an explosion at a livermore apartment complex sends three people to the hospital. we'll tell you why it's been called suspicious. three bay area children go missing. the person police believe they're with. and the unusual situation in the south bay involving a clothing store. good morning, and welcome to mornings on 2. >> i'm mike mibach, the sun is up, and the day is well on its

way. let's check in with rosemary. >> we continue with the same pattern. partly cloudy skies. the sea breeze will be back again in the afternoon. really picking up by the second half of the day. our highs, well, we're going to drop off just a bit. meanwhile this morning, we're also walking up cooler. we'll take a look at current conditions and break down that sunday for you, coming up. three people are in the hospital this morning after an explosion at a livermore apartment complex. it happened near school street. live with more on the gruesome scene. >> reporter: claudine, police are here at this hour, we've been here all night. that's because this is considered a crime scene. they're just waiting for investigators to arrive this morning. you can see why. just take a look behind me. you can see the damage here that was done by that explosion. even blew out the windows sh

and just left debris. police and firefighters arrived and found flames and smoke comes from the five unit apartment complex. the force of that explosion caused glass to shatter. authorities found two men in his 20s, another in his 30s suffering from burns. >> there's people laying on the ground screaming. the gentleman who lived in the apartment, his hand was completely blown off, and the woman who lived with him, she was covered in blood. it was a horrific scene. >> reporter: the four other families who lived in the other units had to be relocated. police say the explosion is suspicious. neighbors tell us, they believe someone may have been making drugs in the apartment complex. authorities though, have not confirmed that information.

back out here on the scene, police are just waiting for investigators to arrive, because they want to actually go inside the apartment complex and collect evidence to really figure out what happened here. they also believe that the fire marshal may also be back out here to determine if the building is structurally stable. as far as the victims go, we hear they are in critical condition at area hospitals. san francisco police are searching for three suspects after a shooting in the bay view district. it happened just before 12:30 this morning on third and pilal. flee people approach -- three people approached him, and tried to take a laptop and shot the victim. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. in oakland, police are also investigating the shooting of a

man in a car. detectives say the victim was sitting inside a green lexus when he was shot, someone drove him to highland hospital in that lexus, he later died at the hospital. one person is dead after a motorcycle accident in san francisco. it happened at 40s and juda. it's still not clear what led up to the accident and the victim has not been identified. fairfield police are looking for three siblings this morning, after they disappeared from a park. officials say 10-year-old trinity richardson, 5-year-old gregory, and 6-year-old liliana normally stay with their grandmother and the children were last seen on kentucky street yesterday. they believe the siblings may be with their transient mother. lopez mighting driving a white

ford explorer. an amber alert for stockton children is over this morning. michele moore and ilene were found safe with their mother. their father claimed someone stole his car with his two children still in the backseat. stockton police say the father now lied about the abduction and the children were with their mother the entire time. san jose police are searching for the owner of a horse that crashed through a store window. it smashed through the window of a american store, called hammer and lewis fashions on white road. the horse became stuck in the window and an employee had to call police. officers had to shoot the horse because it was severely injured. the leader of oakland's family radio network said the rapture would come at 6:00 last night. the deadline passed without

incident. ktvu tried talking to him after 6:00 p.m. at his home, but no one answered the door. a neighbor tells us, he truly believed in his prediction and made it years ago. >> he made it 17 years ago in 1994, and it was really under the radar then. he had a lot of meetings, people coming to the house and everything. all the cars had signs on them that said the world was going to end. >> atheists attending the conference celebrated in oakland. that conference continues today. a group of people in harrisburg, pennsylvania decided to celebrate the end of days with a pub crawl. the pennsylvania nonbelievers started drinking at 6:00 last night, and ended when the pubs closed. some in the group say they practice christianty, but do not believe in rapture

predictions. coincidentally, a earthquake shook the bay area just after 7:00 last night. it was centered about 2 miles south of herculese. there are no reports of any damage or injuries. a live look over the bay. we're dealing with some low clouds out there. we've got sunshine, and high clouds in store for today. very similar pattern to what we saw yesterday. but we will continue the cooling. this morning, we're a couple of degrees cooler. 40s in santa rosa, as well as napa. 51 in oakland this morning. san francisco checking in at 50 degrees. 51degrees, san jose. the winds generally light out there, will be picking up throughout the day. it's due to this system you see on the satellite and radar. we've got high clouds that will be moving through the area consistently as we move through the day. this because of the weak wave that will stay to the north of us, bringing ice lighted showers to parts of the central

valley and northern california. we will remain dry, but we're going to continue with the strong onshore breeze and the cloud cover. giving you a peek at what's happening. here are the low clouds. by noon time, 1:00, we've got high clouds. and these high clouds continuing to stroll through by about 8:00 this evening. looks like we do get a better clearing and winds are expected to pick up as well. right now between 10 and 12 miles per hour outside our door. we've got winds picking up 16. san rafael, and san francisco. even into the evening hours could grow stronger from 15 to 20 miles per hour. with the cooler air mass in place, once the winds start to blow, it really does feel cool, especially along the bay. temperatures will be similar, and we'll continue to watch temperatures fall for the afternoon in areas around santa rosa, napa. the inland spots will notice a few degrees of cooling for the afternoon. 60 expected san francisco, upper 50s ray long the meet

coast. 6 -- immediate coast. 68 in san jose. extended forecast here. we continue with what we've seen over the last couple of days. and we're not going to budge much. money into tuesday, partly cloudy skies. temperatures remaining in the upper 50s along the coast. mostly cloudy skies on wednesday. models even hinting as the possibility of a few scattered showers on wednesday, if you can believe this. come thursday, mostly sunny skies and our temperatures do rebound. if you're going to be out for your sunday, we'll break it down with the day planner coming up in few minutes. iceland's main airport is closed this morning, as a volcanic eruption continues to pour smoke into the sky. covering most of ice left-hand side ride now, making it -- iceland right now, making it unsafe for planes to fly across the country. experts will take the risk and fly over the volcano today, to learn more about the eruption.

this follows last year's eruption of different volcano in iceland. the volcano made its way into the jet stream and was scaried all the way -- carried all the way into europe, forcing air traffic to be grounded for five days. they were afraid dust and ash would get into the engine, possibly causing accidents. more than 10 million travelers ended up getting stranded. the police captain charged in security is blasting the plan that would replace officers with sheriff deputies. a proposal would replace officers with deputies from the santa clara county sheriff's office. captain jeff smith tells the mercury news, the sheriff's office doesn'thave enough officers. planning to upgrade trains and seats, starting at 3:00,

riders will be asked to give their input on the best mix of seat sizes and coverings. other seat labs will be held in pittsburgh, union city, and dublin in the coming weeks. time now is 7:10, some foreign countries are critical of the operation to kill osama bin laden. there has been a lot of talk about flooding, this morning, residents across the country are dealing with other dangerous elements, and one of them is caught on tape. this is 680, there are reports of loose sheep and goats in that area of mission boulevard near dublin. that can be a very dangerous situation. if you're headed out in the area, be on the lookout.

good morning to you, happy sunday. you can see the sun there shining bright. we do have a little bit of haze out there, low clouds burning

off, high clouds in the forecast today. a camera was rolling when this funnel cloud touched down in a small town in oklahoma yesterday. the funnel cloud was part of a series of storms. tornadoes that wept swept through parts of oklahoma, missouri, and kansas. at least one death is being reported in kansas, in the small town of reading. severe hail. the majority of the town of 250 people were destroyed. all roads in and out of reading have been closed off. astronauts on the space shuttle endeavour made their second spacewalk. this is the second to last shuttle mission for nasa. the 30 year program will end in july with the final flight of

atlantis. this comes a day after a historic teleconference between the crew and pope benedict xvi. the pontiff blessed the astronauts and made mention of mark kelly's wife, gabrielle giffords. >> i hope her health continues to improve. >> thank you for the kind words your holiness, and thank you for mentioning my wife gabby. >> the conversation was the first ever between the pope and astronauts in united states. you may remember, christina green was the youngest victim killed in the massacre. >> the man accused of the deadly shooting will be in court this week to determine whether he is competent to stand trial. the hearing is scheduled for this wednesday. if loughner is found incompetent, his trial could be delayed for months, or even

years. he would remain in custody until a court determines he is able to understand the charges against him. mental health professions have already found him incompetent to stand trial. he is accused of shooting 19 people. killing 6. another high profile republican is deciding against a run for the white house. indiana governor, mitch daniels sent an email to supporters yesterday, saying he will not run for the presidential nomination next year. he says he does not want to put his family through the grueling challenges of a campaign. he follows mark huckaby in deciding against a presidential run for 2012. mitt romney hasn't officially announced his candidacy yet, but that hasn't stopped him from hitting the trial.

he mixed some nice words about president obama with a tough message about his handling of the economy. >> i think he's a nice person. i just don't think he understands how the economy works. i think you have to have had a job to understand how the economy works. >> sherman cain announced his run for the gop nomination in atlanta. he wants to replace the federal income tax with a national sales tax. he has never held an elected office. tomorrow the gop field will get one more candidate. tim pawlenty is expected to announce his run for the white house in iowa. today barack obama will start a six day tour of europe. in britain he will meet with david cameron and give a speech to parliament. he will held meetings with the

russian and french presidents. he is scheduled to end his trip in poland. in an interview with bbc news, the president said he would order another covert military raid, similar to the one that killed osama bin laden, if it meant stopping terrorist attacks. the pakistani government is upset with the united states over the bin laden raid, because it was done without its knowledge. mr.obama said in the interview, while the u.s. respects pakistan's sovereignty, the united states needs to be secure. while the pakistani government remains upset with the united states over the bin laden raid, it is now denying a report that u.s. troops were embedded with its forces. the pakistani newspaper published a report this weekend saying u.s. troops provided pakistani assistance in 2009. the pakistani army is now denying that report. anti-american sentiment remains high in pakistan. time now, 7:18. new this morning from iraq, 13

people are dead, after 10 bombs went off in baghdad. this is video that shows kids and others sounding the charred metal after one of the bombs went off. at least seven of the dead are police officers. it's believed one have been meant for an american convoy. left in the dark, the airport that suffered a major power outage, stranding dozens of passengers overnight. >> a devastating situation following a mudslide. outside our door this morning, partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. what you can expect for your sunday coming up.

rescue crews are looking for at least two dozen children after a landslide. there have been conflicted reporting about the number of

children in the area at the time of that landslide. the food and drug administration is warning parents against feeding premature infants simply thick. it's been led to life- threatening conditions in some babies, and it should notten given to babies born within 37 weeks of presidency. the ibm team is working with doctors to fill the computer with medical information. the goal that dr. watson will be able to help human doctors diagnose disease and injuries. hundreds of people woke up in a minnesota airport today after a nearly 10 hour power outages. some were put up in hotels, but

many had to spend the night on fold out cots. the power went out at 8:00 a.m. 63 terminals were unusable. >> it's been one nightmare after another. >> the cause of that outage is still under investigation. sunday is always a busy day to fly in and out of the area. looking good for those flights. >> patchy low clouds this morning. a little fog to deal with. already a few high clouds out there. a cooler start this morning. bring along that jacket, we're sitting in the 40s in some cases for the north bay. noon time numbers will be slightly cooler than what we saw yesterday. mid-50s expected along the bay. 62 inland. most of us along the coast notice temperatures similar. but our inland spots will drop a few degrees. 72 will be the overall high for

today. 52 expected inland. pacifica, half moon bay, a cool day once again. as we go inland, we warm up. 63 expected hayward today. 70 in napa. 7 it degrees in santa rosa, with partly cloudy skies. a weak system riding over the north of us, if you're headed out of town, we may experience a few scattered showers here. we're going to be dry, but temperatures will remain who average, sunday, monday, tuesday and into wednesday. we've even clouded up a little bit there. wednesday, the possibility of a few scattered showers in the forecast. a slight chance at this point. thursday, mostly sunny skies. temperatures finally rebounding, back into the mid- 60s for the coastline. back to you. a stretch of coastal wilderness will be preserved as open space, the rugged coast is located near moss beach. congress recently approved the

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the explosion rocked the neighborhood, and critically injured three people. this morning, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused it. good morning, and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> an explosion at a livermore apartment complex happened around 5:00 yesterday afternoon on silver oaks way, near school street. live this morning at the site of the blast. >> no one spent the night here at this five unit apartment complex, and you can see why. the windows are blown out here in this unit. if you look on the street there, you can see there's debris everywhere, and this is all because of the force of the explosion that happened here. police have been camped out at this apartment complex all morning, because it is considered a crime scene. they're waiting for investigators to arrive to help piece together why there was an explosion here yesterday evening. residents describe what it felt my computer. and i felt the first wave of

the shock of the explosion go through the window, rattled everything. then my screaming. >> when police arrived, they found smoke and flames coming from the apartment complex and two men and one woman suffering from severe burns. they were airlifted to the hospital. neighbors have their suspiciouses as to what happened. >> the neighbor had come over to us and said it was a propane tank of some sort that exploded, and that he used his assumption they were manufacturing some form of drug. police have not confirmed whether drugs were involved, but they are calling this explosion suspicious. they are sending out investigators later this morning to comb through this scene, to try to figure out, again, what happened here. now the four other families if a live in this apartment complex had to be relocated

because of all the damage, and they're unsure if the building is even structurally safe. we're hoping to get some more information once the investigators arrive here on scene. reporting live from livermore. police in mill valley are reviewing surveillance video to find an armed robber who stole more than $10,000 from a gold store. police say a mask man storessed the store's employees to open the safe. there were two customers inside at the time, but no one was hurt. >> the robber put a gun, you know, to their head, and said give me all your money, give me whatever you have, threw a black bag on the the counter. >> police searched for the robber for two hours, but couldn't find him. police say they're look forgot

a light -- looking for a light skinned black man. in oakland, city council members say the cash strapped city needs to act more like a business to help close its budget short fall. they held a town hall meeting. he said the city has already cut $90 million, and 600 jobs in the last three years. now she says oakland needs to slim down even more. >> needs to get to the right side, and some dear programs are going to go. we have to get to the right size, then as the economy comes back, we can start adding back. >> the they're debating the three proposed budget plans. san francisco mayor, ed lee continues to get pressure to run in the mayoral election.

former mayor, willie brown and some chinatown leaders also want lee to run. lee said at the beginning of his term, he would not run in november's election. he's staying with that message. on thursday, he once again denied interest for running. lee said quote, i don't need it. san francisco police continue to study surveillance video, in hopes of finding a man who was stabbed on a muni bus. police say a fight broke out on the 14 mission bus. the victim was stabbed with a screwdriver. investigators are trying to figure out what killed a 25- year-old man mysteriously, hours after he was taken to an oakland jail. he was booked thew the jail sh -- into the jail around 3:00 friday night. around 9:00 a.m., he started having shortness of breath. by 10:10, he was pronounced

dead. the coroner's office is expected to conduct an autopsy today or tuesday. barry bonds childhood friend and former trainer is busy with a new job. coaching little league baseball. greg anderson is one of three coaches for the capitol electrics. he had to miss four games earlier this season, after being sent to prison for failing to testify in the bonds trial. giants fans are looking to pull out the broom sticks today. the giants took the second game of a three game set yesterday behind tim lincecum's eighth career complete game. lincecum allowed only 3 hits, and struck out 6 on his way to his 5th shut out of his career. the home of the giants will soon have a new attraction. the team is going to commemorate their journey to

the world series with a special walkway around at&t park. it's called the world champions walk. it will have granite markers highlighting moments of the team's 52 year journey to bring a world championship to san francisco. fans will also be able to buy brick favors to mark their own memories of the team's history. a portion will go to the giants community fund. sharks fans will gather in downtown san jose, hoping the team can pull even. the puck drops at noon, with the vancouver canucks leading the series, 2-1. the sharks bounced back to win game three at the tank friday night. the series moves back to vancouver on tuesday for game 5. if necessary, the two teams come back to san jose for game 6 on thursday. game 7 would be next saturday in vancouver. ♪ [ music ] good morning to you, a live look from bay point here, we've got some high clouds out there. we've got low clouds closer to the coast. even a little fog to deal with

this morning. our pattern remains as we remain through you're sunday. but we're -- throughout your sunday. but we're going to be cooler. our winds generally light out there. came conditions, just a light breeze in san jose. cooler by a couple of degrees. even cooler in napa. 58degrees right now in livermore. 51 in san jose. 51degrees in concord. slipping into the 40s this morning, napa, as well as santa rosa. the cooler air continuing to filter in with the system over northern california. in fact, northern california, parts of the central valley could see a few sprinkles. we're going to remain dry. the cooler air, the strong sea breeze, and temperatures will remain below average as we roll through today, and even the extended forecast.

for today, we're looking at from 3 to 6 degrees cooler. especially our inland spots. along the coast, similar to what we've seen recently. our winds are expected to pick up. could be a little gusty at times through the afternoon. your cloud and rain forecast here along the bay area, by about noon time. you may look up in the afternoon and notice the high clouds overhead. by 6:00, looks like we get some pretty good clearing. for the most part, we're going to continue with mid-and high level clouds for today. generally light this morning, by the afternoon, 17 miles per hour reported in san rafael. 16, san francisco. 8:00, still blowing pretty good. areas over the north bay could see winds 15 to 20 miles per hour at times. your afternoon highs for today. 70degrees expected in napa. still a nice day. 65 in oakland. just a little cooler than what we saw yesterday, and perhaps a

little breezy in your neighborhood. the afternoon, mountain view, 69 loss catos. we remain below average for this time of year. all the way through tuesday and into wednesday, where we actually are looking at the possibility of a few scattered showers. come wednesday, mostly cloudy skies. we rebound thursday. thursday looks to be the warmest day of the extended forecast. 65 for the bay area, coastline. if you're out to watch the giants and the a's play today, we'll have that forecast coming up at 7:55. the mississippi river is slowly receding, the water continues to back up into tributaries. neighborhoods in mississippi that have been flooded for weeks remain swamped with water. most people there say it is a waiting game to see where the flood waters go next. >> it's probably the most devastating thing.

for me, it's not just an inconvenience. >> evacuations in some areas have been pushed back after officials predicted a lower crest than previously expected. some meteorologists predict the flood water will completely recede by mid-june. san francisco is struggling to reign in retirement costs. former supervisor in our newsroom right now to weigh in on all of this. we're hearing about a stalled vehicle on 880 in oakland, that's near the jackson street exit. 7:39 on the clock, you're watching mornings on 2.

good morning to you, a live look at san rafael. sitting at 49 degrees. time is running out to get a pension reform plan on the bat ole. it must get 6 of 11 votes by the end of july. current candidate for mayor, joining us live. mayor lee has put out a plan. union's put out a plan. i know you're getting a pension from the city yourself. what do you think? which plan do you like? >> i think we're going to see on tuesday, a consensus plan. there's been hellman groups, warren hellman, san francisco labor, city leaders, the mayor. i believe we're going to see a comprehensive package introduced on tuesday.

i think because it will include pension reform, and healthcare reform, that it's going to actually exceed what prop b would have been, which would have been savings about $120 million a year. >> it looks like there's an agreement on a few things. that employees need to contribute. it appears the big difference is how much should they cap it. how should this be done? >> let's start with the fact over the past two years, city employees have given back $250 million in wage concessions. i think city workers want to be responsible and want to be part of a solution. if you look at healthcare around the country, wellness initiatives are the most important things going. 30% of the young people covered under our city health plan are also overweight. these are not statistics that

are like that for the rest of the country. but by focusing on it, can he with bring down health coverage. jeff pushed a dialogue and created a morale imperative that we didn't want to face something that had not been considered. mayor lee has brought people together, and i think we'll have a good plan this week for the voters. >> politically, how big of a deal is this? it's a big field. you've got a lot of other people pushing in on this. is it important you guys say, let's band together on this issue? we can argue about the other ones? or is this something where people take a stance and try to get some leverage with the voters. >> we don't want to go off the rails like you see in wisconsin or other places. i think we'll come together and have something good. the next accept for me as mayor

is to really focus on wellness initiatives. we've got to keep it continued. we need a healthier workforce. not smoking. not being overweight. being more active. these are things our society needs to do, and it's a way to bring down healthcare costs for the city. >> i want to say, if there's no consensus plan. it can be very confusing for voters if you have more than one plan, will that make potentially any plan fail? >> i think there probably will be more than one plan. i do think that the public supports ed lee. i think the people really support the job that ed lee has done this year. and if you see labor and business, and community coming together for the plan that the mayor and the board approves, i think we'll be fine. >> thanks for joining us this

morning on mornings on 2. >> great, my orange tie for the giants go sweep. the voters in minnesota next year will decide whether to ban gay marriage after a protest from both sides, and nearly six hours of debate. a proposed amendment that would define marriage as between a man a woman was defined last night. it was the last step needed to put it on a ballot in 2012. >> not the kind of thing, our state legislature should be wasting their time on when people are out of jobs. >> marriage is between a man and woman, for the benefit and good of society at large. >> supporters say it is necessary to prevent judges and future lawmakers from making gay marriage legal in minnesota. today is harvey milk day across california. we're just hours away from the

celebration in the castro district. they're going to be celebrating the grand opening of a call center for the trevor project, which offers suicide prevention for lgbtu's. milk became the first openly gay politician in california. he was assassinated in 1978 by then supervisor, dan white. girl on girl violence took center stage in pleasant hill. 87% of the students say the majority of the bullying occurring not online, but in classrooms, hallways and somewhere on campus. >> one girl threatened to slap the white out of me. yeah, it's really bad some times. >> i think what's happening now is, it's not just bullying for

bullying's sake. it's really to own mistake of something. it's designed territorial. >> the woman's commission plans on holding more forums about girl on girl violence in the county. the goal, to teach about the crimes and the consequences of bullying. the fight against breast cancer will roll into san francisco this morning. guardians of the ribbon will be at fire boat station 35 at pier 22.5. the guardians of the ribbon is best known for pink fire trucks, featuring the stories of women who survived cancer. thousands of san francisco state university students are waking up as official college graduates this morning. about 20,000 people filled cox stadium yesterday to celebrate the class of 2011. with the excitement also comes concerns, many of the students

are going to face their toughest test. finding a job in this struggling economy. based on statistics, new college graduates will face stiff competition with california's unemployment rate at more than 11%. >> i'm excited. i'm proud, i'm happy, i'm nervous, i'm scared. i have a bunch of emotions going on right now. >> the university says more graduates decide to go to graduate school or take a job overseas as they wait for the economy to recover. a local contest is available for people who think they've got the best dad. contestants have to be between the ages of 5 and 17, and write about the roles their fathers and father figures play in their lives. 50 winners will be invited to a luncheon on june 10. on our website, just go to ktvu.com and click on web links. divers are getting ready to serve black beard's ship. what they're hoping to recover.

and the morbid scene of flooded waters in the south as a cemetery gets flooded. we continue with a similar weather pattern for your sunday. some of us will be cooler, what you can expect for sunday afternoon and the extended forecast coming up in five minutes.

an increase in cash only cabs in san francisco may be linked to increased charges in credit cards. many upset taxi drivers took their protest to city hall yesterday. hundreds of travel agents are in the bay area this morning as part of the annual international powwow. yesterday, crews were busy putting together displays for the convention that showcases america's tourism, and hospitality industries. the forum will open to visitors

tomorrow. organizers say it's a huge financial boost for the city. >> not only an immediate economic impact on the city, the city will reap an extra 300 to $400 million in return business. >> some of the riders did take a field trip yesterday, including to petaluma to visit wineries and historic downtown. there are protesters of a dog leash law in parks. critics let their voices be heard yesterday, the proposed rules would limit off leash areas at popular dog walking spots inside the golden gate national area. >> my dog can't play frisbee on a leash, and i can't walk two dogs on a leash.

>> when youhave docks walking all over the place, it can be kind of scary for kids. >> parks officials have another year to decide whether to put these restrictions in place. san francisco could get out of the golf course business. right now they own the course in pacifica, but they're considering transferring the course to the golden gate recreation area. this week, divers will try to recover artifacts from the flagship of a famed 18th century pirate. black beard's ship, queen ann's revenge is believed to have run aground in north carolina in 1718. the ship was discovered by excavators in 1996. they're working to recover a large anchor. major flooding in

mississippi is causing an unexpected problem at is cemetery. three caskets were seen floating. officials say something like this has never happened before. state medical examiner's office is full. >> it's the first time we've ever seen water like this. it was just shocking. >> there's two and a half foot of water over the cemetery. the top of the headstone is the only thing showing right now. >> the caskets are being stored in refrigerated truck until they can determine whether they are supposed to be. for today, we're going to remain dry. but we're going to be a little cooler. giving you a live look at at&t park, we'll bring you that forecast for the afternoon coming up in just a few

moments. right now, patchy clouds out there. dipping back into the 40s along the north bay, and low 50s along the coastline at this hour. a tad cooler for the afternoon. mid-50s for the coast. lunchtime numbers, low 60s inland. and for the afternoon, the winds picking up. that strong sea breeze will continue to drive our temperatures down. widespread low 70s expected for the inland areas for the afternoon. 1:00this afternoon, a's and giants will get together and you may be there too. partly cloudy skies, breezy conditions. 60degrees expected there. as usual, bring along a jacket, if you're heading out to at&t park. the extended forecast, our weather pattern, remaining similar. upper 50s along the coast monday, tuesday, and wednesday. as we mentioned a moment ago, mostly cloudy skies on wednesday. a slight chance of rain. we'll be watching the models on this, if we do expect some rain

on wednesday. thursday, finally mostly sunny skies. temperatures rebounding a bit. mid-60s for the coast. mid-70s for the inland areas. in washington, d.c., president obama is speaking to the country's largest pro- israel lobbying group. the speech comes days after the president called on israel to withdraw the borders after the 1967 war. this morning's speech could be contentious for mr. obama. the lobbying group hearing his speech has been asked not to boo him. after the speech, the president will head to europe. the near record snow in the sierra this year actually led to a drop in attendance. that means the area saw attendance drop by more than 7 million people. the trouble with so much snow?

roads are often closed. several ski resorts blame the bad driving conditions for those drops in numbers. security at san jose's airport, why a police captain in charge says a new plan puts passengers at risk. steel beams are in place, when you can expect to see them at a 9/11 memorial structure.

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an explosion at a livermore apartment complex sends three people to the hospital. why it's being called suspicious this morning. three young fairfield children are missing this morning. who police believe they're with. this morning, gas prices are continuing to go down. how much the average price has dropped in just the last week. good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. temperatures remain on the cooler side today. let's get live to rosemary orozco. >> the cooling trend will continue into the afternoon. we continue with low clouds this morning. high clouds expected for the second half of your day. that afternoon breeze will be back, and will be picking up by the second half of the afternoon.

low clouds return for tonight. very similar pattern to what we saw yesterday with temperatures dropping just a bit. what you can expect as you head out the door and for your sunday morning, coming up. three people were in the hospital this morning after an explosion at a livermore apartment complex. live in livermore this morning, with more on the gruesome scene one neighbor described. >> reporter: you can still smell smoke in the air this morning. this is being considered a crime scene, and that's why police are still out here this morning. check out those blinds. those came from a window that was blown out. and to the left, that's a porch that was actually torn off from the apartment building. just after 5:00 last night, residents on silver oaks way, heard an explosion. police and firefighters arrived. the force of that explosion

caused glass to shatter, and part of a window to blow off. authorities found three suffers from severe burns. >> people laying on the ground screaming. the gentleman who lived in the apartment, his hand was just completely blown off. the woman that lived in the apartment with him, she was just covered in blood. it was just a horrific scene. >> reporter: the victims were airlifted to the hospital, the four others who lived in the nearby units had to be relocated. authorities have not confirmed that yet, back here on the scene again, we are waiting for investigators to arrive to collect evidence to really piece together what happened here. as far as the victims go, we're told they're in critical condition at valley medical center in san jose, and at uc davis medical center.

reporting live from livermore, channel 2 news. fairfield police are looking for three siblings this morning, after they disappeared from a park. officers say 10-year-old trinity richardson, and 6-year- old liliana normally stay with their grandmother. the children were last seen at the tot yard. they believe they maybe with their transient mother. lopez may be driving a white ford explorer. if you have any information, you're asked to call the police department. the report of two missing children in stockton that prompted an amber alert turned out to be a hoax. they were found safe and sound with their mother. the father claimed someone stole his car with his two children still in the backseat. stockton police say the children were with their mother

the entire time. it is still not clear what exactly led up to this crash. the victim has not been identified. san francisco police are searching for three suspects after a shooting in the bay view district. it happened just before 12:30 this morning on 3rd and palu. three people approached him. officers say the men tried to snatch a laptop, and then shot the victim. the victim was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. police are also investigating the shooting of a man in a car, this one was fatal. it happened on high street near carrington. the victim was sitting inside a green lexus when he was shot. someone drove him to the hospital in that lexus, but he died a short time later. president obama is speaking to the country's largest pro- israel lobbying group. i want to show you a live picture now of mr. obama making

his address. he has been at the podium for ten minutes. this comes after the president called israel to withdraw to the borders that existed before the 1967 war. this morning's speech could be contentious for mr. obama. the lobbying group has been asked not to boo him. the president will travel to europe later today. an oakland city council member says the cash strapped city needs to start acting like a business to help close its budget gap. she says oakland needs to slim down even more like some private industries have done. >> we need to get to the right

size. some dear programs are going to go. they be as the economy -- then as the economy comes back, then we can start adding back. >> currently debating the three proposed budget plans. right now, the san jose police department has the contract to provide security but the proposal would replace officers with deputies. san jose police chief chris moore says smith doesn't speak for the department. steel beams from the world trade center are now in napa. they're going to be used to create the sculpture for the napa 9/11 memorial garden. it is expected to stand near main street at napa creek. a groundbreaking ceremony is planned for this september 11. the hope is to have the memorial completed by spring of next year. the fight against breast

cancer will roll into san francisco this morning. starting at 10:00, guardians of the ribbon will be at fire book station 35. the group is best known for their pink fire strucks. the puck drops at noon with the vancouver canucks leading the series 2-1. the sharks bounced back to win game 3. the is series moves back to vancouver for tuesday game 5. if necessary, the two teams will come back on game 6. game 7 would be next saturday in vancouver. good morning to you, a live look, san jose and the shark tank at 68 degrees this afternoon in san jose. it's going to be a nice mild day. the winds are expected to kick up in the afternoon.

our winds generally light. 47degrees right now in santa rosa. 54 in hayward. hayward making up with mostly cloudy skies. that's why it's one of the warmest spots. stormtracker, in addition to low clouds on the coastline, we've got high clouds moving through. winds generally light, 14 miles an hour at the airport. the rest of us dealing with 5 to 10 miles per hour. a little breezier in fairfield. the high clouds coming from a system over northern california. the rain will stay north of us. we will continue with these clouds. mid, high level clouds expected today. it is bringing the continued cooling. our temperatures will be cooler today, and the sea breeze will be back. winds between 15 and 20 miles an hour at times. it looks like areas along the north bay and immediate coast

could see gusts to 30 miles an hour. our highs, especially the inland areas, going to see a fall over yesterday. 72 expected in santa rosa for the afternoon. 71 antioch. oakland, 65. 68 expected san rafael. the immediate coastline back in the upper 50s. 63 san mateo. upper 60s in san jose. extended forecast, we're not going to budge a whole lot. we're going to be dry monday, tuesday, into wednesday. notice temperatures still in the upper 50s along the coast. below average for this time of year and we're almost getting into june as we take our way through the last part of may. even looking at the possibility of scattered showers on wednesday. haven't put it on the map just yet, but just a 10% chance at

this point. mostly cloudy skies on wednesday. thursday, mostly sunny and warmer. 75 expected inland. we've got that day planner coming up in just a bit. this morning, gas prices are continuing their downward trend. the national average at $3.85 for a gallon of regular gas. one week ago, it was $3.96. here in the bay area, the average price in san francisco is $4.22 a gallon. bart is taking its mobile seat lab to the fruitvale station tomorrow. planning to upgrade its fleet of train seats. seat labs will be held in pittsburgh, richmond, union city, and dublin in the coming weeks. it was a deadly night in the midwest. the damage left behind from a tornado that ripped through a kansas town, killing one person. towns in the south are still swamped by the mississippi river this morning. how long people are expected to

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good morning to you, a live look from bay point there. high clouds overhead. a little blue sky there. temperatures holding in the 50s. at least one death is reported in kansas after a tornado swept through reading. we want to show you live pictures. look at that damage.

you're looking at about one of 200 homes that were damaged. 20 homes have been destroyed. an emergency has been declared in 16 kansas counties. a camera was rolling when this funnel cloud touched down in oklahoma yesterday. it was part of a series of storms that swept through parts of oklahoma, missouri, and kansas. the mississippi river is slowly receding, the water continues to back up into tributaries. neighborhoods have been swamped with water. most people living there say it is a waiting game where the flood waters will go next. >> probably the most devastating. for me, it's not just an inconvenience. >> the evacuation in some areas have been pushed back after officials predicted a lower crest than previously expected. some meteorologists expect the

flood water will completely recede by mid-june. the flood water is causing an unexpected problem at a cemetery. three caskets were seen floating in mississippi. officials say something like this has never happened before. a medical examiner says the caskets are being stored in a refrigerated truck until the water goes down, and they can determine where they are supposed to be. british operations in iraq are over more than eight years after the operation that toppled saddam hussein. a small force remained behind to train iraqi sailers. they have now been removed from the country, but there is still a small contingent of troops at the british embassy in baghdad. at least seven of the dead

are police officers and it's believed one of the roadside bombes may have been left for an american military convoy. tonight, president obama will board air force one for a six day, four country tour of europe. the president plans on stopping in ireland, before heading to britain. he will give a speech to parliament. he will then head over to france for the g8 suspect. president obama is scheduled to end his trip in poland. time now, 8:16. overnight, astronauts from the space shuttle endeavour made their second spacewalk. crew members added ammonia to is the station's coolant system. the astronauts also lubricated a large joint for the solar wings. this is the second to last shuttle mission for nasa. the 30 year program will end in july with the final flight of atlantis. this week, divers will try

to recover artifacts of the 18th century pirate. black beard's ship is believed to have run aground in 1718. the ship was discovered by excavators in 1996. archeologists will enter the waters tomorrow. they're looking to recover a large anchor, and several cannons. it's going to be at least one more year before we see a triple crown winner. >> shackelford holds on in the preakness! >> at 12 to 1 odds, shackelford took the preakness stakes yesterday. animal kingdom made a move, but shackelford was too strong at the finish. it has been 33 years since a horse has won all three races. the giants will look to sweep the a's in san francisco

this afternoon. the giants took the second game yesterday behind tim lincecum's complete came. miguel tejada sac fly drove in ross to give the giants their third run of the game. lincecum allowed only 3 hits and strack out 6 on his wayer -- struck out 6 on his way to the shutout. the team is going to commemorate their journey to the world series with a special walkway around at&t park. the world champions walk will have granite markers highlighting moments of the team's 52 year journey. frans will also be able to buy brick pavers for their own memories. hundreds of international tour guide operators and travel guide writers are in the bay area this morning. it's part of the international powwow. crews were busy putting together displays for the

convention that showcases america's tourism, and hospitality visitors. organizers say it gives a huge boost to the host city. >> we not only have an immediate impact of $6 million on the city. the city itself will actually reap an additional 350, $400 million in the return business in the three years following the show. >> some of the writers have taken field trips including one to petaluma to visit wineries and the historic downtown. they learn there's a lot more to be found in the bay area beyond the san francisco city limits. an erupting volcano in iceland. our skies ahead, not as blue. we'll show you the lunchtime numbers coming up.

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iceland's main airport is closed this morning, as a volcano continues to send ash into the sky. making it unsafe to fly across the country. experts from the university of iceland will take the risk and fly over the volcano today to learn more about the eruption. this is the first time it's been active since 2004. this follows last year's eruption of a different volcano in iceland.

that was carried all the way into europe, forcing air traffic there to stay grounded for five days. they were afraid the dust and ash would get into engines, possibly causing accidents. more than 10 million travelers ended up getting stranded. hundreds of people woke up in a minnesota airport this morning, after a nearly 10 hour power outage there. some were put up in hotels, but many had to spend the night on fold out cots in the terminals. 63 gates used by delta airlines and its partners were unusable. >> this is my third line i've been in. just been one nightmare after another. >> the cause is still under investigation. 8:23 this sunday morning. let get a quick check of the weather with rosemary. >> good morning to you, we are looking at another cool day. in fact, some of us will be cooler than even yesterday.

partly cloudy skies. a live look at the city there. low clouds, a little fog. for the afternoon, once those low clouds erode, we'll have high clouds overhead. in the last half hour, we've actually watched temperatures pull into the low 50s for most of us. 55 expected along the coast for your lunch hour. for the afternoon, a little breezy along with cooler temps. low 60s, san francisco along the bay area. 72degrees expected right around santa rosa. 68 san jose for the afternoon. 63degrees in hayward. so closer to the coast and along the bay, temperatures will be very similar to what we saw yesterday. the winds expected to kick up by the second half. notice our extended forecast, not a lot of change. upper 50s along the coast. all the way through wednesday. upper 60s, low 70s for the

inland spots. even the possibility of a few scattered showers. at this point, it is unlikely. looking at 10 to 20%, but that could change. president obama wrapped up his speech in front of the country's largest pro-israel lobbying group. the president says israel will face isolation without a growing mideast peace process. sierra ski resorts saw a drop in attendance this year, despite record snow. the california ski industry is reporting a 12% decline in snowboarders and skiers this year. the area saw attendance drop by more than 7 million people. the trouble with so much snow is roads are often closed. several ski resorts report the

bad conditions for the drop in numbers. a stretch of wilderness in san mateo county will be preserved as open space. congress recent approved the remaining money to buy the remaining 4,000 acres. the area will become the southern entrance to the golden gate national recreational area. san francisco could soon get out of the golf course business. right now, the city owns the shark course in olympia. they are considering transferring that to the golden gate national area. the deadline came, and then it went. a bay area preacher's end of the world prediction failed to come true. what people in alameda are saying about their neighbor's beliefs.

new this morning, three people are hospitalized with series injuries after an explosion in an apartment. >> that explosion damaged several apartments in a complex. live this morning with more on the explosion that is being called suspicious. >> reporter: even at this hour, this is still considered a crime scene. those blinds right there, they were actually blown out. a window was shattered, and the blinds flew right into here. you can see the porch was torn

off from this apartment building and the residents came running out of here and we're told by a neighborhood just moments ago, they had to go all the way out to this grassy area, because of all the smoke and the flames. just after 5:00 last night, residents on silver oaks way heard the explosion. police and firefighters arrived, and found smoke and flames coming from the apartment complex. that forces the explosion to be blown out. authorities found a woman in their 20s suffering from severe burns. >> she was, i mean, just horribly burned. all of her clothes were burnt off. two males were sitting over there. kind of the same type of injuries. i'd say one of the guy was missing some fingers. >> reporter: well the victims were airlifted to the hospital.

the four other families that lived in the other units had to be relocated. police say this explosion is suspicious. neighbors tell us, someone may have been manufacturing drugs. but authorities have not confirmed that information. on the scene live, we're waiting for the investigator to show up. they plan on selecting evidence from inside that apartment unit because at this time, we spoke to the fire department in the last half hour. they're telling us, they are not able to let us know actually what room the fire actually started. that will be all part of the investigation that unfolds today. reporting live from livermore. fairfield police are looking for three siblings after they disappeared from a park. they normally stay with their grandmother. and the three were last seen at the children's tot lot on kentucky street around noon yesterday. police believe they may be with

their transient more, christina lopez. lopez may be driving a white ford explorer. if you have information, contact police. still no word from the leader of oakland's family radio network. he said the rapture would come at 6:00 last night. that deadline came without deny. ktvu tried talking to him. a neighbor said he made the prediction years ago. >> he made it 17 years ago in 1994. it was really under the radar then. he had a lot of meetings, people coming to the house and everything. all the cars had signs on them that said the world was going to end, and all of that. a minor earthquake did shake the bay area on the day

of the predicted rapture. it hit just after 7:00 last night, and was centered near hercules. police in mill valley are reviewing surveillance video of an armed robber who stole more than $10,000 from a gold store. it happened yesterday morning at pacific precious metals. police say a masked man forced store employees to open the safe. there were two customers inside at the time, but no one was hurt. the buildings owners said they took the cash and ran towards the homestead area. >> the robber put it to their head and said give me all of your money. threw a black bag on the counter. they filled it up with the cash. >> police searched for the

robber for several hours, but could not find him. witnesses say he was wearing all black, a mask, and surgical gloves. police say they're looking for a light skinned black, or latino man, wearing blue jeans and a black sweatshirt. i want to bring you up to speed on some breaking news we're just getting into our newsroom. "the los angeles times" is reports that an arrest has been made in the bryan stow beating. it was back on march 31, outside of chavez ravine. police have been searching for two men in connection to that case. since then, stow has been flown back up here to san francisco and is trying to recover from his injuries at san francisco general. again, an arrest, according to "the l.a. times" has been made in the bryan stow beating. we're working to get more information on this and will update you as soon as possible. san francisco police are studying surveillance video in

the hopes of finding people who stabbed a man on a muni bus. police say a fight broke out on friday night between two groups of people. an autopsy will be performed on a man who died within hours after being taken to the oakland jail. michael huerta was booked into the jail around 3:00 a.m. friday. around 9:30 a.m., a nurse and doctor were called to check on him, after he started having shortness of breath. a sheriff's department says he stopped breathing. he was pronounced dead just after 10:00 a.m. san francisco police are searching for the owner of a horse when that was put down after it crashed through a store window. it smashed through a western store called hammer and lewis fashions. the horse became stuck in the window, and officers had to

shoot the horse, because it was so severely injured. a horse in marin county has tested positive for a virus that has been traced back to a horse show in utah. dozens of california horses attended that event. so far, there have been more than a dozen other confirmed cases of the virus in california. several shows across the state have been canceled. greg anderson is one of three coaches for the capital electric. a team of 11 and 12-year-olds. anderson had to miss four games earlier this season after refusing to testify for the bonds trial. today is harvey milk day across california. we're just hours away from a celebration in milk's honer in the castro district. members of congress and others will gather in front of milk's

former camera store on castro street at 11:00 this morning. they will be celebrating the grand opening of a call center for the trevor project. milk and then san francisco mayor will assassinated in 1978 by supervisor dan white. the topic, girl on girl violence took center stage at a forum yesterday in pleasant hill. a recent study found that every high school in the county reported girl on girl violence. 87% of students said the majority of the bullying occurs not online, but in classrooms, hallways, or somewhere else on campus. >> i think what's happening now is it's not just bullying for bullying sake. it's really to own a stake of something. it's designed, territorial. >> the women's commission plans

own holding more forums -- on holding more forums on the violence in the county. there are just eight days left for people to speak out about a proposed dog leash law in bay area parks. critics of the plan let their voices be heard yesterday by marching with their dogs. it would severely limit off leash areas at popular dog walking spots within the golden gate national recreational area. it follows complaints of dogs being aggressive, or trampling wildlife. >> my dog can't play frisbee on a leash. >> when you have dogs all over the place, it can be kind of scary for kids. >> may 30 is the last day people can comment on the proposal. after that, the park officials will have another year to decide whether to put the restrictions in place. ♪ [ music ]

good morning to you, a live look at the city there. dealing with low clouds once again this morning. this has become the usual. we have high clouds overhead. that a little different from what we've seen lately. those high clouds are going to stick around, and bring us filtered sunshine. right now, the winds blowing pretty good, san francisco, the airport, 20 miles per hour. the rest of us dealing with a light breeze out there. we will turn a little gusty at times. our temperatures this morning, cooler in most cases. although we've manged to rebound into the 50s. 53degrees in livermore. oakland, 52 at this time. 54 san francisco. low 50s, napa. still pretty cool, but areas along the north bay, started in the 40s this morning. backing it up for you here. the energy to the north of us. we'll continue to get the tail end of this. that's what we'll bring as the lie clouds throughout the afternoon will continue to cool us down and bring us breezy

winds as well. satellite and radar, you can see any rain we get will be to the north of us, over the mountains. snow levels remain high. the high clouds that we get for today. our temperatures continue to fall in the afternoon. especially for inland areas. 3 to 6 degrees cooler. it looks like the second half of the afternoon is when we will be our windiest. we're waking up again with just a light wind out there in most cases. by 3:00 or so, notice the winds increasing over the north bay. 17miles per hour, san rafael. 16 san francisco. to 18, even 20 by the second half of the afternoon and into sunset. the sun setting at 8:18 these days. a nice long day. forecast highs this afternoon, 72. santa rosa. widespread 60s along the bay area. still a good looking day. we are remaining cool for this time of year. upper 50s for the coast.

upper 60s, low 70s inland. even come wednesday, get this, the possibility of a few scattered showers in the forecast there with mostly cloudy skies. mostly sunny, and warmer on thursday. mid-60s for the coast. mid-70s inland. we'll take a look at your day planner headed up. time now, 8:40. creating one job at a time. the bay area woman working towards that goal with a website that's attracted hundreds of companies nationwide. let's give you another live look outside. the golden gate bridge on this sunday morning. the time is 8:41. you're watching mornings on 2.

good morning to you, a live look at san francisco there. starting out with partly cloudy skies and the low 50s in the forecast for this morning. as we just told you ten minutes ago, "the los angeles times" is reporting that an arrest has been made in the beating of san francisco giants fan, bryan stow. lapd telling a los angeles television station, they served a search warrant at a home and have made multiple arrests. those arrests involve the lead

suspects in this case. stow was beaten outside dodger stadium in march after the opening day game between the giants and the dodgers. officials have been offering a $200,000 reward. just last week, stow was moved to san francisco general hospital. the 42-year-old remains in a coma. three days ago, there were reports that lapd detectives were chasing down viable leads. we're hearing a search warrant was served at a home in los angeles. multiple arrests were made. this story continues to break. stay with ktvu, and ktvu.com as we continue to follow this. the man accused of the deadly shooting in tucson will be at a hearing this week to determine if he is competent to stand trial. if loughner is found incompetent, his trial could be delayed for months, or even years. he would remain in custody until a court determines he is able to understand the charges

against him. court filings made last week, suggest mental health professionals have already found him incompetent to strand trial. president obama says he would order another covert military raid to the one that killed osama bin laden if that means stopping terrorist attacks. obama made the statement in a new interview this weekend with the bbc. the pakistani government is upset with the united states over the bin laden raid, because it was done without its knowledge. mr.obama says while they respect pakistan's sovereignty, the u.s. needs to be secure. members of the media were allowed onto the ship that carried osama bin laden's body to sea. u.s. navy officials took questions, but would not comment on the bin laden operation. bin laden was buried at sea. the rebel movement in libya

is about to get new diplomatic resolution. most eu nations have frozen their negotiations with moammar gadhafi, and the union has called on gadhafi to step down, saying he no longer has any legitimacy. time is running out to get a pension reform plan on san francisco's november ballot. a plan must be presented by tuesday. mayor ed lee plans to go public with his proposal this week. there is also a plan being put together by a public defender and one by the union. >> i think we'll stand together. i think this is a very serious issue in san francisco. we don't want to go off the rails like you see in wisconsin or other places. i think city leaders care. we'll come together and have something good. >> reporter: the measures are to reign in the skyrocketing cost of pensions. mayor lee has been meeting with

city workers and unions to seek support for his measure. a new website launched right near in the bay area may give job creation a much needed boost. >> well the nation's sluggest economy is showing signs of rebounding. government figures show 13 million people are still looking for work. in san francisco, carla wants to help them through a website called one job for america. >> i thought this might be doable. the idea of one job at a time. not thinking of the whole problem. but creating one job at a time seemed like something that could actually be done. >> reporter: it challenges every company in the united states to create at least one new job to help the economy get back on track. so far, 181 firms have signed

up. 63 have actually filled new positions in sectors like technology. retail, and construction. acttively reviewing resumes for a factory floor manager. one the owner hopes will boost efficiency and raise revenue. >> i thought that was in the spirit of what carla was trying to do in the program. trying to create a job, but see that your business is benefiting from it. that's the point. just doing things yourself, rather than waiting around, until someone else gives you a hand out. >> reporter: james worries hiring based on a pledge could lead to volatility. >> my fear is they're not going to have the sales to support it, and that concerns me. >> reporter: she acknowledges the commitment isn't for everyone, but she hopes it

sparks a national movement and conversation about job creation. >> if you can do it financially, it's an opportunity to do something good for yourself too. >> if you would like to pledge a job, or just want more information, we've set up a link on our website. find it at web links at ktvu.com. thousands of san francisco university students are waking up as college greats this morning. about 20,000 people filled cox stadium yesterday to celebrate the top class of 2011. with the excitement also comes concern. many of the students will face their toughest test finding a job in this struggling economy. new college graduates will face stiff competition. tomorrow, former minnesota governor, tim pawlenty is

expected to announce his bid for the white house. it's expected at a town hall forum in iowa. that's the state that holds the first caucuses in february. former massachusetts governor mitt romney has not officially announced his candidacy yet. that's not stopping him from hitting the campaign trail. he visited with small business leaders in south carolina yesterday. that's where he mixed some nice words about president obama with a tough message about his job handling the economy. >> i don't think he's a bad guy. i think he's a nice person. i just don't think he understands how the economy works. i think you have to have had a job to understand how to create jobs. >> romney competed in south carolina. herman cain announced his nomination in atlanta. he wants to replace the national income tax with a sales tax. another high profile

republican is deciding against a run for the white house. the indiana senator said he will not run next year. daniels had been considering a run for the last few months, but the indiana governor says he doesn't want to put his family through the grueling challenges of a campaign. daniels follows haley barber and former arkansas governor, mike huckabee in deciding against a presidential run for 2012. we continue to follow the breaking news coming out of los angeles. an arrest made in the beating of giants fan bryan stow. the information is starting to filter in. stay with us on mornings on 2.

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we continue to follow breaking news from los angeles. there are reports that an arrest has been made in the beating of giants fan bryan stow. "the l.a. times" is reporting that police served a search warrant less than two hours ago. police removed people from an apartment one by one and one person was taken into custody, and he is one of the suspects from the beating. joining us live from los angeles right now is a resident of that apartment building. what can you tell us about what happened around 7:00 this morning? >> lapd just pulled up and told the tenants to come out with their hands up, and they did so. >> how many people did you see

come out of the apartment? >> five. >> did any of the people that you saw look like one of the people in the sketches? >> you know, i didn't even know anything about that. >> the man they took into custody, since you are a resident in the building, has he lived there for some time? do have you a relationship with him or know who he is? >> no, no no, we've seen him around, but didn't know him. >> was it quiet, were there a lot of parties there? >> very quiet. >> tell us about the apartment complex we're talking about. do you actually live in the same apartment building? >> yeah, i live in the same apartment building. >> can you tell us more about when police went in? it seemed like there were flash bags, or they were more prepared? >> no, they came prepared. >> they had been staking it out

for quite some sometime. >> 7:00 a.m., is that when this all went down? >> yes. >> so you saw one person in hand cuffs taken away? >> multiple people. >> in handcuffs. >> yes. >> tell us what did you guys do? did they make other people leave this whole building? >> no. they didn't allow us to go out of the apartment. so we just had to watch everything from our doors. >> were they on a bull horn? >> yes. >> what were they saying? >> they told them to walk out of their apartment with their hands on their head. >> did that happen immediately? >> yes. >> what's happening right now at your apartment building? still a lot of activity there? >> they're doing a raid inside the apartment. >> i know you don't want your name out, so we appreciate again you talking to us. has there been a lot of talk about the bryan stow beating

around the apartment? >> nobody actually knows why this has been going on. >> so you haven't been following the story. >> was a giants/dodgers game back in late march and a giants fan was beaten there. that's what police were there for. telling "the l.a. times" they made an arrest in the case. but what you're talking about, no one has talked about that story there. >> no, no one is talking about that. >> did you recognize any of the other ones? >> i recognize them from being in the building around when they go out to work. and come pack from work. that's all i know them from. >> can you tell us around the approximate ages? >> between the age of 30 and 50. >> a lot of media outlets starting to show up at that apartment complex? >> yeah. >> i wonder, how are you guys doing? certainly, you're on edge,

obviously, it sounds like there's quite a lot of police activity still out there now? >> yes. >> are you worried about anything at this point? i know you didn't want your name used. how are you guys doing? have you talked to other neighbors? are you hunkering down and waiting about? >> right now, we're just waiting about to see what they're going to do. >> we appreciate your time and giving us that information. as you are a resident there at the apartment complex where lapd has made an arrest in the beating of bryan stow. >> just to recap. we're hearing that at 7:00 this morning an apartment building in east hollywood, lapd showed up, s.w.a.t. team showed up. they got on a bull horn and ordered everyone out of an apartment. we're hearing apartment 25 down there for whatever that's