fighting for her life. that's what a police officer was doing minutes before she shot and killed a suspect. the latest on this officer- involved shooting. disaster in the south. the death toll continues to rise in a series of fa roche shus storms -- ferocious storms. and overnight fire forces several people out of their home. why oakland firefighters had such a tough time putting it out. "mornings on 2" starts now.

good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, april 28th. one man is dead an a veteran officer is recovering from serious injuries after what police call a fight for her life. this happened near dublin boulevard close to the 580/680 interchange. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong was the first reporter on the scene and joins us live with what led up to the violent confrontation. >> reporter: well, kicked, punched and slammed to the ground. that's how officers are describing this. the transient involved in this is dead. the officer is now in the hospital. this all happened in the lot of that dodge chrysler jeep stone ridge auto center right across the way from where we're standing. the officer radioed in after spotting a suspicious person

and then called in to say shots have been fired. at this point, it's still unclear how many. that's what investigators are trying to confirm. but this whole incident took three minutes. while police say they don't know what started it, they say for some reason, this suspect launched a vicious attack on the officer. >> very quickly it got violent. he started to attack her. he started to punch her and basically she -- he -- he tried to stomp my head in the ground, is what she said. >> reporter: the suspect is estimated to be in his 50s. he's a known transient with a criminal record that does include violence. the officer is a veteran sergeant with 20 years on the job. she's gonna be okay but is in the trauma center. this area is gonna be shut down for quite a while. it was shut down after this happen, around 1:0 this morning. crime scene tech nixes are still there and the coroner won't be called in until all this is -- called in until all

this is done. as far as an identity on the transient, they are still looking for next of kin so that could be a while. again, at this point, they are still trying to piece together everything that happened out here at 1:30 this morning. it was just three minutes long but there's still quite a few questions about what triggered it and what started it. all we know, it was very violent and ended with one man dead and this officer still recovering from what they are calling serious injuries. live in dublin, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. an early-morning fire in oakland leaves five people without a home. it happened on 6th avenue east of international boulevard, shortly before 2:30 this morning. firefighters think a wiring problem may be to blame and the fire may have started in the kitchen. it took almost three hours to clear that scene. firefighters tell us what took them so lock -- so long.

>> the homes hold in insulation. they hold in heat. so we pretty much had to remove most of the roof. >> no one was at home when the fire start and no one was hurt. red cross was on the scene to help out. 7:03. at least 200 people now have been killed in a series of storms yesterday that ripped through the southern part of the country. this is video from tuscaloosa, alabama. authorities say this state was the hardest hit with at least 132 people killed. coming up at 7:20, we'll go live to the area to find out why the death toll has been so high. we'll show you where cleanup efforts are underway and president obama has declared a state of emergency. doctors in los angeles are attempting to bring brian stow out of a medically-induced coma. you suffered a skull fracture

after being beaten outside of the baseball same stadium last month. doctors have tried to remove him from the coma three or four times but each time he's suffered seizures. it could take up to three, four days to find out if there is a change in his condition. residents are trying to shut dune what they call a horrible -- down what they call a horrible solution. this is in el cajon, from the neptune society. they are holding a public hearing about the problem with the smoke coming ut and the neighbors say -- coming out and the neighbors say the smell is bad and the fact that they are breathing in humane remains is terrible. anth grade student at sell

-- an 8th grade student at selby school got scared from what was happening in the classroom. she called police. the teacher has been place on leave. the marin corpse is in the final -- marin corps is in the final stage of training. they were asked to consider scenarios, one of which asks them how would they act if they saw a fellow man in this scenario. the university committee recommended lifting the rotc

ban after the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. coming up at 730 -- 7:30 we'll have more on this. a group facebook investors want to sell off stocks. according to the group, they want to share $1 billion worth of shares. it would be the largest transaction of facebook shares to date. this deal is awaiting final approval from the ceo, mark zuckerberg. millions of verizon customers around the nation lost service. verizon says it's recall didded the cause -- determined the cause of the reaction. we want to check in with sal. traffic is doing well on the

east bay in some areas but it's getting busy on interstate 80, on westbound 0 driving out from vallejo to richmond. you are gonna see quite a bit traffic. it does even out by the time you reach berkeley. and then at the toll plaza there was a stalled vehicle at the upper deck of the bay bridge. once you get on the bridge, it moves okay into the city. if you are driving on 101, traffic is moving well. we've been checking in with b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. is on time so far. 7:08. let's go to steve. >> we have a change today in the form of some clouds, coming in now. not everyone. it's kind of partly cloudy, mostly cloudy. some parts of the north bay are clear. but look for partly sunny skies today. the breeze is there. it's also picked you. i will show you some of that. along with that, we have a high pollen count. you expect that to head into may. but mulberry, elm, sycamore,

grasses, weed, not always neck- and-neck. it will be close. if you are suching, you can -- suffering, you can blame all three. a strong system dropping down from the pacific northwest. it will give us precincts over the next 4 hours -- precipitation over the mex 24 -- over the next 24 hours. along the coast -- i was just looking at the altamont pass. some of the higher elevations around 20, 25. we expect that to pick up later on today. the sea breeze is in place. sfo west at 12. we've had gusts at 21. oakland, west at 9. fairfield, west-southwest 8. south- southwest at vacaville. so therein lie as pretty good delta breeze and the wind forecast keeps the breeze going for everybody. not too outrageous. up to maybe 15, 20 miles an hour all the way through the

afternoon. we expect that to pick up later on this afternoon as we see conditions improve late friday between now and tomorrow afternoon, it will be a blustery day. highway, 49. 49 -- livermore, 49. 49 redwood city. a lot of cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. san jose is mostly cloudy. fremont, 48. 58 at noon. temperatures coming down about 3 to 5 degrees because of that -- because of that system. you can see it carving ut. that will -- out. partly sunny -- partly sunny today. i think sunday will be warmer. 50s, 60s close to the beaches. a few upper 60s. taking temperatures down a -- down a few degrees.

i did go the couple of lee 70s here. 6 -- of low 70s. so cooler, breezy, mix of sun and clouds. after tomorrow, then we start to come things down and warm it up. a lot of sunshine, especially sunday and monday with warmer weather. a santa cruz man is in jail this morning after police discovered he had been living with a dead body. this is the picture of 63-year- old, man, and police called about a strong odor coming from his apartment. when police arrived, they discovered the body of a woman covered with blankets.

they estimate she had been dead about a week. a good samaritan rescued a surfer. police say an unidentified man was found facedown. a good samaritan performed cpr and called 911. the man was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition. all right. cerealmakers are being told to pay attention. the breakfast request coming from the obama administration. no more checks. in a couple of days, the social security recipients won't get paper checks. and why the entire leadership of a small delta town had to show up in court.

good morning. partly cloudy skies already. some areas have clear skies but there is a lot of clouds floating around. that will continue to be the case today. a lot of 50, 60s closer to the water and upper 60s inland. 7:14. the federal government's fight against childhood obesity is now targeting some of kids' cereals. alison burns is live with why you might see less of the fruit loops and the lucky charms. alison? >> reporter: tori. that's right. the feds say the ads promoting sugary kids' foods, especially clears hans snacks go too far. >> new pebbles treats! >> reporter: the associated press "reports that strict new guidelines will go in effect

today for some of these ads. some of these colorful characters could be out a job. foods could not be marketed kids if they contain more than one gram of saturated fat. 13 grams of added sugars and 210-milligrams of sodium. but you won't see the changes right away. these guidelines would be phased in other er-- over five years. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu, channel 2 news. starting this sunday, any one who aplays for -- applies for social security or other benefits you will have to have an electronic system. this is about expected to save about a billion dollars over the next deck a -- the next

decade. 7:16. police have arrested two men linked to a string of crimes in the north bay involving the theft of cat lettic converters -- catalytic converters. >> i think we just scratched the surface on this. >> two men were taken into custody yesterday. police got a break when they started to do surveillance at rohnert park. officers say they actually witnessed the man sliding under a truck and stealing the a catalytic converter. police have connected the men to at least four other cases. a man in india faces prosecution for beheading the young woman he loved in front of horrified classmates. authorities say he used a large ceremonial knife that stilled the -- that killed the woman instantly. other students mobbed the man and handed him over to the police. he told investigators he was

upset her parents would not allow them to marry and he intended to kill himself, too. california prison inmates have filed a lawsuit claiming racial discrimination. they say whenever there is an outbreak, they are lock down and think it's based on lockdowns or ethnicity. a pot farm is causing some controversy. officials near sacramento were called to the county courthouse yesterday. instead, they refused to testify in front of a grand jury. they pleaded the fifth. they claim the whole thing is a

witch hunt. 7:18. the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton is tomorrow. we're learning some groups plan to be there to protest. a rehearsal for the big event marched on yesterday. ♪ >> people from all over the world have gathered outside buckingham palace. britain's infamous anarchist organizations have vowed to place members in the crowd and may attempt to disrupt the procession and incite riots. coming up at 7, we'll have a live report from -- 7:38, we'll have a live report from london and some of the things that the brits are betting on. >> oh, interest. >> yeah. and some things they are not allowed to bet on. coming up next -- we'll take you live to one of the state's hardest hit -- look at

this -- we'll get a first-hand look at the damage. good morning. 237, we have stop-and-go traffic there. some the traffic is not here in the south bay. we'llty you where it is.

welcome back. at least 132 people are known to be dead from the tornadoes in alabama. this is tuscaloosa, where a tornado a mile wide hit that state. 15 people have been kill. a state of emergency has been killed. our reporter is live to tell us about the cleanup there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave, tori. i'm in one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in fuss cau lieu saw. you can -- tus cau tuscaloosa.

you can see what used to be storms is now rubble. fierce storms went through the area wednesday night, thursday morning. dozens are confirmed dead. at least 15 were killed in tuscaloosa alone when the tornado touched down. >> my heart was racing. you see stuff like that in movies but you never see in real life. >> reporter: in burmingham, the mayor called this a state of devastation. president obama has signed can'ter area deck la -- disaster area declaration. >> we heard the sirens going 0 and we were watching tv and it said to seek shelter. so we came up here to find the closest strong billing. >> reporter: they were right to run. buildings and homes were destroy. in mississippi and tenny

thursday will be a day to start the recovery. >> the real recovery will be in the citizens, demonstrating our strength and faith will overcome all, even in this darkest hour. >> reporter: and throughout the evening and into the morning, search and rescue teams have been combing this area looking for survivors, the death tolls in tuscaloosa alone is at least 36 dead and the mayor of the city saying that there are parts of the city that he doesn't even recognize. dave, tori? >> unblifferable. thank you so much. that live report from -- unbelievable. thank you so much. a live report from alabama. let's check in with sal for an update on the traffic. >> that's rye. it's gonna be a little bit slow. mostly slow in the east bay we do have slow traffic on 37 as you try to get into the valley. this is the slowest.

if you are driving this moving on westbound bay bridge approach, that's backed up for about a 15-minute delay. it's improved a little bit. if you are driving in antioch or concord, antioch is slow. concord is not. 6 0 traffic looks good from pleasant -- 680 traffic looks good from pleasant hill. and there's slow traffic on the altamont pass. 7:25. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. we do have partly cloudy, partly sunny skies already out there. breezy for many and i expect that wind to pick up today as a rather decent system for the end of april kicks in. you can get a good look at that system. there's actually a couple of pieces to it. the front testify -- front itself is moving in. 40 for many. anywhere from santa rosa, 41,

hayward, mountain view and san jose is 53. west wind at sfo, west wind at oakland. east-southeast santa rosa, but west-southwest fairfield and south-southwest at vacaville. that all spells a delta breeze. everything is m place for that wind -- everything is in place for that wind to pick up. clouds, cool, some breaks in the clouds but i would say partly cloudy skies. sun and clouds 54 to 64 at noon. and then breezy to windy later on. 58 to 70. i'm a little bit -- i didn't want to go with too many 70s. that's what i came up with. we'll go with that. a lot of mid and upper 60s, about 3 to 5 degrees cooler than yesterday. windy on friday, then we calm things down as we head into the weekend. the final hours in the countdown to the royal wedding. we're gonna take you live too ron done -- live to london, get a look at last-minute frantic

preparation. >> reporter: the process has begun to get hue main remains found in danville buried. the story -- coming up. a bold, daylight robbery all caught on tape.

it's a new battle over

indian grounds. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: good morning. we've been told by the descendant who is handling this case that he doesn't want to go on camera -- on camera while discussing it. he also says even though he knows where the remains are, he would rather not disclose that location. he says he's notified the school district. they've respond and they are working on an agreement which would allow the remains to be murreyed in fremont, at a cemetery there. construction bin fish -- finished a few months ago here and experts say the remains are likely the remains of the tribal village once located in contra costa county. it's estimated the skeletons date back 250 to,000 years ago. district was responsible for

paying the removal cost, and estimated $25,000 at the time. reporting live in danville this morning, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you, jade. 7:30. police say a dozen teenagers rushed a clothing store and robbed it. the frash-mob robbery was caught on tape. this happened in washington. reporters say 20 teens walked in the at one time and started loading up on clothing. it took place ten minutes to arrive. by that time. >> the teens had disappeared with $20,000 in merchandise. students will be holding a rally this afternoon, a honoring, honoring a victim shot to death. that shooting outside jimmy's bar left two people dead, two injured. adams williams was killed. he worked a the per raul --

peralta's after-school program. now, investigators received information about the car. they said it looks like this one, a white camera. at first, investigators say said they were looking for a white dodge. kraig debro is in palo alto know about why the military may resurrect the rotc program after almost 40 years. >> reporter: it's interesting, after 40 years -- stanford ended the program 40 years ago because of the war. the ban was kept in place later because of the military's policy on gays and lesbians. today, a committee of faculty members are meeting and will decide if the training court will be allowed back on campus.

stanford joined harvard and columbia which have resersed their bans. committee of ten students faculty -- and faculty members debated the issue for about a year. the faculty member on the committee said the committee examined how rotc could fit into the context of a stanford university education and again, a group of faculty members is meeting today and they will begin to decide if that's a rise decision to bring them back on campus. reporting live at stanford university, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you, kraig. it is 7:23.

tomorrow, oakland mayor jean quan is expected to unveil her first detailed plan with dealing with the city's $50 million budget. in a preliminary budget plan, she released last month, she called for you a city departments to reduce spending -- for all city departments to re-- to reduce spending by 15%. the city has to come up with a final budget plan by june 30th. darrell steinberg said he's considering a proposal to cut state services to republican districts in came. at an appearance yesterday at the sacramento press club, steinberg said, "if you don't want to pay for government, well, then you will get less of it. steinberg was avenue referring to call from republican lawmakers for a cuts only solution to the state budget deficit. a new poll shows 61% of californians favor governor jerry brown's plan to eliminate

the budget difficult sit with a combination of spending cuts and taxes. but 62% say they don't want their personal income tax raised. another 61% also oppose raising the sales tax but 68% said they were okay with raising personal income tax on wealthy kale ups. up-- wealthy californians. residents in marin are saying no to a rate hike. the company says they need a 4% hike to help balance the budget. residents say the district should get the money some other ways, including pay cuts, before asking the public to pay more. a second hearing about the proposed rate increase will be held on may 23rd. the east bay municipal utility district, east bay m.u.d. are considering a rate hike by 6% this summer. then next year they would raise

it by another 6%. a public hearing and vote is set for june 14th. if approved, the rate increase would start on july 1st. >> that looks like my umbrella there. >> 7:35. we want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads. no rain to worry about. right now traffic is moving along slowly in many areas. so far we're gonna start off with bay bridge. traffic is moderate. at the toll plaza we see some stopped traffic here. not completely stopped. i don't see anything reported for the upper deck of the bay bridge. you are gonna see some traffic there. also this morning into the livermore valley, some slow traffic coming in. it's getting better there. no major problems. now getting traffic from 242, heading down to walnut creek.

let's go to steve. >> a cooler, partly sunny, partly cloudy day. everything is looking good for sunshine and warmer weather as we get through the weekend. lower clouds over us. there is a front and it's also stirring up all of that allergy and pollen count which continues to be high. it's neck-and-neck but right now out in front that would be trees. if you are suffering, there you go. forecast today does call for a courtroomdown, maybe 3, 5 degrees. temperatures were coming up but now we have the cloud and system moving in. that's all going to spell a cooler pattern, everything comes down, settles down, probably chilly on saturday morning. the sours of the clouds you can get a good look at them as they are inching closer. a lot this sliding just to the north and east of us. but it will drag across us. also picking up are some of the

wind factors. some of higher elevation, altamont pass 30, 34. 40s for many or low 50s. 52, oakland. 53 hayward. mountain view and san jose with an even 50. santa rosa, i also saw 450 up in ukiah. 50 fremont. 60 at noon, a mick sun and clouds, but partly cloudy, partly sunny skies at times all associated with this system right there. you can see how that's moving in with that signature on the system digging. we're on the western edge of it and that spells partly sunny, partly cloudy skies and more in the way of wind and dealer temperatures. once that slides by friday afternoon, evening, then the high sas i'm building had for the -- high says i'm building in for the weekend.

warmer, sunday, monday. cooler, breezy today. sunday and clouds. windy, blustery conditions for some. also around the bay, a few upper os to 70. i have three of them in there, brentwood, antioch and pittsburg. half moon bay, pacifica, daly city, san francisco, san bruno pushing the upper 50s. that had be it. not much change on friday. then we start to warm things up on saturday. temperatures, upper 70 to near 80. thank you. it's 7:39. the months of agency are almost over. we're just a day away from the royal wedding. we're live in london. they are getting things in tip-

top shape out there? >> reporter: yes, they are, tori. they've trimmed the grass. they are getting ready. mihm is staying in the hotel -- mihm is stay -- kate middleton is staying in the hotel around the block. we've seen a few of her things go through. it's not just kate and william playing a part. it's the general public. it's a royal wedding with a cast of thousands and a predicted audience of billions and on friday, everyone has a part to play. along the processional route -- precessional route some are camping out to get the best spots. >> some are more organized than others. >> we have our sleeping bags. we're going. >> reporter: across the country, thousands street parties are being held. the prime minister camped out for the wedding of princess diana and pins charles. this time he's a guest.

security, as you would expect, is intense. sniffer dogs have been a troing the routes, routes -- patrolling the routes, routes that will take kate middleton in another world. every last detail is being rehearsed and the bride and groom have familiarized themselves with interest sur -- themselves with interest surrounding. on wednesday night, the happy couple went to westminster abbey for a private rehearsal. the hotel has a long royal tradition. the queen mumm enjoyed often -- queen mum enjoyed afternoon tea here. tori, of course course, the royal family and the new -- of course, the royal family and

newly weds will be traveling by horse and carable. this is how the prince travels around london. we've known he's done this. we've never seen photographic evidence it. the photographer recognized him because he had been in soccer practice earlier on in the day and he was still wearing the same sneakers and stocks -- and socks. that's out -- that's how we know it's prince william. >> gambling is legal over there. so they are taking bets on everything. any bets being placed on this wedding? >> reporter: dozens, hundreds, thousands. you can bet on anything. you can bet on if prince harry gonna drop the ring. you can bet on whether the bride and groom will fluff

their lines at the alter. you can bet if it will rang -- rain. you can bet on anything. >> the one i heard about was what color is queen's hat gonna be? i think yellow was most bet. you can watch our live coverage, starting at 2:00 a.m. i did hear they are not taking bets on whether the marriage will last. baseball apology what a brave coach is staying -- saying now.

bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister.

a bay area company that went public on the nasdaq last month will ring the closing bell today. it's an energy efishcy company based in palo alto. the company develops high her -- high performance equipment that saves energy in building and cars. the long-awaited apple iphone goes on sale today. but nasa not what the fans are excite about this morning. about 90 minutes ago -- minutes ago, we went to a store in san francisco to see if people were lining up for the new iphone.

we did find people in line. they weren't waiting for that. but they want an ipad ii. >> i already got an ipad. i need the ii. >> the people in line tell us that the ipad 2 has been out of stock and they hope that today is the day that they can get their hands on one. bud selig is promising a full investigation into an ugly incident at at&t park. it involves an out of town coach and several giants' fans. a heated exchange between giants fans and pitching coach from atlanta is shocking fans at the -- and fans across the country. one patron was in the stands -- stands with his wife and fans and he said the coach went berserk when he told him to

watch his language around children. >> he proceeded to turn and say you've been told kids don't belong at the ball mark -- ballpark and at that point, he turned around, grabbed a bat and asked me how much my teeth were worth. >> the girls were screaming. coach is apologizing. gloria allred who is representing the family says an apology is not enough. she's recommending a healthy fine and a long suspension. many involved are asking for disciplinary action against the coach. 7:48. a santa rosa costco will not have to pay damages to a woman who said she slipped and fell in store.

47-year-old laura compose said she slipped -- laura campos said she slipped and fell. she sued for medical wages and damages. the jury said the store did a good job of properly maintaining the store and is not responsible for paying damages. pretty scary moments outside a los angeles courthouse for paris hilton and her birthday. >> what the heck? >> keep going. keep going. >> look at this. the cameras were on. that's her bodyguard. that man in the white shirt lunged at paris hilton, grabbed her boyfriend by the neck and you can see one of paris's bodyguards took the situation under ceil. that man is the same suspect arrested last october involving paris hilton's bodyguards. paris hilton was in court to testify against another man accused of trying to break into

her house. the 49ers are looking for a big company now with some deep pockets ready to play the name game. it's a company ready to play at the lot of money for the rights to have their name on the new $900 million stadium in santa clara. the 49ers have hired c.a.a. sports to name this it naming rights search. they've scored some pretty huge contracts for athletes like lebron james, derek jeter and peyton manning. the 49ers anded id i rakers will hold a draft day party in this very -- and raiders will hold a draft day party at the great american parkway. the 9ers may be looking for a different quarterback to replace the struggling alex smith. the

7:50. one more will go home tonight on "american idol." the top six performed last night to the music of carroll king. ♪ ♪ ♪but will you love me tomorrow ♪ [ cheers ] >> that was james durbin of santa cruz. judge randy jackson says he could win this competition after that performance. look at j-lo there. you can watch the show right here tonight at 8:00 and tomorrow, right here on "mornings on 2," we will talk with the finalist who was sent home. you gotta see this. that will be at:48 tomorrow morning -- 7:48 tomorrow

morning. it's an operation high on top of san jose's city hall that has some falcon parents squawking pretty loudly, we have a crew there. these are live pictures. can you hear that? i thought i heard something. they are trying to scare off the man. the biologist is checking to see if boys or girls. he will be heading up north to do same thing. 7:52. making a presidential joke about a serious situation. >> no one checked my i.d. on the way in. [ laughter ]

>> and of course, president obama cracking jokes about you a of the controversy about his birth certificate. a suspected niner -- sniper in the east bay, what police say they found in the back yard that led to his arrest.

president obama is making making humor about all of the controversy sudden row -- surrounding his -- controversy surrounding his birth certificate. >> no one checked me my i.d. on the way in. but just in case. >> president obama joked about all of the joe about his birth place. white house -- all of the controversy about his birth place. the white house released his birth certificate that says he was born in the united states. oakland police are questioning men who they say were firing shots from the roof

of -- from the roof of a house. when the officers arrived, they found the suspect inside of a home that had a target range in the back yard. investigators say they found a pellet gun and a real gun with a holster and real ammunition. a followup to a story from yesterday, an argument over a video game. we told but this yesterday morning. police arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with this case. he's accused of strangling a 24- year-old man following an argument. both of those men lived at the home. 7:56. we want to check in with sal, keeping a close eye on the commute. what's going on at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it's thinned out nicely which is a nice surprise for this thursday. it was backed up a little while ago. in the last few minutes, it has been thinning out. there's still wait at metering

lights. this is a look at interstate 8 0 past the coliseum heading up north. southbound 8 0 traffic is moving along okay. if you are driving on highway 4, westbound -- eastbound highway 4 may slow you down. there is a new accident at summerville with a motorcycle down. westbound traffic may slow past the scene because of the emergency vehicles. now let's go to steve. le cheer weather today on the menu -- cooler weather on the menu. partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. kind hit and miss. there are breaks in the clouds. it electionsic -- it looks like this frons front -- this front will slide by. get a good lack at -- look at that system. most of it will go into northern california, oregon, idaho, nevada. if you are heading up to the sierra nevada, they could get precip out that system. but i think wind and cooler temperatures will cover it for many. pretty good gusts already in some of the higher elevations. about 25, 30 miles an hour.

so the breeze will pick up. 46 santa rosa, 50s for many. concord for 55. temperatures aren't too bad but that breeze and that system dropping down will play into our weather for a partly sunny, breezy and cooler day. once the front goes by, high pressure says i'm coming -- i'm coming in for weekend. probably chilly saturday morning but saturday and sunday look great. sunny and warmer. windy on the coast. 50s, 60s for some. a lot of mid os. sonoma 66. 67 walnut creek, concord. danville, 68 degrees same for pleasanton. morgan hill is in there. they were 73 yesterday. we'll go 67. redwood city, 66. san mateo, millbrae, windy and sunshine over the weekend. another dog attack here mountain bay area to tell you about. this time the victim, a -- a 5-

year-old girl. >> reporter: this area of dublin remains shut down as police continue to investigate an after-involved shooting. why they say the -- after- involved shooting. why -- officer-involved shooting.

welcome back. i'm tori cam well -- forery campbell. it's thursday, april 28th. in the news for you this morning, part of a dublin neighborhood is still closed off because of the continuing investigation of a deadly officer-involved shooting. claudine wong has more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this confrontation is being described as vishshy. we have about two blocks that remains shut down at this hour,

as they have been since very early this morning. police investigators are reconstructing the scene. the description we're getting of this attack is vicious. kicked, punched and stomped to the ground. it all happened in that auto sales lot across from where we're standing after the veteran police sergeant radioed in that she spotted a suspicious person. she radioed in about 1:30 this morning. and moments later called in again to ask for assistance. she called in to ask for a third -- in a third time to say shots were fired. at this point it's still unclear how many shots were fired. we're told she believes she fired one. as oftentimes in these cases, more were fired and the officer doesn't remember because of the distress of the situation. this whole incident took only three minutes. while police don't know what started it, for some reason the suspect launched an attack on

this officer. >> very quickly it got violent. he tarted -- started to attack her. he punched her. basically she said he tried to stomp my head into the ground. >> reporter: the suspect is estimated to be in his 50s. he's a known transient in this area with a criminal record that does include fighting so they say he has been known to turn to violence. the officer is a veteran sergeant with about 20 years on job. she is going to be okay. but she's been in the trauma center today because they describe her injuries to her head as serious and that she was pretty beaten up from this whole confrontation with this transient. this area out here has been shut down since early this morning and it's going to continue to be shut down. you are taking a live look at st. patrick way and amador parkway. in case you don't know this area, this is the 680 southbound onramp and offrap to dublin -- offramp to dublin boulevard. so if you are driving along 6 0

you may see -- 680, you may see a police car. they don't want anybody coming down -- coming down here. they are trying to notify next of kin of the transient. back to you. three minutes after:00. an early-morning fire in oakland has left five people without a home. it happened on 68th avenue east of international boulevard shortly before 2:30 this morning. firefighters say appears a wiring problem may be to blame. it took almost three hours to clear the scene. firefighter explain what took so lodge -- took so long. >> they hold in a lot of heat and smoke and embers so we had to pretty much remove the area

of that structure and pretty much most of the roof. >> no one was home when the fire started. no one was hurt. the death toll is now more than00 after several storms yesterday ripped through the southern u.s. take a look at video from tuscaloosa, alabama. just imagine this. authorities say that state was the hardest hit, at least 13 people have been killed. coming up for you at 8:20 this morning, we'll take you live to the area, we'll get the latest on cleanup efforts now underway. back here at home, two young girls were attacked by dogs and separate incidents -- in separate incidents in fremont. on tuesday, a german shepherd mix reportly ripped off part of a 5-year-old girl's ear when she tried to pet it. police say this dog has a violent past and that it will be euthanized. this past weekend a labrador retriever mix reportedly bit a 7-year-old girl outside of a home on camden street. it happened after the girl grabbed the dog's toy. she needed stitches for bites

on her home -- on her arm. anan atherton teach -- teacher accused knocking over a desk and cursing at his class, will return to teaching after undergoing anger manage plant. an 8th grade student at sellby school left the classroom because she was scared and called police. the teacher has been placed on medical leave for the rest of the year. he will be assigned to a new school when he returns. a group of early facebook investors is looking to sell off some stock. according to reports, the group wants to sell $1 billion shares. $1billion worth of shares rather. this would value the company at more than -- at more than $70 billion. it would be the largest transaction of the facebook to date. the deal is awaiting final approval from from mark

zuckerberg. verizon is working to restore service to a lot its customers. the company has determined the cause of the outage and hopes to restore -- restore storage to everyone by the end of the -- restore service to everyone by the end of the day. a santa cruz man is in jail this morning after the body a woman was found in his apartment. now, this is 63-year-old john bruce clowest r. tuesday night neighbors called police to west what they call a strong odor coming from his apartment. when police arrive, they found a woman's body covered with blankets. they estimate she had been dead a week. a good samaritan rescued a suffer in san francisco -- surfer in san francisco. police say an unidentified man was found unconscious facing face down. a good samaritan brought him to

-- brute him to shore, performed cpr and called 911 until firefighters arrived. that individual was taken to the hospital. we have no word on his condition. we want to check in with sal about commute. everything going okay? >> these days have become lighter. this is a look at 80. now it is. -- ash it's crowded here. but it's not as bad as it could be. i don't want to make it seem as if there are no people on the road because there certainly are. when you get to the toll plaza, you can see that it's light here for this time of the morning. there is a little bit of waiting going on at the metering lights. that's about all. we continue to check with the chp. there are some troubles out there. i want to go to our maps. i want to show you eastbound 4 at summerville road. there is an accident involving a motorcycle. police are on scene. westbound traffic may be

affected heading out but even that's getting a little bit busy. you also see traffic on the road sense ears, concord to wall quite teak -- concord to walnut creek. at 8:0, let's go to steve. sal, we have a little change in our pattern today. we had sunshine, warmer weather, late yesterday the clouds came in. the wind will come in. front is coming down from the north. getting very late in the season. we don't expect any rain out this. there's some drippy rain up towards the oregon border and cooler with 60s today for many. windy at ties. we're already seeing breezy conditions. sunshine by the weekend. maybe next week as well, early not a consensus on it. there is a consensus on the weekend. i think sunday, monday look good. what doesn't look good if you you suffer from allergies

because they continue to be just drayzy. mulberry, elm and sycamore trees in the very high category with glasses and weeds -- grasses and weeds neck-and- neck. if you are roughing -- if you are sufficienting, you can -- if you are suffering, you can bring the trees. mainly 50s. 5 in san jose. 55 in concord. hayward is 52. west wind at sfo, south wind at -- at oakland. west-southwest at fairfield. south at vacaville. later today, in fact, some of the higher elevations, i've seen the altamont pass, a few areas around 25, 350 miles an hour. 20, 25, maybe 30 plus along the

coast. we do have that system. you can see it as that low digs down right off the pacific west. seattle -- seattle portland will drive in dealer -- cooler air. you a signs pointor sunshine and warmer weather. even saturday is looking okay. cooler, breezy, upper 50s, low 60s closer to the the coast. mid-60s for many. napa 67, fairfield, 67. vallejo and benicia, 62. i did go with a couple of 7 as there is -- 70s. castro valley, 64. livermore at 67. same for san jose, los gatos, and close for redwood city, 59 half moon bay. windy on friday. now we go warmer weather, especially on sunday and monday. happening right now, in

washington, d.c., first lady, michelle obama, with the microphone. she's surrounded by children. she's welcoming children to the white house answering questions for them what they want to know from the first lady. this is the annual white house take your daughters and sons to work today to show them at the execktive office -- executive office. it's a simple test but it could provide critical answers for millions of parents across the country. also, the kinds of foods the government is asking stop advertising to.

8:15. current screening methods can spot signs of autism in toddlers 1 months or older -- 18 months or older but new research suggests a five-minute survey could detect early signs of autism and babies by their first birthday. the 25-question survey asks

parents about their baby's verbal communications, emotional gestures. so far, the survey has detected automatickism in 5% of the cases. the federal government today will propose strict new stand ard for how food is advertised to kids. health exacts are worried about how -- health experts are worried about how kids are expose to these ads. >> help me as i soar high in the high on the shootin' star charm. >> reporter: this online virtual advent chur reportedly gets hundreds of visitors a month and kids are still interrupted with plenty of colorful characters promoting foods that -- that they say is

not healthy -- is not healthy at all. the food industry says it is already reduced a lot of the television ads aimed at kids and played some cereals and popular snacks more healthy. these recommendations could not -- would not go into effect right away but be phased in over five years. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allison. 8:17. starting this sunday, anyone who applies for social security or other federal benefits will have to have an electronic payment method. that's because the u.s. treasury department will stop sending out paper checks that's expected to save $1 billion over the next deck a. now

anyone currently receiving federal benefits by paper check, you have until march 2013 about two years to switch to direct deposit. some california prison inmates filed a class action lawsuit accusing the state racial discrimination. the lawsuit claims-there is an out outbreak of a prison, all inmates of the ethnicity of the troublemakers are put in lockdown and are put in their cells for two montes an are denied visitors. the state department respond saying it's not this responsibility to base a lockdown solely on race or ethnicity. the royal wedding of prince william and kim is tomorrow. we're -- and kate middleton is tomorrow. we're also finding out about protesters. anarchist organizations are gonna put their members in the

crowd. they may plan to trigger riots. coming up at:3. we'll bring you a live report from london with the last- minute preparations. 8:18. the brother of an afghan pilot who shot and killed nine americans says the gunman had financial problems. eight american troops and a u.s. contractor were killed when the pilot opened fire following an argument during a meeting at the kabul airport. the gunman was also killed. the brother of the pilot says he had no ties to insurgents. the u.s. ambassador to libya says after more than two months violence, the death toll in libya could be as high as 30,000. according to the ambassador there are numerous reports of bodies being uncovered. an actual death toll won't be known until the fighting is over. a man in india is facing

charges for beheading the woman he loves in front of his class. the authorities say a man used a ceremonial knife and killed her instantly. other stoups mobbed the man and told him to police. heed to investigators that he was angry that her parents would not allow them to get married and that he planned to kill himself as well. 8:19. disaster in the south, the death toll continues to rise in a series of ferocious storms. over00 now. we'll have an update -- over 200 now. we'll have an update. and a crash. look at the geyser is caused.

welcome back. tornadoes seem to be happening everywhere. at least 132 people were killed from deadly tornadoes in alabama. one of the hardest hit areas was tuscaloosa, a tornado a mile wide hit that city yesterday. 15 people have been kill. a state of emergency has been killed. our reporter is there to tell us the very latest about cleanup efforts. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing in one of the

hardest-hit areas where there used to be homes. all that's leftis trouble. fierce storms plowed across the southeast late wednesday into thursday morning. alabama bore the brunt of it. dozens are confirmed dead. at least 15 were killed in tuscaloosa alone when this mile- wide tornado touched down. >> my heart was racing. you see things like that -- like that in movies but you never see things like that in real life. >> reporter: in burmingham, the mayor described the situation at total devastation. president obama has signed a disaster order paving the way for alabama to receive federal manpower and money for the cleanup. as darkness nell across the boarder in georgia -- fell across the border in georgia, residents were not taking any chances. >> we heard the sirens going off. we were watching tv and it said to seek shelter. >> they were right to run, buildings and homes were destroyed and the numbers of

casualties is climbing. in mississippi and tenmicy, thursday will be a day to assess the damage and begin the recovery. across the region despite destruction and tragedy, there's hope. >> the real recovery will be seen in the relentless spirit of our residents, dre'ing that our -- demonstrating that our faith and strength will overcome all. >> reporter: and rescue crews have been working into the flight and into the morning, combing the area looking for survivors. back to you -- back to you. >> thank you. it was quite a sight in los angeles. checks out this video of a broken fire hydrant, spewing water high in the air. a driver slammed into the hydrant which sheared it off and created a huge guiser. no one was hurt. but i'm sure --age a huge

geyser. no one was hurt but i'm hour that it impacted people who eded into water. >> yeah. sal, we're not dealing with anything like that around here. let's go outside. >> not that i know of. we have decent conditions, including the bay bridge. westbound coming into san francisco. no major problems on the richmond bridge at all. the golden gate bridge looks good. steve, you should come into the city today. >> i should? >> yeah. >> well -- >> oh, well, all right -- the camerassent didn't like that. that's just two in your face. the cameras didn't like that. that's just too in your face. people at home are like whoa! what the -- all right. [ laughter ] >> we do have temperatures coming down due to the system climbing right there. it's starting to move in. as it does, that means

temperature, 40s and 50s. we'll also start to say more in the way of cooler weather today and wind into tomorrow, a rather strong system is driving down from the pacific northwest. the good news, though, is by weekend, it will be gone and high pressure will be here. cooler and breezy. upper 50s, low 60s coast and bay. and upper 60s. maybe a mattering, a couple 70s. more of the same on friday. then we go sunny and warmer saturday, sunday and even into monday. 8:26. gotta show you this. this qualifies as a brazen daylight robbery. look at this. it was all caught on tape. a very disturbing crime as it was happening.

a man rescued from the waters in ocean beach has died. yesterday afternoon, an unidentified man was spotted floating, face down, unconscious. a good samaritan brought him to shore, called 911, actually, he even per formed cpr until firefighters got there. we didn't know the -- we don't know the man's name yet but family members are being notified as we speak. there's also a new development involving humane remains found at a bay area

high school. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: we just spoke to the district spokesperson involved in this case. you will hear from him in a second. we've also spoken to the defendant handling his case on this side. he doesn't want to go on cam you ra. although he knows where the remains are, which were found right here when this gymnasium was built, he doesn't want to disclose where those remanes are being head. andrew galvin said he's already approached the san marrone valley cool district. they've responded. now they are working together on an agreement that would allow the remains to be buried at the cemetery. experts say the remains are likely those years and years old -- likely years and years

old. >> we have complied and we'll continue to comply. >> reporter: remains are currently being held in 8 archive accidents -- currently in 88 archive boxes. it's estimated they date back to 150 to 200 years. the remains are. reporting live from danville, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:31. the unbelieve able -- 8:316789 the unbelievable sight of young thieves taking clothing. this happened in washington, d.c. store employees say almost 20 teenagers rushed in at one time and just started loading up on clothing. it took police about ten minutes to get there by the -- to get there. but by that time, the young thieves had disappeared with more than 20,000 in merchandise. students from oakland's peralta elementary school will hold a rally this afternoon to honor one of the victims of a

deadly shooting outside a bar sunday night. the shooting outside sweet jimmy's restaurant and bar left two women dead and two others seriously injured -- injured. 22-year-old adam williams was one of the people killed. he worked a for the after- school program. police released information about the car, saying the shooters were in a car like this, a now-door newer white rodle -- model toyota camry. originally, investigators were looking for a white damage. today, the faculty at stanford will talk about ending its ban on the rotc. kraig debro is in palo alto right now with more on why the university may bring back this university military program after keeping it off campus almost 30 years. >> reporter: good afternoon. behind me is the part of the campus known as the oval. now, committee and faculty

members are meeting and they will decide if the rotc will be allowed back on campus at a 3:15 meeting. the university addressed the concern in the 25-page recommendation. you are looking at video from the rotc program from uc berkeley. stanford students who want too participate have to attend programs offered. the committee unanimously recommends reentry into the rotc, saying a restructuring of the rotc would don't to bridging the gap. one psychologist expert says the committee examined how the rotc could fit in. the rotk has been a fixture from 1960-1963 but over the -- but anger over the vietnam war

prompted the university to sever rotc ties. later on it was the military's ban serving in armed forces that kept na ban in place. today could be the beginning of the end. reporting live at stanford university, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. doctors in los angeles are once again attempts to bring brian stow out of a medically induced coma. he sufficiented a skull fracture after being beaten outside of dodger stadium last month. his family says they've tried to remove him from a coma, four, five times before. you but each time, stow sufficiented seizures. it could fake three more days to key if there's any change in stow's condition. today some residents in san francisco county are hoping to shut down what they call a horrible source of pollution. the photograph shows black smoke spewing from the neptune

society's crematorium in el capone. the burner is more than 30 years old and needs to be update. they are holding a hearing on matter in two hours. tomorrow, oakland mayor jean quan is expected to unveil her first detailed plan for dealing with the city's $58 million budget deficit. now, in a preliminary budget released last month, mayor quan called for all city departments to cut spending by 15%. other possible cuts include the closing of a branch library and layoffs in the police and fire departments. the city council has to come up with a filial budget plan by june 30th. 8:36. we want to check in with sal for an yu date on the commute. this has been a pretty light day. it has not been bad. as a matter of fact, we'll take a look here and i think you will agree with me the traffic is moving along nicely.

it's crowded but when you get to the toll plaza, it's been nice. it's cleared out early. lass this morning we've been looking at the commute in castro valley and then getting out to the nimitz freeway. that commute looks good. still some slow traffic on highway 4 westbound it's backed up all the way to brentwood because of an accident in the eastbound direction. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. partly sunny, partly cloudy. cooler, kind of a mix of sun and clouds. anna on twitter said kind of sun dancing around with the includes trying to get through. a little cool, a little breezy. our system is to the north napa 51, mountain view, san jose, 50s. concord, 55. the wind is already kind of breezy but some of the higher elevations and on the coast

blustery to windy conditions. we expect that to pick you as this system up there -- right up there, digs down right into nevada. and then moves east but as it does, we'll be on western edge of it. that will brick us a breezy condition today. if you are heading up to the mountains. the possibility of precip shin. for us after we get past friday, high pressure says i'm moving in. as it does, sunshine and warmer weather. cooler, breezy, sun and clouds. windy at times. 50s, 60s by the beaches and then mid-60s inland. a couple of upper 60s about you i did that out towards pittsburg. berkeley, 60. san ramon, 68.

sunshine and -- sunshine and warmer weather. >> thank you, steve. the months of agency are almost over. we are just one day away from the royal wedding. now, our reporter is live in london with the last-minute preparations. don, i imagine it's getting a lot more crowded there outside of the palace. >> reporter: tori, you are right. it's getting more crowded. i just went for a walk there and got stuck in the crowd. there's not much -- we have tens from canada and britain. at least one american lady, all of whom think they have ring- side seats for the big show tomorrow. the police seem to be traveling everywhere in a real hurry. i don't know what's going on apart ix fact that we have a wedding -- apart from the fact that we have a wedding.

it's not just for the royals, it's not just for the celebrities. it's for everybody. it's a royal wedding with a cast of thousands and on friday, everyone has a part to play. this morning this photo was -- was released. and kate -- at kate middleton's hotel, a special delivery of special outfits. some have camped out, others are more organized. >> we have our sleeping baging. we're okay.

>> reporter: this man has had his recent invitation to the wedding withdrawn. every last detail is being rehearsed. on wednesday night the happy couple went to westminster abbey for a private rehearsal. at exactly 10:51 on friday morning, the future queen will leave the hotel -- will leave the hotel from westminster. the queen enjoyed tea. tori, you can really only have a guess at how kim must be feeling at -- kate middleton must be feeling at this point. every bride must be nervous a few hours before her wedding

but -- but can you imagine how your life would be changed? >> probably not. >> thank you. you can watch the royal wedding here live. our coverage starts at 2:00 atm. we got a surprise when we spokedsh -- clerked out the new iphone this moving. an ugly incident involving a coach and fans.

we have some breaking news. newschopper2 is right -- is coming up on a car that's been into the water here near the oakland coliseum now. i can see that newschopper2 is right at the oakland coliseum. so if you -- guys, you can actually switch back to your normal cam if you are listening to me. there you can -- go. there's a pickup truck or some sort of vehicle in the water. these are live pictures of the firefighters with their aerial ladders coming into the water looking for this vehicle. this is near edgewater and d

lane. you can see the -- i can see kind of the top of the pickup truck and this rescue is going on right now. it's unclear who is in the truck. but our newschopper2 isen ott scene. this is reported as a car that lost control and went off one of the roads here. if you don't know this area. it's kind of an industrial area to the west of interstate near the oakland coliseum. so the fire department is on the scene. this person into the water. there is a rescue going on. there's also a fire boat opt way to see if they can aid with this rescue. we'll let you know more about what's happening. let's brick you up to date on some of the other top stories -- a deadly confrontation in dublin this morning, where a man was left dead after an officer-involved shooting the this happened on the plaza near dublin boulevard. now, that area is still closed off because of an

investigation. that includes the on and offramp to southbound 680. an early-morning fire in oakland. this one left five people without a home. it happened on 68th avenue about 2:20 this morning. investigators think a wiring problem in the kitchen could be to blame. no one was at home when this fire began. and a group of facebook investors want to sell off $1 billion worth of shares. that would value the company at more than $70 -- at more than $70 billion. giants' fans threatened and a major league baseball coach is apologizing but it may be just the beginning in this interesting story that begins at at&t park. justin quinn says he was at the park for giants' game against atlanta braves on saturday afternoon, when he saw braves' pitching coach, roger mcnow, in an exchange with fans. he said he yelled homophobic

comment and made crude sexual gestures at the -- with the bat gestured at the fans when his wife and 9-year-old daughters were watching. when he asked him to watch his language around children, quinn said the coach got angrier and said "people should not be at the fing ballpark request. >> parents were quite upset. there were others who saw what was happening. at that point he turned completely towards me. grabbed his back and picked it up and asked me how much my teeth were worth with to me. >> reporter: quinn said he and his family felt threatened -- family felt threatened. attorney gloria allred who is represent edge the quinn family says -- representing the quinn family says the family is not enough.

no response, the baseball commissioner, bud selig, says the allegations are troubling to him. he expects a full investigation before taking any action. dave? apple's lock awaited white iphone goes on sale today. but that's not what apple fans are really excited about. we went to an store. we found a long line. a lot of these people are not looking for the white iphone. they want an ipad ii. >> i've already got that phone. i want an ipad ii. >> people we talked to said the ipad ii has been out of stock and they hope today is the day they finally get their hands on one. well, apple, google, microsoft, blackberry, they are clean -- clearing up the smartphone tracking debate. story first broke about iphone users storing information. out this morning, media reports

said they all do it. but the information track is not about a user's specific location. now, the phones track wi-fi hot spots and cell phone towers near the user. that allows, we're told, the phones to operate quicker when location data is needed. apple is planning a software update that will limit the storage of that information to just seven days. it will also stop computer backups of that data. ten minutes now before 9:00. the santa rosa costco store will not have to pay damages to a woman who said she slipped and fell in the store. 47-year-old laura campas said she slipped on something on the floor and hurt her back. she sued for $300 in damage -- $300,000 in damages to cover medical expenses. jurors decided the store did a good job of properly maintaining the store and is not responsible for paying

damages. firefighters are making sure a fire near the kennedy space center is out. they want too make sure the air is clear for the launch tomorrow. the fire burned 350 acres three miles from the launchpad yesterday. and wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords is waying -- is waking up, one day before the launch. this is video of her slowly sliming -- ceiling the stairs of a small plane in -- climbing the stairs in houston. her husband, commander mark kelly, is scheduled to travel on the final commission, the "endeavour," set to take off tomorrow. and president obama will be there tomorrow. let's quickly go to sal, that breaking news story about the truck or car in oakland. what's going on with that? >> we're not sure.

there could be a person inside the vehicle. the first call came in about 8:20. you can see oakland firefighters descending now into the car to see if anyone's in it, a pickup truck in the water on pardee lane near edgewater. this is west of the oakland coliseum. you can see firefighters are going down into that. i'm not sure who made the call, if it was -- it's unclear what's going on. so they are trying to get into this -- this vehicle into the water. a lot of oakland rescue crews are on scene. this little estuary part here is just west of an industrial area. again, call came in at about:20. we're tying -- trying to find out more. we'll let you know. 8:52. back to you. all right. thank you, sal. and we'll have more in just a moment.

joseph naso wants to be his own lawyer at his murder trial. the 77-year-old photographer from reno said that yesterday. he told the judge he is certain it would be best for everyone to be -- if he acted as his own attorney. the judge is expected to rule on that request next month. naso is accused of killing four northern california women in crimes that date back to the

1970s. a fight outside of a funeral service at 55th and foothill. one woman told us relatives in one car attacked her family 80 shovel and bat. two people were injured and taken to the hospital. >> one was apparently hit by a car. police took several people into custody. there's no word on what is behind this family feud. we are learning that it was an argument over a video game that may have led to a homicide at a san jose care facility. as we told you yesterday morning, police arrested a 28- year-old man in connection with the case. he's accused of strangling a 24- year-old man after an argument. both men lived at the home. the final touches are going on a new multi-million dollar sports complex in east oakland. the sports center will open by the end of june. looks like a beautiful place. inside there, there is a dance studio, a fitness center, three multi-purpose rooms and an indoor pool with a waterslide.

congressman larry reed says this will provide a safe mace for young people and also give a -- and also give passes out. >> next, month the raiderettes and others will start using the dance studio. there's also long-term plans to build a roller skating rink. -- a roller skating ridge. let's go to sal one more time. >> oakland fire aerial company there along with rescue units trying to see if anyone is actually inside the vehicle. it could just be a vehicle, we hope with no one in it that went into the water. but they are treating it as something else. we'll have more on this coming up on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. 8:57. let's go to steve.

partly sunny, partly cloudy, cooler and breezy today. still not bad. just not as nice as yesterday. we'll continue that theme into friday. all signs point towards sunshine, warmer weather. probably more sunday and monday. but it will be better as we get to the weekend. >> the allergy stuff? >> it will be high, grasses, trees, weeds, high up there. >> yeah, making a lot of people miserable. it's may on sunday. we're do for warmer weather. >> that's true, tori. i would agree. >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching. >> bye now. blah