>> reporter: the discovery of a missing 4-month-old still leaves behind a lot of questions. we're live with the details. after hundreds of tips and thousands of hours of investigative work, los angeles police arrest one of the men accused of beating bryan stow. we'll tell you who lead to the -- tell you what lead to the discovery. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's may -- it's may 23rd.

we want to get right to sal because of the high winds affecting the ferry. >> that's right. the floating pier has been damaged over the weekend because of winds. so that ferry service is cancelled for today. it's unclear when they'll be back. i'm sure they will be trying to fix it soon. some power lines are down near snake road and men mendoza. that looks like a high voltage line from one of the -- again, there's mendoza drive. you can see the lanes are tangled. pg&e should be on the scene, soon. however, they will not let anyone through yet. they should be coming to area

to clear the tree. police will block the road. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. >> new this morning, a 4-month- old infant girl reported missing in contra costa county over the weekend is safe and sound. ktvu's jade hernandez just spoke to a family friend about the little girl. jade, she's telling ut 4-month- old turn up in -- you the 4- month-old turned you -- turnup ed in southern california? >> reporter: that's right. she's safe and sound and headed back home. i want to show you the facebook page that was gathered for this little girl. "located safe." we know authorities were driving back here where baby was reported missing and they were still on the road around midnight. this is a picture of the baby, ramy amadea gallego. a friend toll us she wanted to speak to the baby's mother

because she told us the circumstances surrounding the baby's discovery. we know this -- 4-month-old a mother reported she put the little one down saturday night and eight hours later, the baby was gone from the crib. 20 minutes later after finding the baby gone, they called for help. she was not the only infant in the home. her siblings were home but they were not hurt. >> i was shocked and heartbroken. i feel like i'm in a bad dream. i just -- i cannot imagine waking up to nurse my baby and it not being there. >> reporter: now, that bad dream is over for the family. 4-month-old ramy amadea gallego has been found. we understand the 4-month-old should be home or on her way home right now from southern california. to give you an idea where this baby was reported missing, i want to brick you out live,

this home is located in a very rural area and, of course, you can see a lot of homes there. they are about a quarter of a mile part. this is all surrendered by farmland. as soon as we get more information from the contra costa county sheriff's office, we'll bring that information to you. back to you. 7:03. a search is underway for the car and driver that hit a 72- year-old man overnight in oakland. it happened just after 12:30 this morning on southbound interstate 880 near the fruitvale exist. the highway patrol says an unknown car hit the 7-year-old and left the scene. witnesses called officers, saying the man was crawling across the roadway. when then arrived at the scene, he was dead. his identity has not been relationed. 7:04. this morning an ex-con and a known gang member is in the los angeles county jail. police say his arrest marks the big break in the brutal beating

giants' fan bryan stow outside of documenter stadium seven weeks -- dodger stadium seven weeks ago. allie rasmus is back live from san francisco general hospital. >> reporter: well, dave, los angeles police say the tip that led to this arrest came from a parole agent. you will recall there was a $200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest. los angeles police tell us that that parole agent will not be getting that reward money. they say law enforcement agents are not eligible for it because it's considered part of their job to help track down suspects. meanwhile, the giants' fan, bryan stow, is still at general hospital in san francisco. he's still in critical condition. he's been unconscious for the past seven weeks since this happened. in the weeks that followed the beating outside the stadium, los angeles police pursued more than 650 tips. they clocked more than 6,000 hours of investigative work and yesterday morning police made an arrest in the case.

s.w.a.t. team members descended on this east hollywood apartment building and brought 31-year- old giovanni ramirez into custody. >> he said the words that i've ban waiting for for seven weeks -- i've been waiting for for seven weeks, he said we have bryan's assault suspect in custody. >> reporter: police say, again, it was ramirez's parole agent who recognized him from the sketch. police say several witnesses at the scene of the beating picked ramirez out of a photo lineup. police are not releasing his booking photo. so right now all we have to show you is his sketch. he's an ex-felon. he's being held on no bail. stow's family said they are incredibly relieved that the suspect is behind bars. the arrest was also welcomed news for some of the giants'

players and the team president. >> such it's a relief. what happened is still relee tragic and we have to remember that -- really tragic and we have to remember that. >> reporter: now, stow's family is expected to be here at san francisco general hospital to talk about some of those emotions and talk about their reaction to this arrest. they are holding a press conference here at 11:00 a.m. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allie. an overnight -- overnight, a prison riot at san quentin ended with at least four inmates rushed to the hospital. it started at 7:00 last night in the dining hall. guards say00 prisoners were involved. the guards used nonlethal bullets and pellet guns.

the cause of the riot is still under investigation. this morning, police in antioch are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. it happened shortly before 8:00 last night on d street. investigators say they found the 19-year-old victim lying on the sidewalk. he was rushed to a local hospital where he died a short time later. it's still not clear what led up to shooting. but antioch police say they are following several strong leads. three sonoma county fires this month are triggering concern about indoor pot- growing operations and the hazards they present to firefighters. firefighters say they often don't know what to expect when they go inside. in one fire, a firefighter fell through a burned floor and almost fell into an illegal panel. other hazards include makeshift wiring system, barbed windows and doors, plastic sheeting on walls and even booby-traps.

police in southern england launched their helicopters and had tranquilizers standing by after getting reports a tiger loose in a field. it turned out, it was a toy. look at this. video from that police helicopter that was launched after several people called to say they saw a white tiger. once the helicopter schooled -- zoomed in with their cameras, they realized. it was just a -- realized, it was just a stuffed toy. it looks, real, though. police are still trying to find the owner of that tiger. >> maybe they noticed when it wasn't moving. >> right. all right. let's check in with sal. >> we have a couple things. i want to let you know the ferry has been cancelled, cancelled because of the damage here. the boarding barge was damaged somehow over the weekend. we're thinking, ul although there have been reports that

it's wind damage, but they cannot use it to -- use it to board the ferry. there's one person out there now, perhaps he's part of the ferry service but no one is getting ferry service from san francisco today. it's unclear when they will have the service back up again. bau that's the problem here. this barge, this floating barge was damaged. you can kind of see that -- that one of the pontoons there, one of the things is crooked. it looks like it's not quite right. you can see it's not quite straight. let's take another look at another problem on colton near mendoza drive. some power lines are down in the oakland hilling. you can see a cruiser has blocked this street here so people cannot drive through. if you drive in the area, it looks like this house may -- like this house may be without

power. so that house is without power. pg&e is on the way. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound. you can see there's a little bit of a backup here. it's about ten minutes. normally people who normally take the service will be in their cars. let's go to steve. thank you, sal, on a very happy monday. cool is the rule. even though we'll have mostly sunny weather today, partly cloudy at times. temperatures about be below average. the wind looks like it's trailing of. the system dropped in on sunday. another little one came in this morning enhanced that onshore push. the wind has within up to -- has been up to 25, 30 miles an hour. generally, around 25 to 30. we'll continue that. it will still be a breezy,

blustery day. light there. right there. right there it's so fast it will be out of here pretty soon but not before is leeching partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny here. 40s and 50s. that's it. livermore, starting off at 50 degrees. we'll go 74 and they have a --ed a then ally of 70. that's it. that's it -- and then a high of 70. that's it. west 25 at sfo, west 6 at san jose, northwest, santa rosa, everybody gets that sea breeze. a little bit look at that system right there. we'll get a break on tuesday and then look what happens here. that's wednesday. that look likes it's going to come in here and give the north bay some rain. clouds, sun, windy at times. low 70s for high inland. low 70s for many. too much in the way of the westerly wind. again, we just don't see much of a warm -- a warmup.

a lot of low 70s. 68 san jose, gilroy, 72. 70 woodside. but 59 san bruno and half moon bay. so it's a cool pattern. warmer tuesday and then clouding up wednesday, thursday into friday. maybe a little warmup on friday but not much as we go into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. more trouble in the midwest. we'll find out what's happening this morning after a deadly tornado did major damage in one missouri city. a state of emergency. that's what san jose's mayor is about to declare because of the financial crisis in the bay area's largest city. what that will mean for both workers and residents. the three widows of osama bin laden are turning on each other. find out what the two older saudi woman are blaming the much younger yemeni wife of doing. ñw?

good morning. we do have some mostly sunny skies. a few clouds around. but just too much of a westerly breeze. it will stay cool, 50, 60 and very low 70s. breaking news. the u.s. supreme court just upheld an order to cult california's prison population. the high court voted 5-4. they endorsed a court order requiring california to cut the prison population by thousands of inmate to improve healthcare for those who remain behind bars. now, the court said in that 5-4 decision, that the reduction is required by the constitution to correct any long-standing violations of inmate rights. justice anthony kennedy, who is a native of california, wrote the majority opinion, and he

also showed photos of severe overcrowding. the other four joined with the justice kennedy. at this hour, a new storm is rolling into the tornado- stricken area of joplin, missouri. earlier this morning, authorities there confirmed at least 89 people died in a tornado that touched down in the city yesterday. the twister was caught on home video, the fire chief says 25% to 30% of the city suffered damage including joplin high school and the city's main hospital. widespread primms are reported along are -- power outages are reported along with fire and gas los angeles. the death toll may go higher as search-and-rescue teams go door to door looking for people who may still be trapped. right now, president obama is visiting a little town in ireland where he has a family connection. this is -- these are some pictures of moneygall. there's the first lady,

michelle obama there. these are live pictures where the president and first lady are shaking hands with the hundreds of people who turned out to greet them. you can see them right there behind michelle obama. alison burns is live in washington, d.c. with the special connection to this irishtown. >> reporter: tori, president obama learned a few years ago about his irish her ting. let's take a live look -- heritage. let's dave take a live look -- let's take a look at the couple shaking hands. white house aides say president obama will stop at the -- at one of the local pubs while he's here. during a meeting with ireland's prime minister, he talked about the bond between ireland and the united states. >> it's not just a matter of

foreign policy. for the united states, ireland -- [ independent aud -- inaudible ] >> reporter: i'll have more on this story in about an hour. back to you. >> thank you. the patriot act will be revued by lawmakers in washington this work. now, they've got a a couple of days to extend critical portions of the ha before they expire. three key provisions allow federal agents to use robing wiretaps provide access to business -- roving wiretaps, provide access to businesses and the senate will vote to block a possible filibuster. we have reports that the wives of osama bin laden who were living with him while he

was killed are now fighting. the two older wives accuse the younger one of leading the americans to their hideout. there's even dispute over who tried to protected whether when the leader was injuriesed. tony hall who is now running for mayor has now paid off an ethics fine lev levied against him yearers. the ect igs commission -- ethics commission fined hall for poor record-keeping and using his campaign credit card to purchase personal items. hall denies the charge bus his campaign consultant says he's paying the fine now so he can qualify for public financing.

and mayor reed has declared a fiscal state emergency. "the new york times" reports the move could give him the power to change benefits baggage -- packages. the mayor says if the city continues to fund pension as the current rate, there will be no money left for services. residents will have to rely on volunteer firefighter and police services. city council is expected to make the declaration tomorrow. 7:21. back here at home, california public schools may be able to restore money they plan to cut out of next year's budget. funding levels should stay the same as last year. that's according to a high school adviser. he tells the mercury news, school districts will have the money to hire back laid off employees if funding stays flat. but he's warning the school districts they shouldn't start

hiring back employees until lawmakers actually pass that budget. 7:22. this morning, tiger woods finds himself somewhere he hasn't been in more than 14 years. what's led to his biggest drop in the word ranking. rankings. also, the dog fight involving a big pet store chain in a bay area city. and right now object east shore freeway, traffic does

move well. but we've just found out some information about ferry service that may not put new a good mood.

tiger -- tiger woods is no longer one of the world's top golfers. this year he dropped from number 2 to number 12. he won a tournament 18 months ago in australia. since then he's been dealing with injuries and personal issues. he hopes to be healthy for the u.s. open next month. the last time tiger was not in the top ten april 1996, when he won the master's. >> that sounds strange to hear. >> uh-huh. san francisco may be sued by petco over a proposed law that would keep petro out -- petco out of the richmond

district. the supervisor introduced legislation to ban all pet store chains along the corridor to protect supply stores. petco wants the legislation significantly changed or withdrawn. 7:25. we want to check in again with sal. no rain today but the wind is still causing some problems. >> that wind was pretty wicked last night, too, and apparently over the weekend it caused damage to the ferry area. there's no ferry service. northbound 0 traffic looks okay -- 280 traffic looks okay. that's also a wind advisory for the bridge. traffic is okay on the peninsula. if you driving across the bay, it looks okay. let's go to steve. all right, sal.

thank you very much. a couple of tweets went by. we will have a mostly sunny day. those five power plays with the sharks -- >> that was tough. >> remember, the wings came back with that. so it's possible. it's possible. 40s and 50s, upper 40s and low 50s, hayward, mountain view, say, 54. i have a friend in mountain view. maybe he's watching west at san jose -- the system to the left of your screen, a lot of clouds, maybe some rain. certainly north bay by wednesday. today, windy at times but mostly sunny. wind-protected areas may not feel too bad but a mostly sunny day, breezy to windy.

the wind has really cranked up especially along the coast, as temperatures stay? the 50s, os and low 70s -- 60s and low 70s. friday should be better but not real told on a great weekend weatherwise. okay. but not great. tori and dave? >> okay. a shocking discovery by a january jan eter outside of an -- januaryor outside of an apartment house. also, the very rare opportunity for two uc berkeley grads still in prison in iran. 

welcome back. a man who police are calling the primary aggressor in the attack on giants' fan bryan stow,well, he's now in a los angeles county jail. allie rasmus is at san francisco general hospital with more on the arrest and reaction to it. >> reporter: well, dave, this hospital where we're standing is where giants' fan bryan stow has been for the past week. he's still in critical condition. he's been unconscious for the last seven weeks since he was beaten outside of dodger stadium on march 31st. now, bryan stow sufficiented a

severe brain injury when he was attacked unprovoked after the game. in the weeks that follow, los angeles police followed up on 650 tips and put in 600 thundershowers of investigative work to find the people responsible and yesterday morning, outside dodger stadium, los angeles police announced they made an arrest in the case. the los angeles police chief seemed to be overcome with emotion when he talked about in break. >> and said the words i've been waiting for for seven weeks. he said we had bryan's assault suspect in custody. >> reporter: police latested 1- year-old giovanni ramirez. he's juan -- 31-year-old johannes mehserle. he's one 3 -- 31-year-old giovanni ramirez. he's one of three people wanted. police say several witnesses at the scene of the beating also picked ramirez out of a lineout. police are not releasing his booking photo. he's being held on $1 million

bail. he's been convicted of three prior offense es, robbery, attempted robbery -- offenses, robbery and a weapons violation. the family is incredibly relieved and also released a statement expressing their gratitude saying -- >> reporter: bryan stow's family is expected to have a press conference here at the hospital at 11:00 when they will talk about some of the emotions related to the reaction of their arrest. we're not expect too get any updates on his didn't -- to get any updates on his condition. back to you. >> thank you. >> 7:33. well, the two uc berkeley graduates still imprisoned in iran were allowed to phone home for only the third time since they were arrested almost two years argue. shane bauer and josh fattal

said they staged a 17-day hunger strike after they were stopped from getting letters. the mothers of the two men began their own hunger strike last thursday. the phone calms lased less than five minutes. the families of the two men say they sound reasonably well. police in antioch are looking for the public's help. they found a 27-year-old man floating in a lake at contra loma regional park late friday night. they immediately performed cpr but were unable to save him. he was visiting family members in the bay area. police still don't know how the man died and they are asking anyone in that area friday night to contact them right away. early yesterday on addison avenue, investigators say two young men attacked a victim after they stole his wallet. police say they later attacked down the two suspects riding in

a nearby hole. the victim was badly hurt but is expected to survive. seven people were rescued in tomales bay. they werened haved yesterday afternoon about 1:00. a sonoma county sheriff's helicopter brought them back safely to shore. a small craft advisory was in place. and authorities say the winds were pretty strong. swells were about as high as ten feet. vallejo's short-staffed fire department is about to get some new firefighters. but this won't be permanent. "the time hereld" reports the city will fire six firefighters next month but three of the jobs are being paid for by federal grants which means vallejo will only keep the positions for two years. this week, vallejo city officials will start talking about regulating medical marijuana dispensaries. about a dozen medical pot clubs

are doing business right now in vallejo. on tuesday, city councilmembers will also consider wording for a pot sales tax measure for the november ballot. the city reportedly could not about $250,000 a year in revenue according to some early estimates. 7:35. drunk driving arrests have increased dramatically in the east contra costa county they of oakley. last yee, oakley reported 601 dwi arrests. that compares to 355 in 2009 and 157 in 2008. but police say it's not clear whether more people are driving under the influence or whether people have just become better at catching offenders. a teenager in new york is facing attempted murder charges this morning. she's accused of dumping her newborn baby down a trash chute. police say the janitor of a brooklyn, new york apartment building heard the baby's cries coming from a trash cam pocket

-- trash compactor yesterday morning. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. police say the 18-year-old mother lives with her own mom who did not know her daughter was pregnant. san francisco police are searching for suspects after a drive-by shooting in heys valley neighborhood. it happened near heys and buchanan streets around 9:00 last night. police say a gold car drove up to a group of -- group of boys at a bus stop and started shooting. two boys were shot in the leg. their injuries are not life- threatening and no arrests have been made. 7:37. closing arguments expected today in the chauncey bailey murder trial to wrap up. the case could then go to the jury as early as this afternoon. former your black muslim bakery leader, yusef bey iv, as well as anton mackey are accused of killing the oakland journalist almost four years ago. prosecutors say they wanted to stop bailey about writing an

article about the financial collapse of the bakery. an illegal drug operation is probably responsible for a weekend explosion in livermore that seriously injured three people. now, this happened saturday afternoon inside an apartment there on silver oaks way. it blew out the windows, part of a porch, even left a huge hole in the roof there. investigators say evidence gathered from the scene is pointing to an illegal drug operation. all three victims are still in the hospital and are being treated for severe burns and other injuries. 7:38. san jose has launched a new mediation program to resolve disputes between residents and police officers. the "mercury news" rots dart dart reports that those police officers can tell exactly what they think. in the past, san jose's police force has been accused of being overly aggressive. >> the city's independent police auditor tells the paper

she hopes the mediation will improve the department's image. a high school class ring accidentally flushed down a toilet 72 years ago has mirror miraculously made its way back to its owner. a man doing minute ens near mt. shasta found the ring and chased it back to jessie mattos, who is now 90 years old and living in vallejo. mattos says he re-- recently suffered some setbacks and this has given him a boost. >> yeah. sal, have you a lot to talk about this moving. a lot going on. >> that's right. we're gonna be looking at video. i want to let you know that the alameda ferry service this morning is affected by some damage to the fir. this is the alameda pier video we just got.

the alameda -- a ferry boat operator noticed the damage when he tried to dock the boat. service may be out for several days, maybe up to two weeks because the parts need time to get here. i'm not sure what the people who rely on this service are going to do but they may not be boarding the service in alameda. what may happen, people will have to take buses to get into the city instead. let's go to a another picture. this is a live picture in oakland hills of some downed power lines on colton road near the mendoza drive. these power lines came down and also a tree came down -- came down. this house that the police officer is standing in front of has no power. the service lines are on the ground. apparently, pg&e has arrived on the scene and it looks -- it looks like some guy is getting through here. but for the most part you will see some blockage. let's go to bay bridge toll plaza. it'sbacked up.

that's about a 15-mint delay. watch for high winds on the way into the city. all of the bay area bridges and the altamonte pass. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. we do have some partly sunny/partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny towards parts of the east bay, north bay but then mostly cloudy, peninsula south bay, especially along the san mateo coast. a lot of clouds hanging around. temperatures are gonna be cooler today. about 4 too 12 degrees above average and -- to 12 degrees abovage. from point reyes to the altamonte pass over 40. sfo's had gusts to about 45. for the morning, rather windy and then we'll keep it breezy through blustery throughout the day. i'm just looking at some of the water temperatures, off bodega bay 48, low 50s.

it's really cold water temperature. it doesn't -- it just gets a little bit of heat from the valley and then the fog forms rapidly. these clouds associated with a weak disturbance kind of rolling in. i heard it was 47 in golden gate park. livermore starting off at 50. 64 now 70 today. the 0 high on sunday was only 68. these are still cool readings. a break tuesday but then the system to the left of your screen looks like it will move in here to give us a lot of clouds and maybe some rain. today, clouds, sun. windy at times. low sun inland. just some pochy clouds. that's enough and then the next system comes in to keep everything rolling aid long. mostly sunny, partly cloudy.

breezy. 60s and 50s closer to the beaches. not very warm inland. i mean, antioch, only 74. martinez, 67. hayward, 67. 68 san jose. same for palo alto and menlo park. it's cool. a little warmer on tuesday and then we cloud it up on wednesday. rain makes it will make it to the north bay. slightly warm he on friday but not much warmer over the weekend. >> thank you, steve. the alameda ferry is not running today because of damage to the boarding tier. ferry boat operator opened -- noticed the damage when he tried to dock this morning. sal will have more of that coming up. we'll have more "mornings on 2" after this.

not a good start to the week between worries about european debt and global growth. investors are finding a lot of reasons to sell. the dow has been down triple digits ever since the start of the opening bell. the dow is currently down 137 at 12,374. nasdaq is down 46 and s&p is down 15. the prices at the pump starting to go down just in time for the summer travel season. according to the lundberg survey, the national average dropped 9 cents this past week to 3.19. prices are still -- 3.91. prices are still higher in the bay area. right now oil is trading at $97 a barrel. airline and airport grills -- officials in britton are

bracing for another -- in brynn are bracing for another -- britain are bracing for another icelandic cloud. a accomplish official says the ash cloudy -- a british official says the ash cloud could arrive this week. well, the folks in john are moving slowly -- joplin are moving slowly this morning because of a tornado. at least 89 people are confirmed dead because of the tornado. this hour, they have a storm causing strong winds and hail the size of a quarter. the fire chief says 5% of joplin, missouri was damaged including joplin's high school and the city's main hospital. some eyewitnesses talked about this devastation.

>> it just makes you think how quick something can happen. one minute it was barely sprinkling and et next minute, boy, the whole world upside down. >> now, governor's governor says gas los angeles are still -- the governor there says gas los angeles are still on and officials are going door to door. ooped. a tornado touched down in northern mips -- minneapolis. more problems from mother nay chute -- nature. people are getting extra time in louisiana because of the flooding. a mandatory evacuation wa lifted in butte la rose over the weekend. it goes back in effect tomorrow.

yesterday, prison crews were put to work filling sandbags. farms and homes homes in low- lying areas are vulnerable to flooding after two floodlines were open. people in month tan na are dealing -- montana are dealing with flooding. nearly 6 inches of rain has fallp in billing since thursday and snow melt runoff is also an issue. at least 100 homes in the billing area are vice late -- isolated because of flooding. 70% of facebook 600 million members live outside of the u.s. the social network says its new direct is of policy --

director of policy reports this. the average price for a case of beer has went up. 2% to 3% since the year before. part of the reason for the increase is because beermakers are paying a lot more for barley. flooding in canada and australia also lowered the quality of the crop and that caused a shortage. 7:49. it's a must-win game tomorrow for the san jose sharks. if they lose, the sharks will be eliminated from the stanley cup playoffs. the vancouver canucks scored three goals in a two-minute stretch during yesterday's game. on the way to a 4-2 win. game 5 is tomorrow night in vancouver. now, the winner of this series will face off against either tampa or boston for the stanley cup finals. san francisco giants have swept the first series of the year. they beat the as with another walkoff hit this time it was burress driving in darren ford

in the bottom of the 11th. their luck just keeps rolling. >> it's exciting. >> yeah. new accusations aimed the cycling's biggest star, how lance armstrong is now fighting back against this former tour de france teammate. and it was a really big night for singer justin bieber.

the biggest star in cycling is facing new allegations of illegal drug use. a former teammate said lance armstrong, promoted, encouraged, even took part in a doping program to wintour defrance in 1999. tyler hamilton says he personally watched armstrong taking banned drugs. some other stars have made similar crimes. armstrong has long denied

taking banned drugs and has never tested positive. the stars were out in las vegas for the 2011 billboard music awards. artist of the year -- get up here, bieber! [ cheers ] >> that's just one of eight awards that 17-year-old justin bieber took home. "baby" is reportedly the most- watched clip of all time on youtube, with a whopping 500 billion views. two more ships in the suisun bay mothball fleet are on their way out. the two are the 22nd and 23rd ships to leave suisun bay. they were built around the end of world war ii. the ships were first be moved to san francisco. that's where they will be cleaned and then they will go to texas and be broken apart

for recycling. well, who live in a small southern california desert town says their town stinks. a smell near the salten sea in independent deosh -- independent yowant the smell reduced by the end of the month. more than 150 local law enforcement agencies and the highway patrol. are participating in the click it or ticket campaign, the fine for not wearing a seat belt is $14 for a first-time adult offender. it's $445 for a child that's not buckled up. the click it or ticket campaign ends june 5th. it's estimated 1 million californians don't wear seat

belts. >> you'll pay for it if you get caught. sal what, are you seeing out there? >> we are seeing traffic getting busier in many areas. let's go outside and take a look at the bay bridge which has been pretty busy coming into san francisco. it is backed up all the way up to the -- or beyond the 880 overcrossing. it's a 20-minute delay. more people will be taking their cars, the alameda bay hare ber bay ferry is not returning today. it may be out for -- hare ber bay ferry is not running today. it may be out for sometime. it's windy on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. it's slow on 880 and hayward. let's go to steve. well, partly cloudy, mostly sunny, breezy and windy at times. can't warm it up.

next five, seven, ten days there's no sign of heat unless there's a big horse fly to come in and mix things up. i don't see it. 50s on the temperatures or upper 40s, i'm sure napa is probably warmer than 49. we also have a wind out of the west or southwest or a westerly direction that just means the sea breeze. a little warmer tuesday but the system to the left of your screen moving into the gulf alaska is looking like it wants to give us clouds and rain by wednesday. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. but the breeze is not going anywhere. 50s and 60s and low 70s. i mean, only 70 morgan hill, livermore, napa, 72. 66 oakland. upper 60s on the peninsula. a little warmer on tuesday. clouds roll in on wednesday. clearing thursday. friday should be slightly warmer but not much warmer as we go into the weekend. 7:57. trouble at the bay area's toughest prison. the riot that sent four prisoners to the hospital.

a missing 4 yield has been found. hear her -- a missing 4-year- old has been found. hear her mother's thought about a reunion. and a live update from los angeles in the big break in the bryan stow case.

welcome back. i'm tori dam cam -- tori cam b. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, may 23rd the. we want to get right to sal because high winds have really caused problems for some commuters. >> that's right. i want to show you some video that just came in. the alameda ferry service is not running today because of damage to the boarding pier in the gangway you see here. the ferry boat operator noticed it when he tried to dock the boat this morning. they say the service may be out for several days, maybe up to two weeks because the parts to fix the problem have to be ordered. they take time to get here. meanwhile, it's unclear what the people who rely on the ferry will do. perhaps they will set up bus

service. we really don't know yet. we'll keep you posted. the power lines were down in this area. at least one home is without power. as you can see, the service lines to this home here have been taken down. now, the street has been reopened. but there's also a tree down in the area and that may actually be there for a little bit. they say it could be out there until early afternoon. as you can see, it is blocking one of the lanes. at 8:01. let's go back to the desk. all right, sal. in the news right now, a 4- month-old baby girl reported missing in contra costa county is safe this morning a after being found in southern california. ktvu's jade hernandez spoke to a family friend she's joining us live to tell us more about what she had to say. jade? >> reporter: well, if all goes as scheduled, there's a reunion going on right -- on right now between cystp and her baby, 4-

month-old ramy. that reunion will be in southern california. the baby was found in los angeles last night and the mare, kristin, will meet up with her baby. this is a picture of the 4- month-old, ramy amadea gallego. the contra costa county sheriff's office just released information about investigators interviewing three people regard everything the disappearance of this child. the spokesman plans to give us an 0 on-camera update after "mornings on 2." the mother reported she put the little one down to sleep around 10:00 saturday night. eight hours later, ramy amadea gallego was gone from her bass son et. the -- bassennette. ramey was not the only child in the home. her siblings were thome but no one was hurt. lisa, a friend of the baby's

mother -- >> christen, saying we're headed to el monte, kale, to pick up our beautiful ramy. thank you, lord, for the quick work of law enforcement and person who turned her in. thank you, thank you, thank you, for all of the independent credible support. i can't thank you enough and love you all. >> now, to recap, mother and baby should be enjoying a happy reunion right now, investigators are interviewing three people regards to this case. to give you an idea where the baby was reported missing, we're live in the area, the rural area surrendered by farmland. there's still a lot of questions about how a 4-month- old baby was taken from her own bassinet and, of course, officials plan to give us an update sometime after 9:00. reporting live, jade hernandez,

ktvu channel 2 news. this morning, the highway patrol is searching for the car and driver who hit a 72-year- old man overnight. it happened just after 12:30 on southbound 880 near the fruitvale exit in oakland. it's not known why the man, the victim was walking. witnesses called officers says the -- witnesses called officers say the victim was crawling across the roadway. and when they arrived on the scene, he was dead. his identity has not been released. a 15-year-old chico boy was arrested after officers spottingly -- spotted him running naked. officers say he broke into a home and he was so outof -- so out of control that police had to stun him when they found him. he faces vandalism and drug charges. 8:04. in overnight shoes -- news, a

prison right riot -- riot in had in-- inmate with at least four inmates to the hospital. guards say about 200 prisoners were involved. the guards used nonlethal bullets and pepper tray to break it all up. investigators say at least ten inmates were found. the cause of the riot is under investigation. new this morning, the supreme court withheld an order to cut the prison population by 5,000. justice anthony kennedy who wrote the opinion included several photos of overcrowding. police are out there looking for suspects suspects in a deadly shooting. this happened shortly before:00. investigators say they found a

19-year-old victim on the sidewalk. he was rushed to a local hospital but he died a short time later. still not clear what he led up to the shooting. but anty okay -- but antioch police say they still have several leads to follow up. we want to check in with sal, keeping a close eye on the commute. how are things going at the bay bridge. they are getting busy. westbound traffic isbacked up for about a 20-minute delay. well, maybe between 15 and 20 minutes. its still -- it's still backed you. you have to wait for a while. it's also windy on the spans, windy on the san mateo, dumbarton and bay bridge and as also on the altamont pass. >> if you are going the other way on nimitz, traffic will be busy heading down to the south bay. a little bit of an improvement

in union city and fremont. on the peninsula, both directions are slow. it's go to sleeve. thank you, sir. a very -- steve. thank you, sir. still a cool pattern. the hills are still kind of green. what's going on here? a lot of partly cloudy, partly sunnies today. breezy to windy, mostly sunny. a little wart early-morning on -- warmer on tuesday. it looks like cloudy skies and then possibly some rain as we head to wednesday. i've looked at some projections, out there towards fantasyland, about 15 days out and the cool pattern is still in place. wind very gusty.

we had gusts over 50 for some. but about 25, 35 today. certainly if possible. as that system kind of -- just swings right over us. and the wraparound still giving us partly cloudy skies. there's holes in the clouds. but brown the san mateo coast more clouds than more areas but it will be a opinion/mostly cloudy day with temperatures -- temperatures struggling to meet the 7 ox. there's a west november or a west west, you name it, it's all a sea breeze in place. tuesday is okay. there's your wednesday. that system is looking stronger with time. clouds, stun -- sun. 50s and 60s closer to the coast and also the bay, just some patchy low clouds and we focus our attention and then the

wednesday system will keep the beat going for additional clothing. it does look like possible rain. breezy at times, mostly sunny, i'm being off the mystic, about 50s and low 60s for some. santa rosa, brentwood, antioch, oakley, livermore, it's cool for this time of year. morgan hill, gilroy were in the upper 60s. 68 redwood city, not very warm. clouds possible rain on wednesday, clearing on thursday after maybe some morning rain. it does look partly cloudy and near normal to below on temperatures by the weekend. 8:09. boy, another weather disaster in the south what's hampering search and rescue efforts after this. a tornado that killed dozens of people. new information on a serious air disaster two years ago, the answers found at the bottom of the ocean. also, his highly publicized

prediction of the rapture. what the bay area preacher said the world was going to end two days ago is saying now.

good morning. partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. >> cool, breeze, very windy for some. we've had gusts over 0 miles an hour -- 30 miles an hour. 8:12. a man who police are calling the primary aggressor in that

attack on a giants' fan is in the los angeles county jail this morning. but the search goes on for other suspects. our reporter gina silva is live in los angeles. she has details. >> reporter: good morning. one down, two moring to. yesterday was one of the -- two more to go. yesterday was one of the arrests in the beet beating. police got a lot of tips. they led no more. but this one, a big tip. the suspect is identified as 31- year-old giovanni ramirez. detectives say he was one of two men who attacked bryan stow on opening day. his booking photo has not been released yet. but the people who witnessed him at the stadium say this appears to be home. doctors had to place bryan stow in a medically-induced coma and he's in critical condition. a situate team with a search

warrant arrived atant east bay hollywood complex. they arrived and took ramirez into custody. a second warrant was issued at another location, but no one else was arrested. police are looking for a second man who attacked bryan stow in the parking lot and a woman who helped the women get away. know you, bryan stow is in a hospital in northern california. he's no longer in a coma. doctors say he's not regained conscious nbc. ramirez, who was arrested on sunday morning, has been booked on assault with a deadly weapon. his bail is a million dollars. that's the latest from los angeles. back to you dies -- guys in the side yo. the parole officer who had the tip that led to the arrest, would he be eligible for the reward money? >> reporter: i've been getting a lot of questions about that. it's possible he may not get that money because he does belong to law enforcement. but certainly, they are gonna

look into that. all right. thank you, gina. the oakland minister who posted billboards across the bay area and around the world proclaiming the end of the world would happen last saturday may 21st, is expected to say more today about his failed prediction. he tells the paper that he's "flabbergasted" that he was wrong. he had been back at work had morning and will have more to say about the prediction soon. john lip, missouri is being lashed by another violent thunderstorm after taking a devastating blow from a violent tornado. strong winds and hail are slowing search-and-rescue efforts for any survivers of the tornado. so far, 89 people are confirmed dead. the national weather service says this morning's storm could have wind speeds up to 60 miles per hour. 8:15. happening right now, president obama is visiting a little town in ireland where he has a

family connection. i think we have a live picture if we can. we don't have it right now. but we can tell you that the president is now in a little town called moneygall and hundreds turned out to he well -- to turned out to welcome the president when he arrived there just a moment ago. ktvu's alison burns is live to explain the very special connection to that irish town. >> reporter: it's the beginning of the president's six-day european tour. in the just the last hour, he toasted his own irish heritage with a custom-grewed ginness. custom-brewed ginness. the president and first lady received a warm welcome in moneygall. ,000 people lined the streets to get a glimpse of him and shake his hand. president obama's great-great- great-grandfather on his mother

aside was a shoemaker here. the president met with ireland's president and prime minister earlier in the day. from here he cliffs an address at an irish -- delivers an address at an irish celebration. and then he goes on to france and poland. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay. thank you. well, this morning, pakistani troops regained control of a naval base taken over by taliban militants who occupied it for 18 hours. now, at least 12 members of the pakistan security forces were killed during a very fierce battle. two u.s. supplied-surveillance aircraft were destroyed. the taliban says the attack was a revenge for the u.s. raid that killed osama bin laden. the taliban is also denying a report that its leader has been killed. an afghan newspaper reports

that mullah mohammed omar was shot to death in pakistan. however, a taliban spokesperson says that report is absolutely wrong. the spokesman says omar is alive and in office -- and in afghanistan. it is 8:17. former minnesota governor, tim pawlenty, is officially in the race for the republican presidential nomination in 2012. he announced his run in an internet video taking several digs at -- digs at president obama. >> have to do more than give fancy speeches. we've had three years of that. it's not working. >> pawlenty also said he will tell the american people the truth, suggesting president obama, doesn't. today, pawlenty will formally announce his candidacy in a town hall appearance in iowa. in the meantime, indiana governor, mitch daniels sent an e-mail to his supporters selling -- telling him after long -- telling them after long consideration he would not return for the 2012 nomination.

it's believed to be due to his wife and daughters who did not want -- who did not want to be in the spotlight. sours are saying that the pilot in plane crash had left the cockpit right before that sensor failure. all 228 people on board the flight from rio to paris died when the jet crashed into the sea on may 31st, 2009. back here at home, the fight against a european moth appears to be working. state agriculture department says this year they've trapped 57 moths in napa county. thats to the 80,000 moth -- pockets trapped at the same

time -- moths trapped at the same time. half the international space station crew is now heading home to earth. and one nation has a parting gift for nasa. plus -- the royal wedding has turned heads around the world. what princess beatrice has done with her hat to help children. good morning. you can see some slow traffic here on 880 heading south. i'm tell you about that and the rest of the morning commute -- straight ahead.

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today, half of the international space station crew will leave the space station and tart to come back to earth. but before they climb back a -- aboard the soyuz spacecraft, they will take a picture of the space shuttle "endeavour" docked with the space station and take a plan etary view. nasa says that's unique. they are calling that a legacy of the 30-year space shuttle program. the royal wedding hat that had tongues around the world wagging has told on ebay for $130,000. you may remember this pale-

colored fascinator worn by princess beatrice at the royal wedding last month. the hat generated a lot of jokes and even it's own ridiculous hot fa facebook page. the princess sold the hat to raise charities for two children. >> $130,000. >> yeah. >> wow. sal's gonna help you get to where you need to go because there's a lot to consider. one of the things that we are looking at are the bridges because it's been a little bit tough to drive across some of them. it's been windy. even though the wind advisory is issued by the chp are a pretty good warning, a lot of people go out without hearing them. make sure you have your hand -- both hands on the steering wheel and you were not inadvertently going in the next

lang, which can happen on the freeways in the winds. good traffic on the golden gate bridge and richmond bridge, traffic looks good in bows directions. let's go to steve. the wind was howling last night and it continues for some. not as bad as it was a couple of areas ago still, temperatures near the coast, 4 to 6 degrees below average and inland, it's a good 12, 15. the wind will still on -- will still be on the breezy, blustery side. 50s on temperatures. low to mid-50s right now. we're not starting off very warm. west or southwest or if it's a westerly direction on that breeze. we've had gusts at about 34 miles an hourp tuesday will be okay. slightly warm he. partly sunny. that system to the left of your screen there coming out of the

gulf of alaska sure looks like rain for me by, oh, wednesday afternoon. mostly sunny today, partly cloudy. breezy, windy at times. 50s, 60s, coast/bay. a far cry from where we should be. dave? >> okay, steve. 8:26. a massive tornado has already caused dozens of deaths. now joplin, missouri is facing another possible disaster. we'll let you hear from worsters -- reporters there on the scene. >> reporter: and gening. i'm jade hernandez. we're live with a 4 -- missing 4-month-old who was discovered in southern california. in a half-hour we'll hear from the contra costa county

sheriff's office. also something rare for the uc berkeley graduates jailed in iran that's only happened three times in two years.

an investigation is underway to determine how a 4- month-old baby from contra costa county ended up in southern california. ktvu's jade hernandez has been on the story since overnight hours and it back now to tell us -- and is back now to tell us what the mother has to say about this. jade? >> reporter: well, that's right. there's so many questions about how a 4-month-old baby could disappear from her bass sonnet and reappear -- bassinet and reappear in southern

california. the mother of ramy has been posting, saying she was very grateful for the person who turned her daughter in. the circumstances surrounding what that could mean poses more questions. kristin said she hoped to have her daughter back this morning in el monte. the contra costa county sheriff's department says they are interviewing three people regarding the disappearance of this child in southern california. authorities say kristin told her she put the little one down saturday night and eight hours later, she was gone from her bassinet. the infant wasn't the only child in the hole. her three other siblings were there, but not hurt. the search pulled in 100 law enforcement officials, k-9s and

volunteers. this is her mother's friend. >> i'm reading from facebook the here's a quote from kristin saying, "praise the lord. my baby has been found. thank you for all of your prayers." >> reporter: you are looking at a live picture at the contra costa cork sheriff's office this morning. in 30 morning -- at the contra costa county sheriff's office this morning. in 30 minutes, they will give us an update. i want to bring you back to nythen, the small town, where the baby was reported missing. the home is located in a rural area, surrounded by farmland. this community was hit hard when it was discovered that the baby was gone. volunteers came out. many are very happy the babe is safe and sound and -- baby is safe and sound and still there's a lot of questions surrendering the disappearance. >> obviously a story we'll continue to follow. police in antioch are asking for the public's help as

they look for answers in a florida man's mysterious death. they found the 27-year-old floating in a rake at -- in a lake at con tro loma park late friday night. they immediately performed cpr but were unable to save him. police still don't know how the man died. they are asking anyone in that area friday night to contact them right away. the two uc berkeley graduates still in prison in iran were ahowed to phone home for only the third time since their arrest nearly two years ago. shane bauer and josh fattal said they staged a 17-day hunger strike after they were stopped from receiving letters. the mothers of the two young men began their own hunger strike last thursday. the phone calls lasted less than five minutes. their families say bauer and fattal sound reasonably well. people in marin county have one more chance to stalk to

water officials about proposed rate hikes. there's a meeting tonight at 7:00 at the city hall. officials want to increase the rate by 4% to help balance the budget. they say the rate hike would add about $to every two-month billing period. dr. os is talking about the -- oz is talking about the fight against child obesity. he's asking the question, is it child abuse to have a child that's fat. we'll talk to him live at 8:45. a high school class ring that was accidentally flushed down a toilet 72 years ago has miraculously made its way back to its owner. a man doing maintenance work near mount shasta found the ring, traced it back to jessie mottos, who is now 90 years old and living in vallejo. he says he recently suffered

some setbacks, including the lots low -- the loss of his life. candidates are attacking gorge gascon for supporting the death penalty. david ono says he would not seek the death penalty under any circumstances. and candidate bach says she would approach it on a case-by- case basis. 8:34. six new firefighters will soon be on duty in the city of vallejo but not all of this em are going to be -- all of them are going to be permanent. they will hire the six firefighters next month. how far, three of the positions are being paid for by a federal grant. that means vallejo will only keep that position for two years. vale's fire department -- says

he will be able to fill the positions because of the tough economy. about a dozen medical pot clubs are currently doing business in vallejo. on tuesday, city council members will consider wording for a pot sales tax measure for the november ballot. the city could reportedly net around $230,000 a year in revenue, according to early estimates. an illegal drug operation is likely responsible for a weekend explosion in livermore that seriously injured three people. it happened saturday afternoon inside an apartment on silver oaks way. the blast blew out the windows and part of the porch. investigators say evidence wear --ed from the scene points to the illegal drug operation. all three victims are still at the hospital suffering from severe burns and other injuries. your time is 8:35. expect some delays if you plan to drive to lake tahoe,

starting today, one-way traffic control will be in effect. highway 50 will reopen to both directions on weekends only. until all that -- until all that work is continued. we've been telling all morning about that deadly tornado that -- that really hit, joplin, missouri. well, this morning, john lib is dealing with more bad weather on top of the tornado devastation. mike tobin, our reporter, is joining us live to tell us how all of that is affecting the search-and-rescue efforts. how is it it? >> reporter: well, it seems like the weather has lightened up. we still have some rain dune here. we have a lot of lightning. the winds never got this strong with the second batch of

weather. what it did for a time is stop the you screws looking for survivers. what amount of debris i can show -- i ke somehow -- i can show you. you have all of the scars piled on top of each other. one thing i can show you -- one thing i can show you, the amount of depth of destruction here. this tornado, traveled about six miles on ground. you can see this armageddon- like scene behind me. as you can -- as you see some of the lights flashing, there is are the emergency crews going through the debris. the latest death toll figure we have is 89 people killed by the force of this tornado but that number is anticipated to rise as the crews go through the debris. it was not the most strong category of tornado that came through here. it's estimated right now atin' an e firefighter-or 4. the difference between this one, it

-- e-3 or e-4. a lot of focus is on the st. john's medical center. the tornado just stopped here. medical records and x-rays have been found here, some 60 miles away. the weather is not particularly good right now. but the emergency crews are back out searching for the -- through the debris trying to find some survivers. back to you. the tornado in joplin, missouri just part of a severe weather system that rolled through the midwest yesterday. look at these pictures. a tornado touchdown in northern minneapolis, killed at least one person, injured 30 more. another one swept through a small town in can cities,

killing one person and damaged about 200 homes. wow. let's check in with sal, see how things are going this monday morning. sal? >> all right. we do have some slow traffic reported on many areas now. it's really a couple of things are blocking the lanes. let's go outside -- let's go to first the video that i want to show you. this is the alameda harbor bay ferry. the pier has been damage. you can see some the pylons are just not quite right. service was caned for today -- cancelled for today but it may be closed for two weeks until they can get the reports. this is the alameda hare ber bay -- harbor bay. this ferry may noting up and -- not be up and running for two weeks. we've had some slow traffic on

the nimitz freeway. a stall p stalled vehicle northbound coming up to the high street exit. could be an accident as well. chp has conflicting reports we'll. we'll watch that for you. also, 880 heading south from union street to fremont is still slow. >> all right. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a couple of tweets coming in. we had gusts 40, 50 miles an hour. things seem to be coming down a little bridge we'll stay cooler today and probably for a while. i don't see any sign of heat but things can change fast once you get to the end of may and june. we'll see. the water temperatures are unbelievable cool. it will be a breezy day.

you can see some of the cloud cover left over from the system wrapping around. it's a weak system. but it's there and it came right over us. that's allowing temperatures to be on the cool side. 50 to 55. i mean, everybody is really close on these temperatures. usually by this time of year, you start to see a pretty good difference between the coast and bay. that's not the case. san jose is now calm, calm, calm. but still southwest, west- southwest, west-northwest. everything is in line for a westerly breeze. we can't warm up that much. the system looking better -- better and better is showing every time of arriving on wednesday giving us rain, especially in the north bay and maybe down the peninsula, east bay we'll see. the system coming it on wednesday, that means we keep

temperatures he well below average and the possibility of more rain. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. the wind is a factor. 50s, 60s and low to mid-70s but temperatures, you know, travis, 73. fairfield, that's a cool end. redwood city, mountain view, all upper 60s. san jose only 68. 50s and 60s on the coast. a little warmer on tuesday. it looks like rain makes it wednesday afternoon, early thursday. friday should be a little warmer but i don't have a lot of faith in it being really warm for the weekend. dr. oz joins us live next to talk about the problems of child hood obesity. also, the latest gadget from apple. this one brings the apple store right into your house.

welcome back. this morning an investigation is underway to determine how long -- how a missing 4-month- old girl ended up in southern california. little ramy disappeared from

her evacuate:00 -- contra costa county home. we found out the little girl is safe and sound. an ex-con and known gang member is in jail in los angeles. police say 31-year-old giovanni ramirez is the primary aggressor in the sabbage beating of -- savage beating of bryan stow seven weeks ago. police arrested him yesterday in east hollywood. and a prison riot in san quentin ended with at least four inmates being sent to the hospital. this started around 7:00 last night in the prison dining hall. the guard says 200 prisoners were involved. a 4-month-old infant girl reported missing in contra costa county has been found in southern california. joining us live now is jimmy lee, the spokesman for the contra costa county sheriff's office with more on the

investigation to determine how that child ended up hundreds of miles away. jimmy, good morning. >> reporter: garaging. the information that i can provide -- good morning. the information that i can provide at this time, baby is safe. the baby is in southern california with some of our detectives. they are down there at this time interviewing some people regarding this case. that's pretty much all i can say at this point about the investigation. >> you can say anything about who was with baby at the time? who might be possibly be looked at or questioned right now? >> reporter: well, i don't want to reveal the details. i think we'll have more later 0 be this afternoon. the baby is safe. we're trying to reunite the baby with the parents and our detectives are still in southern california. they are following up on leads and are still talking to people there. >> i can understand there's limited information you can say right now. can you say anything about the physical condition of the little girl? >> reporter: the baby is fine. she was not injured in any way

and she's safe with our detectives. how long might your investigation, your questioning going on -- go on? how long might this go on? >> reporter: we'll just have to sea where it goes from here. at this point they are tauing -- talking to a number of people and they will decide whether or not any of those individuals will go into custody. we'll just take it from there. it could go on for the next few days or even longer. it all depends on what they uncover during their interviews. >> i appreciate you stopping to talk to us. i know this is a fluid situation still under investigation but you took the time to talk to us. jimmy lee, the spokesman for the contra costa county sheriff's department. thank you for joining us. >> tu. 8:48. let's go to tori. it's become a major concern for more and more currents -- parents. nearly one-third of our kids are either overweight or obese. tv's dr. oz joins us live to discuss this serious problem

with childhood obesity. this is gonna be the topic of his show tomorrow but he joins us live. >> good morning. it is a big debate. childhood obesity is mortgaging the future of this country. >> these are not only expensive lives to take care of but they are lost lives because they can't enjoy the long-term life. the big question is, is it child abuse or not? i will just say, if somebody was driving down 5 miles an hour and didn't have their seat belt on, and their child didn't have a seat belt on, is that child abuse? that's the fundamental we're talking about. >> we were just talking about the click it or ticket campaign. so when should the parents start to or wor -- start to worry? when should become a concern? >> well, if the child is having any problems, and those include

emotional problems. meaning if they are being teased, if they can't participate in daily activities, then they have too much weight on board. you can calculate the bmi, put the child's height and weight in there and it will tell you. if your body mass is more than 30. for example, an 8-year-old, you should be less than 100, 110 to be in that category. then you have too much weight on board. that's a problem because most of those children will turn out to be obese adults. >> and you are a heart surgeon. this is not just a vanity issue? >> no. i work with health core -- it's like the peace corps. we send kids to high schools around the country to he teach these high schoolers will about -- about their bodies. why did i do it? because as a heart surgeon, i bean gan -- began to operate on

25 years old. i can tell you tears's not much -- there's not much out there for them because they will have problems in the future. now we have 10, 12, 16-year-old kids who have high cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes. and that's why this big debate is on the show tomorrow. if the only person really has a -- an ability to make a major impact, the parents, they will never be able to fix the schools, we won't be able to get into the child's life in a way that's meaningful. i know it's hard for parents. i know it's difficult when you doesn't have a lot of money and it's hard to put the blame on the parents but there are states now that report the child's weight to the parents. because they are gonna start going after the parents. illinois is arguing that you should take the tax credit off because they argue you are not doing your job.

>> wow. that's a pretty dramatic example. this will be on at:00 p.m. but starting on thursday, you will be airing at 4:00 p.m. and we're excited that that will happen. >> i'm very exit sad -- excited. i taped one of oprah's show, the last show, it will be on on tuesday. we're excited about inheriting that position. thank you for the opportunity. >> we look forward to to -- to it. 8:52. back to dave. headaches are sending millions of people to emergency rooms every year according to a new federal report that just came out this morning. the report says of the 3 million people who go to emergency rooms for headaches,

74% are women. altogether, 97% of the patients are usually treated and released. the patients who are actually admitted. they typically have migraines. there's also a new list out that shows san francisco as one of the healthiest cities in america. the american college of sports medicine released the new rankings this morning, minneapolis came in number one. but san francisco came in close, number 6. san jose came in at number 11. the unhealthiest city in the country is oklahoma city. several factors go into the ranking, including the residence who spoke, obesity rates and the availability of parks. well, yet, another nba player is in hot water this morning for allegedly using a home phobic slur during a game. joe keep noah admitted saying something last night in miami.

he didn't clarify what he said but the tv cameras appeared to so him -- to show him using a slur. noah apologized said he was just caught up in the moment. the nba has not made a statement about it but as you know, last month, los angeles lakers star kobe bryant was fined $100,000 for a similar incident. 8:53. -- 8:53. it's a growing hazard facing california firefighters. the threat they face this in more and more burning home -- homes. and the tiger scare. this one triggered, believe it or not, a massive response.

three sonoma county fires this month raising concerns about indoor pot-growing operations and the problems they cause for firefighters. firefighters say they never know what to expect when they get inside. one firefighter actually fell through a burning floor and almost landed on an illegal power panel. other hazards, include make- shift wiring system, barred up windows and doors, plastic sheeting on the walls. even some booby-traps. apple is making it easier to buy a new computer with the new version of its apple store app for the iphone and the ipad touch. application was upgraded over the weekend. they will allow you to custom configureure a new app on your

iphone before you finish your record -- your order. they are adding in an ipad next to each computer product to make it easier to comparison shom. people in southern england launched a helicopter and had tranquilizers ready for a tiger reported loose. it turns out it was a toy. this is video. once the helicopter zoomed in officers realized it was just a life-sized stuffed toy. authorities are trying to track down the owner. all right. that will do it for us. thanks for watching. >> bye now.