a convicted killer serving a can -- serving a life sentence will be released to parole any minute. police in santa cruz say they've arrested a parolee who's also proven to be a very dangerous camper. we'll explain. it's bike to work day as a lot of people are hitting the road on their two-wheel units

and heading out. we'll tell you more about bike- to-work day coming up on "mornings on 2" good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. topping our news -- he's been behind bars for nearly a quarter century for committing nearly -- for committing a horrific crime and now he's expected to be released. claudine wong joins us with more. >> reporter: we're at the main gate of san quentin. any minute we're expecting to see earnest morgan. he's been here searching a life sentence for second-degree murder. he will be released on parole

sometime after 7:00 this morning. the road to parole has been very controversy. in fact, former governor arnold schwarzenegger tried to stop this. since his conviction and imprisonment, he's apparently been a model prisoner, earning his get and working without -- ged and working with -- without recuse. back live out here in front of san quentin state prison. why all of the controversy? well, obviously this is the killing of a family member and it's torn the family apart. so much so that morgan's mother

wrote a letter asking the parole board not to release him. the parole board has, once again, decided to let him go and the current governor, jerry brown, has not stepped in. he will go free this morning. where will he if? they will take him to transitional housing in san francisco. he may even have a job lined up. at one point, that was one of the things working in his favor, that he had a job lined up in san francisco. we're watching to talk to him. we're watching the gate carefully. we'll keep you updated. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. 7:03. san rafael police are busy investigating a deadly stabbing connected to voip lent street gangs. it happened yesterday evening in the usually peaceful gershal

park neighborhood. kraig debro is back. there's new information. kraig? >> reporter: yeah, dave. i just talked to a guy who does maintenance. the man was wounded. you can see the businesses down there. there is a mix of homes and businesses. "the marin independent journal" says someone the woman talked with somebody in the home and a man went for help. police say the man from corte madera died as he staggered to his home. the marin i.j. says the person at the home saying someone came up to the driveway saying help me! help me! and he collapsed.

the explorer sped off. it turns out the people in both of these vehicles had already battled minutes earlier. >> prior to that call, we had a couple of reports of two cause and possibly bats and sticks -- calls of possibly bats and sticks. >> reporter: two other people are believed to be involved in the deadly fight, which started here, sought treatment at the emergency room at the same hospital. they got treatment and police are questioning them about what happened and why. neighbors gave detailed descriptions of both vehicles. they would later stop an explorer based on those descriptions. they are still looking for one outstanding vehicle and people inside of that car. it's described as a white pontiac. we got a license plate number here. license plate number is -- let me find it on my sheet. you can see it on your screen -- it's 3 ulg 274.

police believe the people inside that car are involved in this gang-related fight which started on b street. we're gone try to talk to the people about what the man said before he died. back to you. >> thank you, kraig. police are calling this a case of severe child abuse. this morning, a 3-year-old girl is in a south bay hospital. her mother is in police custody facing felony charges. now the search is on for her ex- boyfriend. police are desperately searching for this woman and her daughter after receiving reports that the child was being abused at a home in campbell. they were tracked down at a supermarket parking lot in san jose. >> our investigators were able to gather information about the whereabouts of the girl and her

mom. when though spotted them, they spotted them in a parking lot, at which time they took them safely into custody. >> police are still looking for george rodriquez, the woman's boyfriend. police are not releasing details about the case. police in santa cruz say a very dangerous camper is in custody this morning. officers arrested 47-year-old paul valeras in a camping area. it was got an easy one, they say his dog tried to attack them. they say the suspect refused to call his job off. the officers were shaken up but not hurt. a federal grand jury in san jose has indicted three federal officials and a contractor. the indictment claims the owner

of aero drywall paid tens of thousands of dollars of cash fo million -- for a $1 million water heater contract. bribery charges carry a penalty up to 15 years in prison. 7:07. pg&e is writing checks reimbursing cities and counties that responded to the san bruno disaster. now, eight people were killed, 8 homes were destroyed in last september's disaster. emergency responders rushed in from all over the bay area to help out. aid cording to "the examiner" 60 an lip cakes have been filed by -- applications have been filed by various counties and cities and are seeking millions of dollars. the labor department of

santa cruz need millions of -- toss need millions of dollars -- tsunami need millions of dollars for cleanup. top executives from the five biggest oil companies are on capitol hill to face some tough questioning from lawmakers. this is senator or ren hatch that the -- orrin hatch that the camera is looking at right now. we'll have outrage about subsidizing the oil companies. a santa rosa man is being treated for severe injuries after his hand became trapped in a large industrial machine. firefighters rescued the man at a manufacturing company yesterday evening. it took about ten minutes to free him from the machine. the man's hand was crushed and severely burned because the machine was hot.

a second man suffered minor burns while he was trying to help his coworker. it's not clear how the man's hand became trapped. 7:09. the fight against childhood obesity is going to a whole new level in san antonio. several teachers are tracking what they eat. they are taking pictures of their lunch trays. two pictures are taken, one before they eat and then another after they eat and that will -- and then they calculate the calories eaten and that information is passed onto the parents. the abused of disabled placards in san francisco is getting brand-new attention. disability say the number of people using those placards has skyrocketed. those placards allow people to park for free for an unlimited amount time at the meters.

state assembly woman fiona ma says legislation may be needed to -- to raise the fares. and today is bike-to-work today. sal, do we have any shots of that? >> well, we're out there watching bike-to-work day. a lot of people may be trying it. a lot of people do it every day. you have a couple of bikers. that looks like a road bike. earlier we saw a man doing tricks on his bike. the train might be more crowded if you are taking caltrans. here comes one of the scheduled runs coming into the redwood city station.

let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. it looks a little lighter than usual. some people are taking transit, others are taking bikes but it's lighter on that thursday. if you are driving on peninsula, northbound 101 at shoreline boulevard, there's a crash blocking right lane and there's slow traffic in mountain view. southbound 101 looks okay from burlingame to redwood city. let's go to steve. okay. thank you. the santa cruz coastline looks to be mostly clear. it was only 57 in san francisco yesterday. even though low 60s might feel warmer today. partly sunny, breezy. the west wind's there. morning fog tomorrow -- minor warming -- or warning, whoever you want to say it. it will be slightly warmer but the weekend will be cooler. colder by sunday because temperatures could be about 25 degrees below average for the highs. sunday morning still looking

like rain and maybe more rain on tuesday. that one has the potential to be decent. for those of you who work outside, you might want to jot that down on the calendar. it's still there. 40s and 50s. 54 hayward, livermore, 54. fairfield, 40s, napa, santa rosa, also san rafael. the west wind is there. san jose and santa rosa both say calm ton the breeze. oakland airport west at -- calm on the breeze. oakland airport west. this is the low dropping down from the gulf of alaska. it says, i think i'm going to go on vacation and visit california. it's bringing in some rain. i know there's a lot things going on on sunday. beta breakers, i would plan on rain for the morning and then

the sierra nevada event, down to 4,000 feet. we'll ease into this and give you an updated forecast. coldest day of the weekend will be sunday. some patchy low clouds, fog, sun, breezy. it will be slightly warmer. but just a couple of degrees. sonoma, 70. berkeley, 64. san leandro, 66. sanville, san ramon, 72. morgan hill 72. fremont, 66. cupertino at 70 and 50s on coast. mid-60s around san mateo and palo alto 68. woodside, 6. it's a cool pattern. increasing clouds on saturday. a possibility of thundershowers as we go into monday. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:14. we cannot see the photos of osama bin laden but now at least we can hear about them. >> the revealing -- they were

revee -- revee -- revealing shots, i thought were ones taken on the ship in the arabian sea. and can japanese officials -- as japanese officials talk about the damage on one of the nuclear reactors.

sunbreaks in the clouds. 50s, 60 and a few low 70s. crews are now starting phase 2 of the cal stadium renovation project in berkeley. now, four months of demolition

work is finished. construction is underway and we're bringing it to you live. newschopper2 is flying over it. you can see it for yourself. the historic facade, that will will remain but plan is calling for complete retrofitting. now, this whole project deadline is september of next year. it is 7:18. we're now hearing from some members of congress who have seen the osama bin laden death photos. >> there are 15 pictures. the first 12 were taken in the compound right -- it's obvious it was right after the incident. are pretty -- they are pretty grueling. the other three were taken on the shop and they included the burial at sea. >> members of the house and

senate committee were invited to see the photos at the cia headquarters in virginia but they are not allowed to take any copies of the photos. and u.s. investigators are learning more about bin laden's activities by reading his private journal. the journal was among the documents seized at bin laden's compound. in it he rights about advising al qaeda groups to hit other u.s. cities besides new york such as los angeles and he encourages attacking trains as well as planes. the goal, he rights, is to kill as men americans as possible -- as many americans as possible. take a look at this video. these are workers inside the fukushima day dai-ichi plant. they say the problem has more

damage than expected. and that could delay the repairs. right now in washington, d.c., a hear something underway as we speak. that's senator o him pia snow, i -- olympia snowe snowe, i believe. you can see the testimony is going on right now. so is the questioning as we look at these live pictures. now, oil expectatives are there. they are fighting to -- executives are there and they want to keep the tax breaks. allison burns is live there watching all of the testimony. >> reporter: oil industry executives say the democrats's plan to raise taxes on the industry is an arbitrary punishment that will make them less competitive and ultimately hurt u.s. workers. let's get back to the hearing. the leaders of five oil -- oil

companies are testifying. the head conocophillips started his system that shows conocophillips, chevron and exxon are already paying higher fees than others. >> the oil industry pays their fair share of taxes. >> reporter: senate democrats have introduced a bill to cut tax breaks for the big companies. they say the companies raking in record profits while we pay taxes, should not get the break. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:1, the bay area is getting high marks in a new report -- 7:-- 7:21. the bay area is getting high

marks in a new report. the sunny vary -- sunnyvale area ranks near highest. the san francisco, oakland, fremont area was ranked 16th. number one on list was honolulu. >> okay. i don't know if you play blackjack. >> once in a while. >> but there's one player who really hit the jackpot at a big casino. and the message -- too many criminals, too few cops a charming farmhouse.

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welcome back. this is what people in chico are seeing this morning. several billboards all around town pushing for more police on the street es. the chico police officers association is paying for those billboards, the message includes -- gangs are hiring. why aren't we? and too many criminals, too few cops. chico, like other cities, are having a budget problem limiting the number of officers on the streets. a blackjack player at the tropicana casino in atlantic city won nearly $6 million. it's the single largest win in the casino's history. the casino says its win caused the revenue to drop by 54% on table games and by 20% overall. it made me think of some of those movies like "ocean 11."

hey, sal, what's happening on 101 in san francisco? >> well, we're watching it because -- to see what the traffic is light. maybe it's a little light he than it has been -- lighter than it has been. the bay bridge toll plaza, we're not gonna show it to you this -- i won't go into it. it's slow i can barely see it. it's backed up for a 10 to 15- minute delay. the dumbarton traffic looks good. northbound 101 at shoreline boulevard, there's a crash there. if you are driving into the south bay, northbound is slow because of that crash. 280 is also slow coming up on the lawrence expressway and southbound 280 is slow coming up on the lawrence expressway. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we have low clouds around. but there's breaks in the clouds.

it looks like we'll have a pentagon/opinion day. it will be slightly warmer because of the winds. do we have any warm weather on the horizon? we really don't. it will be a cooler pattern for about the next five to seven days. system coming in is chewing up the low clouds and fog. there's no inversion. so the fog really doesn't have much of a chance the next couple of days. here's your low coming out of the gulf of at alaska. really cold air comes in with that system on sunday. sure looks like rain to me, sunday morning with snow up in the mountains, around 4,000 feet. fogging, low clouds, sunshine. breezy and slightly warmer. 50s, 60s and low to mid 70s

away from the coast. i think we carry this into friday and saturday we start to cloud it up. temperatures well below average. and bona fide rain possible on tuesday. >> what! >> i put my umbrella already. >> well, get it out. >> wow. >> yeah. a bold plan to crack down on crime in two bay area parks. >> reporter: and a former drug officer is, once again, facing allegations that put him on the other side of the law. we're live in pleasant hill with that story. and a new warning for bay area parents, it involves something that's probably under your kitchen sink.

welcome back. some new allegations involving a contra costa county drug officer. now he's accused of operating an illegal business. jade hernandez is in pleasant will with -- pleasant hill. >> reporter: michael cardoza flatly denies that his client was running a bothell -- brothel across the street. this is the man making the accusations, chris butler. private investigator and

wielsche's friend. butler says he leased the place, bought some furniture. wielsch, his attorney says, he has no idea what was going on inside. cardoza admits wielsch is accused of selling drugs and his client has admitted to the wrongdoing but running a broth -- brothel is not one of the charges. >> chris bitler -- butler has given information and i hope that will shave off time in prison for the crimes he committed. >> reporter: he says butler may have tried to cut a deal with authorities. he says his client confessed

his improprieties an was not promised any sort of deal. thank you. >> 7:32. well, a san jose state student has reportedly setted a lawsuit against the city's police department after he accused an after of using excessive force. >> all this stems from an incident captured by cell phone video. it shows an officer hitting fong ho. the student sue -- student sued for $6 million. "the mercury news "says the settlement is about 225,000. we could learn critical new details about the shooting at san jose state clutting the names of the three people who died. police are investigating the case as a murder suicide. the shooting happened on tuesday night on soth -- on the 10th street parking garage. police say victims are connected to the school but have not said if they were

students. mayor chuck reed says despite the spike in homicide rates, this is still one of the safest cities. two men are set to appear in court after being arrested for reportingly planning to attack a sin na gog. take a look at this. one man is believed to be in his 20s. he's about 6 feet tall. the second man also believed to had -- also believed to be in

his 20s. police say they may be connected to the fatal shooting of a 59-year-old security guard. it is 7:34. parents in novato are being warned about a dangerous homemade explosive called a bottle bomb. fluid is boiling hot. and you can lose fingers if it explodes. >> police say there have been reports of -- reports of these and an e-mail was sent out. no one in novato has been injured by a bottle bomb. napa place are warning people about a door-to-door scam. they say people claiming to be students are selling book and magazine subscriptions and requesting sponsorship to 0 school trip to london.

the school does not exist and the school is not sponsoring the sale of books or magazines. motion sensor cameras have been installed at creekside park and windsor way. the cameras will take a series of photos that the police have download instantly. there's also a warning on it, warning that their picture has been taken. the cameras will operate from dusk until dawn, when the parks are closed. the giants' fan beaten outside the stadium may be moving to a hospital closer to his home, in san francisco, that could come as early as

next week. the 43-year-old paramedic from santa cruz is still in a coma six weeks after the attack. the class of 011 is graduating from college -- 2011 is graduating from college with a load of debt. the average debt per person $23,000. the unemployment rate for college grads is lower compared to people with high school diplomas and college grads expect to earn more money. well, the cool weather we're having right now has helped to keep mosquitoes at bay for moment. but bare health officials say that won't last long. they say temperatures will be going up soon and those pools of water left behind, they are

expecting mosquitoes. clearing out any stagnant water is important to clearing out those breeding -- breeding grounds. today is the 17th annual bike to work day. this is live video from reddwood city -- dash redwood city where a table of supplies and food have been set up. most of the stations will stay open through evening commute. organizers say they hope today's event will encourage more people to bike to work year-round. >> biking sells itself. once you try it once, you're more apt to try it again and again. >> the goal of the event is to promote the benefits of exercise and cycling. 7:3. well, ac transit bus fares are going up, all 1st with a 10 -

-- august 1st with a 10-cent increase. ac transit says that increase will bring in about $2 million. but it still won't be enough to close the $15 million budget gap. as a result, another round of service cuts could come sometime next year. all right. 7:38. we want to check in with sal, keeping a close eye on commute. how is the 101 in san francisco. >> reporter: right now traffic is doing well. northbound 101 if you are driving up to the 80 split, it's been a nice day. no problems on 280 getting downtown. watch out for the bike to work people as we just mentioned, they are all over the place. they are on peninsula, too. let's go out and take a look at westbound 237 it's gonna be extree slow. as we go to the maps, 237 is slow approaching 101 because of a crash on shoreline. 101 is also slow getting in the area. the crash is no longer in the

lanes. watch for slow traffic getting up to highway 17. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. we do have a few breaks in the clouds. there's still low clouds around. just a slightly warmer pattern. now, the pattern is showing signs being on cool side. breezy at times, just a slight warmup, but partly to mostly sunny after everything is said and done. cooling trend started yesterday. then the real cool air begins saturday night and into sunday when the really cold air plunges in here. 40s and 50s on the temps. the wind is out of the west or the southwest and that includes livermore and also fairfield. napa airport has gone calm. everything is going to be dominated by that big low spinning coming out of the gulf of alaska.

there are signs it's going to go done and right over us. it takes a couple of days for this to happen. that will take us into sunday. now, saturday will start off, then we'll increase to clouds. it -- it will be breezy to windy. humidity will go up, and then we bring in that cold system along with rain on sunday, with snow in the mountains down about 4,000 feet at least. the wind will pick up on saturday, it will be 15 to 20 degrees below average. so your timeline is not too bad. patchy clouds but the rain returns and that much cooler air will start to work its way in. fog, but then decreasing, sun, breezy and just slightly warmer today, 60s near the coast to low 70s inland. pittsburg, 7. alameda, of 3 -- 63. 60s and low 70s. and then some 50s on the coast. mid- to upper 60s on the

peninsula with palo alto. fog, increasing clouds. here comes the rain sunday morning and then the -- and then the really warm air comes in. tori? >> thank you, steve. a chp officer is under arrest because of what he allegedly did at a target store. also, the latest on the search for a south bay man who police say abused a little girl. why so many people were sleeping outdoors in a spanish town. it was not just a regular campout.

the labor department reported a sharp drop in first-

time unemployment claims. the government says 4 34,000 people filed initial claims last week. that's a drop of 44,000, the steepest decline of february -- since february of last year. but the number of continuing claims was up over 5,000, just up by three-quarters. more than two out of five people asked believe the economy will continue to improve. one-third think it will stay the same. and 2004 for first time in a few years, approve with how president obama is dealing with the economy. a 3-year-old girl is in the hospital this morning. her mother is under arrest. pam cook's in our newsroom now with who the police are desperately trying to find. >> well, police are calling this a severe case of child abuse that sent a little girl

to the hospital. police are desperately searching for jane marin and her daughter after receiving reports that the child was being abused in a home in campbell. last night the officers earned the woman may have friends in the san jose area and were able to track her down in a supermarket parking lot. >> it's an air na where by a have information where -- an ware ya where we have information that she may have friends. they located her in a parking lot. >> now police are looking for this man, george rodriquez. at this point, officers are not release egg the details of the investigation but the little girl's mother has been arrested on charges of felony child abuse and the boyfriend may be suspected of abuse as well. now, we have calls into campbell police to try to get an update on this case. what we do know is that the little girl is in child

protective custody. investigators are not releasing details of her injuries just that they are serious. reporting live in the newsroom, i'm pam cook. back to dave. >> all right, pam. thank you. 7:46. thousands of people slept outside in parts of spain after the worse earthquakes in 50 years killed eight people. the city of lorca was really hit with two earths, a 5.1 and a 4.5 -- earthquakes, a 5.1 and a 4.5. they were too scared to be inside. that's one of the reason why. that camera found chunks of brick falling from the facade of a church. look at these pictures. look at those cars. the roof crushed in.

there is aa new study -- there is a new study that says rape in congo is much worse than thought. 1152 women are apriled -- rained every day. that's about 48 women an hour -- raped every day. that's about 48 women an hour. the congo has been plagued by decades of war and this new report includes also includes domestic violence which the u.n. reports it did not. a chp officer is facing charges this morning after being arrested on suspicion of theft. 36-year-old shawn ham mons -- hammons of vallejo is accused of steeling from target. he was arrested on a traffic stop. investigators believe he stole some of the items that were

stolen online. later today, angry teachers will hold a rally outside the wells fargo bank in downtown oakland. they want banks to pay more taxes. the oakland teachers began their protests yesterday. queen elizabeth just surpassed king george iii today to become england's second longest reigning brittish monarch. this is the -- british monarch. beautiful hat. she descended on the crown in 1952 and has ruled for 59 years, 95 days. only queen victoria who ruled for 63 years cement more time on the british throne. queen elizabeth will become the

longest-reigning british monarch on september 2018. >> and she had probably continue to surpass that. her own mother lived to 101 they got good genes in that family. 7:49. a health scare for billy graham. what sent the evangelist to hospital and how he is doing this morning

we're watching capitol hill. there's nancy pelosi holding her weekly meeting. let's listen in. >> we had a situation where they want to have seniors pay thousands dollars more for fewer benefits while they give the tax breaks to the big boys.

forget about the -- >> we've been listening live, just a little bit of nancy pelosi speaking at her weekly news briefing. you heard a little bit about her talking about trying to take away the tax breaks that big oil companies are getting. we'll have more about that a little bit later on. evangelist billy graham is in a north carolina hospital being treated for pneumonia. he is 92. he was admitted yesterday. his heart was normal. looking at video here with president bush and his wife laura at a book signing last year. the doctors are treating billy graham with antibiotics. they are hoping to release him soon. 7:53. the sudden deaths of leopard sharks in redwood city is still a mystery. but there are some new clues.

dozens have been found dead. tests on one found internal bleeding and brain lesions. it looks like mermaids are gaining ground over where wolves. they are making a come back from the movies like "pirates of the caribbean." mermaid, they are offering a fresh and interesting approach. okay. james durbin of santa cruz keeps impressing the judges on "american idol." ♪ >> that's james performing "don't stop believin'" by journey. each of the contestants sang two songs last night.

during the judging, jennifer lopez told durbin, you can sing anything. the final four were mentioned by a very special guest. lady gaga. eat political nation is tonight -- the elimination is right here tonight at 8:00. we'll talk live to the contestant who gets the boot, tomorrow at this time. >> it's getting exciting. >> we're here. >> we want to check in with sal. he's keeping a close eye on the commute. good morning, tori and dave. traffic is going to be busy out there. even though there are a lot of people taking their bikes. also, a lot of people have to drive to work and you can see the bike to work day doesn't seem to be affecting the bay bridge toll plaza. once you get on the bridge, it looks get he -- it looks better. northbound 880, it's getting busier passing the coliseum.

and there was an earlier crash there where the arrow is. the traffic, look at that. it's very, very slow on 101 trying to get to mountain. so if today seems slower than usual, it is. it's much slower. if you haven't left the house i would say give yourself extra time or telecommute until it gets better if you can do that. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we have partly sunny skies, low clouds but they are getting chewed up a little bit. a west wind, almost, is reporting that. a series of these systems is coming in. they are going to get stronger. 40s and 50s which start re-- we should start to rebound off -- off of some of these temperatures. this is looking more like march instead of may, once everybody moves in. some hoe clouds around but a little bit better pattern than yesterday. still winds out of the west, 50s, 60s and very low 70s.

we cloud it up saturday night, rain sun and really cold temperatures. tori and dave? all right. some new claims that osama bin laden was hiding in another country besides pakistan and that the world's most wanted terrorist even had a wedding there. gang violence in an unlikely spot. the deadly attack that's shaken up a usually san rafael neighborhood. we tried to -- talked to the woman who tried to help the victim. and a san quentin who spent nearly 250 years behind bars, left his jail cell. we'll have a live report.

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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. good morning. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. is thursday, may 12th. just moments ago, a san quentin inmate who spent nearly a quarter century behind bars was released from custody. this is a release that even one governor tried to stop.

ktvu's claudine wong joining us live. she's at san quentin. you just spoke with the man's family. >> yes. and i have ernest morgan with me now for the killing of his stepsister who was 14 at the time -- at the time. you just walked out of prison, out of your prison blue --s prison blues, as you say. how are you feeling? >> surreal. i still can't wrap my head around it. >> reporter: your family had their arms wrapped around you. i know this is one of those things that's been a growth process. what has it been like you? obviously the death of your stepsister devastated the family. your incarceration devastated the family. what do you have to say about that? >> i went through a long time beating myself up.

i didn't think i would be able to live with what i did. and i had to live with my family. and then i had to reflect what was going on. me and my father and mother and didn't -- we didn't always get along when i was incarcerated. when it came to doing work, we all came together and the support was there, the reunification, the love, everything that was needed to help me move on, to help my stepfather move on, my father move on. >> reporter: you've been described as a model prisoner for many, many years at san quentin and yet former governor arnold schwarzenegger, blocked the parole board's decision to release you earlier saying you were still a danger to society. what do you have to say about that? >> you know to a degree, i respect the decision. i had taken someone's life.

the hardest work that i had to to to do was -- had to do was done behind me. but i still have a lot of work ahead of me becausevy to readjust to society. it's time for me to show that i'm ready to take my place in society. >> and you are going to transitional housing and you want to go to work. what kind of work would you like to do? >> at-risk youth. they were coming in from different counties across bay area and i think what i heard that was consistent with me was no one was listening to them or they are were afraid to talk or they were afraid of the consequences of repickup discussions. i've heard -- repercussions. i've hearn -- learned how to get them to talk and open up through the ore men in the program. what's going on with the kids in our community right now, it

isn't healthy. >> one more question, your stepsister. what who you -- would you want people to remember about her? >> at 18, when i took her life, she was 14, she was still smarter than me. beautiful lady. very intelligent. i took from her the right to be anything she wanted to do. it's not really what society knows about her or should know about her. i'm living for her. my mother and stepfather are doing everything we can to make sure her name is synonymous with change and growth. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. i know your family is waiting to get you out of here, where you've been for 24 years. again, he just walked out of san quentin in 24 years. he turned 42 yesterday. he was first in here at 18. the suit and the tie and the sweater and tie, that he's

wearing, he's not worn anything but prison blues for the past two decades. thank you. we're learning more about deadly gang violence on the streets of san rafael. it happened yesterday evening in the usually peaceful grassol neighborhood. kraig debro just spoke to a woman who rushed to help the victim and kraig joins us live. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning. this woman is basically this rust into the -- thrushed into the situation. the vehicles that were involved in this fight made their way up to wood street, now the woman lives on that street where the men jumped from a car and collapsed. because this is a gang-related case she ways she wants to protect her identity. >> i looked up the street and insaw a red suv reversing back down at a high rate speed. backed up, hit our car and then

a man jumped out bloody, he ran up here asking for help and collapsed on the patio. police have only identified the victim as a 24-year-old corte madera man. he was urged to stay in the vehicle. he got out. this all happened around 5:00 near wood street. our witness is a medical assistant by trade but she says she doesn't -- didn't have enough training to save the money. >> the only thing i could do was try to -- was to apply pressure to his wounds. he was bleeding really band and he had already lost a lot of blood by the time he got hup here. >> reporter: this start on b street. witnesses saw people with bats and sticks at around 4:45 yesterday, 4:50. neighbors were able to describe

the vehicles and get license plate numbers. highway patrol stopped a red vehicle and the other people involved in fight, it's believe, sought treatment and those people were also questioned in connection with that this case. there was another vehicle involved. it's a white ponte yak. reporting live in san rafael, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. pakistan's prime minister says he does not believe osama bin laden was hiding in his country for five or six years as has been reported. in an interview with "time" magazine he says terrorists don't normally stay in one place for more than 15 days. the prime minister says he has information that puts blind in 2002. that's when he went to yemen to marry his fifth wife. she was the one in the bedroom with bin laden when the navy

s.e.a.l.s came in and kill him -- and killed him. a poll released says -- shows americans think 80% -- approves of killing osama bin laden. 87% say killing bin laden during the raid was justified, while 9 ors say it wasn't. police in santa cruz say a very dangerous camper is behind bars. 47-year-old paul bolereise was arrest on the edge of santa cruz yesterday. it was not an easy arrest. officers say they were forced to shoot and kill his 75-pound dog after it tried to attack them. and then try the suspect refused to call his dog off. the officers were not injured. 8:07. right now, as we speak, watching washington, d.c., and there's testimony right now on -- before the senate committee. top executives from the five

largest oil companies are on capitol hill and they are facing tough questioning from lawmakers. coming up at 8:15, we'll bring you a live report from washington on theout rage of democrats over subsidizing oil companies while the oil companies take in record profits. the abuse of disabled placards in san francisco is once again in the spotlight. disability activists say the number of people using placards has skyrocket. they allow people to park for free for an unlimited amount time at meters. five years ago, about% -- 8 boss of -- 8% of cars at meters have placards. now it's about 14%. fiona ma says legislation my be -- may be needed -- because that's really taking money away from the city. >> exactly. hey, sal, we have more bikes and a lot of cars and everything on the roads right

now. >> it's a good day to share the road. we might have experienced riders and some people just slying it out for today. so make sure you are courteous. this is 27. it's not good. in fact, normally we show it to you. it picks up at -- p ticks up -- it picks up at zanker. that's why it's gonna be slow. all the way out to 101, 101 is a nightmare. the bay bridge has become very slow, it's backed up for about a 15-minute i wait at the toll plaza. this morning were you hooking at northbound 101. it's busy from about casar chavez on on on -- on up. let's go to steve. we have thickest clouds around the peninsula, san mateo coast and across the bay. but some sunbreaks. low cloudiness all part the cooling trend started

yesterday. it will continue. so partly sunny, mostly sunny, breezy, that's out of the west. some morning fog again tomorrow. we're getting to the fog it doesn't have any support. saturday morning should be all right. but it it -- but it had turn much colder. it looks like rain on saturday morning. system that's coming in yesterday and today is just continuing our theme of a cooling trend. now, kind of leveling off and we'll start to see the temperature og on. sunday looks to be coldest day. but until then just a series of weak systems coming in. they keep the onshore coming in. i think santa rosa had been warmer -- had be around 46. yesterday's high in the city was only 57. so i mean it was a cold day for many yesterday. calm san jose, calm livermore but west 5 and 16 at sfo.

there's a pretty good delta breeze. some of the low cloudiness is starting to cool off. we'll get some of those to break off a little bit. the big news is the low. it will head south and eventually over us. this very cold dynamic system coming in is going to make for a very active sunday into monday, tuesday. partly cloudy here in the morning but then much colder as rain returns. it looks like -- record-low temperatures are possible on sun. i would plan on rain right now for 70. san mateo, 65. menlo park and mountain view, also at 67. fog, sun, we'll be back on friday, then we increase the

clouds and then showers, possible showers into monday. tuesday could be a big rain day. we'll see. 8:11. right now, congress is investigating those sky high prices at the gas pump. what the nation's top oil executives are fighting to keep. [ sirens ] we have developing news from overseas a rebel celebration in one of the hot spots of the world. also -- the controversy over the new jonestown memorial moves to the courtroom today.

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. well, some sun there. it will be breezy out of the west. so not that warm. but 50, 60s, coast and bay and low to mid-70s. 8:14. oil prices are falling right now after a european -- energy says weaker consumption would pull down the demand. right now, a barrel of -- a barrel is going for $97. this is important. these are live pictures of the hearing going on. oil executives are fighting to save tax breaks. the democrats call them ridiculous.

>> reporter: oil industry executives showed up, the leaders of chevron, conocophillips, chevron are here. they say democrats cut a tax break for them that's available to all manufacturers is unfair. >> removing them for select few oil and gas company is, there another, nothing less than discriminatory and punitive tax hikes which jeopardizes the jocks of american workers. doing so would do -- would do nothing about the prices at the pump. >> reporter: one called the whole hearing a dog and pony show and even had a staffer hold up a picture of a dog and pony. >> you'd have an easier time convincing the american people that a unicorn just flew in this room than these big oil companies need tax subsidies.

>> reporter: they are hoping to have a bill next week. reporting live from alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:16. well, today the white house will unveil a plan to beef up cybersecurity in this country. reportedly it will require petter -- better protection for sensitive infrastructure. federal agencies would have to do a better job monitoring their networks. also at 8:17, we want to show you some new video. we just got this in. libya, boy! you can see what's happening here. the rebel forces are celebrating. they say after weeks of fighting against moammar gadhafi's forces, they've taken control of the city, including the airport. the rebels plan to keep pushing

forward to the capital city of tripoli. meanwhile, moammar gadhafi made this appearance on state television. this was his first public appearance since a international airport toe strike killed his youngest son -- since a nato strike killed his son and three grandchildren. pakistan intelligence answers says u.s. drone missiles have killed three suspected rebels in a trial region near the afghan border. militants have been using this area toes to -- to cross into the area to fight the forces. this was the second missile a strike in pakistan since last week's raid that killed osama bin laden. "the washington post" is reporting that the detainees of -- that the families of detainees at guantanamo bay may be allowed to visit them in person. >> they've been in serious discussions with pentagon about visitation programs. some of the detainees have been

there for almost ten years. a german court convicted a nazi court yard. 91 john demjenkuk. he reportedly showed no emotional at -- at all. he was sentenced for his role in the killing of thousands of jews. his attorney says they will appeal. the jonestown memorial that's just opened, that will be the subject a court hearing today. a woman who lost 27 family members in the jonestown massacre is suing to have the name of cult leader jim jones taken off the plaque. she wants an injunction today to immediately halt any further construction at that site. she says she spent years raising money for this memorial and the cemetery ended up building a different memorial

with the name of jim jones on it. 8:19. this morning, president obama reached out to latino church leaders at the national hispanic prayer breakfast. the president said he needs their help to get immigration reform passed. >> i keep pushing and working with congress but the only way we are gonna get this done is by building a widespread movement for reform. that's why i'm asking you to keep preaching and persuading your congregations and communities. >> the president has had several high-level meeting with latino leaders over the past several weeks. earlier he traveled to el paso, texas to call for immigration reform. governor jerry brown is back in his office in sacramento. the governor had been working from home after having skin cancer removed from his nose last month. the stitches were removed on

tuesday. he must still wear a bandage. reconstructive surgery was required because the cancer was on his face. a classic car has been recovered here in california almost 40 years after it was stolen from its owner in new jersey. a santa barbara county man bought the '59 chevy camaro on ebay but he calmed police after certain features of the model didn't watch -- called police after certain features of the model didn't match. the police say the car was stolen and now the owner who has the car back is gonna sell it. >> wow. >> yeah. a bedbug boom in the south bay. a little hard to say. and tiger woods take his first swing in the masters. what he did in the first round surprise a lot people. good morning. traffic is really busy on 101.

it's just not god. -- it's just not good. we'll tell you how to get around it.

. santa clara county is seeing an increase in the blood- sucking creatures known as bedbugs. they say the worst may be yet to come because the bugs are generally reported between july and november. bedbugs do not carry diseasesby their bite can leave large

welts. they can also hide in very small cracks making it almost impossible to kill without professional help. we're also talking talking about a tiger this morning, tiger woods. he withdraw in the first round of the players championship in florida this morning. he shot a 42 after nine holes. he was in last plate. you are looking at file video of tiger it was his first competitive government tournament since last month's masters. he was seen limping off the golf course, tori. he has the knee and achilles' tendon -- tendon injuries. but he culled out -- pulled out. >> 42 is not good. >> not good. >> so he would want to do better than par. >> not good. sal, maybe you can shoot a 4 -- >> i don't know. i'm not gonna compare myself to a pro golfer. let's take a look at commute. traffic is moving along okay on

the bay area bridges. golden gate traffic hooks -- golden gate bridge traffic looks good. 101 in sunnyvale is very slow. we'll get to that and the rest of the commute coming up. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. we do have some low clouds. it's kind of hit and miss. it will be a cool and breezy day. a weak system coming in. there will be a series of them coming in. 40s and 50s, some of the cloud cover still holding on to parts of the peninsula. i know san mateo coast and santa clara valley. visibility satellite now coming in and some that low cloudies in showing up. it's kind of scattered around. the system that's developing in the gulf of alaska is gonna give us a cooldown by the weekend. today we have low clouds and a

little bit warmer. i mean, san francisco is only 57 yesterday. so anything above that would be a bonus. 60s, upper 60s and low 70s. including antioch, brentwood, santa clara, 68. san jose also at 6. we'll lump woodside and palo alto in there, 50, 60s closer to the coast. the big story is really cold temperatures for the weekend, showers and maybe that will ex- tend into next week. a deadly gang it -- gang attack has shaken up a normally peaceful neighborhood. >> he said help me! help me! i'm dying. >> you will hear more from the woman who tried to help a young man, who did die. >> reporter: a former drug enforcement officer already in trouble with the law faces

additional charges. and the mississippi river is rising but some may have to evacuate because of what the government plans to do to try to ease the flooding problem.

good morning. a former contra costa county drug enforcement officer is accused of more charges. >> reporter: norman wielsch's attorney says chris butler

operated a brothel right here. chris butler is a private investigator and wielsch's former friend. michael cardoza says his client, norman wielsch, didn't have anything to do with what was taking place inside that brothable. he's already been accused of seaing and reselling -- stealing drugs and reselling them that were confiscated. he's admitted to doing that. he says he did not operate a brothel. >> these charges in a sense pale in comparison to the other charges that he's facing now. >> one would think at the time he made the statement he would have admitted everything. these kind charges don't carry the same weight as the drug allegations against him.

attorney cardoza says butler may try to lessen his time in state prison. cardoza provides legal expert tease to ktvu from time to time and he says butler may have tried to cut a deal to authorities. he says his own client confessed to his own improprieties and was not promised a deal. jade hernandez. ktvu channel 2 news. :31. new this morning -- 8:1. new this morning, a short time ago, a san quentin inmate was released after 4 years. >> good luck years -- after 24 years. >> good luck to you. stay out of here. >> you are looking at ernest morgan. you see him hugging and hugging his family. he was convicted of shooting and killing his 14-year-old stepsister. in time he became a mod prisoner. but former governor arnold schwarzenegger blocked the

parole board's decision to release him earlier. ktvu, as i said, in this exclusive video, we were the first to talk to morgan as he was set free. >> i think the hardest work that i had to do was done behind me and change as a kid. i still have a lot of work ahead of me because i have to readjust to society. >> he will go to transitional housing. he says he wants to work with at-risk youth. this morning, san rafael police -- okay. this morning police in san rafael are investigating a deadly stabbing died to violent street gangs. it happened yesterday evening in usually peaceful gersel neighborhood. police say a core core ta ma zer raw man was -- corte madera man was stabbed to death. we spoke with the woman who tried to help him.

she did not want to reveal her identity. >> he said help me! help me! i'm dying. he said they hit me, they hit me. they hesitated and said come on! come on! tried to get him back in the car and then just drove away. >> at least two other men were involved. several callers reported dangerous high-speed car chase outside their homes. we could learn critical new information about the shooting outside of san jose state, includeing the names of the people who died. the shooting happened tuesday night. police say the three victims are connected to the school but have not said as they were students as they tried to locate each of the family members. napa police are warning residents about a door-to-door scam that's happening. people claiming to be,f state

music students are selling books and magazine subscriptions. they are also asking for sponsorship to send them to a trip to london. police say it's not true, none of it. police say they've received several phone calls asking about these donation requests. >> motion sensor cameras have been installed at creekside park and windsor way park. these cameras will take photos that the police can download instantly. there's also an audio attached to the camera that warns "your picture is being taken." the cameras will be operated from dusk until dawn, when the parks are officially closed. the 2012 class is graduating from college with a record number of debt. the "wall street journal"

reports that the average student loan date is about $23,000 for that graduating class. that's 8% higher than last year. but the debt may be worth it. the unemployment rate for college grads is lower compared to people with just high school diplomas and college grads can expect to earn more money. the cool weather has helped keep mosquitoes and the west nile virus at bay. but they say that won't last long. clearing out stagnant water is key to clearing out mosquito breeding grounds. state lawmakers are working on bills that will help cut violence in california mental hospitals. sponsors are using increased public awareness after a worker was murdered late last year. the one of the bills would make it illegal for visitors to

smuggle contraband to in-state hospitals. another would lead up -- feed up the process to use potent drugs. 8:36. let's check in with sal. see what's happening in our commute. how are we looking, sal? >> doing okay in some areas but it's very slow in others. this is slow believe it or not all way up into mountain view because of earlier problems. it's a lodge line of -- a long line of slow traffic. trying to get to your job this morning in the valley, it's gonna be tough. 280 is not much of an alternate but it's better than the 101. we had an earlier crash on 580 into near the airport. that's gone. on the peninsula, we talked about 101 traffic, this is a look at southbound 101 in marin

county, traffic is backed up from about freitas parkway to about central san rafael. let's go to steve. okay. thank you, sal. sunshine for some, san mateo county, peninsula, a little bit more sunshine in the north way bay and east bay -- north bay and east bay. the big news continues to be what's coming in for the weekend. partly sunny. still breezy. that's out of the west. we'll have morning cloud fogs tomorrow. but just minor warming. saturday we start to increase the clouds, sunday much colder. it looks like sunday morning rain. if you are heading up to the tour of california amgen -- i got ahead of -- ahead of myself, they will be at south lake tahoe on saturday and then in squaw on sunday. plan accordingly for the

weather. 50s, except santa rosa says 46. some of that low cloudiness and fog, peninsula, south bay, parts of the eve bay and everything is gonna be rotating around this big strong low which is going to come right over us sunday morning. it's unseasonably cold. today, mostly sunny. a little cool. here comes the cold system. it had be very, very chilly on sunday morning and that will carry us into monday as well. fog, sun, breezy, a little warmer, 15, 30-mile-per-hour wind especially from the golden gate out to the delta carquinez strait. 50s, 60s and low to mid-70s. our action here in may is going to get very interesting as we head into sunday, monday, maybe tuesday. the next couple of days very cool and unsettled. as you know, we have

weather here but nothing compared to what's going on for those folks living along the swollen mississippi river. holly fiefer is in vicksburg, mississippi. i've heard in inches, mississippi, it's already up to -- natches, it's up to 60 feet any receding yet? >> reporter: no. the waters are still rising. i'm standing in another flooded parking lot in vicksburg, mississippi, where, we're already almost -- we're at 54.14 feet the record was 52- point of 2 -- 52.62 feet. and they are expecting the crest to be at 57 feet. people are watching. this barge company here, they have basically sandbagged

themselves in. they've built a big wall here to try to keep the water out. unfortunately, it's seeping in underneath the sandbags. there's been a lot of seepage. we've been here since 3:30 this morning and those pumps have not stopped. on the other side, this is a parking lot of a casino. a casino that's fill up with water, up to the first floor practically. i don't know if you can see this, the treetop, that's -- i don't know if you can see it, but that area right there, that was a fence there, a three and a half, 4-foot wide fence. as i said, it's not gonna crest until thursday. so there's maybe quite a bit more amount of water here. 1,000 homes have been evacuated in the state of mississippi and they are saying thousands of

more people might be displaced as well. we're hearing, too, highway 61 may be closed in and out of vicksburg over the weekend. they are gonna make that call as they watch the waters rise. >> where are they pumping the water too -- watter to, holly? >> reporter: right back into the mississippi river which technically shouldn't be. soap the water coming in, is going right back out. it's kind of like a cat-and- mouse game but it's the best they can do. >> okay. holly firfer. back to dave and tori. we're keeping a close eye on the stock market. why a stillly con valley company is among one of the stocks to watch today. and we'll have a live report on the men who brutally beat bryan stow.

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taking a live look at the big board on wall street, stocks are coming back a hill

bit. now, crisis co is a big stock to watch, the san jose- based company -- now, sisco is a big stock to watch, no word on the exact number of job cuts but the pink slips will be handed out this summer. the stock is down just over 4 1/2%. there are more empty homes and apartments in california than there were a decade ago. the that's according to the census. the homeowner rate went up 1.4%. the rental rates rose. official says many californians left the state for other jobs. police in campbell are investigating a case of severe

child abuse. the mother of a 3-year-old girl is in jail this morning, facing child abuse charges. the daughter is in the hospital. the police continue the search for mother's ex-boyfriend. right now, on capitol hill, a congressional hearing continues into the high cost of gasoline. there are critics that say with the oil companies making record profits they don't need the breaks. and the u.s. is studying the personal journal of osama bin laden. it was seized on that raid in his compound. it's reported that he was planning to attacks to kill the largest numbers of americans possible. we first mentioned this yesterday. hundreds of billboards are popping up this morning across southern california. the signs are an attempt to

help catch the men who severely beat giants' fan brian stow -- bryan stow. been mckenzie is live with more -- bob mckenzie is live with more. do they have any leads? >> reporter: you know, they have their best detectives on this case and at this point, there have been no arrests. people in the public there's been an outpouring of support. this is a private company. they do a lot of business here in southern california. but they are out of louisiana. it's called lamar advertising. as of today we're starting to see some of these billboards pop up. by the end of the month, we expect there will be 300 of these billboards, all around town, essentially, these are wented -- warranted posters. they say wanted for attempted murder and they show the sketches of the two pentagons believed to have attack bryan stow along with the reward

information. at least $100,000 and then the phone number as well to the lapd for information leading to the arrest. we expect 200 posters toking distributed around town. >> all right, bob decastro live for us in los angeles. thank you. north bay firefighters collected more than $30,000 for burn victims during a long parade through two counties. [ sirens ] >> with lights and sirens blaring they made several stops and picked up money from fund- raisers and community events along with individuals who wrote checks as they saw firefighters roll into town. by end of the day, they

collected $34,9 05. right now brentwood is part of the east contra costa fire district, but that agency, funded by property taxes, has been hit. now, they are looking at options in the event the district runs out of money. they will decide whether to break or wait late ther month. the court said the names, the benefits action the work histories of retired -- benefits and the work histories of retired, that's public information. the state and local governments look for ways to cut costs to reduce budget deficits. ten minutes of before 9:00. thousands people slept outside in parts of the spanish city

after the worst earthquakes in -- worse earthquakes in 50 years killed eight people. the city of lorca was hit with two earthquakes, 5.1, 4.5, and people bundled up and slept in the main plaza, too afraid to be inside. [ screaming ] >> a camera caught large stone and brick falling from the facade of a church during the second earthquake and take a look at these cars, the roofs crushed in following the debris. the city sits on a faultline that registers quakes every year but most are too small to be felt. officers got a report that a suspicious man was looking into the windows of houses on hillwood place yesterday. the suspect was seen drive aing away -- was seen driving away,

the license number 4 lrb 393. there's only a vague description of the suspect. he's described as an african- american man in his 30s, wearing a dark blue shirt and dark blue plants. a chp officer is facing charges this morning after being arrested on suspicion of -- suspicion of theft. he's accused of stealing an xbox and other electronics from a target store on four different occasions. he was arrested during a traffic stop but has since been released on $30,000 bail. investigators think hammonds sold some of these items online. queen elizabeth just surpassed king george iii, who was on the throne during the mesh revolution. this is video of the queen arriving at her grandson's wedding last month.

she descended on the throne 5 years ago. only queen victoria, who ruled for 63 years, spent more time on the throne in the last 1,000 years. queen elizabeth will become the longest-reigning british mon dark -- >> you don't think she'll slow down? >> i don't think so. she still makes a lot of appearances. new clues into the sudden increase of leopard sharks.

the sudden deaths of leopard sharks in redwood city, still a mystery right now. but we have clues. dozens of them have been found since the middle of last month. tests on one found internal bleeding, even brain lesions. biologists are waiting for the results before they come to any real conclusions with what's dig off the leopard sharks. this is from england, this video, just released, it was taken last month. a photographer captured this, showing a bolt of lightning shooting through an a-bus. this is one of those large jets

with 500 passengers on board. it landed safely. hundreds of bay area commuters are riding their bikes to work. the goal is to promote the again -- promote the benefits of cycling and exercises. water stations have been set up in all nine bay area counties. most stations will stay open through the evening commute. and helping to orchestrate all of the bikes and cars and everything else is sal. >> yeah, you know, the police are also looking out for people who are not following the law, perhaps textingor -- or -- texts or being distracting. you might cause problems, especially on a bike-to-work day. so pay attention out there. this is the richmond bridge. it's great coming in. marin county traffic has recovered. bay bridge westbound, looks like it's backed up for about a ten-minute wait before you make it on the bridge. and in san francisco, the 101, that traffic is smooth. let's go to steve. some sun out there. it will be a little bit warmer.

not much. we'll bump up 3, 5 degrees with mostly sunny skies. a lot of clouds around still, but they will clear. we increase the clouds on saturday. sunday morning looks like rain and really cold and showers monday an what could be moderate rain by tuesday. >> okay. >> this is really unusual. off the charts unusual? >> off the charts usual for cold. yeah, there's some projections of 1 inches, plus of rain. >> wow. that will do it for us. thanks for watching, everybody. >> bye now.

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