two people are confirmed dead after a shooting involving two oakland police officers. a police officer is scheduled to be arraigned. how the charges caused a federal judge to reverse her decision. the giants back in l.a. the manager explains why he is especially concerned about the brew thal beating of a giants fan. >> a new high speed rail

controversy. this one involves a busy bay area freeway. good morning. welcome. i'm mike mibach. dave clark has the day off. >> i'm tori campbell. we begin with a major development. it happened in east oakland. 30 minutes ago police confirmed both men that were shot have died. tara moriarty joins us live from oakland. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. assistant chief howard jordan did confirm that the two people involved in the shooting that the officer shot did die. the shooting happened at the end of this road. we're in an area north of 580. the tow truck hauled away a car

that had its back window shot out. a look at some video that our crew shot last night. ktvu was the first to arrive on scene. at 9:00 officers received inside information that violence was about to erupt here. they got a tip on a target vehicle, a light blue van. within an hour and a half they spotted the cars and moved. gunfire started. two suspects were shot. neighbors we talked to said they were surprised by the violence. >> this kind of behavior is shocking. i've been in the neighborhood since the mid-'90s. every once in awhile you see this activity, helicopters, speeding cars. >> reporter: police were able to find the third suspect in a nearby yard two hours later

using an infrared device on his helicopter. he was not hurt. we do know that federal investigators were here and officers recovered several weapons. two were found on a rooftop wrapped in a towel or some sort of clothing. live in oakland, i'm tara moriarty. another shooting to report in oakland. police were surprised what he man walked into the eastmont station and reported that he had been shot. he showed up before 8:00 and said he had been shot at mcarthur boulevard. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. in a few hours, a san ramone police officer accused in a corruption scandal is scheduled to be in court.

kraig debro has more on the charges. >> reporter: 30-year-old lewis lombardi is scheduled to arrive within the hour. the accused will get out and go into the courtroom. the police officer is supposed to enter a plea on five felonies. it has caused a federal judge to reverse an earlier decision. he -- a public report said the fbi is involved. that has also led to the arrest of norman welsh and chris ter walsh. the federal judge reversed an earlier decision and said she who allow a federal civil rights lawsuit to go forward. it's over the 2008 police shooting death of timothy wayne

mitchell. detectives working with cnet shot and killed mitchell. lou wis lombardi took part in the raid. the man police were after had stolen mitchell's identity. charges against lombardi said he and welsh sold drugs to confidential informants. the court proceedings are scheduled to start later this morning, still trying to get ahold of lombardi's attorney and the attorney in the civil suit. we are now learning what kinds of leads u.s. investigators are pursuing from the evidence collected in osama bin laden's come found pakistan. reportedly a special task force is working 24 hours a day in shifts at cia headquarters going through bin laden's handwritten

journals and files. already, names of operatives have been identified. now an intense effort is underway to locate them. in about an hour and a half president obama will lay out his policy. we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. with the message the president wants to deliver to the muslim world in his speech. a san francisco preschool will no longer have the name of california's first governor. ber net child development center named after peter burnett will be called the lee hoe a have ard. it began with they learned about the racist policies of governor. both sides are considering their legal options in the

dispute over a peels of land that is a native-american burial site. activists have been cam 7ed out for four weeks. the city of vallejo wants to build a park there but the activists say that will desecrate the site. the city will not pay for a costly fight. this morning caltrans crews are preparing for major work. there is a live look at the span. about three hours crews will place a 500 ton cable sat -- the suspension cable will be sus somebodied through the saddle. the eastern span is expected to open in 2013. california's high speed rail project could have a big affect on 280 in san francisco.

the examiner reports that part of the freeway could be demolished north of 22nd street. the paper says the city prefers to bury all four rail lines. the rail authority wants two sets of rails at ground level and a second set buried. let's check in with sal, and sal, you've been check the toll plazas. traffic will be moderately heavy at the toll plaza. we've also been checking the east bay, highway four westbound as you come up to the antioch area is sloa. the rest of contra costa county doesn't look bad, area 80 looks okay. if you're driving to the hayward area, it will be a little slow.

oakland has a crash, northbound 880 with fire department on the scene. move along to had if l.i.e. picture -- live picture. this is 280 getting up to highway 17. it still looks very nice. >> we have sunshine for many, not for all, too much in the way of coastal clouds and fog, san mateo, santa cruz, but at left that system from yesterday as moved into novato it. will be sunny and warmer but too much fog. high pressure, at least the pattern is dry. we have to deal with the coastal fog. inland areas will get a july up. we've been a good 15, 20 below.

today five, maybe seven. low 40s for some, mid-40s, low 50s but another cool, cool morning. 44 napa. 4 redwood city. the sea breeze is still there. west at fairfield. south east at san jose. then it keeps moving it will get bumped out. 42 to 52 on the lows. 54 to 70. coastal fog hanging up boy the coast. inland warmer temps. the 78 would be far inland. this will be warmer for some. some low to mid-70s inland. temperatures trying to rebound from these really cool readings. 60s and 70s as well. on the five-day, friday looks to

be almost identical. cooler on saturday, much cooler on sunday. tori. facebook joins apple and google representatives today at a u.s. senate hearing on location privacy. you're looking at live pictures from theception. this is massachusetts senator john kerry speaking at the moment. this hearing follows one last week with google and apple to find out more about user location gathered from phones and other devices. today lawmakers have more questions for apple and google and want to know more about facebook's place feature, which allows users to publicize exactly where they are. there's breaking news concerning the high tech industry. linkedin opened 2% higher. so good news for silicon valley.

>> just like that and the market hasn't been open one hour. the federal government is rolling out a new gnash language of sorts of. also, how the ob -- obama reelection campaign. >> did he lie. the past of john perez. the head of the international monetary fund has resigned.

good morning. we have sunshine inland. by the coast, we have to deal with fog. it is 7:14.

new this morning, fismed mortgage rates hit new lows. rates for the 30-year fell and for the 15-year it fell to 3.80%. analysts say that is not enough to jump start the weak housing market but has helped those trying to refinance their loans. in about one hour president obama will be giving a major speech outlining new u.s. goals for the middle east. we go live to our washington, d.c. newsroom. the white house sees this as a critical moment to send a message to the muslim world. >> reporter: the message is that the u.s. is here to help help. administration officials said expect president obama to demand political freedom in places where people are demanding it and the u.s. will help foster it by offering i'd to countries like aid to tunisia.

the white house has already improved our national security and strengthens ties in the region. >> it present as unique opportunity for the united states and hour ally tools embrace and sport kind of change that will -- support the kind of change that will improve the lives of the people of that region. >> reporter: still unclear is syria. yesterday the white house hit top syrian officials with sanctions for their brutal crackdown on protesters. another wild card, israel. the president could push israel to make concession to the palestinian. on friday he meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. now the president's speech gets underway in about an hour. live in washington reporting. >> thank you. president obama is cashing in on the birther issue.

he's selling made in the u.s. t shirts and coffee mugs. they have his picture on one side and the birth certificate on the other side. the president released the long version of his birth certificate last month after donald trump questioned whether he was born in hawaii. the federal government is getting a few english experts in place for a new law to get rid of the jibberrish in official documents. he signed it into law last fall. it requires that all public documents are written in easy top understand english. in a little more than lamont each agency must have something in place to over see the implementation of the law. dominique strauss-kahn is back in court today to ask a judge to release him on bail. the 63-year-old is accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid. strauss-kahn resigned as the head of the imf last night

saying he needs to focus all his energy on proving his innocence. the european commission insists that the next imf chief comes from europe. china said it is time for someone from a developing country to take the lead. it's another kind of coming out for openly gay speaker john perez. he officially reflected his biography to reflect the fact he never graduated from uc berkeley. he left in 1991 to deal with families. his document stated he was a uc berkeley graduate, including two letters by his cousin. he was appointed to the redevelopment commission twice and stated in two letters that perez had returned to los angeles after quote, graduation. the traj jic news from south

america came. a plane exploded in argentina, killing all 22 and a baby was onboard. they were fly -- the plane was flying between two cities in argentina. there's no word if any americans were on board. the faa said an air traffic controller who was certified two weeks ago caused a close call. he cleared one flight while another plane was coming in to land. an alarm in the tower sounded. it happened shortly after another plane carrying vice-president joe biden landed at o'hare. investigators are looking into whether the vice-presidential's arrive caused a distraction. er rec holder will have a conference on combating child

exploitation holder's speech is scheduled for noon. we are learning what may have led arnold schwarzenegger to finally disclose that he had fathered a child with a housekeeper. the media is swarming around the home of patty baena. according to the report schwarzenegger paid for the house and baena threatened to go public and a few weeks later schwarzenegger fired her and told his wife maria. a new study shows that across the united states about 40% of pregnancies are unwanted or mistimed. the state with the highest rate of unplanned pregnant sis was mississippi 69%. lowest was new hampshire. we have more on the death of a berkeley man visiting yosemite national park last week. james dunbar died of a heart

attack. originally rangers said looked like he tripped and hit his head on a rock. he was hiking with his fiance. he was a chef at millennium restaurant in sphrafnlts a memorial service will be held a week from tomorrow. golden gate officials are considering imposing a speed limit on bicyclists but some bicyclists oppose the plan. >> i think it's important for the cyclist to control that and watch that. it's a shame that that's not happening. >> the proposal would impose a 10-mile-an-hour peedly. violators could face fines up to $100. people can share their opinions at two meetings. one will be in about an hour. >> it is potential trouble. a city worker scham has less issuing a warning to some bay

area residents. tragedy on the mississippi river. the new dangers people are facing. we have a busy area. that commute looks pretty bad. we'll tell you more about this crash straight ahead.

the first flood related death is being reported in mississippi. the man died about 2:30 a.m. parts of vicksburg has been under water since last week. the mississippi river has been rising for days. the crest will hold through at least saturday morning. according to one estimate, the flooding could cost $9 billion. today the california geological survey will release its latest map pointing out the landslide danger zones. the map shows which areas are

most vulnerable. the agency has been required to report it. similar mass shows earthquake danger zones. belmont police are warning residents about a man posing as a city sewer line worker. he asked for access to a woman's backyard on chula vista but took off when she asked for identification. he is about 170 pounds wearing a cell low hard hat and dark color clothing. police said all city employees carry identification and residents with doubts should call police. >> let's get right to sal. you've been following an accident on the roadways. that's right. 237 is not doing good because of a crash. the traffic is very busy.

it's usually busy here but this morning it's going to be worse. it will slow you down more than usual. you might want to take an alternative such as staying on 880 and using 101 to get back up to sunnyvale. let's take a look at 880 northbound past the coliseum. the traffic here is okay. up the road they were clearing an accident near 23rd. this morning if you are driving to the toll plaza, it has not become a big backup. let's go to steve. >> we have low clouds and fog. hard to believe but it's there. it will be sunny but warmer, gray skies. we haven't had any heat. usually need a little bit of heat to get that fog machine rolling along. it doesn't take much but at least if you're away from the coast today, you'll have sunshine and warmer temps. 40s and 50s.

there's the fog. so marin, south, i think some of this has taken its turn. south of that, i mean, it's solid. san mateo, santa cruz down to monterey. we'll get slightly warmer temperatures but there's too much fog. breezy at times out of the west, southwest and low mid-70s inland. these are far below average. we should be seeing 80s by now. warmer inland thursday and friday. there's so much fog we'll see a cooldown, a significant cooldown on sunday. what's tori's twitter handle? >> toriktvu. >> giants are back in los angeles for the first series. two big named giants are

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we're following a police shooting. police released new information. >> tara moriarty has been following it all morning longhand joins us. >> reporter: two people shot by police are now dead. it all happened about 75 yards from where we're standing at the end of the road on curren avenue near 580 and school street. this morning a tow truck hauled away a car that had the back window shot out. right now let's take a look at video that our crew shot last night. ktvu was the only one on the scene. at 9:00 officers had received some inside information that violence was about to erupt. they got a tip on a target vehicle, a light blue van tailed by the victim's car, a red lexus. within an hour and a half they

spotted the cars and moved. gunshot started. a third suspect took off. neighbors said they were surprised by the violence. >> this kind of behavior is shocking, and i've been in this neighborhood since the mid-90s. i've got to tell you the neighborhood has cleaned up. every once in awhile you see this act. it. you seat helicopters and speeding cars. >> reporter: police were able to find the third suspect in a yard by using infrared on the helicopter. he was not hurt. we don't know what instigated the shooting but we know federal investigators were here. officers recovered several weaponnens -- weapons. we'll keep you updated. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty. the los angeles police will

be out in force once again outside dodger stadium. they're looking for new leads in the savage beating of bryan stow. this was the first dodgers series since that attack seven weeks ago and on the minds of everyone who came to the park, including the giants manager who said he's worried about the safety of his players. >> it looks like the dodgers are taking the necessary steps to keep people safe. our thoughts and prayers are with the family. >> police believe a young latino woman may have been the driver of the getaway car. meanwhile, doctors at san francisco general hospital said they are seeing signs of improvement in stow's condition. they have reduced his medication since his move from los angeles.

stow can now open his eye. however, he remains in a coma. doctors said they're not willing to make any long-term predictions. we're following it on line. ktvu.com has more. today the prosecution in the chauncey bailey murder trial is expected to wrap up. yusuf bey and antoine mackey are accused of killing bailey. bey was the owner of your black muslim bakery. he said he ordered the killing to prevent bailey from writing a story about the bakery's financial problems. our website has information on it. in about an hour a hearing will begin in the crash that

killed two children. prosecutors say dunnaway was texting while driving last december. she hit and twilled 2-year-old callie murray and seriously injured her mother. if convicted dunnaway face as year in jail. the former president of a teacher organization in san jose is facing jail time. vanessa ray stole more than $20,000 from trace elementary school's parent-teacher organization. the new treasurer of the organization said ray tried to hide her crime by claiming the financial statements burned in a school fire last year. a former clerk also faces theft charges. new details continue to emerge in arnold schwarzenegger's sex scandal. we go live to santa monica where schwarzenegger has an office.

any sighting of the governor? >> reporter: we haven't seen him since monday when he came out in his new bentley and everyone swarmed his car. he kept quiet. everyone is camped out here. what is surfing on the internet tons of photographs of him with his baby mama, the housekeeper. you'll see him some of these photographs showing him with mildred patricia baena. there's another photo of pregnant baena at the baby shower. the one people are tacking about is maria shriver pregnant her son and baena pregnant with her baby at the same time. people magazine is reporting that maria, who is separated from arnold as hired prominent

attorney laura wasser. the babies were born less than a week apart. the whole thing is so ugly but that in and of this self-has a lot of people talking. what people are saying now is that more women may be coming forward, women claiming they had affairs with arnold as well. we're expecting those bomb shells to drop. in the neighborhood where baena lives, everyone seems to be shocked. the entire block was overtaken by news trucks. the neighbors say the house, which is valued at $268,000. the real estate agent told reporters that arnold paid for the downpayment. the deed has her listed as a single woman but the neighbors thought she was a married woman living there with her husband

and kid. arnold is said to be terribly sad and embarrassed over this entire scandal and now with the possibility of more women coming forward, this scandal seems to be getting bigger and bigger. everyone is waiting for him should he show up. >> a lot of information coming out of southern california. thanks for that update. it's the beginning of a new era for a mountain view company. starting with the opening bell this morning linkedin, the social network became a public company. it has skyrocketed. pam cook will join us with a look at where the stock is headed now after about one hour of trading. a man who won the lottery in

michigan is facing criticism for continuing to collect food stamps. he won $2 million in the show make me rich last june. despite the big win he has continued to collect food stamps. he said he note fighted the department of human services but said he was still eligible because the lottery winnings don't count as income. bge has issued a new warning about pipeline pressure. the utility sent a letter to regulators that said dropping levels could affect service to customers including hospitals and power plants. state regulators ordered the utility to cut pressure on some lines and conduct water tests. today transportation secretary ray a hood will tour the blast site. we want to check in again with sal. what's happening in contra costa

county. westbound highway 4 will be slowing down. we're looking at it at the bay point here to the pittsburg area. it's slower even in antioch. it's going to be a long trip getting over to concord. we're looking at the commute to the bay bridge. we have a little delay in those middle lanes. the fast track lanes are faster. once you get in it's moderate. clearing an accident at zanker road. if you're a 237 commuter, if you can spare the 10 minutes, it will help you out. >> before we get started, some of our seven and 10-day outlooks are bullish for rain. we haven't had any heat, one or two days and it came crashing down. so i tend to believe it and the mere fact we have fog forming

when there's been no heat at all is amazing. so i would lean on the cooler pattern. we'll see a warmup away from the coast but not a lot. we'll be below average. 42 to 52. lots of low clouds and fog working up the marin coast. if that's not the case, you can always email me or tweet me. inland will be in the upper 60s and 70s. sunshine and warmer weather for those star enough away from fog influence. the system yesterday which give last lot of cloud cover, it was a gray, most of the day, for parts of the bay area, we had a lot of cloud cover. we have some 40s, cool air, 40s and 50s. san jose 45. napa airport hit 49.

40s and 50s. there's the fog, working towards point ray, i mean, on the go solid. san mateo. with that in play how can we warm up. even though it's on the shallow side, the system to the left have your screen will eventually give us a cooler weekend. at least today and tom away from the coast. we'll get a warmup, not a lot. this will come right back down on sat disaip and -- saturday and sunny. breezy at times and it's out of the west. the fog will come roaring back. 50s to mid-70s. other areas close to 80 but we're not seeing that. 60s and low 70s. temperatures will stay the same. looks like much cooler on sunday. >> all right. thank you. the drastic step being taken today by the mothers of the two

uc berkeley graduates held in iran to show solidarity with their son. >> a pioneer in social networking. linkedin goes public. what it moons for the rest of the high tech industry.

markets are mixed. fewer people applying for unemployment benefits. sales of previously owned homes fell. the dow is up three. the nasdaq is down three. s&p is down one. the big story on wall street this morning is a little company out of mountain view.

linkedin goes public today. ktvu's pam cook has been keeping an eye on it. as it been hard to follow the stock? >> reporter: yes. but linkedin did open up and pretty much doubled after the sound of the opening bell. the company executives traveled from mountain view, california, to ring the opening bell on the new york stock exchange about an hour ago. the price was priced at $45 a share up from the initial target of $32 to $35. interest was huge. it took awhile for the stock to trade. it quickly doubled. it hit $92 a share right off the bat. checking the price though right now, it's come back and hovered and stablized around $85 a shaimplet analysts said the

individual investor has to be cautious. many agree, social networking is reminiscent of the dot com boom. >> it's obviously a hot place right now. >> reporter: twitter and facebook are talked about as the next one. the ceo of linkedin said he is excited about the public offering. he is said to be making $850 million today. he said linkedin is growing at the fastest pace in history. analysts often view ipo's as a sign of optimism. this year 124ipo's have been filed. 67 have been priced raising $21 billion. reporting live in the newsroom,

i'm pam cook. the mothers of two uc berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran are going on a hunger strike. the mothers of shane bauer and josh fattal are doing it. last week iran delayed the trial is. sarah shourd was released on humanitarian grounds last september. police are stepping up patrols after a stabbing. police say a 21-year-old man was stabbed to death. four suspects were arrested. residents are taking matters in their own hands when it comes to drug cartels. they are using guns they took

from police. residents to shape han depend on logging for a living. they say illegal loggers are aligning themselves with drug car tells. they say police are involved. the loggers returned and killed two residents. an audio message has surfaced from osama bin laden. it was apparently recorded shortly before his death. he praises the uprisings in the middle east and hope their collapse will lead to fundamental us islamic rule. robert gates said it's time for people to stop talking about the raid that killed bin laden. he said the leaks are

endangering future operations. there was an agreement to keep the details private. gates said that only lasted about 15 hours before information began trickling out. the prosecution is expected to rest in the retrial of former governor rod blagojevich. he is charged with trying to sell or trade barack obama's senate seat for campaign cash for a high profile job. jurors at his first trial last year deadlocked on all but one charge. blagojevich has denied any wrong doing. machines are now come patter with cards. users can refill their cards at bart machines. money can be added to clipper cards using cash, credit cards or debit cards but you have to have an existing clipper card to use the machines. bart ticket machines are still not able to distribute new

clipper cards. the labor department is reporting good news. plus, more than a year after a deadly mine explosion, why a new report says it could have been prevented.

the combined crews of the space shuttle and international space station had a successful installation of a $2 billion magnetic device. these are live pictures of the space station. looks like you can see some of the astronauts there in the background, and the major objective for the mission was putting this $2 billion piece of device on to the space station. researchers hope it will help them figure out how the universe started. we have an update is on the condition of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. doctors say she is recovering

well after surgery yesterday. doctors implanted a piece of plastic to cover the piece of skull that was removed to relieve pressure on her brain. giffords has had to wear a helmet to protect her brain. with the plastic implant she will not need the helmet anymore. an independent investigation blamed a west virginia coal mine explosion on the on are of the mine. the report says massey energy violated basic safety practices, including not vents lating the tunnels enough. it also supports the government's theory that methane gas caused an explosion in aprilg of 2010. investigators say the tragedy was man made and could have been prevented if safety guidelines had been followed. a tsa agent has been arrested in los angeles, accused of stealing from traveler's luggage. the 31-year-old was an employee

at l.a.x. he now face as felony theft charge. the labor department is rrgt good news this morning about the number of people seeking unemployment. last week there were 29,000 fewer applications for first time job benefits. that reverse has smiek lamps month that the government said was caused by temporary conditions. the number of people continuing to receive benefits also dropped by 81,000 to 3.71 million. the number of people staying married in the u.s. is rising. census figures released yesterday show about 75% of couples who marry since 1990 made it to their 10th anniversary. that's up 3. figures also showette median age of first marriages has risen. the sharks are heading back to san jose after a big loss in vancouver.

it was a very long game. the canucks destroyed the sharks, 7-3. game three of the western conference finals tomorrow night in san jose. >> there will be a lot of people in they'll going to that -- teal going to that game. let's check in again with sal. there have been a few slow spots. >> this is now the heart of the commute. this is when the commute gets the busiest. traffic will be slow in parts of san francisco and getting up to the downtown area. also, this morning, we're looking live at 237. we had an earlier crash at zanker road. you might notice traffic slower there on 237. this morning if you are driving up to oakland, that earlier accident is closed. but southbound there's a crash in the same general area.

if you're driving to the airport there might be slow traffic on the way down. let's go to steve. >> we have low clouds and fog. at least inland we'll have sunshine and slightly warmer weather. the rain and most of the cloud cover, high and mid-level clouds moved out. still, that fog hugging the coast. it doesn't look like it wants to go anywhere. still a westerly breeze. you don't get that north, northeast but this will be warmer but still below average. looks good, sunshine, severe clear. 40s and 50s, mid-50s. hayward is at 54. look at that fog bank, which is wrapping itself up around drakes bay and heading towards point ray. south of that it is solid. with that in play we get a day or two warmup. the system will cool us down again by the weekend. coastal fog is there, breezy. you'll get 70s, low to mid-and

we'll have 50s and 60s by the coast. tori and mike? >> people living on the east coast should brace themselves for another busy hurricane season. last year 12 hurricanes were reported, including hurricane earl. national forecasters predict nine storms reaching hurricane strength. that's still above average. the season begins june 1st and ends on november 30th. coming up on mornings on 2, an officer-involved shooting in oakland leaves two people dead. we'll tell you what police were dog in the hour and -- doing in the hour and a half before. a federal civil rights lawsuit in san francisco. it's getting close to judgment day, the unusual prediction and its impact on a bay hear based raid -- area

based radio network.

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welcome back. topping our news, a development in an officer-involved shooting. clock -- oakland police confirmed both men who were shot have died. >> reporter: the two men who were shot by police are confirmed dead. that was confirmed by the assistant cleave of police. it happened about 75 yards away from where we're standing. at the very end of this street there's some crime scene tape. that's curren avenue, where it happened now let's take a look at video our crew shot last night. ktvu was the first to arrive on the scene and the only one to get a look. at 9:00 officers had received some inside information that violence was about to erupt here. they got the tip on a target vehicle, a light blue van tailed by what they said was the victim's car, a red lex sums.

within an hour and a half they moved. gunfire started. two males were shot and died. a third took off. >> this kind of belaveer is shocking. i've been in this neighborhood since the mid-90s. i got to tell you the neighborhood has cleaned up a lot. every once in a will you see this activity. you see the helicopters and speeding cars. >> reporter: police were able to find that third suspect in a nearby yard hunkered down using an infrared device on their helicopter. hes was not hurt. we do not know what insomething gaited the shooting. at 6:45 this morning a tow truck hauled away one of the cars that had the window shot out. investigators were here last night and investigators recovered several weapons, two

of them from a rooftop around here. that's at latest here from oakland. >> thank you. another shooting to report in oakland. police were surprised when a man walked into the eastmont substation to report he had been shot. police say the victim showed up in this car shortly before 8:00 last night. he told officers he had been shot at mcarthur and 75th avenue. the man was taken to the hospital and is, spected to survive. a san ramon police officer is scheduled to be in court. the officer is expected to enter a plea. >> reporter: i was looking behind me. the man trying the case just walked in. you see people with business in the courthouse going.

38-year-old louis lombardi is scheduled to arrive. we avenue been unable to reach his court but he is supposed to enter a plea on five felony charges. a judge reversed an earlier decision on a civil rights lawsuit. lombardi is charged with conspiracy, guns, possessing an assault rifle. the report said the fbi is involved in the case. it began with the arrest of norman wielsch and christopher butler. he and butler used to working to the on the anti okay police foamplets following reports, federal judge susan illston said she would allow a federal civil rights law shout to go forward. here's some circumstances. in march 2008 a man named timothy wayne mitchell was shot and killed by police during a raid conducted by cnet.

mitchell did -- lombardi did not fire the shots that killed mitchell. it turned out the raid was based on bogus information. lombardi is not only connected with wielsch and christopher butler through cnet. the charges against lombardi said he, wielsch and butler discussed how to make money in the marijuana business using one of cnet's informants. reporting live in walnut creek, kraig debro. >> thanks for that update. an area-based network is learning that the end of the world is good for business. they have plastered signs proclaiming judgment day is this saturday. that prediction is based on mathematic calculations. it reports donations have soared

in recent weeks. that's allowed it to spend millions dollars on 5,000 more billboards. this is posted on the website, a survival died for a zombie apocalypse. the campaign is a fun twist on preparedness for real emergencies like earthquakes. it even calls for a zombie emergency kit -- food, water, medication and other supplies. we're learning the leads investigators are pursuing from the evidence collected from osama bin laden's compound in pakistan. reportedly a special task force is working 24 hours a day in shifts at cia headquarters meticulously going through bin laden's handwritten journal and computer files. already, names of suspected al qaeda operatives have been identified. now an intense effort is underway top find them? inous about an hour and a half president obama will lay out his

middle east policy in a speech at the state department. coming up at 8:15 we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. with a message. a san francisco preschool will no longer have the name of california's first governor. the burnett child development star named after former governor peter burnett will be called the lee hoe a a vard early development school. the effort to change the flame began when brown read up about burnett's racist polys. ha vard was the city's first african-american principal. both sides are considering their legal option over a piece of land. native-american activists have been camped out for four weeks. the city of vallejo wants to build a park, but the activists say that would desecrate the

site. the city says it won't pay for a costly legal fight and the activists say they're not leaving. this morning caltrans crews are preparing for major work on the enough eastern span of the bay bridge. here is a live look at the span. in about two hours crew also place a 500 ton cable saddle on the suspension spafnlt the suspension cable will be thread through the cable saddle. work gets underway at 10:00 a.m. it's set to open in 2013. california's high speed rail project could have a big effect on interstate 280 in san francisco. the examiner reports mart of the freeway could be demolished north of 22nd street. this would be replaced with a street level parkway similar to octavia boulevard. the city prefers to bury all four rail lines but presented the plan as an alternative option. the rail authority wants two

sets of rails at ground level and a second set buried below. we want to check in once again with sal. sal? >> we're starting this morning in the shout bay or this report in the south bay with 280 and 101. 101 will be slow last you drive up to 880. a lot of people have been using 101. some people have been avoiding it because of a much earlier crash. let's take a look at 101. ab 101 busy traffic on the bay shore from burlington to -- burling game. as we move the maps, we have slow traffic on 101 southbound between novato and san rafael, then 80 westbound heading south, which is technically west 80 but heading that way that's slow. when you get to the bay bridge, a live look at the bay bridge.

traffic is going to be light at the toll plaza. let's go to steve. >> thank you. i'm standing in the sunshine. at least somebody has some sunshine. a lot of fog. it's moving up the coast. now finally starting to show up. everywhere else there's fog, coast and inland, we got rid of that system from yesterday. we will have some sunny and slightly warmer weather but there's a lot of coastal fog. warmer inland, but at least we're coming out of the 60s. by the weekend more fog is on the menu. it's there. cooler, breezy. next week we start off all right. possible rain returning by the middle and end of next week. a couple forecast models are very bullish. i know it's a holiday weekend. i'm working on it. what i'm working on now is sunshine and warmer

temperatures. there's too much fog. livermore says hold on. they're probably 50 by now. 56 fairfield. 52 san rafael and san francisco. speaking of the fog, there it is. so it's move being up the coast taking a turn past point ray. it's been on the san mateo coast and santa cruz all morning long. we get a westerly breeze but inland areas have the sun because that system is moving. that's a big system. it goes into the rockies. it's going to give those folks a fit. weak as it may be, that will be enough to cool us down. today and tomorrow if you're away from the coast we warm up those temps. by saturday it will come back down again. temperatures today at least inland, they're warming up. by the weekend we'll she that fog increase -- see that fog increasing again. sunday does look cooler.

maybe some rain to the north but i don't think for us. for may it's a very cool pattern. sunny and warmer though for those away from marine influence. 50s, 60s and low to mid-70s. these are below average. anywhere close to the coast it's 50s and upper 60s. tomorrow not much of a change, cooler saturday. it appears much cooler on sunday. the unibomber's possessions are on the auction block. a powerful lawmaker defends arnold schwarzenegger, but this one has nothing to do with sex. also, an embarrass mat for a man current -- embassment for a man currently at the state capital.

good morning. yesterday was paul cloud cover, but not today. it will be in the low 70s. a lot of fog over by the coast. 50s and 60s. in just about 15 minutes, president obama will give a major speech outlining new u.s. goals. we have more on why the white house sees this as a critical moment to send a message to the muslim world. >> reporter: let me take you immediately live inside the state department where soon the president will be taking the podium to give a message to the

middle east that the u.s. is here to help. administration officials say they expect the president to lay out a picture and demand political freedom in places where people are demanding it and the u.s. will help foster this by offering i'd to countries like tiew knee sha. the white house says the move improves our national security and strengthens ties in the region. >> it presents a unique opportunity for the united states and our allies to embrace mapped support the kind of change that will improve the lives of the people of that region. >> reporter: still unclear is syria. will president obama ask syria's president to step down. yesterday the white house hit officials with sanctions. another wild card is israel. the president could weigh in on peace negotiations by pushing israel to make concessions to

the palestinian state. on friday he meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in the meantime the president's speech at the state department on the middle east gets underway in about 10 minutes. >> thank you. president obama's birther controversy is helping him with some fund-raising. he's selling made in the u.s. t shirts and coffee mugs. the website also makes light of the issue by telling buyers they have to be u.s. citizens to make a purchase. the president released the long version of his birth certificate last month. the federal government is getting a few english experts in place to enforce the law against jibberrish. president obama signed the plain writing act and requires that all public documents are written in easy top understand english.

by july each agency must have someone in place. the law goes into effect this october. it is 8:17. assembly speaker john perez is quietly fixing an error about his credential. he has changed his official biography to make this clear while he attended uc berkeley he never graduated or any college. he left in 1991. various documentation has stated he was a cal grad, including it two letters by perez' cousin who appointed perez to the redevelopment commission twice and stated in two letters that perez had returned to los angeles after graduation from cal. we're learning what may have led arnold schwarzenegger to finally disclose that he had fathered a child with his housekeeper. the media is swarming around the bakers field home of patty

baena. there are reports that schwarzenegger paid for the house. she claimed -- threatened to come forward with it and he fired her. a new study shows across the u.s. about 40% of pregnancies are unwanted or mistimed. the state with the highest rate of unplanned pregnancies was mississippi at 69%. the lowest was new hampshire with 36%. we are hearing about a potential new criminal investigation against ted kaczynski, the unibomber. kaczynski is serving a life sentence for setting an explosion that killed three people. he is now being investigated for the tylenol poisonings in 1982 that killed seven people. kaczynski filed a letter in an attempt to stop an auction of his belongings. at this point the auction is

still going forward. fact, we gist checked on -- just checked on how the hawks is going. the most sought after item is a handwritten manifesto at $12,000. also on there the hoodie and sunglasses. $5,000. proceeds will benefit the families of the victims. golden gate bridge officials are considering imposing a speed limit for bicyclists but some bicyclists oppose the plan. >> it's important for the bicyclists to control that. it's a shame that's not happening that someone last to step in. >> the proposal would impose a 10-mile-an-hour speed limit. violators could face a fine up to $100. the first of two meetings wrapped up 20 minutes ago. there will be another one at the

toll plaza administration building. a valuable tool for everyone who owns a home. you you scan find out if you live -- can find out if you live in a landslide danger zone. what led up to a horrible crash on a busy highway. 280 traffic is getting busy. we'll tell you why some traffic on the south bay commute is busier than normal.

today the california geological survey will release its map pointing out the landslide danger zones. the map shows which areas are more vulnerable. the agency has been required to release this map ever since the disastrous el nino storms battered california in the early 19 80's. jade hernandez will have more in about 15 minutes. one person was killed when a car slammed head-on into a big rig. there was a big exploasmghts the phoenix roadway was shut down in both directions. the driver of the car was confirmed dead at the scene. the driver of the truck was injured. all right. it is 8:24. openly nothing as -- hopefully nothing as dramatic as that. we'll start off with a look

at the south bay where we had an earlier crash on 237 west of zanker that's gone. traffic is a little slow. it's always slow. as we go toed hayward area, hayward to union city, we have stop and go traffic. dunn bart, san mateo looking good to the peninsula. 101 slow traffic as you can see just below 13 minutes to get down from 380 to highway 92. one live picture of san francisco. traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. let's go to steve. at least some sunshine today for many. we have a pretty good looking fog bank. the fact that it's there is impresscy. we get a westerly breeze, some of the fog burning off. it made a good surge. we had a lot of high and

mid-level clouds. we'll get sunshine in inland areas. 50s for temps. low to mid-50s, pretty good fog continues to work its way up the coast. it's going to be a cool foggy day for some. we get a warmup inland today and maybe about the same tomorrow and then a weak system comes in to enhance a cooldown. 50s, 60s, mid-70s. the inland areas have been well below average. saturday a cooldown. sunday more fog. mike? a police shooting ends in the death of two people. ktvu has exclusive video of the overnight gun fire. a map perhaps that would detail areas more susceptible to landslides. the good news is straight ahead. the world champion giants are back in los angeles.

the manager explains why he's especially concerned about the brutal beating of a giants fan.

the investigation is underway into a fatal police shooting. tara moriarty joins us with this live update. >> reporter: two people that were shot here last night by police are now dead. that was confirmed by the assistant chief of police. it happened about 75 yards from where we're standing. that's on considerren avenue in a neighbor -- curren avenue

south of 580. let's take a look at video our crew shot. ktvu was the only one to get a look minutes after the shooting. officers received inside information that violence was about to erupt here. they got a tip on a target vehicle, a light blue van killed by the victim's car a red lexus. within an hour and a half they spotted the cars and moved. gunfire started. two males were shot and later died. a third suspect took off but police were able to track him down using an infrared device. hoe was hiding in a nearby yard and was not hurt. at 6:45 this morning a tow truck hauled away a car that had one of back windows shot out. we're not sure what role the car played in the incident. we know federal investigators were here last night. officers recovered several weapons. we did mention earlier today

that the coroner actually stopped by here but he did not remove any bodies because there were no bodies to remove. those two suspects died at the hospital. we're not sure why they were here. i'm tara moriarty. los angeles police will be out in force once again outside dodger stadium. they are looking for new lead unless the beating of giants fan bryan stow in the stadium parking lot. this is the first giant dodgers series the manager bruce bochy said he's even worried about the safety of his players. a catcher weighed in. >> i don't know a lot of what's going on. looks like the dodgers are

taking the necessary steps to keep everyone safe. >> los angeles police believe a young latino woman may have been the driver for stow's two attackers. she was wearing a dodgers jersey with the number 16. doctors at the hospital say they see some signs of improvement in stow's condition and have reduced his medication. stow can now open his eyes. however the 42-year-old paramedic remains in a coma. doctors say they are not willing to make any long-term predictions we are following the story online. ktvu has more on stow's medical condition and the search for his two attackers. just in case you didn't know, the giants ended up coming back to win the game 8-5. >> a win's a win. >> exactly. they'll take it and you'll take it too, right? >> i know cody ross hit a home

run. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge coming up to the toll plaza. it is light. i think people will like this, like it on your facebook page. the bay bridge is light. it's backed up from the coliseum as you drive to the downtown area. we have earlier crashes. those crashes are gone but been very congested. hayward to free month, you can see traffic is busy. as we get across, southbound 101, if you're trying to drive from san bruno to san mateo, it's going to be heavy between burling game and hillsdale exit. >> some of the fog is starting to burn off, at least head back to the coast where it's really thick. for inland areas it's sunny, a warmer day, it will warm up

some. coastal fog, though. in fact, it's moving up the coast and filling in on parts of the sonoma coast, warmer inland. at least temperatures are getting up there. by the weekend we enhance that fog. that will cool us down. we warm up and bring this back up. possible rain returning middle or end of next week. that's what it's showing. we do have one system that moves out of the picture into novato heading into the rockies. there wasn't much there this morning. now there's a lot there. 50s, low to mid. speaking of the fog from point ray south you can see how this fills. the wind is out of the west southeast for some. that's a lot of gray towards the san mateo coast and also on the santa cruz coastline. the weak system will move.

it's right there. until then we take the rain out of the picture. temperatures do come up a little bit. we'll get into mid-70s and bring it back down. today 50s, 60s, coast and bay, warmer towards santa cruz and capitola. i don't see much of a change on friday. a cooldown takes us into the weekend. today the california geological survey will release its latest map pointing out the state's landslide danger zones. jade hernandez is live there. >> reporter: what if geologists had a better picture, a map that would detail areas susceptible to landslides. people are killed by landslides and they create or than $100 million dollars in damage. you're going town veil a very

special pla. explain what this map means. >> this is our new map of those landslides that moved down and caused so much damage. >> reporter: this map really is going to tell folks from now on where the areas, according to rock strength and slope as you were explaining earlier, the areas that are more susceptible. >> these are the places that are more likely to have landslides. we've taken our state geological map and applied a rock strength and compared that to how steep the slopes are. >> reporter: how excited are you that you're able to get all this information in one comprehensive map. >> this is the most detailed map we've been able to do for the whole state. we can make a number of good valuable products. >> reporter: and that's going to be a very important thing.

chris wales is a geologist. this morning they will be unveiling a special map to detail those areas more susceptible to landslides. reporting live. back to you. we are minutes away from a major policy speak from president obama. he has a message for the muslim world. the secret college papers of the shooter. those papers are about to go public.

these are some live pictures from the state department where president obama is set to lay out his middle east policy. he will be delivering his remarks shortly. you can see the microphones there and all the flags. the president is looking forward to giving a speech. he sees it as an opportunity to sort of step back and assess what we've all witnessed, the historic change we've seen and talk about it as a moment of opportunity. there has been an awful lot of

unrest we've seen starting with tunisia, egypt and syria. so the president wants to take a moment to address the entire situation at the state department. >> the speech is expected to last 30 or 40 minutes. the white house says it will advance specific policy ideas, democracy in the region. tori you mentioned tune knee sha and egypt and that the president may pledge $2 billion in aid to those countries. >> when he starts talking, we'll bring it to you live. time is 8:41 on this thursday morning. the investigation is underway into a fatal police shooting. two suspects were killed in east oakland last flight.

it's not clear what led up to the gunfire. we're learning a possible reason why arnold schwarzenegger decided to finally disclosed he had fathered a child with his housekeeper. patty baena threatened to go public with the affair. oakland police are reviewing surveillance video to try to contained in suspected bank robbery. it happened at the bank of the west on 49th and tell gee graph -- telegrasp the robber walked up to a tell are and demanded cash and government lay way with $2,000. police in the shout bay are trying to track down a man suspected in two bank robberies. this is a photo. he is described as 5'8", 200 pounds and balding. the most recent robbing was friday. the same man is suspected of

robbing the mary west credit union. the prosecutor in the chauncey bailey murder trial is expected to wrap up. yusuf bey and antoine mackey are accused of killing bailey. bey is the owner of your black muslim bakery. our website ktvu.com has an extensive section on the trial. just look for the tab on our home page. a court hearing is beginning for a roanoke park teen who faces charges in connection with a crash that killed a-year-old girl -- a 2-year-old girl. caitlyn dunnaway will be arraigned. prosecutors say she was texting while driving last december. that's when she hit and killed the 2 crerld and seriously -- 2-year-old and seriously injured

the girl's mother. the mothers of the two uc berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran are going on a hunger strike. the mothers of shane bauer and josh fattal said they are doing it in solidarity for their sons. last week iranian authorities delayed their trial. shane bauer's fiance sarah shourd will also join the hunger strike. a san jose native is scheduled to be arraigned in court after her 6-year-old son's body was found in maifnlt julie ann mccarry was taken into custody. the boy's body was found on a back road near the new hampshire border saturday. students attending uc schools may see another round of

fee hikes. leaders warned tuition could rise as much as 32% if governor brown's tax extensions are not approved. it would come on top of an 8% fee. it would bring the cost of attending uc to almost $15,000 a year. burling game city leaders have approved an order banning styrofoam takeout containers. it will be enforced starting in 2012. similar bans are in place in millbrae, south san francisco and unincorporated san mateo county. styrofoam products often become litter and they're listed as a possible carcinogen. the arizona community college attended by the accused gunman in the tucson shootings as been ordered to release documents. douglasjared loughner is charged

with the shootings. the college kicked loughner out of school after several run-ins in class l.a. judge ordered that emails and other documents regarding loughner be released after a local newspaper sued. the city of san jose plans to forge ahead to build a stadium despite one big holdup. the san francisco giants own ter tore ral rights to san jose. the baseball commissioner and other owners must approve whether the a's can relocated. the "wall street journal" reports the city has already spent $27 million for the proposed fee.d it says at&t is coming around on norb norb -- negotiations to sell and for the field. a surprising new development involving the botox mom. also, a bay hear police officer at the center of a scandal is now in an east bay

court room. a live report is coming up.

a san ramon police officer accused of a scandal is in a courtroom. a lot of big developmentses in the past 20 minutes. >> reporter: it's department 29 here on walnut creek next to

6830. the defendant louis lombardi is on administrative leave. he is facing five felony charges including selling drugs, stealing drugs and possession of an assault weapon and conspiracy. he walked in the courtroom about 15 minutes wearing a dark suit, came in with three other people, presumably family members. his attorney is meeting behind closed doors with the judge. also here, michael cardoza, a lawyer for another defendant in connection with the case. his name is norman wielsch. nor man wielsch was arrested along with christopher butler accused of stealing drugs from an evidence locker. five counts against lombardi. he is expected to enter a plea. we expect it to be not guilty. we expect to talk to the attorney. one interesting sideline.

i'm learning both wielsch and lombardi were part of a raid that ended up with the death of a pittsburg case. judge illston decided to review her decision to reject the law sues based on the arrest of wielsch and lombardi. a plea to be entered this morning on the felony charges facing louis lombardi. >> all right. kraig debro with the latest update out of the courthouse on the lombardi case. thank you very much for that update. former assembly speaker none knees is speaking out about schwarzenegger's pardoning of his son. he was sentenced from 16 years to seven for his role in a killing. nunez said both he and the judge thought -- schwarzenegger thought the judge's sentence was

too harsh. >> had that not been the case, the governor in no way, shape or form would have reduced my son's sentence. obviously, the fact that we're friends allowed him to take a fresh look. a woman who proclaimed on national television that she had given her 8-year-old girl botox is now recanting her story. according to tmz, sheena up ton who went by the name carrie clam bell signed a sworned declaration that she never injected her daughter with botox. san francisco child welfare officials had taken her daughter away following her tv interviews. have since returned her daughter. the woman claim last than bloid approached her -- tabloid approached her and she agreed to

do it for money. an independent investigation blames a west virginia comb mine explosion that killed 29 men last year on the owner of the mine. the report said mass spie energy violated basic safety rules and that methane gas mixed with volumes of coal dust caused the explosion in april 2010. investigators said the tragedy was man made and could have been prevented. a tsa agent has been arrested in los angeles, accused of stealing from traveler's luggage. the 31-year-old was plan employee at l.a.x. it'sen clear what he is accused of taking. actress zsa zsa gabor is said to be in a coma this morning. the 94-year-old was rushed to a los angeles hospital tuesday because of a problem with her

feeding tube. it caused bleeding inside her stomach. gabor has had a string of health problems including a recent hospitalization for pneumonia. a tornado hitting a philadelphia neighborhood. the 75-mile-an-hour winds sent trash and a garbage can flying. an apartment building was also damaged. many people said they were surprised. no injuries to report. the competition is getting down to the wire on "american idol." tonight we'll find out hop makes it to the final two, the remaining three are haley reinhardt, laura alain in and mcrear ri. james durbin was voted off last night. you can watch it tonight and

tomorrow morning on mornings on 2 we will stay talk to the person -- we'll talk to the person who was voted off. we're still waiting for the president to give. he is not at the podium right now but we have time to check in with sal and the roadway. >> teach and i will do our reports. if the president starts talking, we'll interrupt. that northbound traffic is moving nicely. if you're going to the bay bridge, the traffic has been light but at the toll plaza the metering lights are on. we can't see it from this shot but there will be waiting time. there's a new accident east of central in oakland. the vehicles are drivable. they will be driving them to the side. northbound 101 san francisco that traffic looks good if you're heading down the peninsula. 280 is better than 101. 101 is slow from burlingame to

redwood city. let's go to steve. sunshine for most today, some fog hugging the coast. at least we'll get sunny and warmer weather. at least today and tomorrow, better today. get outside if you can. >> so we shouldn't even think of memorial day weekend. >> it's showing signs of rain. we'll see if it keeps marching in. >> we want to let you know, the president has not started talking yet. we mentioned he was going to be making a speech, much anticipated speech on the middle east at the state department. he is expected to lay out a new vision in his first extended remarks since the uprisings and the keeling -- killing of osama bin laden. plus, we'll be following what's

happening in court with the san ramon police officer in a scandal. we'll also have it on our website, ktvu.com. it is the beginning of a new era for a mountain view company -- well, we're not going to have that one. linkedin became a public traded company. initially the price was set at $45. within the first hour the number jumped to nearly $82 per share. for social networking all together a lot of people watching -- >> silicon valley, facebook paying close attention to it, facebook. >> something on twitter came in

at $105. >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching, everyone.