people.

we want to take i back live to new jersey where -- that's a bear stuck in a tree right next to the new jersey turnpike. you can see some workers off on the right. they are getting close to approaching the bear. this happened just off exit if you are familiar with the -- exit 8 if you are familiar with the new jersey turnpike. when troopers showed up, the bear climbed up that tree and has remained there. no parts of the highway have been shut down. the new jersey turnpike pretty busy. these are workers trying to remove the bear, in a safe manner without harming anyone on the ground or the bear himself. these are live pictures from new jersey, bear stuck in the tree in new jersey. animal control officers in san jose are busy searching for two pit bulls that killed a

dogs and injured and week the dog's owner. the dog owner, dawn wilson, says shadow, the husky mix was attacked in kataldi park. ms. wilson tried to fight off the pit buts but the pit bulls bit her. when she went to the hospital, she need stitches her dog was so badly injured. it had to be euthanized. miss wilson says she's worried about her neighbor's safety. >> my concern is they might go over a small child. >> animal control is investigating all this -- all of this. she says the dog that attacked her and shadow did not have dog collars or dog tags. we need to quickly go to sal for one more check on the commute. >> biggest problem, northbound 280 near 380. a crash is blocking two lanes.

overturned vehicle. watch for it near san bruno avenue. rosemary? upper 60s, low 70s will be coming for the weekend we'll be dealing with partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. maybe a spritzer sunday night into monday night, a better shot at seeing some scattered showers. okay. that will do it for us. i hope you have a wonderful weekend. >> boy -- >> bye now. sh ush