why police are investigating whether a man interfered with a flight crew on a flight from chicago overnight has any ties to terrorist organizations. >> reporter: within minutes we've heard from the oakland police department and fire department is telling them. this fire is suspicious. and a driver stuck in the mud for weeks. how her sweet tooth turned out to be a lifesaver. "mornings on 2" begins right now. ush

well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's monday, may 9th. topping our news, a frightening security scare on a jet bound for sfo. investigators say a passenger bolted out of his seat and rushed toward the cockpit. ktvu's kraig debro is live at sfo with new information about the passenger and his ties to the middle east. >> reporter: police don't know if the man has any ties to organizations. he has a middle eastern passport. behind me is the terminal where passengers eventually made their way through off the flight landed around 9:15 last night. it was bound from sfo from chicago. about 30 minutes before the flight was scheduled to land, a passenger calmly walked to the cockpit door. the passenger got to the door and started pounding on the

door and yelling. people blogging on a website claiming to be on the flight say the suspect yelled "god is great" in arabic. >> i also did here that, but i haven't seen the police report yet so i can't confirm that for you at this time. >> reporter: police first took the passenger to the hospital to be treated for bruises he received during the struggle. this morning the people we spoke with say they are comfortable with security and those people that were traveling last night say this wouldn't have stopped them from flying. >> you don't really have a choice. i'm going all the way to south america. >> reporter: there was no information whether the passenger was planning this

with anybody. when i spoke to the jail early this morning, they said a photo booking -- a booking photo would not be available this morning, maybe later today. counterterrorism task force was in on the questioning last night. we'll have more later on on "mornings on 2." reporting live at sfo, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. it is 7:02. there are two other flights that had security issues earlier in the day yesterday. a passenger on board a continental flight from houston to chicago also tried to open a door while in flight. other passengers stopped him. he was taken into custody when a flight detoured to st. louis. and a delta flight landed in albuquerque after a note with the word "bomb" was found on it. no one was hurt. firefighters in southern

california are battling this huge warehouse fire. these are live pictures from huntington park. this is los angeles county. a lot of firefighters out there. the early reports we have say the flames are coming from a food processing plant that makes chinese food. it may have been triggered by some kind of explosion from a boiler room. again, a lot of flames, a lot of smoke, dark smoke. hundreds of firefighters there. we're hearing reports that ammonia may be burning out there as well which would make it a toxic situation. we haven't heard about any evacuations. they are saying the thick columns of smoke, you can see it as far away from los angeles international airport. that's the latest from there. also overnight, a house burst into flames on oakley. it happened on bayview drive around 11:0. jade hernandez is -- 11:30.

jade hernandez is joining us. >> reporter: that's right. within minutes we've heard from oakley police department. we've been told that the fire department is telling the police department this fire is very suspicious. the reason, because this home was empty at the time when the fire broke out. neighbors tell us they noticed police at this home multiple times. strange behaver by the homeowner and his wife and then the couple moved out. recently the home owner then moved out kitchen appliances on saturday and then the sunday the fire. by the time the first engine was a mile away, firefighters could see flames. firefighters arrived before 11:30 last night. the home was already engulfed. no one was home at time the fire broke out. no one was hurt. the fire district quickly upgraded this fire to a two- alarm blaze. one neighbor explained to us what his wife saw.

>> my wife saw some flames and our next-door neighbor on the other side of the of -- of us was spraying with the hose and we basically got out of the house. >> we wanted you to take a look at the home and garage. you can see the damage that the heat did. the coast guard is out here. they are securing what's left of the house. they have been out here since we got here. and the oakland police department contacted us and told us right now, they have spoken to the homeowner who voluntarily came down to the police department to talk to police about this fire. the wife has been located in nevada. so police are waiting for an official ruling of the fire department about the cause this blaze. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:06. the u.s. is asking pakistan for permission to question osama bin laden's three widows. the women are believed to be in

pakistani custody along with several children also picked up from the compound after the raid. they would like to interview the women about the al qaeda and the inner working. but relations with pakistan are tense since the raid so it's not clear if the cia will have access. and president obama says his decision to authorize the raid on bin laden's compound was difficult because even the cia was not absolutely certain bin laden was inside. coming up at 7:15. we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. to learn the president response to critics who say bin laden should not have been killed. 7:07. rescuers plan to resume a search today for a man who has been missing for seven weeks now near the nevada/iowa border. his wife was found alive a few days ago. the man left the van to try to get help when the couple became

stranded in march. but he never came back. the woman is alive and survived on trail mix and melted snow. the couple was driving from british columbia to las vegas. southern california authorities are searching now for a man suspected of briefly -- briefly kidnapping a girl over the weekend. the man climbed through the window in the girl's apartment and took her while she was asleep early yesterday yesterday morning. then he dumped her from his car just a couple of blocks away. the little girl was hospitalized with serious injuries. she was home alone with her two siblings. her some is a single parent and was working a late shift. san francisco police are looking for a man who threed to rain a man -- who tried to rape

a woman last wednesday. the spanish is striked as 5 -- described as 5'9", a stocky build and a short buzz cut. police say he drabbed the woman some bushes and slapped her when she screamed. he had trouble removing her clothing -- clothing and ran off. back on april 9thth a boat capsized. three kite boarders rushed in to help. they saukfully rescued one of the men. the other sadly died. now the u.s. sailing organization will honor them with a medal. ed lee is expected to announce a program today to make car chargers available for free for electric car owners. almost 90 charges will inmade available at parking garages and the san francisco airport

until at least 2013. that had help the city learn more about the demand for car chargers. $300,000 program is being funded by a combination of grants and installation begins next month. sal's ready to help up get to where you need to go. >> that's right. traffic is doing okay. we had a couple of accidents that cleared which is good, that cleared out of the lanes. highway 4, still pretty slow there. you can see westbound highway 4 coming up to the top of the willow pass grade. there is a report of a new minor accident there. watch for some slow traffic in the area. you can sigh how close it is on the maps -- see how close it is to the maps. if we move this from walnut creek down to san ramon, it looks good. westbound bay bridge, we had a cash crash at the toll plaza. it did cause some traffic.

there's about a 15-minute delay at the toll plaza. at 7:10. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. on this northbound -- monday, partly cloudy skies, north bay is clear. most of the coast is clear except for around the santa cruz coastline. clouds linger, east bay, south bay, peninsula. we'll have a mostly sunny day. a little chilly out there. we had a couple of upper 30s. the pollen count which is really high. it's back down to the medium category. they are all expected to go up -- to go up on tuesday and wednesday. forecast today does call for a decrease in that a -- in that breeze. sunshine and warmer weather tuesday and wednesday afternoon. but the weekend, more clouds cooler and it's sure looking like rain, yes, rain.

we'll move in on sunday. system has produced some light rain and snow up in the sierra nevada. a lot of up ir40s or 50s. santa rosa's forecast does call for 40s to start. 60 at noon and then a high of 68. north wind at fairfield, a little north-northeast at oakland. west -- the cool air is in place. more sunshine, warmer weather on tuesday and also into wednesday, so mostly sunny, morning clouds, it's cool out there. a lot of 40s. temperatures will rebound -- rebound to the 60s and then low, low 70s. we'll take that to the santa clara valley. the big news on the five day after wednesday will be a big- time low dropping down, which is gonna give us maybe some

rain by weekend. >> all right. why the country of samoa wants to jump 24 hours into the future and how this may help their economy. we're hearing the first comments from pakistan 'leader about the deadly attack on the compound. and president obama will reveal if his own family knew about the attacks ahead of -- ahead of time. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ]

partly cloudy skies. most of the coast and north bay are clear. it will be mostly sunny after we get rid of these clouds, breezy, cool, 60s and low 70s. just moments ago, the prime minister of pakistan made his first formal address since u.s. forces entered his country to

kill osama bin laden. he's washing against unilateral actions by outsiders on his country's soil. but he also says his relationship with the u.s. remains strong.. alison burns has more. >> reporter: president obama said he did not even tell his own family. during an interview that aired last night on "60 minutes" president obama gave his most descriptive can description yet of the attacks -- descriptive descripp shin of what happened. he says he does not lose sleep

over the killing of osama bin laden. he says justice was done. >> i think those s.e.a.l. the did exactly what they should have -- the s.e.a.l.s did exactly what they should have. i think we need to move on. >> reporter: reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you, alison. a washington, d.c. lobby be firm has been hired to convince members of congress that pakistan 'government was not hiding and protecting bin laden. this comes as a review of the billions of dollars the u.s. gives to pakistan to fight terrorism. pakistani media is reporting an

alleged name of a cia staff. we have continuing coverage of the death of osama bin laden on air and online. go to ktvu.com and click on the "osama bin laden" tab. you can find the five videos of the wanted terrorist released this weekend. this morning nato is saying all of the taliban fighters who attacked the forces in kandahar have either been capture order killed. for two days, the forces were fought. the taliban attack on kandahar comes less than two weeks after almost 500 inmates, most of them taliban fighters escaped from the main prison. in syria, hundreds the protesters were -- hundreds of protesters were arrested in

raids. protesters are calling for the president of syria to step down. 7:18. the south pacific island nation of samoa plans to jump forward by one day to help boost its economy. samoa's prime minister says shifting west of the international dateline will make doing business easier with key trading partners. the change means samoa would share the same date and time as australia, new zealand and eastern asia. no date for the switch has been set but the prime minister has suggested december 1st. people living along the coastal communities communities in japan are not getting a break when it comes to flood watt. this video from march 11th

shows the devastation in the country. now we're learning the that caused the tsunami was so powerful, it pulled all of japan's lower into the pacific. that's causing many coastal areas to flood at high tide. high level talks between the u.s. and china today at the white house. at -- the annual meetings bring together top officials from both countries representing dozens of government agencies in the areas of trade, finance and foreign policy. 7:20. back here at home, a deadline is approaching for seniors in san francisco to make the switch from paper fast passes to clipper cards. on june 3rd, the cards will replace the paper passes.

children who ride muni, they will make the transition as well, but there's more time for them. the switch for them won't happen until the new school year. all right. 7:20 is the time. coming up -- a reporter goes above and beyond how he made sure a duck had a hooppy mother's day. -- a happy mother's day.

 the i of vallejo may start charging for emergency calls if the city determines that the person involved is at fault for the emergency. the vet times "reports that they want the city to draft an ordinance to cover claims. the city council may actually vote on that issue tomorrow. it is 7:23.

a reporter in indianapolis takes matters into his own hands after spotting 11 ducklings stuck in a sewer. >> manual miller climbed down to see if he could get the baby ducks out. someone shand handed him a -- handed him a tote bag. he came back up. >> here we go, back down for one more. >> all 11 were reunited with their mother. >> daniel miller is the hero. >> yes. you see a lot of them this time of year wandering around like that. >> great story. 7:24. sal's not smiling. he -- >> i was smiling at that -- >> you were smiling at that but

you're not smiling at the toll plaza. >> no, no. i will put my serious face on and dental you that the toll plaza traffic is not good good. there was an attack on approach to the bridge. it was minor. as you can see, it's also monday morning commute, a lot of people up and at 'em, it will be about a 20-minute delay, maybe a little bit more than that as you cue up san francisco. 101 is actually in pretty decent shape. hayward, some slow traffic between a street and 91 so just getting to the bridge may be slow. moving it down to the south bay. northbound 280 is slow at 17 and 85 is slow through 17 in saratoga.

let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we do have partly cloudy skies, mainly east bay, along the coast and to the north bay we're already sunny. the temperatures are really cool, a lot of 40s. as the system respondible down around the -- responsible down around the peninsula. a lot of low 40s. mountain view and san jose, 49. you can see the ridge building in. the system is now ejecting into eastern nevada. as it moves east things will calm down. mostly sunny, breezy. can't lose the wind yet. it's a chilly morning. afternoon highs will be warmer. our wacky may looks like it's going to continue on the five/seven-day. mostly cloudy on the weekend

with a possible built of rain -- possibility of rain. >> all right. crime, booze and money the reported link that could affect one bay area county. one step's plan to build a new fence on the mexican border with no money.

happening right now, that

huge warehouse fire in los angeles county. look at these pictures. look at all of the smoke right now. tons of firefighters are batting this huge fire. these are live pictures. you arsee it. now, this is happening in huntington park. this is los angeles county. early reports say the flames are coming from a food processing plant. this may have been triggered by some kind of explosion from a boiler room. we don't know yet. there are a lot of firefighters on scene. we're hearing reports that ammonia may be the cause of this, which would make it a toxic situation. it's moving. it's burning. we haven't heard of evacuations or injuries yet. this smoke can be seen as far away as los angeles international airport. again, breaking news. live pictures from huntington park in los angeles county. we'll keep checking on it and bring you more details. back here at home,

residents and employees who work -- who work at the napa state hospital are arriving at work thinking of security after a patient attacked two workers over the weekend. allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: that's ka right, dave. that's why a lot of people are saying the people who work here need to do a better job. we've had a chance to talk to several staff members and employees as they drive in to start their shift. these renewed calls for increased security call for another attack at a napa state hospital that happened yesterday at 2:30 in the afternoon. they say a staff member was injured after he stepped in to

help. he was treated and not hospitalized. his union representative say he's doing okay. but coworkers say after a struck of incidents like these in the past couple of hours, it's time for the hospital to beef up security. a report found last month 80% of the patients here have a criminal history. that's up from 20% of the patients 20 years ago. hospital staff workers say it's created unsafe conditions. do you feel safe here? >> me, because i'm a male. that's the only reason. for females, it's not that safe. >> reporter: a california department of mental health oversees this hospital. we talked to a spokesperson m sacramento for the department. she says the patient involved in this attack does have a criminal history but she says the agency is trying to address workers' concerns about safety. >> we've began hiring 25 staff members specifically who are safety and security focused.

we are looking into a variety of things including a treatment plan. >> reporter: now, napa state hospital police are in charge. investigating this incident. the state department of mental health says they are working on plans to create a special unit just for violent patients that will be staffed full time by state hospital police officers. however, that spokesperson said she does not know when that new -- when that new unit will be unveiled. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. it's 7:33. we are learning new details about the violent inside a solano county home over the weekend that left three people dead. a 37-year-old man shot and killed his two teammates on saturday before taking his own life. the victims include his ex-wife and a 41-year-old man. now we've learned officers were called to the house 12

different times in the last year. >> there was no prior violent act that we know of at the house that was reported to the police. the police never responded to any type of a situation like this. at worse, it would be a disturbance, a verbal disturbance among the occupants. another 27-year-old man inside of the building -- inside of the building suffered a hurt ankle. a man suspected of shooting a san francisco toddler six month ago is now dead. he killed himself over the weekend. it happened on saturday in houston, texas. police say a security guard at a greyhound bus station noticed 20-year-old jessie brune had a gun. that led to a confrontation and shootout by police. investigators say brown ended up wounding two officers before turning the gun on himself. it's believed brown may have been hiding you this texas

after the halloween night shooting last year. a. just this morning, we got word that forecasters now say the mississippi river may crest late today in memphis. that's hours earlier than previous forecasts. coming up at 7:45, we'll have a live report from memphis with how people there are dealing with the danger of more flooding. a fee to sell, beer, one and other alcohol in one bay area county is being credited for at drop in crime. right now, any business telling -- selling alcohol in unincorporated alameda county is required to pay a $850 feet.

that -- $850 fine. in mountain view today, pg&e crews will conduct water pressure tests on its natural gas pipeline. it's the first set of safety tests in the bay area following last year's deadly san bruno re- - san bruno explosion. more tests will be done in antioch next monday. 7:36. well, teachers gathered in san francisco this morning for a big march and rally before boarding buses to sacramento. i want to show you video we shot -- we shot this just about an hour ago. this is near the school district off -- offices. educators held those signs declaring a state of emergency. today they are joining other teachers for a sit-in. the teachers say they have two messages. one is for state lawmakers to

expand the current taxes -- >> we need the wealthy and we need corporations to pay their fair share of taxes. right now there's record- breaking profits that corporations have. >> now, on friday rallies will be held statewide, including one at san francisco's civic center plaza. 7:36. federal agents are beginning a new breakdown on fire crackers and fishermen. as of may 1st, fishermen have to get a permit to use fireworks to scare the seals away. those fire crackers are also known as seal bombs. investigators in snow spa county are trying to figure out what caused a woman to plunge

-- to to -- to plunge to hear death near duncan cove north of bouquet dah bay. shes what the only person in the car. her identity has not been released. it may take longer than usual to get to western marin county for the rest the summer. that's because repair work on highway 1, that part of highway slipped during heavy storms last february. the road will be reduced to one lane while the repair work takes place. can't says that could last until early august -- caltrans says that could last until early august. let's check in with sal. >> we have a little bit of breaking news. we have a report of a fire in san jose on east william street near south 5th street. we're trying to find out more. but san jose fire is apparently on the scene. we're trying to get more

details about it. let's take a look at what we have, 27, some stop-and-go traffic as you drive on 237 crossing the valley. that has not been that great in the last 15 minutes or so we have seen some slow traffic. the morning commute is going to be busy if you are driving along 880 northbound. but it's not stop and go just yet. traffic is moving along well. and the traffic have be -- will be okay until you reach the bay bridge. after that, it's just jam packed. it's very slow on 880. it's really slow, about a 25- minute delay. we'll find out more. let's go out and take a look from steve. >> thank you, sir. crazy wind over the weekend. we'll have some breezy conditions today. it's also rather chilly. a lot of 40s. so layers today. we will be a little bit warmer

but a little bit more sunshine. partly cloudy skies, though, mainly towards the east bay south bay. the peninsula is kind of a mix. it's sunny -- it's sunny in the north bay. mostly sunny, i think breezy at times. 50s, 60s and a few low 70s inland. we'll have plenty of sunshine by this afternoon. it's a northerly breeze which helps a little bit. very cool air mass in place, we don't expect much of a warm up -- warmup. the system is spinning up up in the foothills. that will move out, though, it's all associated with -- dash it was just a part of the spoke of the bigger system from nevada to utah. a lot of 40s here. this just 52 at hayward. 42 santa rosa/napa. they both dipped to 39. concord is 46. 48 redwood city. 47, oakland. 46, san jose. mostly cloudy and 49 degrees.

once these clouds start to scoot town, skedaddle out of here, we'll see high pressure build in. that will give us the normal therly breeze that will last for two or three days. mostly sunny, breezy at times today. but again, that's a pretty impressive system for this time of year. more sunshine is on the old weather menu for tuesday and wednesday for warmer weather. today, mostly sunny. it's already that for the north bay. partly cloudy, east bay and south bay. that will clear out. 60s for some, lee to mid, coast and bayside -- low to mid, coast and bayside. temperatures trying to rebound from that very cool sunday. they will. wednesday will be the warmest day. then we start to see fog increase on thursday. clouds roll in on friday. it sure looks like rain is moving in, too. we are following some breaking news and it's new information this movening --

morning. the "associated press" is reporting that newt gingrich will announce his candidacy for president this wednesday. the republican from georgia will reportedly make the announcement by using two websites base here in the bay area, both facebook and twitter. a san jose city councilman said he made a terrible error in judgment when he got behind the wheel of a car when he was intoxicated. he was pummed over in san jose for having a broken taillight. during the stop, the officers showed he was intoxicated. his blood alcohol level was .12 which is above the legal limit. why the firing of a governor astronomer back in 1957 is considered a milestone

in the fight for gay rights. and with the university of california facing serious budget problems, officials may consider a controversy new study tash strategy involving new -- new strategies.

after some sharp losses last week, most commodities are showing signs of relief this morning. still down a little bit. there's growing concern there may be a double dip in the housing -- that the housing market may not recover for another year or two. right now the dow is currently down 5 at 12,672.

oil is down to $9.4 a barrel -- $299.46 -- $99.46. popularity of the new white iphone led to broken glass and injuries outside an apple store in beijing, china. there are reports that four people were injured because of a shoving match. it began after a customer cut into lines -- line line several times. guards locked the front door and chaos ensued. the door shattered when the customers tried to open the door again. mcdonald's is making over

14,000 thoughts. ect -- executives say they hope this will lead to getting back the $1 billion invested in redecorating. the mississippi river is now expected to crest in memphis, tennessee later today. holy furfur joins us live from memphis with would you -- with how people are preparing. good morning, holly. >> reporter: good morning, tori, yeah. as you can see here the mississippi is at a high level, it's spilling over its banks right there. that's the area where the shop the and the restaurants and the kruns are -- where the shops and. restaurants are. right now this stands flooded. but the -- army corps of engineers are hoping since the live ster going to crest in the next 24 hours, that that may be the worse of it.

they are thinking about what's happening down south. about 20 miles north of the city, they opened a spillway. they are hoping they can guide that into the gulf of mexico. down here in memphis, residents are resilient. about 1100 people have been evacuated. another 400 people have been asked to leave their homes just in case. they are putting them up in shelters. some residents have opened their doors to the elderly and those pets that they can'tin' didn't -- that they didn't want to relieve -- want to leave behind. >> reporter: on the bridge, people have been coming down to take pictures. tori? >> all right. thank you. 7:49. arizona lawmakers want to build a new security fence along its border with mexico and they want the public to help pay for

it. arizona's launching a website to help raise money to pay for building the fence as well as other expense. arizona has a budget crisis. they don't have the money to pay for the finance on their own. similar fund-raising efforts are already underway for the controversial immigration law. 7:48. the university of california regents are considering a plan that would let individual campuses set their own tuition rates. the uc berkeley said this would allow more flexibility. but critics say this could result in chaos. the university of texas and the university of wisconsin already allow different campuses to charge different way -- different rates. for the first -- for first time, gay rights documents are

on display. frank konteni was protesting the fact that he lost his job in 1957 as an astronomer because he was gay. it was the first-everpy tigs to the high court for a vie -- violation of civil rights. the death of osama bin laden may influence a vote in congress regard everything the pay trety act -- patriot act. some civil liberty yups -- groups say now that bin laden is dead, there's a call for. the code name for the cue too that osama bin laden was

dead is geronimo. they saygy ron mow, the indeup, spent his whole life fighting for the survival of this people. >> so when this comes out and it's and -- and they associate the hero with the terrorist, to me it's what they still think of us. >> many native americans want to see an apology from the u.s. government. is autism more prevalent than we think. the different approach researchers took in a stu did you i -- in a stu study and what it may suggest.

the number of children diagnosed with automatickism may be a lot higher than we

think. researchers in south korea looked at a total population sample. they estimate one in 38 south korean children has some form of autism. previously, researchers only studied those children known to have autism or at a high risk for developing. the estimates of autism rates would also go up. attorney general kamala harris says california will soon increase the controversial method of tracking down criminals. it allows police to use the dna of family members to nare roar a search. supporters say the so-caued family searchers are an effective way of cracking old cases. jury selection starts today in the murder trial for a florida mom accused of killing her daughter. 25-year-old casey anthony is charged with first-degree murder for the death of 2-year- old kayly anthony, almost --

kaylee anthony almost three years ago. 20 people will be picked as jurors for anthony's trial, that includes the normal 12 jurors and eight alternates. the 5-year-old could face the death penalty is convicted. two men who scandalized a rival pizza parlor will be sentenced today. tucker and climber are former pleas of extreme pizza in san rafael. back in february, they spray- painted graffiti on the nearby pizza orgasmica. the two men are expected to get provation after pleading guilty to charges against them. we want to check in with sal about a new crash on the peninsula. >> dash that's right. northbound 101, right there at ralston avenue. and traffic is slowing down coming out of redwood city on the way up to san carlos.

we're getting good news that the injuries here are minor. it apires it's a non-injury crash. northbound 101 will be slow coming up from the peninsula. southbound 101 may be slow. i would -- i would take 280 counsel to the -- down to the peninsula for the time being. let's take a look at the toll plaza. it's pretty slow. we didn't find any crashes on brick. things are beginning to loosen up a little bit but it will be slow there. northbound and southbound 101, that traffic is moderate. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. mostly sunny for some, partly cloudy for others. it will an mostly sunny day. if you are suffering from the allergies, things are not as bad as they were. trees, moderate and high. we do expect them to go back up for the weekend. the wind doesn't help. but the wind will be with us.

not as bad as yesterday. some light snow continues up to the sierra. 42, napa, 40s and low 50s. but temperatures are starting to rebound. we'll go 0 at noon and a --ed a then a high of 60 degrees. there goes our big low. it's now pushing into utah. as it does, things will start to come down. very chilly. we had some upper 30s for a while but now we're saying goodbye to those as we start 0 warm up. on the five-day forecast, it will warm up tuesday and wednesday. and then we level off. and a big cooldown with the possibility of rain late saturday into sunday. >> no. rain in may. okay. the u.s. wants to question three people now in custody in pakistan. why they may have the inside story on bin laden's terrorists

act -- terrorist activities and years on the run. and what two passengers did who helped sub dew a man and we'll tell you why the oakley police department is investigating a late-night fire. our planes start flying when it's dark.

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday, may 9th. topping our news for you this morning, a security scare on a jet bound for sfo. investigators say a passenger jumped out of his seat and rushed towards the cockpit. kraig debro join us live. he's at sfo right now to tell us about this passenger and his connections to the middle east. kraig? >> reporter: dave, it was an american airlines flight. we're standing in front of the new american airlines airline terminal. we've been speaking to passengers this morning about what happened on the flight. no one said it would stop them them -- police took the suspect into custody into the jail this

morning. he and dozens of other people flew to sfo on united flight 1561. the plane landed around 9:15. 30 minutes before touchdown, police say the passenger walked from his coach seat to the cockpit and pounded on the reinforced door. two flight attendant, a retired secret service officer -- >> they were able to subdue him to the ground and use the flight attendants that are used for this type of incident and they were able to place him in a first place seat there. >> reporter: he was taken to a hospital to be treated for the injuries he received while -- during that scuffle. he was later brought back to the airport for questioning. among the questioners was a terrorism, counterterrorism expert for the united states government. in terminal two, passengers are flying in and out of passengers

as normal. we asked many of them what they thought the involvement by those two retired law enforcement agents. >> it has to be all of us that stops this sort of thing, we all have an eye out 0 -- a -- we all have an eye out for this. >> reporter: it's been about week since the killing of osama bin laden. since then, his supporters have promised revenge. certainly, they are looking to see if there is a link. right now, we don't have any information on the passenger. we checked with the jail to find out if there's a bail. and they didn't know when they would be releasing the booking

photo. back to you. >> thank you. 8:02. two other flights what security issues were diverted to alternate airports earlier in the day. a man on board from a -- on board a continental flight from houston tried to open a door. others stopped him. the pilot was landed in st. louis where the man was taken into custody. and a delta flight landed in albuquerque after a note with the word "bomb" was found on board. no one was hurt in either incident. 8:03. happening now, firefighters in los angeles county are still on the scene of a huge fire. this fire reportedly starting around 5:30 this horning -- this morning at a food processing plant. at least 25 people were inside the building when some sort of explosion occurred. possibly from the boiler room. one employee suffered a minor injuries but everyone else managed to make it out okay.

despite earlier reports that ammonia may be burning, the l.a. fire department is not evacuate -- not evacuated any nearby houses. we've been able to show you the front of this house that suffered a lot of damage last night. i want to give you a bird's-eye view. you can see from our camera on top of our truck, the collapsed roof and the damage that this home sustained after last night's fire. we have confirmed the oakley police department that this home was empty when the fire broke out and they are waiting to hear an official cause of flames from the east contra costa county protection district. once they do, they can move forward with the investigation. a sergeant with the department said they had been to this home several times before. neighbors on the other hand detail stranger incidents by the homeowner and his wife,

screaming matches and spinouts. recently, the homeowner moved out kitchen appliances on saturday. no one was inside. flames shot through the roof on bayview driving. by the time the first engine was a mile away -- away, they could see the fire. the east contra costa county protection district quickly opted the fire to a two-a -- to a two-alarmer. >> these houses are pretty close to each other. we did have flames both immanging on houses. you are looking at the inside of the home's garage, you can see the damage that the heat did the vehicles inside. we spoke to one of the neighbors outside and he toledo us what his wife saw last night. >> my wife looked through the

window and saw that the house next door was on fire. the coast construction company has been boarding up this home for past couple of hours. they say the homeowner voluntarily came in to speak to police. they are waiting for the -- to the fire department -- for the fire department to see if this was arson. the united states wants permission from pakistan to question al qaeda's three widows. the women are believed to be in the custody of pakistan along with special children. the cia wants to know what they know about bin laden and the inner workings of al qaeda. relations between the u.s. and pakistan are pretty tense, we we -- so we don't know if the cia will be allowed access?

-- access inside. coming up, we'll have reaction from the president who responds to critics saying bin laden should not have been killed. the search resumes today for a man who has been missing for seven weeks. his wife was found alive five days later. her hud left the van and her to go get help but he never came back. the wife was spotted by hunters. she survived on trail mix and snow. the couple was differenting from british columbia to las vegas when their van became trapped. a suspect is described as

an hispanic man about 5 weighing 200 -- about 59 tractor-trailer 5 -- 5'9" and was hispanic. the three kite borders who jumped into action for a daring rescue are being honored for their heroic efforts. back on aprilth, a both capsized. two men on board will forced into the icecy borders, now, they did save one of them but the other one died. san francisco ed lee is expected to announce a program today to make car chargers available for free. for electric car owners. almost 90 charges will be made

available far parking garages and the airport until at least 2013. the $300,000 program is being funded by a commennation of -- combination of grants. the installation begins next month. lit check in with sal. >> we're still stolling -- following that accident on the peninsula. northbound 101. it's a collision between a couple of cars in belmont, 101 ralston avenue. we are gonna show on the machines -- show on the maps here. if you want to do the super- easy way, i would use 2le -- 280 instead of 101. across the bay we have very slow traffic on 880 southbound, southbound 880 at thorn torn avenue there's a crash there,under 0 just north of

fremont boulevard. the nearby bay bridge is recovering. it was bad. it's getting a little bit better. this morning's drive on the san mateo bridge looks okay other to crowded peninsula. by the way, new accident just came in as we were talking here. southbound 101 just north of lincoln in marin county. this is moving to the right shoulder. it was just reported at 8:08. it's 8:09 now. let's go to steve. mostly sunny. most of the coast is clearened but the breeze has picked. santa rosa went from 39 to 50 because of the north wind at 6 miles an hour. it will stillen breezy at times. not as windy assayed especially along the coast. but -- windyperson p -- not as

windy as yesterday, especially along the coast. we had a lot of cupper 30s and 40s. now 40s and 50s. the win picking up at fairfield, northwest 8. so they are 55, northwest 6 at vacaville. there's the north at santa rosa. a little puff of a west from sfo to oakland. i have seen a south-southeast down at san jose. the low responsive to our windy weather on the conditions. height there. high pressure is coming in. it will be here for about two and a half days. and then a stronger low comes in, it looks like the weekend. mostly sunny, breezy. 60s, upper 60s or very low 70s. a lot of upper 60s, below average temperatures here for another day, and -- it had been warmer and then we'll take 70s, upper 70s by wednesday. and then we start to back it

off. possibility of rain going into one. sh -- into sunday. a just an hour ago, pakistan made his first official remarks about that deadly raid on osama bin laden. more political unrest in the middle east. protesters are stepping up up their demand for a power leader to step down. a legal fight over the zoo and critics say bigger is not wetter -- is not better.

good morning. we have some partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny north bay along the coast. it will be mostly sunny. breezy with temperatures in the 60s or very low 70s. 8:14. president obama says he was far from certain that osama bin laden was in that compound in pakistan before ordering the mission that killed him. alison burns live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with more on the president's most extensive description of the raid so far. alison? >> reporter: dave, president obama says there was about a 55% chance bin laden would be there. he says it was a 55/45 situation. the president spoke during an interview on "0 minutes" last night and he said he did not tell his family and many of the close aides about the raid e said there were a lot of doubts going in and the 40 minutes watching this unfold were the longest of his wife.

donald rumsfeld also went on denver over the weekend and -- tv over the weekend and praised the prod's decision and all that -- president's decision and all that went in it. >> this was absolute perfection. >> reporter: president obama said as worried as he was about the huge risks associated with the operation, he did not lose any sleep about the possibility of killing bin laden. he says justice was done and anyone who doesn't thing so needs to have their head examined. back to you. >> thank you. a washington, d.c. lobbying company has been hired a be -- has been hired to convince that pakistan's was not hiding. the news media in pakistan are reporting a name that they say is that of the cia station

chief in islamabad. this. this is the second time a cia name has been reported. we have more coverage of the death of osama bin laden on our newscast and online. go to ktvu.com. click on the "osama bin laden" tab. you will be able to see the five videos of bin laden released over the weekend. 8:17. this morning, nato says all of the taliban fighters who attack government offices in the city of kandahar have either been captured or killed. for two days afghan government troops fought the forces. now the attack on kandahar comes after inmates escaped

from kandahar's prison. in syria, hundreds of activists anti-government protesters were et arrest -- were arrested in house raids. yesterday, they toppled a brother of the statue of one of the members there. 8:17. the south pacific island of samoa plans to jump forward by one way to help boost their economy. samoa's prime minister says shifting west of the international date line will make doing business easier. the change between samoa would share the same date and time for australia and new zealand. nearly two months have gone by since japan's deadly week and tsunami. you are looking at video from

the day the disasters hit. it shows the flooding right after the tsunami reached ashore. now we're finding out the quake that causes the tsunami was so strong. it pulls all japan lower into the pacific. a new report shows the total combined salary for some bay area city council medicals. the "contra costa times" reports richmond, san ramon and martinez spent the most on councilmembers' salaries and benefits for the 12-month period ending last year. for salaries alone, richmond spent $266,000 for its six city council members. san ramon spent $163,000 for its five members and martinez spent $131,000 also for its five members. according to the "oakland tribune" friends of nolan park

and a california native society will ask the city to stop protect -- last week. last week they approved the 50 ache eches to build there. the los angeles lakers have been eliminated as pro basketball reigning champs. it was just ugly. i watched part of it. dallas finished the sweep of the lakers in a 12-6 rout last night -- dash 126-6 route last night. phil jackson will move on onto retirement. he won five titles with the lakers and six with the chicago bulls. unfortunately they had to end such a stellar season on a bad note. but it's all over. >> it is over. itically, too. he's made medical history

right now. that man, look at him. he had america's full face transplant. now he's making his first public appearance. also, there are big plans for came's delta and there's one big problem. good morning. southbound 101 traffic is busy in san ralph nell because of an earlier crash. we'll tell -- san rafael because of an earlier crash. we'll tell you all about this straight ahead.

this you have to see. these are live pictures. this gentleman is 25-year-old dallas weenes of texas. he had the nation's first full face transplant and what you are looking at in these live pictures, his first public appearance happening as we speak. these are live pictures from the news conference at bigham and women's hospital in boston. that's where the surgeons performed that 15-hour procedure just last month. mr. weemes received a new nose, lips, skin, muscle and new nerves all coming from an anonymous donor. now, the -- this is the before picture. now, he was blinded in a horrible accident along with everything else. his feetures were literally -- features were literally burned off by a power line he touched while painting a church three years ago. again, these are incredible pictures, first public appearances.

we just wanted to take you there. state officials are asking for public comment on a plan to build more recreation facilities in and around the delta. the delta is about the size of rhode island with 1100 miles of waterways for boaters but very few pashes for land lovers. the report proposes more trails campsites. there's no funding. some local advocates say water companies should foot the will bill commenting can be -- bill. comments can be submitted until the end of the month. sal, have you fixed the commute? >> we're trying. if you are on twitter, find me there. send me some tweets because we get a lot of information from you. the bay bridge, we're trying to fix it but still a little bit of slowing there. it's backed up for about a 15- minute delay. it's not as bad as it was,

though. san mateo bridge looks like a good option. when you get to the peninsula, there will be some backup. richmond bridge traffic looks good. so does the golden gate. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. it will be breezy today, not as wind yip as yesterday -- windy as yesterday. still, some light snow continuing and wayne up towards the foothills, sacramento and into the sierra nevada. there's some wrap around there back into reno so if you have travel plans, it's cold -- comb. 50 north wind at mona county airport. sent their temperature up about 10 degrees in one hour. that will do it. that's why we're going with 72. high pressure builds in for two days through wednesday and then another big change as we head towards the end of the week. a chilly morning, breezy, but

mostly sunny. os or loy 70s on the five-day we do have warmer weather into wednesday but then we'll start to see increasing clouds and much cooler weather by the end of the week. all signs point to rain, moving in late saturday and sunday. a controversial new federal crackdown. this one involves baby seals, fishermen and fire crackers. >> reporter: there are renewed calls for increased security at napa state hospital after staff members are injured by a patient. peel tell you what the department says they are doing to address the issue. and frustrated bay area teachers are heading north to sacramento. the two messages they will deliver.

more problems at the troubled napa state hospital after a patient attacked two workers. al hill rasmus is back with more -- allie rasmus is back live with more. >> reporter: while we are not allowed past this guard gate, we've had a chance to talk to several workers as they drive in to start their shift. many of them tell us they don't feel safe working here, especially after what happened yesterday afternoon. there was another attack involving a patient and union worker. aian yun represent said one of its -- a union representative said one of his technicians was injured when he stepped in to help deal with an agstated state

worker -- -- agitated state worker. o'overall, this incident is renewing call fors for better security for the workers here. do you feel safe here? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> because of the individuals who are out there. they shouldn't be here. >> reporter: too many of them have criminal history? >> yeah. >> reporter: back in october, a psychiatric technician was killed on the job, another patient was accused of strangling her. a department of mental health spokeperson says since then this hospital has tried to increase security. we've increased the police presence. we hired 25 safety and security- focused workers. we're looking into a variety of things. >> reporter: now, about 80% of

the patients at this hospital have criminal records, the patient involved in yesterday's attack did have a criminal history, that's according to the department of mental health spokesperson. napa is supposed to get a specialized unit that will be designed to house these individuals. the spokeswoman we spoke to said she didn't have a time line for when that new unit would open. back to you. >> thank you. we are getting betting new details about the man suspected of carrying out a murder suicide in solano county. fairfield police say a 37-year- old man shot and killed his two roommates on saturday before taking his own life. the victims include his ex-wife and another man. police now tell ktvu they responded to the house the day before over some kind dispute. >> the officers basically did everything they could do the

night before. there was no indication there would be violence or anything to this level. >> now, another man inside the house at the time of the shooting suffered minor injuries. he says the suspected gunman had a habit of talking tough but never showed any violence. the man suspected of shooting a san francisco toddler is dead after taking his own life. it happened on saturday in houston, texas. police say a security guard at a greyhound bus station noticed a gun on 20-year-old jessie brown. that led to a confrontation and a shootout with police. es police say brown wounded two officers before turning the gun on himself. it's believed he may have been hiding out in texas after the shooting. a 3-year-old girl and her 50- year-old grandfather were caught in the cross fire.

both survived. just this morning, we received an alert that the mississippi river may crest late today in memphis. that's hours earlier than the previous forecast. coming up for you at 8:4. we'll bring you a live report from memphis and tell you how people there are deeing with the danger and the threat of more flooding. back here at home. a fee to sell alcohol in one bay area county may immediate 0 a drop in crime. right now -- right now any business who seliquor is required to pay a fee. one individual says this dropped crime. but some businesses are not so sure. they believe it's this is having a little -- having little effect on their stores are. pg&e will conduct water tests on their natural pipelines this. this is first set of safety tips in the bay area following

last year's deadly san bruno. fills will fill a portion of the line with waters -- with waters. and they will check that from there. teachers gathered in san francisco this morning for a march and rally before boarding buses to sacramento -- sacramento. we shot this video around 6:00 a.m. near the school district office. educators helped signs. ta, they are joining teachers from across the state. teachers say he have two messages, one is for state lawmakers to extend current -- extend current taxes. >> we need wealthy and the corporations to pay their fair share. right now there's record- breaking profits that companies

have. >> on friday, there will be rallies held state -- wide, including one at san francisco's civic center plaza. federal money for anti-terror spending in california is reportedly could hing. today's chronicle "reports that california received $26 million in homeland security money last year. the state has received $1.8 billion overall in anti-terror grants. the money is reportedly used for count sutting and training -- consulting and training. starting may 1st, fishermen have to get a permit to use fire crackers to scare away hungry s.e.a.l.s from their -- seals from their fishing lines. the reason, the fire crackers may call into the wrong

hasn'ts. sales apparently get scared and swim acab dash same away but they quickly -- sim but they quickly swim back. already. we want to check in with sal this morning. >> still slow, westbound bay bridge, coming up to the toll plaza. thele 8 -- the 880 ramps are getting better. this is a look now at the 24 commute. that's pretty slow here this la fayette. it's stop and go heading is -- heading west to law fayette and it clears you, slows up a -- slows up approaching the tunnel. there is a crash westbound 24 at central. i didn't mention that. and that's why traffic may be a little bit slow. it's not in lanes. it's out of the lanes.

7 stop and go traffic. be sh machine, weigh de, not as windy as sunday but maybe by the end the week we might have to deal with that. we have to doctor -- we have do a warmup on trap. sunny, warmer, into wednesday but then more clouds by friday and it sure is looking like rain. all of our forecast models are in sync. not just drizzle. rain there's been some snow and rain up towards the footballs, sierra and pack towards reno. so a rather dynamic f.m. store pay may -- for may. we're on the western edge it. mostly sunny, 40s. ginning way toy -- giving way to 50s. napa down to 38. they were down to 29 this -- 39 this morning. had a lot of 40s now.

50, 51, 52. san rafael starting off at 44. we'll go 60 at noon, 68. not very warm. the system responsible for this is wrapping itself up. it's moving east. as it does, things will come down. >> the high builds in and that will give us sunshine. a very cool air mass associated with that, mostly sunny weather today, more sunshine, warmer weather into wednesday and thursday. mostly sunny after some morning clouds. breezy, a chilly morning. os, upper 6 -- 60s, upper 60s low 70s. clouds, sun, breezy, sunny, warmer, tuesday into wednesday. thursday, mostly sunny, gives way to increasing clouds on friday and then a cloudy to mostly cloudy saturday. and rain looks to be on is a

tap for sunday. you willmakers in arizona are hoping the public will help pay for building a -- lawmakers had ard are hope -- in arizona are hoping the public will help build for a fence -- for a fence at the border. this is in response to arizona's immigration law. a major step has been taken to fix the major damage to the damaged radiator. they are installing air purifying equipment to further reduce radiation levels. this morning, the family of the two uc graduates on trial are calling for their release. the two men will be in court on

wednesday to face charges on illegal entry and spying. sarahsarah shourd will not go back to the trial. 8:40. an illegal immigration crackdown is expanding here in california and this one is foe us us -- focusing on one restaurant chain. we'll go live to memphis where they are placing -- where they are bracing for flooding hours earlier than expected.

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the mississippi river continues flooding cities and towns as it makes its way south. the river is expected to crest in memphis, tennessee later today. steve harrigon is live in mississippi with the latest. what's going on there, steve? >> reporter: tori, the crest here is still about ten days away but it's rising at about two or two and a half feet a day. these houses have about six or seven feet of water in them. some of the houses around here are completely covered. the situation is likely to keep

getting worse. there are real concerns that some of the highways can be covered with water really blocking off entire sections of the city. the farmers are already declaring complete losses. so the water is steady -- steadily rising and we've been see sag -- we've been seeing people walk down to see how much it's risen to. people are trying to pull out what they can from their houses by walking through the water or taking boats out to salvage what they can. >> all right. steve, what are people doing to leave the area? what are some officials doing to avoid another katrina-like disaster? >> reporter: well, all of these houses right around me here have already been evacuated. there's just one man left holding federal at the end of the street. the electric power has been cut off. most of the people have decided to go and live with relatives.

there's attempts made to salvage dirt and sand trying to rebuild the leaveee and build it up higher. the rise is expected to be worse over the next ten-day period. you are gonna have a lot of watt lingering in the area -- >> yeah, causing such devastation. all right. thank you, steve. 8:46. let's bring you up to date on some. other top stories we're following for you. an airline passenger in jail following a scare on a plane that landed at sfo last month. investigators say a man from yemen rushed the cockpit and pounded on the door. crew members and passengers

stopped him. the prime minister of pakistan is stay -- is saying the death of osama bin laden was justified and say the relationship with the u.s. and pakistan is very strong. and no one was hurt in this fire that started last night. prince have since talked to the homeowner this -- police have since talked to the homeowner this morning. federal immigration political -- officials are expanding their high-profile examination of chitpohte restaurants. i.c.e. officials began a crackdown in minnesota. 450 workers were either fired or disaary -- or disappeared after being asked for documentation. this investigation has grown to los angeless -- to restaurants in virginia, atlanta, washington, washington, d.c.

and -- washington, dc. uc berkeley's chancellor proposed the idea of allowing each campus more flexibility this flexible tuition. this is not a new concept. the university of texas and wisconsin already allow different campuses to charge different rates. for first time, documents from gay rights history are being displayed at the library of congress. this new addition is from a man fired for being gay.

today, president obama takes part in high-level talks at the white house that begin a series of meetings on the u.s./china relationship. the annual meeting hope to be. the annual meeting brick together top officials from both of the countries. they help dozens of agencies in area trade, finance as well as foreign policy. death of osama bin laden may influence an upcupping hoe vote in congress -- upcoming vote in congress. back in february, congress looked at these documents. some civil liberty groups say now that bib la den is dead it's time to investigate what they call security measures.

it's rumored a seismologist who died years ago, predicted a major earthquake would hit rome on may 11th, 2011. the size poll gists cleaned earthquakes were the result of the combined movements of the planet, sun and he was off by two days when he predicted another one back in 1923. count -- concert promoter is teaming up with groupon foretells on concert tickets. the new site will be caued grouponlive it will combane their ability with live nation. this should be up and running in time for the concert season. tracking down -- trafficking down officials. a group of ducklings

rescued by that brave reporter. reason this rescue was a real dirty job. map

the number of children diagnosed with autism may be much higher than we think. in a new study, researchers in south korea looked -- looked at a total population sample.

they estimate in 38 south korean children has some form of autism. researchers predict that if more children were screened in other countries, the estimates of autism rates would also go up. attorney general kamala harris says california will soon increase a controversial method of cracking down criminals it allows police to use the dna of family members of suspects to narrow a search. supporters say the so-called family searches are an effective way of cracking cold case. critics, though, argue such searches put an entire family under scrutiny. two men who vandalized arrive -- what vandal identified a rival pizza parlor will be sentenced -- vandalized a rival pizza parlor will be sentenced for spray-painting

the -- the nearby pizza orgasmic am. they are expected to get probation. u.s. investigators are investigating a fuel tank issue because a fuel spill could be caused. no injuries have been had. b.a.r.t. is asking for some common courtesy on its trains as the transit agency deals with a boom in commuters. b.a.r.t. says the trains are getting more crowded because the economy is improving and gas prices are going up. and the agency admits crowded trains often mean a more comfortable rain. b.a.r.t. is asking for those getting on to move to the center of the

train. finally, a reporter in indianapolis takes matters into his own hands after spotting 11 ducklings spotted in a sewer. >> i've never done of this about. >> i haven't either. >> daniel miller climbed down to try to get the ducks out. after his first try didn't work, someone handed him down a tote bag. he climbed out with almost all 11. all 11 were eventually reunited with their mother. a member of the australian swim team is in hospital after getting buried with sand up to his neck. it took two hours to get him out. he reportedly got stuck after jumping into a hole seven feet deep as a joke, sending sand chancing all aroundly. the rescue crews were concerned

about the sand killing him but they did get him -- but they did get him out. one more time to sal. >> good morning. here we are in the late morning commute and still slow on highway 24 because of earlier issues. the commute has been marred by an accident near central la fayette that's not in the lanes anymore. it's still slow. at the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see a backup that's about 10, 15 minutes. it's improving a little bit if you can wait longer. 237 still slow for the late ride into thele valley. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. still some partly cloudies near the south bay. it's starting to move south and now most areas are mostly sunny. we'll have a mostly sunny, breezy day. tuesday, wednesday look good. sunny, warm. wednesday is the warmest day. a cooldown starts on wednesday and then it looks to be a

cloudy, rainy weekend. >> that's hard to believe. it was bad enough yesterday. >> yes. >> it felt like winter. >> warmer into wednesday and then we'll drop. >> okay. >> that's what it looks like. all right. that will do it for us. thanks for watching, everyone. >> bye now.