♪ it's all right with me ♪ i got a little light to shine ♪ ♪ you can't take what's mine ♪ i've been down so low ♪ nowhere but up to go ♪ i got a little light to shine ♪ >> faulty toilets and raw sewage of the problems that's prompted two cities to take action against a landlord. there's more trouble tonight for a bay area landlord that's already been ordered to clean up three apartment buildings in oakland. in a story you'll see only on 2, eric is live in freement where

a judge just ruled against the same landlord in another case. >> ken, you certainly won't finn -down apartment buildings in this neighborhood, but one woman that rents a home from the landlord says that one home is uninhas been tabl and a judge just agreed with her -- uninhabitable, and a judge just agreed with her. after she moved in last august she found problems. she showed us toilets that don't flush, and said raw sewage came up through the showers in one of the guest houses. >> it was up to here, this whole thing, and this door was shut and seeped out. >> she said she did not know her landlord was the same person the city of oakland was fighting for years to clean up

apartment buildings. we first reported how a judge ordered him to make repairs and pay thousands of dollars in fines. now a judge in freement found her in favor and demanding he fix the problems here, too. >> do you worry you're getting d representation for a landlord? >> i'm not worried about that because the tenants never want to pay the rent. >> gardener insists she knew abs with the house before she moved in and since fixed the problems. there's no easy solution. >> why not just move out of here ? >> because it's not that easy. >> she says she with held paying her rent during this entire dispute partly on the advice of the city of freement. she now has to pay some of it, but the judge has cut her rent in half. channel 2 news. >> we may not know for several s of a body found on a

beach this morning out of a tug boat operator that disappeared a week ago. it may be the remains of a 52-year-old man that was on a tug boat that sank off ocean beach a week ago. the medical examiner is expected to conduct an autopsy next week. oakland police examined a 2-block long crime scene after the death of a 35-year-old man this morning. a man driving his car near the eastmont mall was shot. he died a short time later at the highland high school. -- hospital. police are offering $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case. federal authorities say they're step in to help a dispute. as ken reports, they want to turn it into a park. >> it is scenic in spots with ne

in full display, and land with graffiti and neglect, but some say it's what you don't see that makes the land special. >> i feel the spirit of our ancs . >> wounded knee is one of the po pesterprotesters on -- protesters saying that they will say until they abandon plans to build a new park on the site. >> we don't want a bedroom on tp of our creme tear zwl -- cemetery. >> that plan has been delayededn supports the land. >> we don't want to ruin any ancestor ground. >> this camp out is a last minute roadblock after a decade of work. >> the way it is right now, thes

an open sewage system, an abandoned mansion, and it's a mess and we want to clean it up. >> to me that's a compromise, to compromise on sacred burial sites. >> ken prichet, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we tried to reach the city fr comment, but were unsuccessful. a new york couple says police told them suspected sooerl killer -- serial killer wrote a diary telling how he'd like to torture and kill a woman. they arrested him and not yet entered a plea. the couple lived near him in the mission district and say they had no idea he wrote about the woman in his notebooks. students protested budget cs

by cutting down on their clothing. some wore posters and parents called jerry brown's office asking them to not strip their education. families are concerned that tuition could double. >> right now we're looking at tg to $25,000. that's a big jump from the previous year. >> governor brown's current pla0 each from the systems and $400 million from community colleges. without tax extensions, the cuts could go deeper. as for cal day itself, a band greeted visitors this morning. students toured the campus with their families. this year's open house highlighted the 50th anniversary of the

peace core. a fundraiser for brian stow, the giant's fan that was attacked wraps up in a few minutes. people have been buying raffle tickets to help them pay medical bills. he suffered a skull fracture. doctors are trying to bring him out of the coma and hopeful that he will wake up on his own. >> it's terrible. completely une been having huge contributions with little kids to come and bring money from their aallowance. >> they hoped to -- allowance. y hoped to raise $20,000 before 11:00 tonight. a teenager that suffered a brain aneurysm underwent surnlry yesterday at stanford --

surgery yesterday at stanford hospital following his mid flight aneurysm on march 21st. the surgery went well and mofed to a burn unit on monday to -- moved to a burn unit on monday to cure a skin disease. his mother says she's running out of money. businesswoman held a fundraiser to help her with her expenses. they say as part of the bay area community, they wanted to offer immediate help. the fundraiser continues tomorrow from noon to 4:00 p.m. at the bank of america parking lot. for information on donating to the trust fund, go to www.ktvu.com and click on web links. the search continues tonight for a union city teenager that's been missing since he left home for school early wednesday morning. michael santos left home around

7:50 wearing a grey-hooded sweat shirt and green sneakers. he never showed up at the high school. he's 5'2" and weighs 110 pounds. anyone with information asked to contact police immediately. the southeast is reeling from a storm system that killed at least 21 people so far. late tonight officials reported more than 60 tornados slammed north carolina along with flash floods, hails and high winds. that's after a day of deadly weather in the deep south. our meteorologist has the latest. >> powerful spring storms clean. bringing reports of more than 100 possible tornados. more than 1/2 dozen people killed in alabama. tornado touch downs were reported in at least six counties in that state including washington county, one of the hardest hit areas. >> i thought i was going to die, i really did. every time something hit, i knew

it was over with, but then whatever struck me hard in the back, i knew it was going to be the end. >> >> everyone just was running and just try to take for cover, and next thing i knew it, everyone's ear's were clouded up and couldn't hear anything at all. >> the two-day death toll more a dozen people. survivors are now trying to clean up the debris. >> you don't know how to react o it. you don't believe it unless you see it. >> it's just a disaster. it's ae than that. >> the national weather service issued tornado warnings in the carolinas as the storm system made it's way eastward.

>> governor jerry brown declaref emergency of storms hit in march. the declaration may include money for problems such as a sagging hillside that is threatening homes. and taxpayers may get more time to file or pay state taxes or fees. march was the second wettest month on record along the north coast. the federal aviation administration says they suspended another air traffic controller for allegedly sleeping on the job. that's the sixth such incident this year nation-wide. it happened in miami. the controller was one of 12 on duty with two managers. the faa said no flights were in danger. the california sooek communy is in mourning after a

man died after a shooting. atwall had been hospitalized after he and his friend were shot in the afternoon of march 4th while working near their homes. the victims were not robbed, and their families say they had no known enemies, but were dressed in tradition traditional -- traditional clothing. >> shark fans have some cold wan on them. we'll show you how local business is a big winner. >> health on the way. the hospiy finally be getting some help. >> summer is just two months away, and getting ready.

. >> if you're near downtown san t , you might have had to plug your areas. shark fans are in a frenzy. deborah was on hand for the madness down there, and she has a live report. >> well the madness became muten melancholy. fans are straggling out without the win they wanted. the series is now split, but the

downtown economy is definitely up. [ cheering and applause ] >> their face masks might have y as kings took an early impressive lead. >> it's okay. we'll pull througn or lose, the numbers that matter for downtown san jose are on the cash register. a few blocks, the highlights are expected to serve 500 bbq dinners which makes it hard for the chef to look at the tv. >> we don't have time. >>a lot of baby back ribs, kegs being changed, and extra staff. [ cheering and applause ] >> sadly, these shouts tonight were inspired more by our camera than what the sharks did

on the ice, but it's still early and the sharks have been to the playoffs before, 15 times before exhilarating and exhausting. >> i like the third round of the playoffs. we ache for a day off. >> maybe they win in 7 and we get 4 home game. >> definitely helps the businesses downtown. >> go sharks! we can do this. >> but they couldn't do it tonight, and as fans extremed out, many are looking ahead to game five a sure thing for next saturday back here at the shark tank ktvu channel 2 news. >> and a little later sports wrl highlights and reaction from the shark's locker room in about 30 minutes. this spring the supreme court is expected to rule on a california case that could set

precedence on stated prison populations. at issue is a federal court order requiring california to take whatever measures are necessary to bring down the state's prison population by at least 33,000 prisoners. they are arguing the federal order exceeds its authority. california has up wards of 170,000 prisoners and a system designed for about 80,000 inmates. the trouble mental health hospitals are able too hire more staff. announcing yesterday that they would exempt mental hospital from the state's hiring freeze. diana duly made the decision after visiting napa's mental hospital. a state official plans to immediately fill more than 20 positions with clinical staff and police officers. crews on the pins pins spent time mopping up a -- pinss

la spent time mopping up -- peninsula spent time mopping up con tom mated water today. they reopened the lagoon by 1:00 this afternoon. the rising price of fuel is giving people second thoughts about hitting the water this summer. >> on the oakland waters it wasa perfect day to be on the boat. >> this is wonderful with the wo phones ringing, it's just beautiful. >> mark took his family on theiy purchased ski boat, something that he says won't happen very often this summer. >> we can't do that. to play a e afternoon it's $100. no that will pay her day care. >> and this is why the cost is so high. gas prices that are well above $4 a gallon. take a look at this 59-foot

yacht sitting on a row for sale. to captain your boat like this would cost you $500,000. it gets about 1 mile per gallon, and filling the tank costs about $5,000. >> fuel costs are not the main t -- main maintenance cost of the budget but something they have to consider. >> this man says it cost him $10 to fill his tank. >> the way it's going up, i don't go out obviously as much number one, and number two, i didn't ask my friend to chip in, but now definitely i ask them to chip in. >> but for a ride on the bay, chipping in gas money might not be a bad deal. in oakland ktvu channel 2 news. >> as for gas prices, you can fd the least expensive gas for the area you live by going to www.ktvu.com and clicking on the consumer tab at the top. federal investigate evers are looking into a fatal sky

diving accident this weekend in southern california. it was the second fatal accident in as many weeks at the sky diving school. two sky divers tangled together and one died. two weeks ago two other sky divers died after a collision. new hiv infections in san francisco could be reduced by 80% under a plan proposed by scientists. the plan would require annual voluntary testing of sexually acting gay and bisexual men and putting them on some drugs if they are positive. the scientists believe people that take this drug are less infectious and therefore less likely to spread hiv to others. making his pitch.

he hasn't said he's running, but donald trump sounded like a politician at a tea party rally. his take on a run in 2012. the battle going on for the control of libya. who the rebels turned today for assistance. >> most of the bay area warmed p nicely today. but some changes expected for tomorrow and when rain chances resurface and our five-day forecast.

. >> donald trump addressed a tead today. he made some promises including one to create jobs. criticized president obama and

george w. bush during his speech. a tea party activist is being urged to resign after she allegedly e-mailed a photo depicturing president barack obama as an ape. it shows two apes dressed as a mother and father whose faced is photo shopped with the president. under the photo are now you know why no birth certificate. marilyn davenport said it was just a joke. former illinois governor said that he's never considered a plea bargain with prosecutors during his trial on krungs charges. a jury dead locked on 23 of 24 counts against him convicting him of a single count of lying to federal officers. a retile is set to start on wednesday. he faces a lengthy prison sentence if he's convicted.

in libya, rebels called onnato for more help -- nato -- called on nato for more help and support. >> we've continued to hear all f regime forces targeting civilians and the fighting continued on saturday according to a witness, forces firing 100 rockets and some of those rockets hitting a heavily populated civilian neighborhood killing several people, injurying dozens of others. some of those injured in critical condition korg to the opposition. -- according to the opposition. they are also hitting food processing plants. a cruise ship turned humanitarian aid ship has

managed to reach the port to rescue some workers that are stranded there without food, without water, and some of these individuals would not have made it another 24 hours under those conditions the rebels in the meantime pointing as a reason why nato needs to pick up their efforts. >> in other news in afghanistan, a taliban suicide bomber blew himself up today killing himself and five foreign and five afghan troops. it's not clear if any of those killed were american. the attack was one of the deadliest in months in foreign troops. in cuba they marked their 50th anniversary and castro

used the time to propose term limits. he proposed that he and other officials should be restricted to two consecutive 5-year term. in london preparations of the royal wedding continued as they consider new rules for the concession. the first male heir of the couple would take the thrown. the government is considering a plan to change the law to allow the first-born child whether male or female to inherit the kingdom. a rescue team is digging trying to reach a miner trapped in a cave in. it happened in the idaho panhandle town of mullen. a section of the roof more than a mile underground measuring about 10 feet high and 20 feet wide fell, and one man made it out, but the other did not. they don't know if the collapse

left room for the trapped miner to survive. making the earth a little greener. how some people celebrated earth day and the surprising items people found cleaning up the trash. and the tasty event that drew thousands of people here today.

>> some bay area volunteers got a head-start on earth day festivities. hundreds banded together to clean up places largely neglected. >> with the san francisco skylie back drop east shore park looked peaceful and presteen in the distance, but volunteers combing through the grass were amazed by what they found. >> cigarette filters, needles, g

with shotgun shell cases, toothpaste and bottles of sunscreens. >> just a few steps and you can throw it away. >> led by workers from the city of berkeley, an army of 300 volunteers cleaned things up. and it's not just trash they're looking for, plants like this one here aren't native to the area, and they also have to be thrown out. it was part of the state park foundation's earth day clean up. you can see scenes like this across dozens of the parks across the state. >> we're expected about 5,000 vd the state park system needs the help. they're facing a $22 million budget cut effective this july. >> that $22 million is clearly o mean that parks are going to close all over the state, but we've been waiting for a list to come out. the legislator has established some cry tier yashgs but don't know what's ong -- criteria, but don't know what's going on the list yet. >> i think that's just awful. is

just terrible because it impacts all of us. >> we forget how much we enjoy the parks. >> as long as the shore line and walking paths are own, she'll continue to help any way she can. >> a day of death defying feetsn santa cruz by one of the great names in high wire walking. here is a picture of nick wolinda. he's a member of a family that has a long history of doing high wire and circus acrobatics. a study has found dozen of cases of prosecutor misconducts in california. according to the study state wide prosecutors engaged in this in 00 cases last year. -- 200 cases last year. in the a there were 18 cases involving

misconduct, and four of those effected guilty verdicts. a class action sued accuses apple of making buying too easy on iphones and ipads. a pennsylvania father said his 9-year-old daughter bought $200 before his pass word expired. his lautd alleges it allowed 15 minutes before they had to reenter a pass word made millions from unauthorized merchandises. the new operating system requires a password for every purchase. fans of old fashioned vinyl records lined up this morning outside of ameba records to celebrate national record store day. it was sweet for employees. rolling stone magazine has rated them as the best record stores in the u.s.. vinyl records are coming back in style for some that see them as musical artd. >> you have a digital copy. andf

the stuff that i play is through digital copy. i'd rather have vinyl and cd as a collectible. >> rolling stones says that theh surprises and rare finds. the first records opened in berkeley in 1990. concerns today from house democrats on the process known as hydraulic fraktduring. democrats on the house energy and commerce says that the drilling fluids used to recover natural gas and oil contain 29 knowsingins. the gas industry has been reluactant to disclose the competition of those drilling fluids. motorcycle riders rallied for a good cause today. members of the road dogs and other clubs brought toys and games to clubs in oakland.

they were delivered to the hospital, and the hospital needs donations this time of year. >> every year at christmas every drives by easter you never hear of anything, so we need help. >> more toys were collected at e mont club as well. thousands of people flooded downtown today to celebrate butter and eggs. >> oh my god how cute is that. >> a float carrying the cutest t was this year's butter and egg parade. thousands of people turned out. it was the chicken capital of the world, and is known for many dairy farms in the area. also where the egg incubator was invented. this is the 30th year of the butter and eggs parade but the festival goes back further than that.

coming up next, roger clemens, the key ruling on a piece of evidence that his lawyer sought for his trial. >> and a beautiful start to thed . a live picture looking at downtown san jose, but some spots could be in for a real change tomorrow.

>> right now on the maps i can

show you this on live storm tracker 2, no rain clouds out there, but we have the low clouds and fog and a few patches moving into san francisco. we have on shore breeze and change that to a blue color and more westerly flow in place, and that's prettiy much going to remain part of our forecast tonight and into tomorrow morning. after a warm day today away from the coastline. look at all the 70s livermore 74 degrees, looked like summertime weather pattern with the fog bank out there and pacifica climbed to only 57 degrees. overall weather story is this for tonight. partly cloudy skies, even a few patches of fog in the bay. tomorrow scattered clouds and temperatures cool off for the second half of the weekend. the extended forecast, cooler temperatures and a couple of rain chances showing up in the five-day forecast. for tomorrow we're going to have that fog to start out the day

at least first thing sunday morning with partly to mostly cloudy skies. as we take into in -- this into sunday night and monday morning, it will generate cloudy cover and showers especially monday morning and hold that chance on into monday afternoon as well. it's not a strong system, but produce a few drops especially in the north bay. lower clouds and even higher clouds for tomorrow, and higher clouds continue to be on the increase tomorrow afternoon, and notice it's still dry, and by tomorrow night we bring in a possibility of light showers or sprinkles in the north bay, and those chances will be on the increase as we head into morning monday. tomorrow morning at 7:00, coastal and bay fog. by 12:00, scattered clouds 55 to 62 degrees, and we'll call it mostly cloudy by 3:00. there's the temperature range upper 50s to 60s and warmest

location around 70-degree mark. so no more upper 70s for your sunday, but pretty warm in san jose and 68. here is a look ahead your five-day forecast. a couple of rain clouds and showers into your monday. tuesday will be dry with partly cloudy skies. upper 50s to lower 60s by wednesday with a chance of a shower and then partly cloudy skies on thursday. so you have the rainy -- so the rainy season not done yet. >> waiting for the sun. >> it could be warming up. d the warm temperatures. thank you, mark. speaking of summer, this summer is roger clemens turn to defend himself against steroid use. the star pitcher told congress in 2008 that he had never taken performance enhancing drugs. late last night a house committee refused to turn over internal notes about that hearing that

his lawyers want to examine. a federal judge will ultimately decide the issue. clemens is charged with perjury making false statements, and obstruction of congress. the sharks went from predator to pray tonight

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