it happened at this exact moment 16 years ago today, the somber ceremony now underway marking the deadliest terror attack on american soil before 9/11. the deadly overnight shooting of a woman in oakland. the two men who could be suspects or good samaritans. >> reporter: why san jose police are investigating whether or not a dog was poisoned at a popular dog park. "mornings on 2" starts now.

good morning to you. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, april 19th. a san jose dog park remains closed this morning as the investigation into a pet death continues. the dog died on saturday after visiting the butcher dog park on camden avenue. there are fears poisoned bait might be responsible. ktvuha kraig debro is live with the tests being -- ktvu's kraig debro is live with the tests being done that could be revealed. >> reporter: good morning. who attend this park with their dogs must be wondering what is going on. take a look at the park.

they've got different surfaces and benches and chairs. they have doggie dishes and water, tennis balls. they even separate the larger dogs from the smaller. this is the area where the dogs play if they are under 40 pounds. if they are over that, they play over hee. the dog that died over the weekend was over here. jennifer tienne brought her sheltered dog, colin, to the park. and this is the first dog she's ever own. the dog came here happy and playing and left vomiting and barely conscious. jennifer says he ate something at the park that killed him. >> he was there on saturday and then he wasn't. that's a real shocker. that's just a sign of coil listen being -- collin being

gone. >> reporter: they closed the park because of what happened here -- not only what happened but also in sunnyvale. there was a note at the sunnyvale park that said "all dogs must die." police have made no arrests. back to you. right now, a very special ceremony is taking place. the camera is moving around to show us what we're look at. would you believe it's been 16 years since the deadly oklahoma city bombing that live vetted the -- rivetted the nation. this is video of the -- we're looking at file video. but at the live memorial empty chairs are sitting remembering the 168 people kill in this

bombing when a bomb ripped apart the building. we're back to live pictures. you can see people gathered in the area there. timothy mc veigh, the bomber, was put away, executed. again, this is the anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. in other news, a santa cruz company is being investigated this morning accused of violating animal welfare. they sell antibodies to researchers. the company is being investigated by the u.s. agricultural department after sickened goats were found. the company has faced some problems in the past. back in 2005, the usda fined the company $4600 for violating sanitation rules. it is 7:04. oakland police are

investigating two separate shooting overnight. in one of those shooting, a -- shootings, one of them died. tara moriarty is live with more. >> reporter: this morning police are investigating the incident because two people dropped off a dying woman at a hospital. police are not sure if these men knew the woman, if they were involved in the shooting or simply good samaritans. around 10:00 last night, they brought the victim bleeding from gunshot wounds to summit medical center. the staff performed cpr but they were unable to save her. officers scoured the streets with flashlights looking for any trace of evidence near 30th and union. witnesses told police that they heard more than a dozen shots just before 10:00. then early this morning, just after 1:00, police resod to yet -- responded to another

shooting. officials say one male was shot and is expected to survive. police have a suspect in custody. we're put a call into the oakland police to learn more about the victim and what exactly led up to the shooting. back to you. >> thank you, tara. this morning police in vallejo are investigating a fatal shooting. a richmond man shot early saturday morning outsite a 7-11 store -- outside a 7-11 store died. investigators hope surveillance video from the 7-11 store will help lead them to the killer. 7:06. police in san anselmo warning children be careful on the way to school. yesterday, a man offered a girl a ride to school. now, girl refused to get in the car. the police is described as a white man in his 30s or 40s, had a stocky build, the girl

told police he was driving a black box-style van. after reaching an agreement with the vallejo recreation district, native-american protesters camped out another night at glen cove. now, the native americans consider this a sacred site where thousands are bury of they want to prevent a park on this land. protesters say they have no intention of leaving until the recreation district gives up plan to build there. it is 7:07. a san francisco jujitsu teacher is being praised as a hero for helping a police officer under attack. a muni fare evader was punching and tackling the officer to avoid a ticket. that's when the teacher came to

a rescue -- came to the rescue. he practices brazilian jujitsu. he says he believes all police officers should be trained in jujitsu. police are looking for suspects in two separate groping attacks. both happened in golden gate park. both women fought off the attackers and cau for help. investigators -- called for help. investigators believe two men were responsible. but they only have a description for the man on karl street, that groping incident. he's a white man, in his 20s, 6 feet, 160 pound. a movie at vallejo high school shows children in

different situations, different with parents, parents living with grandparents and parents living with gay parents. some think this is too sensitive and think they should wait before it is played in the courtroom. members of the city board of supervisors will get pay hikes of almost $2,000 and the mayor will get a raise of her than $5,000 a year. 7:09. right now, president obama is holding a town hall meeting in virginia. he's on the road to share his idea for tackling the country's date. coming up in about 15 minutes, we'll go live to washington, d.c. for more on what the president is saying about this challenge? sacramento still has a shot

of keeping their team. the kings owners want to move the team to an hype. the league's representatives will visit the facility on thursday and friday. kevin johnson says he's lined up $7 million in new commitments for corporate sponsorships and luxury suite des to keep them. it would be unusual if they move to l.a. because they have the lakers and the clippers. >> right. a lot of competition. let's check in with sal now. >> well, it's getting busier. we're gonna start by looking at the south bay where we're looking at northbound 17, northbound 280 and northbound 101. i think the busiest traffic is northbound 208 and 101 near 17. you will see some slow traffic there. this morning we're looking at

highway 101 in san francisco along northbound 101 that traffic is moving along okay. i think we might might look at the toll plaza. that's backed up for about ten minutes. let's go to rosemary. >> good morning. we're a little soggy. we're dealing with widespread low clouds this morning the even a little bit of fog and drizzle. san jose reporting light drizzle at this time. so getting out the door you might have your windshield wipers going. we will be gray for the morning showers. the winds are -- the winds are light between 5 and 10 miles an hour. 5 miles an hour in oakland. san jose mid-50s right around palo alto, mountain view. 55, livermore. 57 in concord. san francisco/oakland, low 50s. santa rosa/san jose 52.

we're looking at partly cloudy skies for the second half of the day. your satellite view shows you below the clouds we're very clear. i have -- have you to get in there to see the gray. dry, mild, today. temperatures will be warmer. we have a ridge of high pressure that will build in. it's not very strong but it will increase our temperatures 5 to 10 degrees over yesterday. low 70s expect in napa. even 70 for livermore. a little bit closer to the coast, cooler. 6 in san francisco as well as san mateo. 70 degrees mountain view, 70 in san jose. mostly cloudy through most the day by the second half of the afternoon in closer to sunset, partly cloudy skies. low 70s in the forecast for some. temperatures drop and by the evening, scattered showers back in the forecast. another system moving through

bringing us showers on thursday. temperatures are hovering around the upper 60 and low 70 mark in time for the weekend. a bizarre story. police in toronto searching out for the killer of a chinese exchange student kill while she was talking with a friend on a webcam. police say 23-year-old chin lu was talking to a friend about 1:00 a.m. on friday, when a man knocked on her door and asked to use the phone. the online witness said she saw lu and the man struggling before the man turned off off the laptop computer. police found her dead ten hours later. they say there's no physical signs of trauma. by the way, the laptop computerrer is still missing. a big announcement from

fidel castro who has been in a leadership role in cuba for over 50 years. and what the president is doing to deal with the nation's debt and how it might be tied to his reelection bid. and a politician known for his creative dance moves is getting a warning.

. good morning to you. a live look from san jose. mostly gray skies. a little soggy out there. 57 as you step outside the door. all right. time now, 7:1. well, standard & poor's is saying investors shouldn't have been surprised when it lowered the long-term outlook on u.s. debt. officials say they've been warning they would take that move for two years. the current rate in the united states has not changed which remains one of 17 nations to

have a aaa rating. we're going to virginia right now. that's where we are right here. a live picture. a lot of people on stage now. i believe -- no. i thought i saw the president. president obama is holding a town hall meeting. as you can see this room, this area here, is packed with people waiting to see him and waiting to hear what they are gonna say and they are gonna ask a lot of question. president obama is kicking off a tour. he's spreading his vision on what it will take to bring down the nation's debt. this is annandale virginia -- annandale, virginia. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: dave, let's get right back to the picture of the community college in annandale, virginia. president obama will be kicking

off a three-state tour to try to sell his plan. 57% disagree with how he's dealing with the economy. this is a live picture at the u.s. debt clock. america is running a 14.3 trillion deficit. we talked to an annaist with tax -- analyst and they said neither democrats nor republicans have put together a serious proposal for dealing with it. >> we're gonna have to put everything on the table. we're gonna have to look at entitlement programs and all of the tax breaks. >> reporter: now, president obama is hosting a facebook town hall meeting tomorrow in palo alto. he goes to reno on thursday. reporting live from washington, d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. all right, thank you, alison. tomorrow, president obama comes to the bay area and

coming up at 7:45. what he's gonna be doing here and the part of his visit he's asking you to participate in. in cuba, former president, fidel castro, is, once again, reducing his role in the country. castro has resigned as the first secretary of cuba's communist party. he already handed over daily functions to his brother, raul, in 2006 but kept the first secretary position. that allowed him to make the decisions still. castro led the cuban revolution back in 1959. a dancing politician in romania is being told to cool his heels. edmonds thomasson is known for a michael jackson moon walk routine. his popularity is -- popularity

is soaring. his coworkers told him to join "dancing with the stars." >> don't know if they have that there. >> no. coming up, charles manson is silent now and speaking from jail. good morning. westbound 237. some slow traffic there in the rain. we'll show you how the rain is'sfy -- is affecting your drive to work.

our time is now, 7:22. nature itself had its own way of marking the 105th anniversary of the great earthquake of 1906. an earthquake jolted the pacifica area just before 3:00

yesterday afternoon. now, there have been several mild aftershocks since then. yesterday's quake measured a 3.7. it didn't cause any major damage but it was sure strong enough to knock out power to about 10,000 homes and businesses, mostly in pacifica's linda mar area. the lights came back on about 90 minutes later. pg&e is still investigating how a relatively small earthquake caused such a large power outage. it is 7:23. charles manson is breaking his 0-year silence to discuss global warming. in a phone interview from his jail yes, ma son detailed the bad things we're doing to the environment. he says if we don't wake up there will be no weather because the pole caps are meting and people are butchering trees. the interview comes on the 40th anniversary of the sharon tate

murders. the came bring university council says maundy wednesday should take place on a different day. we're pretty late, easter is later this year. sal, what are you seeing? >> some areas are getting busier. other areas, light. there are no major problems getting out to highway 101, the peninsula. and when you get to the peninsula, the traffic there is doing pretty well on 101 and on 2 0. also 2 -- 280. we're looking at 88 here, the traffic is looking good. southbound 880 before "a"

street, there is an accident involving three cars. that june warm front came in. we're trying to find out more about it -- that one just came in. we're trying to find out more about it. and they are building up, putting up the structure here. let's go to rosemary. good morning. the light rain falling at this time. it had finally taper off into the afternoon but clouds, they are gonna stick around for a while. giving you a look in downtown oakland where we are in the 50s. it feels mild and muggy out there. low clouds will hang tough, after the least through the first half of the day. it looks closer to the afternoon and -- and closer to sunset before we see partly cloudy and come westerly, this pattern continues of scattered

showers in the forecast for second half of wednesday lasting through wednesday. your numbers for ta, widespread 50s at this hour. your noontime hour, 59 for the coastline. low 60s inland. for the second half of the day warmer temperatures. low 70s are expected inland. all right. thank you, rosemary. it's 7:26. what some goats could get a company in trouble. how the animals are tied to a new investigation now underway. >> reporter: a new way to pay for parking in san francisco. why you will see a -- why you will need a cell phone to do it and how it works -- coming up. and a new discovery in the monterey. what turned up when two teenagers died while scuba diving and how this could reveal new information about their death.

well, good morning to you. welcome back. :29. there will soon -- 7:29. there will soon be a way for you to feed the parking meters. allie rasmus is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. just imagine getting a text message on your phone from your parking meter, letting you know your time on the meter is about

to run out. it's all part of a program that will come here this summer using your smartphone or cell phone. we have a picture of this. you have to register and create online in advance and then every meter in san francisco will have a number associated with it. so when you pull into that space, you enter the number to your phone and -- and your account will be charged. when you use this service, it's used by pay by phone, so you will have to pay a 5 cent fee. >> they are making money off our -- i don't i don't know. i think that money should go back into the city. we're kind of broke. it would be inconvenient. i guess it could call you if your meter was about to expire. so that would be good. >> reporter: now the feature that woman was talking about, if your meter is about to run

out, you can set up your account so you will get a text message reminding you to go back and feed the meter, or you can feed the meter remotely from your home so you don't have to run after it. 20 minutes ago, i had a chance to speak with the spokesperson from san francisco mta and he explains that this pay by phone option will not be the only option. so if pea want to avoid that 45 cent fee, he this can pay the meters like they usually do. one man is not hospital after an overnight accident. it happened in petaluma. a pickup truck swerved off the highway and crashed into a fully loaded water -- water truck parked in a construction area. he suffered a broken arm and a

cut to the head. the stew bau gear of two -- the scuba gear of two teens who died has been found. the group were with a group of 17 other drivers when they did not resurface. their bodies were found at bottom of the way. -- bottom of the bay. 7:31. santa cruz police are righting to figure out how a fremont man toll to his death on rocks near west cliff and stockton about 5:45. the own man only described as 2 years old. we don't know his -- 22 years old. we don't know his name. police are questioning his friends about what may have led to his fall. they are looking to see if kohl may have been involved. the family brian stow says he's going to stay under heavy

sedation for the next 24, 48 hours. doctors may know more about his condition on friday. stow's doctors were trying to wean him off the drugs that are keeping him in a coma but he had seizures. still, no arrests have been made in that attack. police hope surveillance video will help them catch person in this photo here. police say those two men with knives stole that woman's cell phone and demanded her money. she refused and ran off to a nearby store. the two men when ran off itself -- ran off. an at&t spokesperson said

the st. albert the great church is canceling the lease agreement. at&t says they must star ar from scratch and find a new location. neighbors expressed health concerns, including one man who provided wi-fi to the city but threatened to remove it. lucy has die. those who visit the hare bore say lucy lost her long-term perching place. her body was found yesterday. rescuers say it appears she was killed by an animal. mcdonald's restaurant are firing -- are hiring 50,000

workers. they are gonna need to hire full-time employees as well as managers. you can go to the website for more information or just show up at the mcdonald's restaurant. already. we want to check in with sal about the commute. >> i'm just listening, the -- that the police have a new injury accident in san francisco, at fulton. it sounds like it's a pretty severe injury crash. the police are on their bay -- are on their way, this is futon in san francisco. we've had a lot crashes there. the wet weather may have contributed. i know the paramedics are on the way. southbound 680 here. some wet weather as you head to the southeast part the bay. also it morning, we're looking at the oakland commute. it looks okay. southbound at 880 there is a

crash. at the toll plaza, there's about a 10-minute wait until you make it on the bridge. 7:25. let's go to rosemary. okay, the disturbance is out of the way. we have light rain going on in some cases. this is walnut creek. look at the satellite view and what's going on out there. for today a very flat ridge in place, there it is off there -- there off the pack. it will switch inland. that system moving out. what's behind me? the next disturbance on the way in time for wednesday. your forecast, mostly gray. it looks like it might stick around most of the day. it takes all afternoon, maybe even until dinnertime before we finally get a little bit of better clearing and sun setting just before 8:00 this evening. temperatures outside our door, it's gonna feel a little muggy. the relative humidity is up so are our temperatures. 53 in areas around san

francisco and widespread low 50s right about santa rosa. warmer for the afternoon with the wing in place. 74 expected for santa rosa, vallejo, concord, 68 fremont and 68, san mateo, for the afternoon. low 70s in san jose, morgan hill and gilroy -- gilroy. the extended forecast, we continue with this moist flow. scores scatters back in the forecast for thursday, drying out in the afternoon. friday will be dry. 65 in the forecast for. a slight chance for sprinkles on saturday and we'll be in the 60s and 70s for the weekend. tori? >> thank you, rosemary. we want to take you live to where president obama is holding a town hall meeting in virginia. let's listen in.

>> firefighters and police officers from being laid off. all that costs money. it requires more money to provide additional help to people who have lost their jobs or are in danger of losing holes. the government is taking less money in in tax rev few -- revenue. so that grew the deficit further. now, if we don't close this deficit now that the company has begun to grow again, if we keep on spending more than we take in it's gonna cause serious damage to our economy. companies might be less likely to shot up -- to set up shop in the united states. it could end up costing you more to take out a loan for a home or a car, because if people keep coning to finance america's debt at a certain

point, they are gonna start charging interest. we won't be able to i -- we on the be able to afford energy and clean energy. so we've gotta tackle the challenge. and i believe the right way to do it is toive will up to an old fashioned principal of shared responsibility. that means everybody has to do their part. so what my plan does is -- it starts with combing budget where savings wherever we can find it. we had a good start a few weeks ago, where both parties came together for a compromise. the government kept vital -- >> you've been listening live to president obama.

he's kicking off the shower about the nation's date. he will be here in the bay area tomorrow. he will visit facebook. he's talking about closing the deficit to avoid long-term damage to the economy, including higher interest rates. he says this is an important point for shared responsibility by all in order to deal with this problem. we'll have more on president's talk today and what he is gonna be doing in the bay area tomorrow. in texas, an out-of-control wildfire could be twice as big as previously estimated. officials say the fires barely less than 100 miles from dallas/fort worth may have grown 120,000 acres. it was previously thought to be 6 acres. fire officials say it's being fuel by low winds, high humidity. the agency says 2 homes have been destroyed -- 32 homes have

been destroyed. right now the fire is only 15 minutes contained. in idaho, officials will determine if federal assistance is available. i was was one of 12 -- iowa was one of 12 states hit by the killer tornadoes. today, the operate of a crippled nuclear plant in tokyo is taking a plan to stabilize the bit eld -- building. crews estimate it will take about nine months to bring down core temperatures and reach a cold shutdown of the plant. the high radiation levels that remain in the plant are now featuring freezing plans. jap japan's president obama says they will not build any

new atomic facilities until the fukushima accident has been examineed. officials say a full investigation is needed to make sure any future power plants will be safe. another air traffic controller is suspended but not for sleeping on the job. what he was doing instead and why everyone could hear it. and is this what royal wedding will look like next week? we'll tell you where this video came from and how many viewings it's gotten on youtube.

it is 7:44. on wall street, marks are

edging higher after earnings reports from johnson & johnson and goal man sax. right now, the dow is currently up 13. nasdaq down 1.5. s&p is up 1.5. the european markets are bucking the global trend after nearly all asia markets slumped. japan's nikkei and the hang seng each lost 1%. asia was concerned about the warning of the u.s. debt. but usual investors seem unconcerned as they've had issues with their own debt share. the congress department says march housing starts jumped to more than 7% to a rate of 540,000 homes -- homes. that's 20,000 more than forecast. each new home built equals

three jobs and adds 90,000 more in taxes to the economy. the faa said a man work as an air traffic controller was suspended for up watching a family. he was contacted to be known that the movie was being broadcast on the part of the equipment where the plane traffic is. well, the president had be at facebook headquarters for an online town hall meeting to talk about economy sand hear from his facebook friends -- and hear from his facebook friends. >> so i hope you'll take a break from either friending or

defriending each other to rsvp -- >> he issued the invitation on facebook and more are updating and a recently study by an institute finds one in five americans turn to the internet to turn to -- turned to the internet to learn about politics. president obama will be screaming -- streaming live and will take questions tomorrow afternoon at 1:45. the president will also raise money for his presidential campaign. right now, he's speaking at virginia. he's raising money for the democratic party as well at several facilities -- fund- raisers. he's going to appear at a dinner tomorrow night where donors will spend $35,000 a plate. he's going to appear at a more fund-raiser -- fund-raiser at

the masonic auditorium where tickets go you a the way up to $2500. in his first campaign, president obama, supporters were the first to know of had his reelection bid via cell phone. uc san francisco researchers say the first sign of alzheimer's could be the inability to detect sarcasm. those with alzheimer's could recognize the lies but not the sarcasm. the study's lead author, katherine ranken, says they would watch "comedy central" colbert's report and think it was real. elton john is returning to the las vegas strip, caesars palace. he was inducted into the rock

n' roll hall of fame in 1989. we, the royal wedding is just now -- well, the royal wedding is just ten days away. don't expect prince william to be wearing a wedding ring when the ceremony is over. he says he won't wear a wedding ring but kate middleton will wear a wedding ring. prince charles didn't wear a wedding ring but he did start to wear one after marrying his current wife, camilla. >> looks real, doesn't it? >> yes. >> this two-minute video by t- mobile has already been seen by at least 4 million people. it was posted just on friday. you can see the actor's dressed

as -- actors dressed in the wedding party. at the end a fictional prince william dances down the aisle with an actress playing bride- to-be, kate middle son. >> they did a good job. we're actually gonna take you to the real thing. you will be able to watch the real royal wedding live right here on channel 2. our coverage begins at 2:00 a.m., tori, on april 29th. that's rye. they are getting married at 11:00 friday morning. . 7:50 calls for new protections for u.s. traps in -- u.s. troops in afghanistan. the. she's infamous for allegedly crashing a white house state dinner. where you might see michaele salia next.

california coog districts are now drafting policies to reduce the number of -- school districts are now drafting policies to reduce the number of classes. tonight, the mount diablo school board will meet and talk about creating a group of teachers as well as administrators to provide academic as well as emotional support to diverse students. an increase in the number of troops in afghanistan who have been wounded by improvided explosive devices buried in the ground, leading to new calls for better protection. everything from radar systems and heavy weight chaps. those soldiers do wear armed vests but don't have protection

under the -- under the vest. :53. sprint nextel is ramping up the -- 7:53. sprint nextel is ramming up. the buyout with at&t would turn the company into the largest wireless provider. the government said it could take a year or longer to review the deal. the woman accused of crashing a white house state dinner will not appear in playboy. it's reported that michael salahi took nude photos but there's no opportunity for her to be in the magazine. instead, the photos will be on the playboy website. in the meantime, her husband has reportedly sent shots to playgirl and they are

reportedly interested -- interested in him. there's now a tool on google that gives you a chance to share details about your neighborhood. information could include bike lane routes, favorite hangouts, even the names of building on a college campus -- buildings on a college campus. google has been using this feature and it's worked very well in other countries. back here at home, caltrain commuters may not see cuts to service afterall. the workers have a plan to eliminate ten daily trains and keep three stations scheduled to close open -- scheduled to close, open. the cuts were originally call for to help close caltrain's $3.5 million deficit. it's 7:55. speaking of caltrain and the commute. sal, any problems out there?

>> ia, there's problems in san francisco. there is an injury crash on park presidio. they've closed northbound 19th avenue at the park. they are diverting traffic on -- onto lincoln way. it will be a misapproaching golden gate park if you are taking 19th avenue also got a tweet from someone who follows me on twitter saying there is a crash on potrero, southbound, two cars there involved. i appreciate that information as well. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic isbacked up for about a -- traffic is backed up for about a 10-minute delay. the morning commute is slow in walnut creek. it's backed up out of pleasant hill through walnut creek and heading down to alamo and danville. let's go to rosemary. okay. our weather slowly improving some of us are still dealing

with low clouds, drizzle and fog. you can barely see the golden gate in the backdrop. yes, we have fog down to visibility about a half-mile along the golden gate. take your time, give yourself extra tie. there could be some slippery roads. drier an warmer for the everyone -- and warmer for the afternoon. at about 6:00 this evening, we'll still be dealing with mostly cloudy skies and mostly cloudy skies as we return to -- mostly cloudy skies when we return to work. this this next system is very similar to what we felt yesterday. your extenned forecast, temperatures 5 to 10 degrees warmer in the afternoon. partly mostly cloudy skies, upper 70s, tomorrow we'll knock the numbers back down again. scattered showers in the forecast, drying out by thursday everyone why. friday, dry and seasonal and in

time for the weekend. there's a slight chance of showers saturday and sunday. back to the desk. >> thank you, rosemary. the incident involving a little girl. it's causing big concern in one bay area city this morning. >> reporter: the city of san jose closes a popular dog park out of concerns that a dog may have been poisoned here. find out why one park user says dogs are not the only animals to worry over. also, the games, not over yet. sacramento takes a final shot at saving its nba franchise.

good morning. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, april 19th. a san jose pet owner is waiting for answers this morning after her dog mysteriously died over the weekend and poison may be to blame. the dog died the at butcher -- at the butcher park on camden avenue. kraig debro has more. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the no trespassing

sign by the order of the chief of police and this sign here, potential poisoned bait on the premise. people are start og show up here with their pets like they do every morning. we spoke to a gentleman over there. he has two golden retrievers. he says it's not only the dog you have to worry about but the children who come out here. >> you just wonder why. i do known if somebody had a grudge against the dogs or -- i don't know if somebody had a grudge against the dogs or it's a personal thing. >> reporter: the first order of business is figuring out why why the dog visiting last saturday died. the dog seemed fine when he got here. it was the owner's first time to the park and the -- second time the owner has been to the park and the first time she's had a dog. >> the first time everyone is

running around and the second time i felt a little more comfortable. he did, too. >> reporter: collin started to vomit and she took him in the back of her car and took him to the vet. he died. he didn't make it to the vet. there were a lot of other dogs at the park that day. one of the questions is -- is why did collin, why was he the only dog that made him stick and -- made him sick and caused -- evenly dog that got sick? back to you. >> thank you. this morning a ceremony was held to mark a somber anniversary. it's been 16 years since the deadly oklahoma city bombing. one hour ago, a moment of silence was head at the exact time the bomb ripped awart the

federal building in 199. the bomber, timothy mc veigh, was convicted and executed. santa cruz biotechnology -- technologies sells antibodies to researchers. the paper reports that the company is under investigation by the u.s. ag department after inspectors found a dozen sickened goats. the company has placed problems before. the company was fined $4600 for violating sanitation rules before. oakland police are investigating two separate overnight shootings and then in bun of those shootings, a woman has died. moments ago, tara moriarty got some new information from the police. you're back out live at the newsroom. >> police have released more details about the victim.

she's a 3-year-old richmond woman named beatrice burton. she was in oakland visiting friends when the shooting happened. it was her boyfriend who took her to the hospital. police say it appears to be a drive-by shooting. all right. this is around 10:00 last night. boyfriend brought burton to summit medical center and hospital staff performed cprb you they were unable -- cpr but they were unable to safe her -- to save her. officers headed out looking for any evidence. witnesses told police they did hear more than a dozen shots just before 10:00. early this morning, just after 1:00, miss responded to another shooting at 45th and international boulevard. officials say one male was shot and is expected to survive. police have a possible suspect in custody. back to you. >> thank you.

this morning police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting, a richmond man saturday early in the morning at a 7-11 on magazine street died yesterday. he's been identified as geovani and police hope surveillance will help lead them to his killer. police in san anselmo are warning people to be especially careful on their way to school today. yesterday afternoon, a suspicious man offered a girl a ride on her way to school. the girl refused to get inside. police only have a vague description of the suspects. he's height, in his 30s, 40s, and a stocky build. native-american protesters camped out for another might at glencoe, after failing to reach

an agreement. ♪ >> reporter: they consider it to be a sacred site where thousands are burleyed -- buried and want to prevent a park from being built there. protesters have no intention of leaving until the recreation district drops plans to build public bathrooms and a paveed parking lot. the department of justice has been called in to meditate the dispute. 8:50. a san francisco martial arts instructor is being praised for rescuing a police officer under attack. thanks to a good samaritan, pedro, he subdued the suspect, who police describe as crazed. the good samaritan practices jujitsu. he believes all police officers should be trained in jujitsu.

this morning, san francisco police are looking for suspects in two separate groping attacks. both happened near golden gate park over the weekend. one case was on lincoln way. investigators believe two different men are responsible. >> but they have only a detailed description of one man responsible. that's for that saturday groping incident on carl street. police sea he's a white han in his 20th, about 6 feet tall, weighing about 1 0 pounds with -- 1 60 pound. with straight dark air. an anti-bullying program is being challenged by parents. the movie demonstrates children living with different sets of circumstances with parents. some parents believe it is too sensitive and want to be

notified of the content before it's shown in class. right after asking other workers to take pay cuts, members of the city's board of supervisors will receive pay hikes of nearly $2,000 and the mayor will get a raise of more than $5,000 a year. the raises are is the by the city's civil commission. 8:07. as we speak, president obama is holding a town hall meeting in virginia. the president is sharing his vision on what he would do to bring down the nation's debt. coming up in about 15 minutes from now. we'll take you live to washington, d.c. to find out her about what the president is saying and which programs could be cut. the city of san francisco, still may have a shot at keeping their nba team. the league is send -- the league is sending an individual to see

if the facility in sacramento -- see about the facility in sacramento. kevin johnson says he's lined up $7 million in commitments, and those luxury seats. he's trying to keep the team in sacramento. saing you are keeping a close eye on -- sal, you are keeping an eye on 6680. very slow traffic. it's beginning to loosen up a little bit. it's very slow. this morning's commute at the toll plaza is slow. northbound 19th avenue is closed because of an injury accident. it's best to avoid the area for at least another half-hour or so. let's go to rosemary. okay. leftover moisture from yesterday's system helping to create plenty of low clouds

overhead. some of our roadways are wet. take it easy we've seen got fog up along the coast. the golden gate bridge reporting visibility down to about a half-mile in some cases. it could be a tough go as you get out the door. 53 in san francisco. san jose right about 57. get in closer to redwood city. some of us warmer than yesterday by a few degrees. relative humidity is up with all of these low clouds. 56 in napa at this time. our temperatures will be warping over yesterday. but it had be a while before we get rid of the clouds. take a look at what happens here. as we move through the afternoon by about 1:00, still dealing with mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy by second half of the afternoon and into the sunset. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy skies. will be back and signs of rain -- signs of more rain on the way. we have a ridge of high pressure moving in.

it will be flat. so high clouds not leeching altogether, or the mid-level clouds. a few scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow afternoon. most of this rain will come into evening hours and linger through thursday morning. afternoon highs, low 70s as well as vallejo, concord, down into san jose, morgan hill. 6 san francisco and low 60s areas up -- areas of pacifica and half moon bay. the extended forecast, we have just a westerly flow that will continue on and on and on, even into -- even into the weekend. we're wet tomorrow afternoon. thursday we're dry. seasonal temperatures in store and the models for the -- for the weekend are having a bit a time disagreeing but its like we could have -- but it looks like we'll be in the 60s and 70s.

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there. martinez. standard & poor's said there should have been no surprise when they kanged -- when -- spice. you are looking at live pictures from virginia where the president is holding a town hall meeting to discuss the nation's debt. alison burns is live with more. >> reporter: tori, that's right. president obama is hitting the rooted -- hitting the road trying to sell his plan for tackling the nation's date. let's get back to the live picture in northern northern virginia, the president is taking a wide range of questions now. he just wrapped up a 25-minute speech outlining his plan that includes raising texas on the -- taxes on the wealthy and

cutting programs. he says last week's budget cuts was just the start. >> i'm not gonna quit until we find every single dime of waste -- we don't have enough money right now i promise. we'll check under the cushions. >> reporter: president obama will spend three days this week hosting these town hall meetings to try to sell the plan. he will be in palo alto tomorrow and reno on thursday. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:16. well, later today, president obama will hold a major summit meeting about immigration reform. current and former public officials from across the political spectrum have been inviting, including california governor arnold schwarzenegger. he will be there. they will be talk about ways to fix the nation's immigration

system. 8:16. state prison guarding are cashing in thanks to a new contract with governor jerry brown. under the contract, prison guards will be able to save an unlimited number of vacation days. when they retire from service, those days could be exchanged for cash at their final pay rate. the governor is extending this benefit to the california correctional peace officers association and this. the supreme court will consider arguments today in a climate case that pits the obama administration against environmentalists. the administration is siding with power company officials opposed to court-ordered emission reductions. a half-dozen states, new york city and three land trusts are suing private utilities over emissions from plants in 20 minutes. the obama administration says the environmental protection agency should set policy and

not the court. for the first time in 46 years, former cube an president, fidel castro, is not the main leader of the community party. just an hour ago, his -- communist party. just an hour ago his brother was named. it's an official tans -- officials transsay -- it's an official transfer in power. he led the cube revolution back in 1959. a year later, after the bp oil spill, not much money has been paid out. bp provided $20 million for a victim relief fund but only $3.8 billion has been paid out. addmy min straighters say some of the -- administrators say some of the people eligible for

claims have not made one yet. pg&e is denying poor recordkeeping played a role in last week's pipeline explosion and fire in san bruno. the utility is also dismissing suggestions that the disaster could have been prevented in the -- prevented if the company understood the type pipeline that exploded. arizona's governor has taken action on a bill tied to the rumors that president obama was not born in the united states. governor jan brewer has vetoed arizona's so-called birther bill that would provide presidential candidates to provide proof of their citizenship. a dozen other states are considering similar legislation. 8:19. charles manson is ready to

talk. the surprising topic this notorious cult killer wants to talk about. also, a british researcher says he's solved one the bible's big mysteries involving the last summer -- supper. we'll take a look at the traffic and the bay area bridges when we come back.

welcome back. google is reportedly planning to buy a large stake in the world's largest wind farm. google and two companies will buy the shepherd's project in oregon. it will cover 30 square miles when it's finished next year and produce enough energy for 235,000 homes. that project -- that project is currently owned by general electric. nature itself helped make the 105th anniversary of the great quake of 1906 one to remember. the quake jolted the pacifica area just before:00 yesterday afternoon and there have been -- before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. yesterday's quake did not cause any major damage but it was strong enough to knock out power to homes and businesses, mostly in pacifica's linda mar air -- linda mar area.

8:23. after 20 years of silence, mass murderer charles manson is talking. he's talking about global warming. in a phone interview, manson talked about the environment. he said we're doing bad things and if we don't wake up, we won't have any weather. people are butchering trees and this comes on the 4th anniversary of the murder of sharon tate. a british scientist said maundy thursday really occurred on wednesday. he says it took place on wednesday, according to the old- fashioned jewish calendar and would explain how, according to the scientists, how jesus ', the arrest and the trials could take place between the meal and

crucifixion. he claims his research supports a date april 3ed for -- aprilrd for the crucifixion and april 5th for easter day. all right. we want 0 check in with sal. you've been telling us about some trouble out there. >> that's right. before we get to the edge abouts, 19th avenue by golden gate park is not a good place to be. some of the bus routes -- some of the buslines have been rerouted. bay bridgebacked up for about a -- backed up for about a ten- minute delay. golden gate bridge has fog on it and richmond's bridge is moving well. if you are going to a b.a.r.t. station, you might see people passing out chocolate dressed up like penguins. i got a tweet about it. they are thanking you for using public transportation and being good for the environment and some of these poor souls at

b.a.r.t. got to dress up and pass out candy. hey, at least they have a job. the storm is gone but it left a lot of moisture. this is alameda, where clouds are gonna stick around. sun will fight them off. partly to mostly cloudy skies in store for the latter part of the day. with cloudy conditions it probably feels pretty gal. dryer and warmer in the afternoon. but by the evening hours we actually have clouds returning to the areas. upper 60s, low 70s for your forecast. north bay will see low 70s. 07 livermore. 68 in fremont. 70 expected in san jose.

your extended forecast -- we're gonna continue with this pattern. we're in between systems today. by tomorrow afternoon, the rain clouds will return. scattered showers through the evening hours, even through thursday morning which means your commute could be soggy but by the afternoon we're drying -- drying out. our temperatures are beginning to dry out. weekend, the big weekend, everybody is going to be outdoors looking for the eggs, it will be partly to mostly cloudy skies and we're leaving in the possibility for some sprinkles there. dave? >> all right. 8:2 a very busy day under the golden -- 8:28, busy day under the golden arches. imagine getting a text from your phone telling you that your parking meter is about to run out. it's a new program coming to san francisco. and the medical

breakthrough involving a northern california woman. what's happening today.

ask. paying for parking in san francisco could be as easy as picking up your cell phone. ailly rasmus has the story. >> reporter: as it is right now, you can pay for metered parking using coins, credit card or parking card. but pretty soon this summer there will be a third option using your cell phone or mobile phone. san francisco says it hopes to have this pay by phone option up and running this summer.

you'll have to register your debit or credit card. then every meter will have a number associated with it. so when you pull up to spot, you type in the parking number and your account will be charged. you don't need a smartphone. you can call a number from a regular cell phone, enter a pin and your account can be charged that way. another feeture, if your meter is about to -- feature, if your meter is about to run out, you can get a text message that your meter is going to run out.

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8:45. breaking news right now. a shopping mall near boston has been evacuated following reports of a gunman inside. police evacuated the burlington mall. this is about 12 miles northwest of boston, after a man with a rifle was reportedly seen inside the nordstrom department store there. it this is according to a local

tv station. two women have describe the man as a short, white man. police have established a perimeter. there are no report of injuries. the man was seen carrying the rifle in nordstrom's. again, this is in burlington, massachusetts, just outside of boston. if we get any more information we will bring it to you. 8:46. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you now. this morning, in oklahoma, hundred of people gathered for a very somber anniversary, 16 years to the day since that deadly oklahoma city bombing that killed 168 people. 90 minutes ago, there was a moment of silence to remember the victims.

we do have new information here at home on a story we've been telling you about all morning. oakland police have identified the woman shot and killed in the possible drive-by shooting last night near poplar park. she was 34-year-old beatrice burton, a young mother near richmond. and president obama is holding a town hall meeting in virginia. the focus, america's skyrocketing debt and how he plans to bring it down. he says taxes need to be raised on the wealthy and spending needs to be cut for the defense. pam? president obama will be in the bay area at the facebook headquarters to talk about economy and hear from his facebook friends. let's take a look at when president obama came in the room. take a look. there's a few cameras there. but mostly it's smartphones.

certainly an indication of how important social media has become in politics. his sewn was -- his sewn was very serious focusing on the amount of money despite our huge deficit. we had a surplus back in two. 11 short years ago. but then we cut taxes for everybody, including millionaires and billionaires, we fought two wars and we created a new and expensive drug program and we didn't pay for any of it. >> the president's next stop, facebook headquarters in palo alto. and he issued the open invitation on youtube. more politicians are updating constituents and even announcing campaigns on line because that's where the voters are. a recent study finds one in five americans turn to the

internet to learn about politics before the november mid-term election. now, prom's event will be streamed life -- president obama's event will be streamed life and he will take questions starting at 1:45 in the afternoon. he will raise money the old fashioned way for the 2012 a campaign and the democratic party at several fund-raisers. he will appear at a dinner tomorrow night, where donors will spend $35,000 a plate and appear at the masonic auditorium. tickets there from $25 to $2500. dave? >> all right, a. 8:49. an air traffic controller has been suspended because he was watching a movie when he was supposed to be working handling air traffic. the faa says problem was discovered when more than three minutes of a movie soundtrack was heard and transmitted over the controller's open micro

microphone. the j-20 is making the rounds online. the latest pictures of china may raise concerns, budding -- including possible deployment of the first aircraft carier. this morning, the housing industry had its best report in six months. the commerce department says march housing starts jumped more than 7% to an annual rate of $549,000 -- 549,000 homes. that's 29,000 more than forecast. each new home built create the equivalent of three jobs a year and they say it adds 90,000 in taxes to the economy. ten minutes before 9:00.

forces loyal to be -- to libyan leader, nothing, are once again being accused of attacking civilians. the forces are firing on civilians in the city of misrata. as a result, many people are evacuating the -- evacuating the city by ship going to benghazi. the ship's voyage is the only safe way out right now from misrata forces are surrounding that city an owl three sides. richers at uc san francisco are -- researchers at uc san francisco are saying the first sign alzheimer's disease could be the inability to detect sarcasm. healthy individuals can spot lies and sarcasm while those with alzheimer's can recognize the lies but not the sarcasm. the lead author of the study, katherine ranken says,

alzheimer's patients could watch the colbert report and they think it's really real. 8:51. elton john is going back to the las vegas strip. the five-time grammy award winner announced yesterday he's gonna bring his million-dollar piano show to caesar's palace beginning in september. tickets go on sale on april 25th. elton john was inducted into the rock n' roll hall fame in 1989. and charlie sheen is going back to court today. he will make a personal plea to a judge for his twins, to have full custody. apparently, charlie feels so strongly about getting custody. he wanted to talk to the judge personally. he says his ex-wife brooke mueller, is not fit to care for the children and has relanced back into using drugs. the royal wedding is just ten days away but don't expect to see prince williams wearing a wedding ring. the prince said he had not wear

a ring but his bride-to-be, kate middleton, will. it's not that uncommon in the -- in the royal family. prince charles did not wear one after marrying diana but he did wear one after marrying camilla. and before they say "i do." their ceremony has already been spoofed. this two-minute video by t- mobile has been viewed more than 4 million times on youtube since being featured on friday. it shows actors, the queen, the wedding party dancing down the aisle, there's prince harry, the character ep are representing him and the bride- to-be, the actress playing her. you will be able to watch the royal wedding right here on ktvu. coverage will begin at 2:00

a.m., april 29th. the wedding takes place at:00 a.m. our type. 11:00 a.m. friday in london. i wonder what they said about that video? >> probably got a chuckle out of it. terrorist attacks under the ground in afghanistan is leading to a new form of protection for american sold yers. and the -- soldiers. and the san jose sharks are playing tonight. the shark tank is a very busy place.

a rise in the number of troops in afghanistan wounded by improvised explosive devices is prompting calls for new protection. that ranges from ground penetrating systems and different underwear. troops were vests but have no protection below the waist. well, the sharks want to take back the league in the playoffs. they play kings at 7:30 in los angeles. the series is tied at one apiece. game 4, in los angeles and then the series comes back to san jose friday night. really big ticket 2s-day. going to disneyland. you can go to disneyland andy kniss -- disneyland advent chur

park. go to ktvu.com before midnight. scroll down the tab and put in the secret word "magical." and we head back to sal for another look at the traffic. >> yeah i just want to --ly to refresh the bay bridge toll plaza. it's about an eight-minute delay. once you get on it, it moves photographs. improving conditions. partly to mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be warmer. upper 70s in the forecast. >> sounds good. that will do it for us, everyone. hope you have a wonderful day. >> bye now.