b.a.r.t. delays because of a problem in san francisco where a person was injured at one of the stations. details coming up. an unthinkable crime, involving parents, their kids and a california swimming pool. and who the ceo of a major coffeemaker is blaming for the recent increase in prices. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. we want to get right to our

b.a.r.t. story, a person is injured, in a wheelchair. sal? >> apparently someone in a wheelchair fell off the platform. let's bring in the spokesperson, linton johnson. good morning. >> good morning. all trains are running through the stations, making all stops. >> so for a while trains were being turned around. we had a passenger in a wheelchair that a a -- that had an incident. we were in san francisco for 24 minutes, behind. but now we're making all trains, all stops. >> i guess we're lucky that no

one was seriously hurt here. so the trains are gonna take a little while. you said 15 to 20-minute delays. is that what i heard you say? >> in you were there at the time this happened, at 6:20, you are probably about -- if you are getting on the system now, you probably won't notice a delay. it really depends on where you are. the average wait for most is ten minutes now. >> linton johnson, thank you for joining us. again, just to recap, b.a.r.t. trains are now running as normal. there could be minor delays but the delays we had last hour, they've dissipated after they got the person off the station. we'll continue to monther b.a.r.t -- monitor b.a.r.t. back tu. >> thank -- back to you.

>> thank you, sal. we have developing news. let's go to jade hernandez. >> reporter: good morning. one neighbor told us hearing gunshots is nothing new. he explained to us what he heard. >> i heard a couple of shots, five shots. and then the ambulance came. >> reporter: investigators don't know if this is gang- relate but they are looking into whether the victim was targeted or whether he was involved in gang activity. we can tell you at this hour, someone reported hearing shots fired before 11:00 last night in east san jose. an officer was flagged down for help. when police arrived, they found a man bleeding in the street with gunshot wounds. the man was taken to the hospital. police are not saying whether the shooting victim lived in the neighborhood or was visiting. >> we don't know if it was gang- related but we're going to look

into that aspect. at this point, the investigators are still gathering evidence and trying to obtain witnesses. >> reporter: the white car, the volkswagen jetta has already been towed this morning. officers canvassed the area, trying to find someone who had seen or heard anything. at this point, the victim's name has not been released. i want to bring you live out here. this scene is still being blocked off by police. police are fock -- are looking for one suspect, possibly more. this is the 20th homicide of the year. the investigation is still ongoing. the investigation is still ongoing. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. a san francisco man is facing federal charges accused of selling a fake remedy for colds at a shop in san francisco. the fda says the product

contains towed venom, an arsenic. the woman bought the drug from a holistic center and became ill. police say a a husband and wife are suspected of taking their own lives and killing their daughters. the bodies were found in a backyard swimming pool. the mother was found in the bathtub. police will only say couple was facing financial difficulties. 7:05. a central california chemistry teacher facing child endangerment charges for allegedly helping her students inhale chloroform. police arrested her on monday. she's accused of lep -- of helping three male students

inhale chloroform on at least five occasion over the last few months. chloroform can make you feel high but large doses can cause you to pass out or die. a verdict has been reached in the bay area man suspected in a killing spree last year. you i may remember this man. he was connected -- you may remember this man. he was connected to the deaths of a father, son, two women from vallejo, and a third woman. valdemoro's girlfriend. police shot and killed him during a high-speed chase. now the jurors issued a verdict and they found that he died at the hands of another by accident. we reported earlier this week that coffee prices are climbing. now it's hitting the biggest coffee chain in the world. kraig debro is live from oakland to talk about what is driving up the prices and people's reaction. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning,

tori. typically, we come to this gas station here about the prices. but this time we're asking people about the price of coffee, that as the price of gas per gallon is down 12 cents from two weeks ago. the price coffee is going up. starbucks announced a 17% increase of packaged coffee, foalinger, and also dunkin did you knits, their -- dunkin' donuts, up 38 cents since may. the labor department says a pound ground coffee -- kochfy rose 3 -- coffee rose 37%. and recently, gas prices have actually decreased. the price of gas is determined by the world market by a barrel

gasoline. so a barrel -- a barrel of oil is about $100 today. the price of coffee is determined by a world market measurement. m october of 2010, it was 90- point 57 per pound -- 90.57 per pound. >> people have to have their coffee in the morning, regardless of the price. >> that's latest price for april. if you check the world market price for coffee today, it's 120 cents per pound. now -- so starbucks's ceo says the people driving up the gas prices are the same people driving up the cost of coffee. spec laters, he says speculators have gotten into the market as well and they are driving up the price. the market watchers say it's the bad weather and demand drivingping the price. reporting live from oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2

news. >> all right, kraig. thank you. sal, you have your hands full this morning. >> that's right. we've had b.a.r.t. delays. they are still there but the trends are operating through san francisco. there were some people who are saying their train was delayed for a long type because they were coming into san francisco right when they shut down service at powell street station because the person fell on the tracks. no serious injuries but the train service was stopped for a while. now all trains are running. less go out to the -- let's go tout -- let's go to out to the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound coming into san francisco. no major problems getting into the city. northbound 880, the traffic is looking good here in oakland. if you are driving this morning onto the b.a.r.t. system again -- not driving, taking b.a.r.t. i think i said driving onto the b.a.r.t. system. if you are taking b.a.r.t., there are delays coming in to and out of san francisco because of earlier problems.

here's steve. what is that big yellow ball in the -- in the sky? it's the sun! temperatures, cool this morning. i just talked to a friend of mine, cordelia, down to 44. at napa in the low 40s. for this time of year, temperatures are no doubt about it, cool. i don't really expect much of a change here as we go forward. low clouds, fog, sunny. clear, cool, 40s, 50s to low 50s. by noon a lot sunshine. i think you'll have to deal with more clouds. 50s, low 60s and mid- to upper 60s and then we'll go mostly sunny. that late breeze seems like a given. near 70 for some. near 60s around the bay and then upper 50s, low 60s by the coast. temperatures are below average. the severe weather up there in the sacramento county, butte county, that system produced

thunder and lightning up near fort bragg. see how the clouds are streaming there? it just continues to race down. sebass toe pal had -- sebastopol had, .60. santa rosa, .45. san francisco, dublin, .10. some low clouds around, the farther north you go, mostly sunny to the south. not much breeze yet. fairfield west at 7 but a hoot of calm. the wind will pick up later on. 40s, mid- to upper, but low 50s. again, the coast, bay, inland, everybody is really close in these temperatures. see how everything is driving out of the west. there may be -- there might be more of a ripple. it will give us a drizzle. not really rain. some upper 60s.

fairfield, 68. same for napa, berkeley is in there. antioch, berkeley, low 70s. livermore and pleasanton only 68. same for danville, san ramon, walnut creek, low 70s. santa clara valley. mostly cloudy friday and i think we get a break and then know up in the sierra nevada. >> thank you, steve. proof that hitler really was barking mad. who is claiming that nazi scientist tried to create an army of talking dogs. and the violent weather is happening here in california. where tornadoes touched down.

good morning. mostly sunny. i know there's some clouds around. we're gonna be optimistic after yesterday's clouds and rain. it won't be that sunny. highs in the 60 ors very, very -- 60s or very, very 70s. usual late spring snowfall jade. it's clearing up this morning. this was the scene yesterday at so toe springs cash cash so -- soto springs. we mentioned the possible severe weather in the northern sacramento valley, yeah, no kidding. this was from a sacramento tv chopper. usually they are the ones that get the view of the tornado, this was in butte county, not

far from chico here. minor damage report outside of chico. three tornadoes yesterday touched down. so this video is not far from chico. thankfully no one was hurt. we posted these videos on -- on the website. not only twisters here but across country. these are unbelievably cold systems for this time of year which helps generate these tornadoes. >> all right. speaking of those twisters, severe storms continue to threaten american states this morning. about a -- mid-american states. about a dozen states are under warning. jim spellman is live in joplin where the search for the missing continues. >> reporter: yes, that's right. still searching. anybody that may be stuck in this rubble from the tornado. take a look at what they are

working with. this is a monumental task. yesterday, unfortunately, there were no new rescue made. the total rescued alive, 19. one of the emphasis today is to match you the 1500 or so missing with their loved ones and try to find out their status later today. this morning we expect the governor so release a list of all of those missing people that should help coordinate those efforts, the state taking over that initiative from the local authorities here to try to connect those people with their loved ones. this is -- people are coming back to this mile after mile after mile of this wreckage. and they don't know where some of their loved ones. nobody thinks 1500 people are dead or caught in the wreckage. we know they may be in shelters, hospitals, they may have left the area. so they are gonna try to do that today so the people here can find some way to get some sort of closure and move on with their life. back to you. >> all right, jim spellman live for us in joplin, missouri. thank you. right now, president obama is meeting with world leaders.

he's at the g-8 summit in france. kight 'alison burns, live in our washington, d.c -- ktvu's alison burns, live in our washington, d.c. with more. you have the most power people there. >> reporter: that's right. president obama and the leaders of other economic powers walked on a red carpet and greeted this had longs of people along the -- throngs of people along the way. today's official agenda includes talks on nuclear security in light of the crisis in japan and about internet pry -- pricing. president obama is also participating in one-on-one talks. earlier, he sat down with russia's president, where they emphasized muteual cooperation on issues like fighting terrorism but reported no progress on the contentious

issue of missile defense. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. brit britain -- britain's prime minister said his wife had just arrived in new york for a business trip on september 10th, before the attacks, and will never forget the five hours of trying to get ahold of his wife on attack of the twin towers. she was pregnant at the time with their first child, born seven months later. house lawmakers will debate the president's power to decide the fate of terror suspects today. they are trying to close a deal on a did $690 billion defense bill. democrats have offered an

amendment that would allow for the prosecution of terror suspects in american courts. the white house will unveil plans to ease some of the regulatory red tape for businesses. some includes include eliminating a vapor recovery system. the change would ease labeling mandates for hazardous materials, hazardous waste labeling and safety rules for railroads. this is all subject to a 30-day comment period. a photo of a 12-mile per gal concernry suburban. ray lahood drove this to the unveiling of the sticker

requirement yesterday. the photo was launched on twitter. a new book is being hailed by critics as further truth that hitler was barking mad. the book takes an inside look at the attempt by nazi science to bread an -- breed an army of dogs that could read, write and they wanted the dogs to serve with the germ be troops. "time" magazine says he -- german troops. "time" magazine said he set up a camp for the dogs. this is strange, too. scientists say it actually ross mcgowaned the edge of the cosmos, the huge blast that is as bright as a million suns. also, why there are more and more men in the united states. good morning. traffic on northbound 208 is moving along okay.

we'll tell you more -- straight ahead.

7:23. astronomers say they've identified the most distant explosion ever detected. they say it happened at thevy edge of the observe -- at the very edge of the observableuneny verse and that's -- universe. they say the blast glowed as brightly as a million, million suns. so it was easy to spot. they first noticed the blast with the help of a nasa satellite in april of 2009 but have only finished compiling their findings. we know there are more women than men but men are closing the gap. new 2010 census figures just came out today, show the number of men in the u.s. has increased over the last ten years. that's mostly due to better healthcare. in the year two, women outnumbered men by 5.3 million.

now they are just under 0.2 million. changes in the gender gap are also factors. and there is an increase of male laborers coming in from mexico. >> all right. sal has traffic. >> eastbound 4 at one of the exits in pittsburgh, the leverage road on the way to antioch. it's closed for emergency roadwork. there is a detour set up. now, westbound traffic is always slow heading into the commute direction. but eastbound 4, we have a closure there because of emergency work. they say they will be clearing it by 7:30 in the morning. that's about five minutes away. the traffic is moving okay

here on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high rise with no major problems. the morning commute looks better at the bay bridge toll plaza than it normally does. it's about a five-minute delay at the pay gates. let's go to steve. according to the tweets and the e-mails, some of you are getting cranky with this weather. unless you are in the north bay, then it's partly sunny and i'm seeing the cloud cover skirting the north bay. but south of that it's sunny. temperatures still on the cool side, mid-40s this morning after yesterday's -- i mean, for the end of may, that was a big system. the associated low has triggered the severe weather. see how things are dropping out of the northwest. that's why i can't go sunny. vy to go mostly cloudy. it will be slightly warmer today, though. upper 60s, very low 70s. still a far car from average or close to being above. it looks like this pattern will continue into the weekend.

there will be a slight change -- cloudy will be mostly cloudy, partly cloudy. sunday there will be -- it will be windy and cooler as the sierra system digs in. you know a teenager who won't put down a cell phone? i know a few. we'll tell you the shocking reaction the 0 teenager had to her father -- the teenager had to her father taking away the cell phone. the bay area tragedy is tied to last week's prediction of the end of the world.

your sometime know, 7:9. we're following developing news from san francisco. ktvu's claudine wong is now at the scene of an accident, one that's causing b.a.r.t. delays. what's going on, claudine? >> reporter: well, the delays are getting better. we're at the powell street station. this is where the problem happened just below you, below ground. you can see there is an elevator that takes people out here. -- out of here. and we saw the ambulance take the person involved in this away. not sure of that person's condition at this hour, but we are told that there was a -- there were serious injuries. we heard this all started as a medical injury that led to the

person falling on the tracks. the person was not hit by a train but b.a.r.t. had to shut down service to get this person off the track. b.a.r.t. turned around east bay trains and also peninsula trains and that did cause some delays. >> if you are on the system getting out right now, you will probably notate tase a delay. so it -- notice a delay. but the average wait for most people is ten minutes right now. >> reporter: back live out here in san francisco. this is powell street station, it appears as the morning is progressing, the delays will get better. if you are getting on b.a.r.t. soon, you might not see any major delays but everything is cleared out. we were down in the station. it looks like things are moving smoothly and should get back to normal. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. 7:31. pretrial discussions take place in court today for those lawsuits relating to the san

bruno pipeline disaster. more than 60 lawsuits have been filed against pg&e for last september's pipeline explosion. eight people were killed. 38 homes were destroyed. today, both lawyers will meet with the judge about the legal proceedings. a teenager is shot and killed in oakland, a week shy of garage wakes. police are trying to determine why. this is 17-year-old detane franklin junior. they found his body on olive and richie streets. they say he was shot while riding his bike home from school. those who know him say he was not the stereotyped teenager. >> to me, he went to basketball, went to school, got

good grades and took care of his brothers. >> he was also an office aide. the graduation is being dedicated to him and other students who have lost their lives to violence. the l.a. police department released this mugshot. this is giovanni ramirez. they released this last night. they released this last night after -- after the police lineup and now they plan to take this to the district attorney to consider formal charges. attorneys for suspect's family will be busy to intend to prove police had the wrong man. they claim ramirez's 10-year- old daughter will tell police her dad was with her the day of the attack and never went through dodger stadium. >> i went through every detail that day with his daughter and

others. i'm confident he was not there. >> police have not made any comments 0 their -- on the alley by -- alibi, only that they believe they have a strong case. a vallejo man suspected of physically abusing his girlfriend's baby boy is behind bars in minnesota. police tracked down joseph wilson late yesterday in a city outside of minneapolis they plan to bring him back to the bay area to face felony charges for the brutal attack. the baby remains in critical condition at children's hospital in oakland. police have not released -- revealed any possible motive. in washington state, a 15- year-old girl faces charges for shooting her father with an aero. police say -- arrow. police say this happened after the father took her cell phone

away. people who live mere the blast sites of the -- blast site of the san bruno explosion say they are worried about the potential for another fire. "the examer" reports they are particularly concerned about the city's fireworks poly which allows people to buy and use safe and sane fireworks, fireworks that explode or fly are ban. one homeowner has reportedly asked homeowners to help -- to help protect properties. well, this morning, there is a new american -- there is a new "mesh idol." >> the winner of "--" american idol ". >> the winner of "american idol" is -- scott mccreeyr. >> last night, he became the fourth male contestant to win

"american idol." we'll go live to los angeles later and talk more about the finale. right now, president obama is taking part in this working session. this is in france. this is not the president right there, obviously, but this is one of the participants. on the agenda there at the very top, all of the political uppings in the -- uprisings in the middle east and the president is asking the lead economies to support the democratic transitions in both tunisia and in egypt. this morning, the b.a.r.t. board of directors is expected to vote on plan to double the number tasers for its police department. >> that would allow every officer on the force to carry a stun gun. an outside consultant made that recommendation after the fatal shooting of oscar grant two and a half years ago. johannes mehserle thought he was firing his taser instead of

his gun. johannes mehserle could be roo leased from jail -- released from jail early. there will be a hearing next week. let's check in with sal. >> let's take a look at what we have with the toll plaza. it seems as if the fastrack drivers are queuing up -- cueing up. it looks like the cash lanes getting up to the toll plaza are a little bit quicker but they are waiting longer because the cash lanes do move through quickly as you move pass the metering right -- metering lights. let's go to the maps. i want to show you that eastbound highway 4, we had a

closure there on eastbound highway 4 at loveridge road because of late-running roadwork. all lanes are still closed. the roadwork was extended to about 7:30. we're trying to get confirmation they are trying to reopen them. westbound was slow as well. today will be better than yesterday. no, it will be. it will be. mostly sunny. still on the cool side. but some clouds tend to linger up to the north bay. but at least we have a little bit more sunshine today. after yesterday's very strong system, that was really -- from about -- i'd say, the bay area north and east, that was really impressive. low clouds, mostly sunny. there will be a late breeze. that's just the way it is. tomorrow, more clouds, drizzle, cool. maybe partly sunny but i think we'll get a lot more clouds coming in. the weekend saturday, looks

okay. the low clouds -- there goes yesterday's system, towards the north. the peninsula, east bay, south bay, mostly cloudy. the cloud cover is associated with a very active jet stream which is usually on vacation now. it's been over us which is why we're getting some of these impressive rain totals. richmond, vacaville. napa had .3. kentfield, .39. i know mill valley was in there as well. santa rosa, st. helena, almost .50. that's a lot of rain for the end of may. that's good rain -- that's good rain any time. some of the low cloudiness starting to show up. it's not all there but some of the low clouds. but out of the west that sea breeze will kick in later on. 40s and 50s.

mid-50s hayward but a lot of low 40s. right there. occasionally you get enhancement. and that's what makes me nervous. mostly sunny, breezy but more clouds to the north. a little bit warmer because we lose the system, just by default. upper 60s, low os for some. same can be -- low 70s for tomorrow. 70 in san jose. santa cruz, 68. temperatures again to be -- again continue to be lower on the coast. mostly cloudy on friday. i think a break on saturday and then windy and cool. if you are going -- if you are going up to the sierra for the weekend, watch out for possible snow. >> wow. an investigator says a florida man at an antioch lake last week was directly tied to the highly publicized doom's day prediction. the 25-year-old drowned late

friday night while swimming at contra loma regional work. his death came 30 minutes before saturday, may 21st. the day an oakland-based ejan vellist predicted the world was gonna end -- evangelist predicted the world was gonna end and he was convinced that god would help him reach the other side of the big lake even though he couldn't swim. new numbers on unemployment this morning what they -- morning. what they indicate about the job market.

. 7:43. the labor department says claims for continuing unemployment benefits hit a two- year low last week. the number dropped by nearly 197,000 to slightly less than 7.25 million. walt disney company has pulled its bid to trademark the term "s.e.a.l. team 6." disney planned to use the term for a tv show. disney got a lot of flack for late-night -- from late-night

comics and withdrew the bid after the navy said they wanted to have ownership of that name. the u.s. senate et vote -- voted down an overhaul of medicare. five republicans along with every democrat voted against the measure. this plan was highly criticized by signier citizens enrolled in in -- senior citizens enrolled in this program. the winner of "american idol" is -- scott mccreery! [ cheers ] >> last year, we didn't even know his name. now he's the "american idol." scottie mccreery beat out lauren alaina last night in the season finale. we understand that he's down in los angeles this morning, hopefully there with courtney

freel who is standing by. i have to ask you -- i don't know if you have seen him yet, but he was so ridiculously calm during all of this. is he finally getting excited down there. >> reporter: he's a true professional, like randy said, every time you heard him sing -- congratulations! you are on with oakland. >> well, hey, oakland, how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm sure there are a lot of people there who voted for you. 122million votes. did you believe this is happening? you are the new "american idol"? >> i can't believe it. it has not sunk in. >> what was going through your head when your name was announced? >> so many emotions. i wanted to laugh. i wanted to cry. it's so amazing that you watched the finale last year and you didn't think you would enter the competition or have a chance to get this far. we went out to milwaukee for a

summer vacation because we haven't one -- we didn't have one last year and it's amazing what a vacation can turn in to for you. >> reporter: so what's next? you were a 16-year-old student. and thousand -- >> it's pretty wild. i'm still the same scottie but i'm getting to work and starting my career early. >> reporter: tell us about the duet you would like to do with lauren. people say you are dating but that's a rumor. >> right. hopefully we can put a duet out. hopefully we can get one out. >> reporter: final question. talk about performing with tim mcgraw. your country father. >> yeah, he was like a country dad with me. just giving me a lot of good advice. he's -- it was great sharing

the stage with a living legend like him. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: have a good one. >> thank you. >> reporter: the show was amazing last night. i was in the audience. i loved beyonce, lady gaga, bono. all of the perm formances were -- he performances. >> we're envious of you down there live getting to meet scottie. >> reporter: i know. i can't believe they are paying me to could this. [ laughter ] >> thank you for grabbing scottie for us. that's right. let's go back to tori and dave. congress is rushing now to pass legislation today to ex- tend parts of the patriot act due to expire at midnight. the legislation would allow a four-year extension for provickses allowing law enforcement fighting terrorism

to use wire ittaps and surveillance trying to catch lone wolf suspects. if the bill is passed, it will be blown out to president obama to get his signature. back here at home, arnold schwarzenegger's double life could have some legal consequences. it's reported that there will be an investigation that the governor used taxpayer money for his liaisons. so far, the attorney general's office has made no comment. in san diego county, a 90- year-old el cajon woman who sells suicide kits is now getting legal counsel after a federal raid. the agency's 20 orders ready for shipping and independent septembered 20 more at the post

office. she's been accused of mail fraud. she's no law against the kits but legal battles are underway in several states. the words "cannot read" could be responsible for dismissing millions of parking tickets issued in san francisco. according to state law, parking officers are required to write the last four digits of our car registration numbers if those numbers are visible through the windshield. an investigation found that most officers are not even getting out of their vehicles to make an attempt to get your v.i.n. number. transit officials insist the tickets are still valid. >> there's no criteria that says we have to have the inventory number on of -- vin number on every citation we

issue. >> one attorney disagrees. if the car owner can prove that the -- can prove this, these tickets can be destroyed. time now 7:50. this is a sad day for many in danville. residents searching for a different kind of answer this morning, after learning the probable fate of a missing teenager. and amidst of the the devastating -- amidst the devon stating -- devastating twist, joy.

richmond police are looking for two or three men who robbed an armored car on hilltop mountain road. police say the guard was taking a bag of money into a mechanic's bank branch when the suspects approached and

demanded cash. no one was hurt. the suspects rest the -- left the area in a gold-colored sedan. >> this morning, students at a danville high school are struggling to figure out why one their classmates took her own life. ♪ >> last night, more than 1,000 people gathered at a church to honor 15-year-old allison bay list. the san ramon valley high school sophomore disappeared on this past monday. the photo shows her existing b.a.r.t. video camera showed her walking on the bridge monday morning but never showed her walking out. in an oklahoma town that was ripped apart by tornadoes, there's a small glimmer of hope. >> bless your little heart. >> this is waxy, the dog, this is the wood family reunited with their dog.

they were separated during tuesday's tornado. the woods managed to make it into their safe room before that twister hit but they couldn't grab roxy, the dog. once it was safe to come out of that room, they couldn't find roxy. >> i knew she belonged to somebody that maybe their house got destroyed. >> roxy only had a couple of scratches and a -- and it's still a mystery how she survived. but just to give you an idea of how big the tornado is, this is what the house looked like before the tornado hit. take a look at it afterwards. there. the whole roof, the top two stories sheared off by that tornado. >> wow. a lot repair work for american, many, many people in that area. we want to check in with sal again and see what's happening on the roads this morning and the rails. >> just when we were going on air, i just got a brand-new

crash report by chp. the eastbound 237, the noncommute direction near great mesh park. we don't even know if anyone is ininjuried but they are sending paramedics as a precautionary mesh. westbound, there is a stalled vehicle up on there on the span. watch out for -- in fact, now the stall has turned into some sort of crash because they are sending paramedics on the richmond bridge and traffic is reportedly slow. also this morning, the bay bridge toll plaza. that's moderate. remember, there is a daytime baseball game, the giants play the marlins at 12:45. it's the getaway game for the giants. southbound 680 in alamo. there is that traffic on stone valley road. traffic is a mess. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. we have mostly sunny skies today. temperatures will had come up

just -- a little bit. not a lot. look at that. beautiful mostly sunny, it didn't rain yesterday. no, no. mostly sunny today. low clouds. there will be some low clouds. but we still have mostly sunny skies. low clouds, more taking aim toward the north bay. 46 in ukiah. 49 santa rosa, 49 napa. it's a cool morning. some these temperatures are starting to update as we get closer to the 8:00 hour. one system moves out. but still the jet stream is -- likes california. so it's giving us some clouds. i think it will give us more clouds tomorrow. mostly sunny today. slightly warmer. there's not much in the way of warmer weather. at least i don't see any. >> five-day, more clouds coming in. saturday okay. sunday, windy and cooler -- windy and cooler. new video from san francisco this evening. our ktvu camera captured the

latest scene tied to the controversy crackdown on street people. a late-night shooting may be gang-relate. the investigation sas it stands right now. we're live in east san jose.

last night, i just heard a couple of shots, about five or six shots. and then the ambulance come and leave. that's about it. >> reporter: investigators don't know if this is dwang- related but they are looking --

gang-relate, but they are looking into weather the victim -- whether the victim was targeted or involved in gang activity. we can tell you someone reported hearing shots last night. an officer was flag down for help. when police arrived, they found a young man bleeding in the street with gunshot wounds. police are not saying whether the shooting victim lived in the neighborhood or ties to it. >> wouldn't deknow if it was gang-related but -- we don't know if it was gang-receipt lated but it -- we're trying to identify any type of witnesses. >> the white car volks wag be jetta involved in the shooting has already been towed. officers canvassed the area twice looking for anybody who might have seen or heard something. the victim's name has not been released. police are looking at one suspect possibly more.

but they don't have any descripttions to give out just yet. this is the 20th homicide of the year and the investigation is still ongoing. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. it's one minute after 8:00. we're getting our first look at the man accused in the savage beating of giants' fan brian stow. the -- bryan stow. the los angeles police department released this mugshot of giovanni ramirez last night shortly avenue appeared in a police lineup. police say they are satisfied with the result of that lineup we'll have more in a live report from downtown los angeles at 8:15. 8:02. we have new video in from market street in san francisco. it's all tied to a controversial crackdown in the sit, lie law. what we have here was taken in the last hour. you can see police questioning

these people lying in the street. now, there is an ordinance that makes that illegal between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 at night. homeless advocates say it's attacking. the city san francisco is the first major u.s. city to limit the distribution of the yellow pages. san francisco mayor, ed lee, signed a law that bans the delivery of phone books to people's homes unless they ask for it. the law is desired to cut down on paper waste and save some money. the law by the way won't take effect until next year. 8:036789 we are now hearing that labs armstrong has added two attorneys to his legal team who previously won a victory in a baseball doping case. federal investigators are looking into whether seven-time tour de france winner armstrong took performance enhancing

drugs as recently claimed by some of his former teammates. the two attorneys hired by armstrong successfully represented players. as they won a key appeals court case two years ago. if you like that morning cup of coffee, expect to pay more money for it. kraig debro, joining us live in oakland talk -- to you talk about how coffee prices are hitting all over the place. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we've been looking into this and i've been trying to under how this whole thing works. if you buy coffee per pound in a bag, it will cost you more. if you buy gas here in california, it will cost you less. it seeps like our world is being turned upside down. the average price of a gallon of gas is down 12 cents from a week ago. the price of coffee is going up. starbucks announced a 17% increase on price of packaged coffee. the folgers, their prices

increased 38% over the last two months. now, in the past year, rising coffee prices have gone faster than gas prices. the he -- the labor department says a cap of ground coffee went up 40%, that's about a $2 increase. a gallon of gas rose about 37% in the last year. and recently gas prices have decreased. the price gas is determined by the world market price of a barrel of crude oil which today is a little more than $100. the price of coffee is determined by a world market measurement of cents per pound just last year, last fall, 90.57 yets per pound and april, last month, 1.21. >> people have to have their coffee in the morning. you know, regardless of the price, you know. >> reporter: that was the april price, 1 1.09.

the price today, 127 cents per pound for coffee on the world market. the interesting thing about this, you buy it in the bag, it's going up. but a lot of people just by a -- buy a cup of coffee. a lot of people are not even noticing the difference. reporting live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. 8:05. we want to check in with sal. i know you enjoy a moving cup of coffee or two despite the rise in rice. >> you got it right there. >> looks pretty expensive to he movement. >> as long as it tastes good. >> it does. i would be half the man without my cup coffee. let's take a look at the commute. you can insert your own commute there. the commute has not been that good. this is video earlier of b.a.r.t. where they had to take someone away who fell -- who fell down

on the platform. other than that, it was mostly precautionary. we later found out that person was not severely injured. they fell onto the b.a.r.t. tracks. b.a.r.t. had to stop the trains. there are delays. we did find several people who told us they were delayed and also we found people who tweeted me saying their train was delayed at least 25 minutes. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. whenever there is a b.a.r.t. problem, people tend to get in their cars. right now it didn't happen. i want to mention the san francisco traffic is busy. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. southbound 680 at stone valley road, in alamo, come ut off walnut creek. i want to go to maps now, southbound 680 traffic is going to be busy way back from concord all the way down to alamo. so this commute is terrible. this morning's commute is gonna be slow on the 80.

85/101. fortunately we don't have any problems. there is a crash eastbound at great park parkway. let's go to steve. today will be mostly sunny. mostly sunny. some of you are getting grumpy out there. you want the sun. we'll have a little sun today. it just won't get very warm here for a while. 40s, 50, sun, low clouds. most of those clouds are up to the north bay. 54/68. temperatures, especially inland, are still below average. there will be a lot of upper 60 and low 70s. the only problem, a lot of this jet stream keeps funneling in the cloud cover. some of the rain was really

impressive. >> some low clouds around but a lot more sunshine today. can't lose the breeze yet. 40s and 50s on some of the temperatures for the morning lows. 52 napa, 52 santa rosa. hayward is up to 56. hey, heatwave but watch how everybody -- a lot of -- it looks good. it's being helped along i by the jet stream. highs today, 60s, 50s by the coast.

low clouds, drizzle. we'll have another round cloud cover moving in here on friday. saturday okay and then sunday, windy and cool as a strong low digs into the deer -- sierra nevada. you may have to watch for snow up in sierra nevada this weekend. >> wow. we've been warned. big news from overseas. it involves the international hunt for a wanted war criminal.

still can't get rid of all of these clouds. this picture right here was clear not too long ago. you can see how fast things move in. temperature, 60s, very low 70s. 8:12. right now, president obama is meeting with world leaders of the g-8 summit in france. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. noom to tell is about the one-on-one meeting that president obama had with the russian president on the sidelines of the summit. >> reporter: that's right. president obama started the summit by meating -- by meeting with russia calling him a friend and a part any. the leaders of the richest democracies are meeting here for two days this is video of the leaders walking on a red carpet iii one meeting to

another, stopping to talk to onlookers at this normandy resort. there are tensions about how to handle libya and how far to go to force the libyan leader to step down. today they are luck talking about nuclear -- they are talking about nuclear security. president obama stat down with with president medeved. they are agree to the continue talks on missile defense but it does not seem like they are any closer to an agreement. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. one of europe's most-wanted war fugitives is now behind bars. the general was arrested this morning in serbia. he was indicted by the u.n. war crimes tribunal. 1 years ago in connection with a slaughter of 8,000 bosnian

muslims. the arrest coo be a boost for the soviet union to join the international union the decision to bring back the rotc comes after allowing gays to serve in the military. more recently, the rotc was kept off campus because the military's policies on gays which many students felt was discriminatory. back in april, stanford also decided to -- decided to allow the military training program to return. there's still volcanic ash in the air. but it's expected to dissipate today and clear the way for normal air traffic to resume over europe. take a look at the final eruptioning -- eruptions from that volcano. this happen early wednesday morning. now europe's air traffic control agency says the activity there has sharply

declined. the ashes are breaking you. they are expecting all of the air traffic to return to normal within next 24 hours. a child found dead in oklahoma has raised the death toll from tornadoes in the past two days to 16. about a dozen states in the midwest remain under tornado warnings and watches right now. a news helicopter captured this swifter from shaunie, oklahoma on tuesday. you can see the tornado slam into a semitruck, ripping it apart. amazingly, the driver survived. some 1500 people are still unaccounted for in joplin, missouri after sunday's deadly tornado there. that number could change later this morning, though, when officials release an updated list of the policing. 125 people were confirmed killed in that tornado and this morning, the search continues for survivers. now, the midwest is not only place debting --ing tornadoes. an area in northern california also experienced them. this is video of a twister to

touch down near durham yesterday which is a tiny farming community about five miles -- about five miles south of chico. at lee three tornadoes were spotted in the sparsely populated area. no one was hurt but some minor damage is being report. we posted more video of the twisters on the website at kight.com. just look for it under the "right now" second our front page. 8:16. almost 8:17. we're getting our first look at the man accused in that savage beating of giants' fan brian -- bryan stow. our reporter is live in los angeles to tell haas is next in this case. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the suspect in the beat, giovanni ramirez, has not been formally charged in the case. he's being held on a probation violation at the moment. yesterday, detectives brought witnesses -- witnesses to the

beating here for lineup. the district attorney and the defense attorney agreed not to disclose the outcome. the l.a.p.d. said in a statement "it's satisfied with the result of the lineup" but give nothing further about what that meant. police believe giovanni ramirez is a prime suspect in the beating bryan stow. the paramedics and father of two is still in critical condition. witnesses said the witnesses -- giovanni ramirez's attorney says they have the wrong man and he can prove it. >> i sincerely and my client feels very sorry for the victim. he has never been to dodger stadium. has -- was not there and had absolutely nothing to do with it. >> reporter: ramirez's attorney

says his client will happily submit to a polygraph test. her daughter said he was with her and not at dodger stadium. an attorney for family says the little girl is very credible and prepared to testify. apparently the suspect was trying to change his tattoos, perhaps in a way to disguise them. a $250,000 reward is bying offered in the case for the another suspect and the woman who was the getaway driver. back to you. >> thank you. the holiday weekend getaway rush, it's already hopping -- happening. we'll show you what's going on right now at sfo. the possible roadblock for holiday travelers who may want to drive to yosemite. if you are driving in the south bay, all of a sudden, 280 is not your best friend. we will tell you why it's a

little bit slower than it normally is.

using hand sanitizers? use a them -- use them a lot? it may cause false positive alcohol tests. researchers tested people who didn't consume any alcohol but they use those alcohol-based sanitizers a -- sanitizers a

lot. their tests were positive for alcohol consumption. people who use hand san theytisers a few times a day -- hand sanitizers a few times aday. some people are getting a jump start on the memorial weekend getaway. the san francisco airport is pretty dammed with long lines of holiday travelers. the airport's spokesman said he expects a 3% to 4% increase in travel this year over laughter courtroom -- last year. this morning, travelers shared how they got around the economic issues. >> we booked early. >> my mom works force the airlines -- works for the airlines and that's why we're sitting here on stand by. >> 31 million people driving to their destinations this year despite high gas prices. it's worth mentioning, the prices are starting to creep down a little bit. >> creep down a little bit.

wherever you have to go, sal is gonna take care of you. >> you know how much pressure it is to -- >> but you have those strong shoulders, sal. >> just ask me, i will tell you. this is a look at the bay area bridges. traffic is looking better today. you can find me at ktvu.com right on home page. they have links to my account, my twitter accounts. just go ahead and ask me if you have a question. westbound 92, golden gate bridge looks great we hadden earle -- we had -- we had an earlier stall and they got that under control and traffic is recovering. let's go to steve. coming up, mostly cloudy -- machine, mostly cloudy. watch how in last few frames,

see how the clouding keep rolling in -- how the clouds keeple rolling on in? we had some cool readings today. a lot of low and mid- to upper 40s. the moisture continues to stream in. sun, cloud, breezy. more clouds to the north and just a little bit warmer. 50s, 60s. 60s around the bay. upper 60s and low 70s inland inland. way below average temperatures for this time year. i think we'll see an increase in the drizzle on friday, saturday should be all right. sunday and monday, windy and cool. 8:25. toad venom and arsenic. both of those things have been tied to a sale.

welcome back. pg&e has a new plan to change the rates that it charges customers and in just a couple of hours state regulators will take a close look at that plan. claudine wong is live to tell us what customers should look out for. >> reporter: well, the meeting actually starts in about 30 minutes at the california public utility commission. we're told the vote on this proposed rate hike could take place within the next hour or so. pg&e is proposing to raise rates and the cpcu has to prove that. we do know how they will likely

vote and that's because we have this 4-page proposed decision let's tell you what is on the table this morning. pg&e wants to raise the rates of low usage customers. it. whats to put a flat rate charge on all pg&e bills. let's take loo the -- about the first part. low usage customers and low income customers have historically been protected. what that meant, higher usage and higher income folks have to had shoulder the burden of rising rates. the decision seems to agree with pg&e when it talks about the despairty between what two groups pay is too wide. so they would like to even everything out. energy saving programs are still in place. this deals specifically with the base rate on your bill. people we talked to this morning had mixed reaction. it's just fancy words for the company to give to us. either way officials we get --

unless we find it, we will pay it. >> yeah, i do. i got a discount 20 percent this year. >> reporter: and if your rate goes up? it goes up -- everything goes up. it's just the price doing business. you re. you have to pay. >> reporter: the other proposal on the table is a flat-rate charge that would go on all bills. so that the cpuc, they say that's not likely to be approved. there's pop so -- opposition groups and there's a public session that begins at:00 this morning. hard to say how many people will speak out. but we do know one group at least the -- against the like will be -- against hike will be here. we're gonna go in the meeting as well to keep updated on what happens. there's some wild cards. there's some new commission

members on boo board and we could see maybe a possible change on how they vote. but it looks like part of this rate increase will go through. we'll keep you up to date on noon news and also at ktvu.com. back to you. >> thank you, claudine. pretrial discussions will take place in court today for lawsuits related to the san bruno pipeline disaster. more than 60 lawsuits have been filed against pg&e for last september's natural gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. today attorneys on both sides will meet with a judge to schedule depositions and other proceeding. just a couple of weeks shy of his high school graduation a teen was shot and killed. police want to know why. this is the teen. about 2:30 yesterday afternoon police found his body at olive and richie. he was shot while riding his

back home from his high school. his friends are devastated to hear? >> i don't -- are devastated to hear this this. >> i don't understand why someone would do that. >> known by his friends as tane, he was a senior and just a couple of weeks from graduateing. the graduating ceremony is dedicated to him and others who lost their lives this year. coming up in about 15 minutes we'll have anthony batts live in our studio. he will be talking about this tragedy and the plans that could involve reorganizing the oakland police department. a vallejo man suspected of physically abusing his girlfriend's baby boy is behind bars this morning, in minnesota. police say they tracked down 21- year-old joseph wilson late yesterday to a city near

minneapolis. they plan to bring him back to the bay area to face felony charges for last week's brutal attack. baby remains in critical condition in children's hospital in oakland. in washington state, a 15- year-old girl faces charges for shooting her father with an arrow. police say it happened after the 35-year-old man grounded her and took away her cell phone. the man had to crawl to neighbor's home to call 911 because the man would not let her use the phone. 8:3. a san francisco man is facing federal charges. he's accused of selling a fake remedy for colds at his shop in san francisco. >> fda says that product containses toad venom and

arsenic. mr. fang was arrested on tuesday and faces charges selling misbranded drugs. police in san diego now say a husband and wife are expected -- husband and wife are suspected of taking their own lives and dilling their daughters. the daughters were found in a backyard swimming pool on tuesday. the mother was found dead in a bathtub. investigators say they found notes writ be by the parents that indicated their shared involvement in that -- in that murder suicide. police would only say they were having problems -- financial problems. a bank robbery suspect is in custody after leading police through a wild chase. he's accused of running exchange bank yesterday an. police say they spotted the man's vehicle a few miles away. they say he sped away and crashed near sonoma avenue and farmers a lane where he was taken into custody. police are looking into whether

the suspect may be responsible for another robbery at a market on tuesday. a central california chemistry teacher is facing child endangerment charges for allegedly hing her students inhey chloroform. police made the arrest on monday. she's accused of helping three young students in livingston inhale cloe raw home over the -- chloroform over the last few months. throw raw form can make you high but -- chloroform form canmaker you high but large amounts can make you pass out or even die. "the examiner "reports residents are workry -- are worried about the se's fireworks poll sis one that allows the city to use safe and sane fireworks. fireworks that explode or fly had been banned.

one homeowner has reportedly asked that those fireworks be banned to help protect their property. so far, the popular glacier point road is expected to be open friday at night. the park officials say because more spring/snowstorms are expected. it may be closed again without any notice. park visitors are also being warned at glacier point. this moving, the b.a.r.t. board of directors is expected to vote on the plan to double the a number of tasers. that would allow every officer on the force to carry a stun gun. former b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle says he thought he was firing his taser instead of his gun. his lack of experience with tasers was a critical factor in

the mehserle factor. hey, sal, have you mixed the morning commute yet? >> i'm trying. we have word on b.a.r.t. that's still some delays. this is related to earlier trouble they had with a medical emergency at -- medical emergency at powell street. there were some delays or trains that didn't come for a while. this is -- dash these are just reports of b.a.r.t. riders who have gotten in touch with us and told us you should allow extra time for b.a.r.t. let's lake a -- take a look at the southbound 101, it will be tough driving to the central san rafael exit. this is a look at the bay bridge. it looks -- it looks good. remember, there is a 12:45 giants' game. the giants play the marlins' getaway day. it will be over at 3:00, 3:45 so plan on that in san

francisco. and the commute in san jose. there was an earlier accident, 280 at bird, 101 is slow as well getting up to 880. let's go to steve. partly cloudy, mostly sunny, let's go mostly sunny. okay. even though there are some clouds coming down. it's just -- the jet stream is just too fast. the temperatures, 60s for many, or very low 70s. we're not done with the pattern. i know some of you work outside, it keeps wanting to build this pressure. it has not been right on that for the last three or four weeks. the pattern is to keep us cool and keep us average on the temperatures. you need an entire pattern change before everything happens. low clouds, mostly sunny, drizzle. it will be cool on friday. now, saturday -- i'm saying okay on saturday. sunday will be windy and cool. it may not be bad at coast but if you are headed -- heading up

to sierra, they may be looking for another round of snow. it will just give us a lot of wind here. system that went out yesterday is long gone. see how this is streaming down here? you get a break. sunny. all of a sudden we can cloud it up again and go sunny. one last week at the -- look at the rain totals -- 50s, low to mid. you can see the low spinning into oregon -- see how everything just kind of -- there's the missing satellite on that -- but still, everything drives down. there's some enhancements there's still plenty the -- plenty in the pipeline that we haven't cleared out. that breeze is not going

anywhere. it will kick in. for some it's not too bad. i was talking to somebody and they said the weather in daly city has been pretty nice. at least you are getting some sun but inland areas continue to be well above average. low clouds drizzle on friday, saturday mostly sunny, partly cloudy and then sunday, windy and cooler. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. 8:39. and we'll show you the pictures that's causing a lot of embarrassment for one federal agency. the bay area tragedy, one that's tied to last week's prediction by the end of the world. oakland's police chief will join us live in the studio. his plans to make the city safer despite the threat budget cuts.

let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now. police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened in east san jose near alum rock avenue. one man was killinged. investigators think the shooting is gang-related. we now have our first look at the man accused in that savage beat of giants' fan, bryan stow. this is the mugshot of 31-year- old giovanni ramirez. he was in a police lineup last night. police say there's -- they are satisfied with the results of

that lineup. take a look at this. at least three tornadoes touched down outside of chico yesterday. this is the wrong video. one of them touched down in butte county. we're happy to say no injuries were reported. what is oakland police chief doing to make oakland a safer place. chief, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> i have to -- one our top stories is that 17-year-old kid, shot and killed on the way home from school, supposedly a good student, not getting into any trouble and now his graduation ceremony, castlemont is not only going to honor him but the other kids killed in violence. it's not painting a pretty picture of oakland. >> it's a very sad incident that took place.

a young man about to graduate, just starting life out. i think what we need to do is -- we need to change our organization. i had probably 160 less police officers than i had when i walked in the door. it's like the oakland as trying to play baseball with seven teams. we need to reorganization so we can prevent loss of life like mr. franklin. >> and we understand you have a reorganization plan in the works tell us about the plan. >> it's about having to change the organization so we give better service, value added -- added. year trying to go a's way from a very specialized police

department. we're taking our robbery unit, and we're collapsing those together. and then we're peeling off some of the other officers and moving them down the patrol. we're trying to put more officers in black and white cars. >> it's interesting. you bring up that separating the homicide, the assault, the robbery unit. it seems like in any profession, when you get to specialized. you would be able to do a better job. combining those might hurt the police force and the cases? >> i don't see it's gonna hurt us. i think we're shifting resources to do a better job. reality is, as police departments, municipalities throughout the stay get thinner. we have to become more jenalists. we have to do a better job and i think the mainstay of the police organization is patrol. we're a gonna have to give the patrol as much as we can and kind of wean out in places that

we can and weigh heavily in on the places where we have people like mr. franklin, who lost his life going to school. >> all of us here on channel 2, people are watching the story and people are thinking. what can we do? what can we do? >> i think there's a lot we can do. we've been fighting battles of injunction. you saw that in the counsel members -- counsel chambers. i was reading on my blackberry that came through that in the exact same area we were having three shootings. some of the mythology that was going on with that didn't get publicized. i like to push beyond that to get into mentoring to make a difference. people can give one hour a week and mentor a challenge. we're going into the summer where we don't have a lot of activity. there's plenty of kids that have plenty of opportunities some -- >> good add vice. thank you. >> chief batts thanks for coming in. >> let's go back to tori an dave. tens of thousands of people are rallying in iraq calling

for the u.s. military to leave that country by the end of the year. the demonstrations are in the capital city of baghdad. they come as iraqi leaders consider asking u.s. troops to extend their stay. under an agreement, troops would be required to leave iraq by december 31st but the widespread instability has iraqi -- iraqi leaders considering the deadline. the number of troops in pakistan will be reduced after a request by pakistani government. this follows the raid that killed osama bin laden earlier this month. a pentagon spokesman says the pakistani government is annoyed the raid was done without their knowledge. right now there are 200 american military personnel, training pakistani forces in pakistan. back here at hole, investigators say the drowning death last week of a florida man at an antioch lake was directly tied to the highly publicized prediction that the world would end.

the 25-year-old drowned friday night swimming at contra loma regional park. he died 30 minutes before saturday, may 21st. the very days it what -- it was predicted the world would end. family members say that rapture prediction was behind his late night trip to the park. he said he was convinced god would help him reach the other side the lake, even though he couldn't swim. a fire that destroyed a mosque in stockton is now being investigated as a case arson. federal investigators release this surveillance video of a man would a bag over his dead. firefighter fire officials say they believe this man is the arsonist. the move and a church next door were damaged in the fire. investigators say so far -- investigators say there's no evidence this was a hate crime. there's a $10,000 reward being offered in this case. a high school coach has been sentenced to one year in

jail for sexually assaulting a student. he will have to register as a sex offender. this happened at har bauer cursus why -- hare bore cruise school -- harbor cruise ten years ago. the federal government will require new window stickers on all new cars, trucks and suvs starting with the 2013 model year. take a look at this. it will list how much fuel the vehicle uses when driving 100 myles as well as how much a driver can save with a high- mileage vehicle. it will also have smog ratings. >> the transportation secretary may feel embarrassed because of this picture. it's a photo of a 12-mile-a-

gallon chevy suburb. ray lahood drove guzzler to the window sticker yesterday unveil be for cars and trucks. this photo was launched on twitter by one of our reporters, scott macfarlane. harvard researchers say 2200 people died prematurely because of air plugs caused by bad traffic. they say most are in the los angeles/orange county area with more than 400. they say san francisco/oakland area has 124, that makes us fought -- fourth on the list. new york city, second and chicago numbers -- comes in third. the white house will unveil plans to ease regulatory red tape for businesses. proposed revisions include the elimination of a vapor recovery system requirement for gas stations because of approved anti-pollution use this

vehicles. the changes will be subject to a 30-day public comment period. there is a new book about hitler and his on session with dogs. we'll tell you what he was trying to train them to do. and the giants' chances defending the world series championship took a major hit. the scary injury involving san francisco's young star.

this is just in. in a ruling this morning the supreme court gave has and other states more authority to take action against illegal immigrants and the countrys that hire them. the court upheld an arizona law that takes away the business licenses of employers who knowingly hire illegal workers. the court's decision did not deal with a more controversial arizona law passed last year that gave police more authority to stop and question those who are suspected of being in the states illegally. and we have an update to a story we've been following in missouri there are now 232 people still unaccounted for four days after a deadly tornado ripped through joplin. officials had previously said they believed 1500 people were missing. they say many of those were probably safe but had failed to get in touch with friends and

family to let us know where they are. the big reason for that cell phone service in joplin is really bad. sunday's tornado killed at least 125 people. the estimated number of injured has climbed to more than 900. 8:55. critics say a new book is out about adolph hitler. according to time magazine, the book takes an inside look at at an -- at an attempt of a nazi scientist to breed dogs that can read, write and talk. they wanted the dogs to serve with german troops and guard the concentration camp. "time" magazine said hitler set up an animal talking school. the giants say they should know the full extent buster posey's injuries sometime tau. that was after last night's brutal collision at home plate. coming to the plate -- he scores and he clobbers posy. >> that was the frightening

scene at at&t reports. there are reports that posey would have suffered a broken ankle and torn ligaments, that could keep him out for weeks. he could could be out maybe even the entire season but we certainly hope not. a former police officer is of san francisco is expected to be arraigned on bribery charges -- charges. he's accused of taking bribes if from taxi cabs -- taking bribes from taxicabs by getting -- giving passing grades. let's quickly go to scal. check our commute, sal. >> we're looking at the traffic here in many areas. 880 oakland, pretty slow coming

up to the downtown area. s had, the commute looks okay at the bay bridge. there's a small delay. there is a giants' game at 12:45 but there are no major problems getting in right now. checking out san francisco, northbound 101 looks pretty good. just got a report that 280 is slow getting down to king street. we don't see any crashes reported. let's go to steve. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. some of these clouds kind of stack up to the north bay. highs 60s, low 70s. mostly cloudy on friday. should be all right on saturday. windy and cool on sunday. >> all right. >> we'll take it. that will do it for us. thanks for watching, everyone. >> bye now.