a man breaks into a home in the oakland hills and robs a family at gunpoint. what dismr. overnight to try to catch the suspect. disturbing new information on a plane disaster two years ago. what happened just before the jet plunged into the ocean. >> reporter: we're at san francisco's hall of justice, where 26 felony cases could be thrown out all because of what a handful of san francisco police officers are -- are accused of doing. and the big worries tied to

the arrest of an a.t.m. repairman. "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, may 27th. we begin with knight news from the oakland hills. right now, police are investigating a break-in and a possible sexual assault at a home near skyline boulevard. ktvu's kraig debro has new information and new video. what have you learned? >> reporter: police have been here since:00 a.m. and they just left. we've been trying to confirm the information for about three hours now. the man in the house declined to speak with us off camera but made a few brief comments indicating his children were

also victims. this is the e-mail that was shot off, and the e-mail does not say anything about an attempted sexual assault or sexual assault. police on scene before they left would not talk to us before they left. they referred us to the spokesperson. that person was not called us back. there's a park directly behind all of these homes on wilton. there was a thought that the man might have escaped in the park. so they searched part of the park. the sergeant we talked with, with east bay regional said there was one k-9 unit involved. neighbors we talked to, one of them said, people here stick together. >> it's a terrible thing.

i'm very shocked about what's happening here. it's a great neighborhood. most of the each other know each other -- most of the people know each other and we watch out for one another. >> reporter: there's a neighborhood watch program, as you can see, there's video -- it's a deterrent to people who might do this. according to the people, clearly there are children inside the home as well. so a scary thing to have happened to anybody, let alone small children living in the house as well. in the e-mail that -- that the victim sent to his neighbors, he said that everybody is okay now, suggesting that nobody was hurt and he said that the oakland police stayed with him all night. but he just wanted everybody to know what happened. they needed to keep an eye out. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. in just a few hours,

accused serial killer, joseph naso, is scheduled to be back in court. he's scheduled to enter a plea on four counts of murder. he's charged with killing four northern california women in the 1970s and 1990s. he's acting as his own attorney. a marin county judge is considering whether to unseal court documents containing evidence against naso, including a probable cause statement that was sealed. police in the south bay are out there searching for the man somethinged -- suspected of beat up his ex-girlfriend's daughter and leaving her for her dead. campbell police say he beat up the little girl and hid her in the garage. rodriquez is leaved to be -- believed to be hiding somewhere

in san jose or san francisco. there's a possibility that 26 felony cases may be dropped. nation there's new video -- there's new video that may came out. >> reporter: well, dave, a judge do decide -- could decide to throw out 26 cases. it's all alleging because of san francisco -- because san francisco police officers. in the video, officers enter the residence of a person suspected of drug violation. according to jeff adachi, in this instance and several other instandses, the officers searched the -- instances, the officers searched the home illegally. they also claim the officers

took things out homes they shouldn't have and that amounts to theft -- to theft. adachi released video and he's expected to release another video today and he says that video will show more evidence of police wrongdoing. he plans to hold a press conference and at that press conference, the san francisco couple will be there to talk about their experiences with the officers. these allegations started coming out in march. because of them, a total of 80 criminal cases have been dropped by judges and prosecutors. as we mentioned, another 26 felony cases are expected to be dropped later on today at the hall of justice. san francisco police say they are investigating the officer's actions. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. an a.t.m. repairman is accused of replacing real money with fake man is in custody after being on the run for about a year.

police say this man was identified on surveillance video stealing about $200,000 from seven a.t.m.s in san francisco and daly city. police say he abandoned his wife and disappeared. he was stopped for a traffic violation in phoenix. he's pleaded not guilty and is due in court for a preliminary hearing. just out this morning, surprising details about the pilots of an air france jet that crashed two years ago. investigators say the data recorder shows the captain was resting at the time of the accident and the two co-pilots were in the cockpit. they say the speed sensors failed and the plane stalled three times on the way to their destination. air traffic control tried to

call the pilot. he did return and all 228 people were killed. let's go to sal. i know it's friday morning light, sal, or is it still? >> it is still light out there. traffic is moving along pretty well on this friday before memorial day. gonna see traffic looking pretty good. let's take a look at the bay bridge incline. you can see traffic looks good. maybe a little windy out there but nothing major. remember, over the weekend they are gonna do a little bit of roadwork on the lower touchdown they call it. 880 northbound and southbound, if you are driving down to the airport, it looks pretty good. and this morning's drive is going to be okay in the contra costa area. the rest of contra costa county

looks good and alameda county, hayward, southbound 880 looks good to fremont. let's go to steve. happy friday. a lot low clouds. i think we'll get rid of a lot these clouds. today and tomorrow, we still have drizzle to deal with. maybe light rain, especially up in northern california and temperatures will stay on the chilly side. today, low, overcast. >> a couple of breaks out there -- overcast. a couple breaks out there. a couple of showers. i'm kind of leaning toward lake county, solano. maybe. maybe. it will be close. windy. it should be mostly sunny and warmer. we haven't had any warm weather but just to say "warmer" is not

something that i've said lately. clouds increasing, not only mainly low clouds. possible drill, light rain, our observer up in -- drizzle, light rain, our observer up in cazadero, .04. everything is driving down from the northwest. and some rain has been reported up towards northern california, redding, shasta. it will be windy -- windy. you can see the cloud cover streaming up from the most. so that's why we're mentioning some rain, north and east for those you traveling. it will not be warm for this time year. below-average temperatures. it looks like we'll warm up some on sunday/monday. clouds giving way to some sun but a partly sunny/partly cloudy day. 60s or low 70s.

we're just stuck in this pattern but the wind out of the north should help us warm up and increasing clouds again on tuesday. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. it's 7:10. the search will continue in joplin, missouri today to find people still missing after that deadly tornado. we're live with casey siegel with more. >> reporter: good morning, tori. the governor of this state still calling this a search and recovery after that massive twister tore through the area. it doesn't matter how many times you come to cover a disaster like this. when you see people's lives scattered about through a field, it breaks your heart. look at this, a recliner. hard to tell where this came from, where someone used to rock in m their living room. the death toll still stands at 126. more than 100 remain

unaccounted for. the death toll number is likely to go up. we're standing in what was once 89-year-old dorothy bell's home. this is her garage, we see -- we presume because it's concrete. as you walk up into the steps into what we think was her kitchen because of all of the canned goods, you have coffee and a lot of stuff gathered here. as we pan out, you can see all four walls dorothy's house are missing. people on the ground here say, even though she was 89, dorothy volunteered at st. john regional medical center. that's the hospital that made all of the headlines this week, that was destroyed when the twister tore through. an e-f5, meaning winding more that -- winds more than 200 miles an hour raced through. the same pictures you see here continue for miles that way. look at this.

dorothy's carpet. you are walking true what was once someone's house. it's just -- it's almost erie especially -- eerie, especially when you sigh how things were destroyed. this is dorothy's sewing machine from the 1940s that's sitting on corner of this hardwood anotherring. we're seeing these stories and the governor telling us yesterday that they are working tirelessly to try to pull people from the rubble still from this point, cadaver dog, search-and-rescue teams hard at work. it's almost difficult to wrap your mind grand. that's the latest from joplin, missouri. casey segal, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, casey. incredible. some disturbing news here. a local school district has some of the largest achievement

gaps in the state and what they are trying to do to change that. totally unprepared. that's the bottom line regarding the fukushima plant in japan.

good morning. i'm just -- we're on the estuary. yes, yes, we are. there are new revelations this morning about tsunami

preparedness at the he site of the damaged nuclear reactor plant in japan. an investigation shows the plant operator submitted a one- page of the risk ten years ago. single-page memo reportedly concludes that the facility would remain dry and intact under every scenario. regulators asked for the informationby apparently failedded to verify the calculations, request supporting documents or ask for an update since then. japan is announcing lower radiation limits for children as the outrage grows over the continuing disaster of the fukushima plant. those numbers were set at the same dosage recommended for the workers at the plant. today new limits were announced for children at 1/20th that amount. 7:17. just hours ago, secretary of state, hillary clinton, made a surprise trip to pakistan.

as ktvu's alison burns reports, this comes as relations of the u.s. and pakistan are strained after the u.s. raid that continued osama bin laden. >> reporter: secretary clinton is definitely demanding more from secretary leaders. but she also seems to be defending, saying there's no evidence that the government new that osama bin laden was hiding out near islam islamabad. that's a growing disrust of the u.s. and a recent poll found that 49% of pakistanis don't believe bin laden is dead. >> in solving its problems, pakistan should understand that anti-americanism and conspiracy theories will not make problems

disappear. >> reporter: secretary clinton also said after the meeting that the discussions were blunt. the u.s. is threatening to withhold billions of dollars in aid to pakistan if there's not more cooperation against terrorism. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. okay. thank you. time is now -- time now is 7:1. well, president obama and other leaders at the g-8 summit just wrapped up two days of france the take a look at the the group photo. among other topics, world leaders talked about libya. russia offered to meditate moammar gadhafi's exit from power and france said that allied forces want to step you the nay-doe operation -- nato- led operation. this is the new prime minister of egypt's being welcomed by french president, flick co list

sar cosy -- nicholas nicolas sarkozy. a new study finds that the san franciscoune fid school district has -- unifeed school district was studyied and san francisco received a "d" for the overall minority students. statewide, most district received a "c" or d." overall -- the jut tises rejected challenges that -- just tises rejected the challenges -- justices

rerejected these challenges. >> some pea woke with said they are not -- some people we spoke with say they are not worried about this because they don't think this will pass in southern california. a strange story. we'll tell you where some moms are creating public safety concerns. we'll explain. a truly amazing story from the tornado disaster zone. it involves a lost dog and his now happy owner. good morning. northbound 280 traffic looks a little bit slow at 17. but for the most part we're in good shape. we'll tell you more about this getaway commute.

wild life officials are warning people to be careful of moose. moose moms are said to be protective and attacking humans because they think their moose are being attacked. three weeks after a tornado hit burmingham alabama, this missing dog named mason showed up at home. amazing i -- amazingly, he made it home on two days. a vet put devices in those legs until they can heal. >> there's two fractures. they've not been able to be in alignment so neither one of

them is healed. so he had to crawl on two broken legs to get there. >> look at him. mason was hiding in the garage when the tornado hit and he was literally blown away. >> glad he's gonna be okay. >> yeah. we want to check in with sal and as we would expect, the friday before memorial day a lot of people taking off a little early. >> who are these people who don't go to work? [ laughter ] they are just not working or you are working from hole. perhaps you can enlighten us or send us a tweet. let's take a look at northbound 101 as you get up to the 80 split. it's ktvu.com, i know it's obvious, for anyone who didn't know. this is okay traffic. it looks pretty good coming into san francisco. we don't have a full-strength commute today. it looks good once you make it

on bridge. and in san jose, it that also looks very nice getting up to highway 17. pretty good. let's go to steve. it's mostly cloudy. a couple of reports of drizzle. candice up in mill valley reported drizzle and we had reports sonoma county with drizzle. low clouds will keep us cool. a lot 60sle occasionally some drizzle, mainly to -- a lot of drizzle. occasionally some drizzle, mainly to the north. bob up in redding said rain and 5. it's been a cool, cool hey for many -- may for many. you can see how everything dives in from the most. that will keep us cloudy to mostly cloudy today and

tomorrow. there will possibly be some rain. as the slow goes south, we'll be on the northern edge of it. but mostly sunny and warm. could get some 70s. clouds, sun, breezy, light clouds to the north but staying cool. 60s for temperatures. i think we have better news for sunday/monday monday. it's temporary because there's more cool weather coming up and we'll be into june then. a heartbreaking scene for animals. find out who came to the rescues. >> reporter: and commuting over the bay area, you might experience some delays we'll have more on that -- coming up.

santa cruz police arrested a man suspected of having a gun, but they are still out there trying to find the gun. police say 19-year-old derrick bonoford picked up a gun off the street that someone threw out of a car last night. this hatched on sacramento avenue. police say they -- happened on sacramento avenue. police say they chased him and he was arrested. but police could not find the

silver, semi-automatic gun with black grips. the school and neighbors have been alerted in the area. two court-appointed doctors say a man killing an east bay community leader is not men tally competent to stand trial. a -- mentally competent to stand trial. a judge will decide next month whether he will testify. the apparent lack of a motive for this killing led investigators to suspect that he may be troubled. a candlelight vigil will be held to remember a cass -- a castro valley teenager. no one was ever been arrested in this case. every year, her family and friends hole a a -- hold a

fridge ill in her memory. dozens of animals were rescued from filthy conditions inside a home in castroville. mon ray -- the monterey county spca found rabbits, dogs, a new- born puppy in small cages. most had no food or water. the animals are in the care of the humane society. school administrators suspended several students believed to be responsible for racial insdy sents -- incidents. the school is sing home letters to -- sending home letters to parents. according to "the daily news" the school year could be

cut by five days. dozens teachers may lose their jobs and a middle school cab eliminated. a mill valley man may face two years in jail after three dui arrests in just three days. police say timothy mcgown was most recently arrested in novato a week ago. now, once in custody, police realized. he's been arrested in san francisco and in san rafael in the past days. mcgown's family says he's a recovering alcoholic who recently relapsed because there was a death in his family. a heads up for b.a.r.t. riders. jade hernandez is live from oakland to talk about emergency repair work this weekend and how passengers will be affected. >> reporter: good morning. b.a.r.t. riders will experience some delay. they won't be the only ones.

if you are a b.a.r.t. rider or a commuter right here on bay bridge, you will experience the same delay. the situation has its pros. better news, the bridge won't be closed entirely. bad news, eastbound lanes will be closed from 8:00 at night until 5:00 in the morning. westbound traffic won't be affected. the detours will allow construction crews to work between existing and new bridges to complete the new eastbound lanes. the work done will create a slightly different approach into oakland after the holiday weekend. as for b.a.r.t. this picture was taken on december 19th after fire left damage along the tracks. over the next two weekends, work will create a 20 to 40- minute delay. the assistant manager for operations gave us an example of the cable that will be

replaced. closure of one of the transbay tubes and this will hinder riders from getting -- from the peninsula to east a bay. dublin riders all the way through lake merritt will be affected. emphasis is on the 12th street transfer station for b.a.r.t., since it will be the only station accessible for the memorial day weekend. >> the dublin lines and peninsula, they need to transfer to san francisco trains right here on 12th street in oakland. they made to make that transfer expedestrian dish usually -- expeditiously. >> reporter: bay area >> reporter: b.a.r.t. chose this time because it would affect not as many people. expect delays from 8:00 a.m. in the 2:0 in the afternoon on

memorial day. reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. we have more information about the b.a.r.t. repairs and bay bridge detour. go to ktvu.com and look for the "right now" section. here's a heads up to commuters in san francisco for this evening. the monthly critical mass bike ride starts at 6:00 p.m. they are getting ready. bicycle riders will meet at justin herman plaza and hit the city street. from there you could see all kinds of traffic problems if you happen to be driving in the area. just a heads up. critical mass this evening. >> always good to know about that. let's check in with sal to see what traffic is doing right now. >> reporter: right now, it's okay, tori and dave. we have a nice-looking commute for you. if you happen to be driving on interstate 880, it's a nice- looking drive, coming up to downtown oakland. no major problems. let's say you are trying to get to the airport to catch a

flight you shouldn't have any trouble at all on interstate 880. we're looking at the commute on the bay bridge. it's not much of a commute. westbound coming into san francisco, i just want to remind you again that starting at 6:00 tonight, chp will be doing their maximum enforcement period. they have more officers out there looking for impaired drivers and people violating all sorts laws. just drive carefully and make sure if you are gonna party, you get a designated driver. the dumbarton and the san mateo bridge traffic moving nicely over to the peninsula. once you get there, highway 101 and 280 are doing well. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a lot of low clouds, mostly cloudy skies. on sunday, it's almost a wish forecast. we wish it would be better. i'm trying to nudge mother nature. it won't be very warm, that's

for sure. we have some local drizzle out there as well, especially in sonoma county, into marin county. that's all i've heard so far. low clouds, breezy cool. more clouds font and tomorrow -- tonight and tomorrow. an area of low pressure, another one digs in the north. i mean, if it digged -- zigged instead of zagged, it would be closer to us. i'm gonna keep it to the east of us, if you are traveling out, it will be windy and cold. sunday, windy. i think we'll get rid of the cloud cover as the low dives south. the question is can we get a north wind? if we can, it will warm up. if not, it will be kind of chilly. it's a 50-mile direction. today, we have a lot of low clouds and fog and temperatures are on the cool side. they are in the 50s and they will end up in a lot of 60s. up in crescent city, our

observer says there's .70 for the season. rain continues for some, especially up in the sacramento valley. temperatures in the 50s. 50s for us, too, as well. redwood city. you did see -- you can see how everything is moving into northern california. it will continue to do so until sunday. the low pressure -- the low is here. it will give us more of a northerly wind. if it's northwesterly, we're done. we'll bank on a warmer wind. today, and tomorrow, a lot of cloud, possibility of drizzle or light rain off to the north and east and maybe even some snow in the higher elevations in the sierra. just stay up to the latest forecast. if you are going to the mountains, it won't be very warm. a lot of os or very, very low 70s. no doubt about it. we still have the sea breeze in place. look for the wind to pick up.

cloudy to mostly cloudy, partly sunny today and into saturday, then a little bit better on sunday/monday. thank you. more deadly weather. the terrible storms that took more lives in the southeast. the wait is almost over, several gop contenders give some hints about their future plans.

volume is very light ahead of the memorial day weekend. numbers are higher now. pending home sales dove in

april, down 11.6%. right now, the dow is up 36. nasdaq up, 11. s & p is up almost 5. google is launching a new service that allows people to use their phones like a credit card. company announced it will test the idea called google wallet in san francisco and new york. a short time later, though, paypal hit google with a lawsuit claiming intellectual default and betrayal. google is not comments oning on the -- commenting on the lawsuit yet. on thursday, mitt romney will declare his candidacy for the republican nom bation at a farm had -- nomination at a farm in new hampshire. he lost the presidential election campaign in 2008. campaign aides say this time his approach will be more

focused and disciplined. michelle bachmann says she will make a presidential announcement next month in her home state iowa. batchman says she has -- bachmann has staff lined up to start the process. and sarah palin kicks off her east coast bus tour this weekend. some say it's a strong sign she's considering a bid. the one-nation tour starts in washington, d.c. on sunday. palin will reportedly appear at the annual rolling thunder motorcycle rally before making her way up the east coast to new england. a new poll she's one of the leaders for the republican ticket right behind mitt romney. severe storms? georgia killed three people yesterday -- severe storms in georgia killed three people yesterday. two people were toppled and a third person was killed in

their driveway. the storm knocked out power for thousands of people in georgia. elevenee failure in mon tan -- a lev efailure -- a levee failure failed in billings, montana. in some areas, the water is four and a half feet deep. look at that van there. dozens of residents evacuated. drivers are being advised to stay off the roads. state lawmakers voted down a little that would have prevented lobbyists from giving them -- a bill that would have prevented lobby lobbyists from giving out tickets to concerts and amusement parks.

one of the reasons they decided to do this was the cost to enforce such a restriction. but enforcers of the bill say it doesn't restore faith in government. the highway patrol arrested ash kalrra on may 7th after an officer pulled him over for a broken tail lite. tests showed his -- taillight. tests show his blood test to be a little over the legal limit. police are investigating hazing incidents at cal state bakersfield that left four students injured. court records show people were shot with a b.b. gun and whips were used. police arrested five students

an. they've all been released while an investigation continues. new legislation in sacramento could significantly weaken a controversial immigration program. state assembly approved a bill yesterday that would allow california counties to opt out of the security communities program. that's a program that cross-he references anyone booked in the county jail with an immigration database. people found to be in this country illegally are turned over to immigration agents. this bill now goes to the state senate. marin county is planning to fight a bill about closing parks. the head of the county plan to meet with officials said -- today. county officials say creative management ideas may be an alternative solution. a scenic road through

yosemite national park will reopen. drivers will be able to take glacier road into the park. but the national park service says those roads may be wet because of melting snow. tioga road will remain closed because of snow and the threat of avalanche. those conditions could also shut down some trails unexpectedly as travelers pour in. park rangers are asking everyone headed to yosemite to drive carefully because weather conditions and wildlife. b.a.r.t. is about to spend almost $150,000 to equip the department with tasers. the purchase of the tasers was approved dread. right now, if a b.a.r.t. police officer wants a taser, they have to check it out of a common tool of tasers. but the new policy will require every b.a.r.t. officer to carry one taser. one of the board of directors

voted but was reluctant. >> i'm not 100% there. i'm moving in the direction that tasers are probably in the -- in the use of force, there's probably a face for them from doing nothing to using your -- >> now, the this follows the new year's day dilling of -- killing of oscar grant by officer johannes mehserle. he says he thought he was pulling out his taser. hiding out in beverly hills -- milds out in beverly hills. and we'll tell you why the space shuttle walkers actually made history this morning.

did you look up in the sky? residents in the southern end of santa clara county right near gilroy had a clear view of the combined spacecraft, the space shuttle station and the "endeavour." but most of us had cloudy skies. so you really couldn't see it. if you did miss it today, you'll get one more chance. sunday morning 4:27. you will be able to look up and see what looks like a really bright star, heading from the southwest section of the sky overhead and racing to the northeast. earlier this morning, two of the space shuttle astronauts, well, it was a milestone while walking in space. the total time spent on spacewalks from u.s. space shuttles topped 1,000 hours. today's spacewalk was the very last one by the space shuttle crews. from now on, all space walks will be performed by full-time

residents of the international space station. eight minutes before 8:00. a russian billionaire who says he will be killed if he returns home to russia is fighting to stay home in the united states. he claims he's been subjected to continuing surveillance and a public relations smear campaign. he's charged with defrauding an investors an trying to avoid going to trial. they were searching for him and he was recently discovered in beverly hills. his immigration status is unclear. former wnba player margo has died. she had been in a medically- induce coma since last week -- induesed doe ma since last -- induced coma since last week.

her most recent role was head coach of the queensland basketball league. she's survived by her husband and two young sons. today is the day that boaters can get life jackets checked out and replaced for free if they don't meet safety standards. state officials are homing the 12th arnellia trade-in. boaters can bring -- 12th annual trade-in. boaters can bring in their life jackets and if they don't appear to be fixable or safe, new ones will be replaced. we want to check in again with sal, who has been telling us a few problems out there. but for the most part a lot lighter than friday, right sal? >> yeah, it looks pretty light. we take the golden gate bridge for granted. i want to mention on this date in 1937, the golden gate bridge opened to traffic 74 years ago. right now, traffic is looking

good on that span. probably one of the most photographed bridges in the world. so happy navy to the golden gate -- anniversary to the golden gate. let's go out and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic looks good. remember the bay bridge opened about a year later. the morning commute is not bad on peninsula. traffic is moving along pretty well on southbound 101 and on northbound 101. 7:55. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. we have low clouds, fog -- just heard from big mike in santa rosa. some drizzle up there. i'm not surprised. there's a big cloud deck. we have drizzle in marin county, mill valley. there's some local drizzle.

low overcast there. drizzle, light rain, mainly to the north. but again there is a lot of low clouds and that's gonna keep us on the cool side. i would love to show it to you. so it's underneath the radar beams. it's there, based on a lot of the tweets. 50s, mid- to upper, concord says 5. livermore 57. you -- 58. livermore, 57. some rain is possible north and east and i mean it's going to be really cold up in the mountains. snow level could get down to 4,000 feet saturday night early sunday so be advised by that. shasta, lass lassen, tea hoe truckee. it could be close -- it could be close for us to get showers, south, south afternoon/evening. it's a close, close call. sunday morning we'll start off very cool. i think we'll go sunny and

windy. light rain to the north, os for highs. it's cold out. we're done. we're done. i will say bet he on sunday/monday. but again, there will be wind. tori and dave? thank you. coming up on "mornings on 2," a badly-beaten child was found in a south bay badge. the search underway for this man believed responsible for that attack. >> reporter: moments ago, police in oakland have now confirmed what happened in the oakland hills this morning. it's much more than a robbery. >> reporter: san francisco's public defender says he has new evidence and new video that shows police officer misconduct. we'll show you what the video is supposed to reveal -- coming up.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark friday, may 27th. we have developing news as we spoke. police just gave us new information about an overnight attack in the oakland hills. kraig debro back now with a live update on what just happened, kraig? >> reporter: a lot of activity

within the past hour, about a half-hour ago, we learned from police that this came in as a possible sexual assault and then about ten minutes ago, at 7:50 i spoke with a couple of detectives and they confirm this was not only a robbery but a sectsual assault. in addition to that -- sexual assault. in addition to that, we got ahold of the e-mail sent to the neighbor. take a look at the e-mail we got. we shot it off the iphone. it reads in part, "a few hours ago, a man broke into our house and then --" we're not show egg e-mail because it has the name of the street on it but it says "a man broke into hour house and held us at gunpoint." we've confirmed with police there was a sexual assault. it does not say there was in the e-mail. the call came in about this at

around 2:00. they were looking for suspects in area. they searched the area. they also said that piedmont police came one a k-9 unit to see if they can find the suspect or suspects. but we talked with the sergeant. she told us that they believe the suspects had already got away. we've been talking to neighbors this morning. they tell us the people that live in the home here are just a typical family. >> the young people, they have is a boy and a girl. very nice, friendly people. they did beautiful work, you can see, to the house right now, on it. i just feel so sorry for them. >> most of the people know each other and you wave at each other and the people on kosher there, they are pretty -- corner there, they are pretty

much the watchdogs. >> reporter: and there is an active neighborhood watch program. you can see it posted on the signs. if you walk around the back of the homes there, there is a trail that parallels all of the homes near skyline boulevard which is adjacent to this park. and then on either end of where we are in the street, there's an access to those trails from the street. we don't know how the suspect or suspects got into the home but it is very possible it could have -- they could have accessed those trails, come around the back. i talked with one person. he told us he heard hauls hauling out of here at 3:00 a.m. this morning. we don't know if those cars are connected to what happened at the house. right now, investigators are inside interviewing the people. back to you. >> thank you, kraig. police in the south bay are

out there searching for a man suspected of beating up his ex- girlfriend's-year-old daughter and leeching her -- 3-year-old -- ex-girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter and leaving her for dead. investigators say the girl only survived because rodriquez's 15- year-old son discovered her in time. rodriquez may be hiding in -- in san jose or sacramento. in just a few hours, suspected serial killer, joseph naso, is expected to be back this court and he's charged with killing four northern california women in the 1970s and the 1990s and he's acting as his own lawyer. now, marin county -- a marin county judge is considering whether to unseal court documents containing evidence against naso, including a probable cause statement that was held without public notice. it's 8:03. the san francisco police

department is facing new allegations of officer misconduct this morning. meanwhile 26 felony cases could be dropped today relate to previous allegations. allie rasmus is live in the city with what we know about this growing scandal. good morning allie. >> reporter: gening. allegations come from jeff adachi, the public defender. he says he has no -- he has new video that contains more evidence of wrongdoing. he's supposed to release the video. he told ktvu what the video is supposed to contain, he says it's video of the drug bust that happened on the tenderloin street. the officers involved in the drug bust said the person they arrested spit drugs out of his mouth. but he says this is video and it will show the officer's claims are not true and this is another example of how san francisco police officers have not been entirely truthful in their investigations.

now, he began making these allegations about the police officers since back in march. since then, he's released four videos that he says support the claims of misconduct. he says in some of the cases, in several instances followed -- captured on video, the officers illegally searched the residents. also, they took things out of the home they shouldn't have. and adachi says that amounts to theft and misconduct. now, 80 criminal cases have already within dropped from judges and district attorneys. another 26 felony cases are expected to be dropped i -- dropped later on this morning. in the meantime, the san francisco police department says it's looking into the allegations against the officers. but again at a 9:00 hearing at the hall of justice, another 26

felony drug cases are expected to be dropped because of these allegations of police misconduct in san francisco. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. five minutes after 8:00. an a.t.m. repairman accused of replacing real money with fake money is in custody after being on the run for a year. they say this man was identified on surveillance video stealing $200,000 from seven a.t.m.s from san francisco and daly city. they say he abandoned his wife and disaappeared. -- disappeared. he was arrested in phoenix and was extradited for charges. he's due in kurt on tuesday for a preliminary hearing. just out this morning, surprising details about the mights of an air france jet that crashed a few years ago from rio to paris. the data recorder shows the captain was resting and the two

pilots were in a cockpit. they say the speed sensors failed and the plane stalled as it was climbing through bad weather. the co-pilots did remain at the plane. all on board were killed. are there any senators in the chamber who wish to vote? >> congress passed a bill extending parts of the patriot act in a rare, late-night session. provisions in the bill give the government the ability to search records and conduct wiretapping. president obama is in europe so he could not sign the bill in person. instead, he gave without officials to use an automatic machine that creates -- pen that creates his signature. hillary clinton is in pakistan trying to repair a strained relationship between the u.s. and pakistan after the

raid that killed osama bin laden. coming up at 7:15. we'll bring you a live report from washington, d.c. on what secretary clinton said this morning about the strained relationship after she met with pakistani leaders. meantime, pakistan has given permission for cia experts to search the compound where bin laden was killed. now that team will gather up any additional information that can be found there. they will also be looking for possible or hidden or buried documents. still not clear when that cia team will be there at the compound. a san francisco city planner is using humor and high technology to show his colleagues that the permitting process needs to be steam lined. >> can i serve ice cream at my coffee shop? >> only if it's served in in a cup, not a cone. otherwise your cones would have

to have your -- would have to be confiscated. >> a bill to conform the process will be confirmed this august. nice to see a little humor. >> yes. let's check in with sal. is there a sense humor about the toll plaza this morning? >> i think peel are taking it easy on the toll plaza. i think -- you shouldn't be too stressed out about it. let's show you traffic is light at the toll plaza. it does look like unfortunately, somebody -- up fortunately somebody is being pulled over. this is a max miami enforcement weekend. they will have officers everywhere looking for all sorts of violations including dui. southbound 101, there's some sort of a vehicle pass the -- past the 80 split. this is beginning to cause a traffic jam. i'm wondering if it's a stall

or a two-car accident or get to the bottom of that. right now traffic on the peninsula looks good. if you are driving in contra costa county, guess where it's slow? highway 4. but the rest of the commute looks good. let's go to steve. some mostly sunny skies dune towards san jose, at least the web camera there from meteorology department, showing a lot breaks in the clouds. the farther south i think you'll be mostly sunny. all the way up to eureka. karen and jim up in eureka, ron in crescent city. ecue ya about .10 -- ukiah, .10. drizzle down to mill valley. it's not showing up on radar, not south of that. there's a drizzle on the way, but mainly to north. i would think that drizzle would end in the next couple of

hours. but the light rain is possible. forethose of you heading up to the move mountains, shasta/lassen, tahoe, truckee. maybe snow down to 4,000 feet on sunday. see, it doesn't show up. but really chilly, 49. it's cool. 5, though, oakland, 58 concord. 58 mountain view and some sunshine in san jose. we do have a lot of cloud cover streaming over. it will continue to do so today and tomorrow. that's where we're banking on giving us wet weather. it will be windy. no doubt about that. saturday a low comes in and goes right over the sierra and that could give them interesting weather along with the sacramento valley. maybe close to us. i will lean on this being mostly cloudy, breezy, cool. light rain today and tomorrow. otherwise, partly sunny, the farther south you go.

below-average temperatures, can't change that -- change that. highs will be in the 60s for many that should be much, much warmer than that on the end may as we almost head intoup there are a lot of signs that we can get rid of the clique. maybe warmer for some sunday afternoon into monday. but today and tomorrow, especially if you are going to the mountains, there could be some snow. >> all right. thank you, steve. it's known as "the beat." president obama gets a surprise bill from the british government for his car ride.

mostly cloudy. i do have some sun down toward the south bay. we'll have partly sunny, mostly cloudy skies and then some drizzle, local drizzle, highs today, staying cool, only in the 60s for many or very low 70s. new revolutions about it performance at that damaged site -- about the tsunami performance at that damaged plant in japan. it was concluded the nuclear plant would stay dry intact

under every scenario is the information that was given earlier before this happened. japan is announcing new, lower radiation limits for children. the outrage is growing over the et -- over the continuing disaster at the fukushima plant. there were protests last month when it set the limits at the very same limit for nuclear plant employees. today, ministry announced new limits for children at 1/20th of that amount. it's 8:16. secretary of state, hillary clinton, says u.s./pakistani relation are at a turning point. she's in islamabad for first time since u.s. forces killed osama bin laden. and alison burns joins us live with more with what happened at the meeting. alison? >> reporter: it was a very brief meeting with a simple mess ack. ack-- message. here's secretary of state and mike mullin.

they are urging them to show a renewed commitment to u.s. security interests and focus on eradicating safe havens for militant the. >> they are -- militants. they are warning as well. >> admiral mullin and i have just completed a very extend civic open, frank and constructive discussion with the leadership of pakistan. >> reporter: now, secretary clinton is also urging pakistanis against fostering, conspiracy theories against the united states. they have erupted since osama bin laden's death. 49% of pakistanis don't believe he's dead. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:17. new reports says libya leader moammar gadhafi is hiding in hospitals in tripoli trying to get away from knows nighttime

raids from nato jets. an official says gadhafi is moving because he knows nato planes won't bomb hospitals. nato carried out more strikes in tripoli. the sky turned bright orange. libyan fighters aimed their gun at the aims. the target appeared to be in the area of moammar gadhafi's compound is which is a frequent target of those air strikes. president obama and other world leaders at the g-8 summit have now wrapped up two -- two days of meetings in france. among other topics, the world leaders discussed, libya, russian's president, he said that moammar gadhafi needs to help down but he also said colonel gadhafi would not be offered asylum in russia. and today's g-8 meeting

included the -- meetings included the two new leaders. the g-8 leaders agreed to aim to provide $40 billion in funding for arab countries trying to establish democracy. the mayor of london wants president obama to pay the city's congestion charge for his limos use of the streets. the mayor says the united states should pay the fee charged to all cars that enters london's congestion charge. that charge -- that charge would be about $16 for every car the president's motorcade, including his armored cadillac called "the beast." the mayor said he talked with president obama about the u.s. embassy's refusal to pay $83 million in overdue congestion charges. the embassy says it has diplomatic immupty from paying the charge because it's a tax. this morning, aer is we

yawn court ruled that milanik can be arrested -- serbian court ruled that milanik can be arrested. he's accused of again know said and directing -- genocide. he says he will appeal the order on monday. he could be executed within hours if the appeal is rejected. 8:20. we've all heard of the black boxes used to help figure out the cause of an airline crash. now the u.s. state department want those same type 6 datas used in -- type of datas used in other vehicles. it will start with 2019 model cars. some cars already offer this already. a lot of fans are talking about buster posey.

a really bad injury. the season may be over for him. he's the rookie of the year. but you may be able to help cheer up buster posey. and how the founder of facebook may soon become "friends" with vegetarians around the world. good morning. westbound 24 traffic looks good on the way to the tunnel. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather coming up.

facebook founder is son a new diet. it's one that only allows him to eat the meat animals cash cash an animals -- animals that he personally killed. he said this new goal has basically made him a vegetarian. he has learned how to raise and slaughter new animals. this is part of a new challenge he takes on every year. last year his goal was to learn chinese. you giants' fans can send a message to buster posey injuring -- wishing him a speedy recovery. in fact, the giants want everyone to signed a -- to sign a virtual get-well card. buster posey will probably be out for the rest of the season. a "chronicle" reporter took this photo. he fractured a bone in his lower left leg and tore the ligaments in his ankle during that unforgettable, violent collision at home pate wednesday night.

>> we have some colleagues who went to the game yesterday and they said that's all everybody was talking about. >> i'm sure. let's check in with sal. sal, i think there may be changes. they are talking about potentially changing the rules about how runners can run into home plate. >> that's what bruce bochy was saying. they are very disappointed to have the star player, or one of them gone for a year, so they say. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. happy navy to that span. on this day, 74 years ago today, the first cars drove across the golden gate brings in 1937 -- bridges in 1973. traffic is light. no problems on the way to san francisco. and on the san mateo bridge we're also off to a very nice start. in fact, not even a start, we're in the middle of a commute here. traffic looks great. let's go to steve. >> whats watt toll back -- sal,

what was the some back then? >> i'm gonna say 25 cents. drizzle to the north. it will be that kind of friday and saturday -- i'm already into saturday. [ laughter ] >> the situation he, though up -- the situation up in the mountains will be cold. we could see snow down to 4,000 feet saturday afternoon and evening. for those of you heading up there, be prepared for cold and 0 hope for the best. temperatures warming in concord. look at that heatwave. 57 in oakland. livermore is in there. had some light rain drizzle from marin county all the way up to mendocino county and the northern sacramento valley as well. a lot of low clouds. some sun. breezy. light showers to the north. it stays kuehl. the wind -- cool. 60s for temperatures or very low 70s. there could be hit-or-miss

showers. solano, lake county, maybe share. i think it will stay east -- maybe lar. i think it -- maybe santa clara county. i think it will stay east of us, though. coming up -- students accused of promoting white power in one of california's most liberal areas. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. and bay bridge delays over the memorial day weekend. we're live with the details. and a new development in last year's killing. it happened in a bay area shopping mall. why there never -- why there may never be a murder trial.

police say 19-year-old dear rick botoford picked up a gun off the street that someone threw out of a car last night. it happened near west cliff drive and sacramento avenue. police say they chased him to the back of a nearby charter school. he was arrested but police couldn't find the gun. it's described as a silver, semi-automatic gun with black grips. the schools and neighbors have been alerted. two court-appointed doctors say the man accuse of killing an east pale low alto -- palo alto community leader is not competent to stand trial. the judge is expected to decide next month if he should be sent to a mental hospital. he's accused of killing community activist david lewis at a shopping center nearly one year ago. the two grew up together in east palo alto and crossed paths during their lives. the lack of a motive lead

investigators to suspect that he might be incompetent. jenny lin was 14 when her body was found at her home on may 27th, 1 4. there's never -- 1994. there's never been an arrest. every year a vigil is held. tonight it will be at 6:00 at the library on norbridge avenue. dozens of animals were rescued from filthy counties. the spca found 19 rabbits, 19 doves, three dogs and a newborn puppy, all in small cages. the animals are in the custody of the spca. several students were --

several students from so cal high wore racist remarks and wore clothing consistent with the white supremacist movement. the district is sending letters home to the parents warning them about the so-called white pride. the redwood city school district is reportedly bracing for a worst-case budget scenario. according to "the daily news" the school year could be put by five days. dozens of childrens -- teachers could lose their jobs. the district says if governor's brown to extend taxes it is success f.m., cuts could be avoided. a mill valley man could -- a million valley man could face up to three years in jail. police say timothy mcgown was arrested and once in custody, they discovered he was arrested

in san francisco and his family says he's a recovering alcoholic who recently relapsed because of a death in the family. a south bay center will donate their aquatic center to a long-time coached a teacher today. they are renaming the aquatic center in honor of ron freeman -- he died in january from a heart attack. he was 52. he was on the water polo and swim teams staff for 30 years. today's dedication ceremony begins at 3:30 this afternoon. well, a stretch of highway 84 through niles canyon is open after being closed overnight. caltrans crews started reconstruct work on the highway near the -- preconstruction work on the highway. they will be closing the highway between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. for three nights. this is all start of a safety improvement plan to add shoulders to the plan and also

reassign portions of the highway. more changes are coming to the eastern span of the bay bridge this holiday weekend. ktvu's jade hernandez is live at the bay bridge toll plaza to explain how this will affect drivers. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. you are going to see delays on bridge and on b.a.r.t. over memorial day weekend. both are necessary. each scenario has its own pros, work being done while pushed along the completion of the new bridge and, of court, for b.a.r.t., b.a.r.t. will face critical-type issues caused by fire this past december. good news, the bridge won't be closed he tirely. the bad news lanes will be closed from 8:00 at night in the morning both days this weekend. westbound traffic won't be affect. the detours will allow the construction workers to work to complete the new eastbound lanes. the work done will create a slightly different approach into oakland after the holiday

weekend. as for washington, this picture was taken after fire was damaged on the -- fire left damage on the tracks. b.a.r.t. is calling this vital maintenance. the assistant manager for operations gave us an example of the cable that will be replaced. most affected dublin and fremont riders all the way through lake merritt. for everyone along the line, emphasize sis is on the 12th street b.a.r.t. transfer station. there won't be any transfers at the 19th street station for the past two weekends. the man overseeing the work says bear with it all. >> this is realliness. it's actually -- this is really necessary. i god more get we should have a failure in that cabling because

that would mean no service through transbay tube when we're trying to carry hund dress thousands of -- hundreds of thousands of riders. >> reporter: if done during the work, this would have affected two to three times as many people. keep in mind this sunday, memorial day weekend, has a sunday schedule expect delays from 8:00 to 2:00 p.m. and to give us a better idea of how traffic will be over he the weekend, let's check in with sal -- over the weekend. let's check in with sal. >> okay. jade. thank you very much. [ no audio ] it will be busy a some points tomorrow. usually, it's tonight. we want to make sure that you know you should plan ahead if you are planning to leave town. a lot of people are doing that. let's go out to pictures now. this is a look at 880, the traffic is moving along nicely,

passing the oakland coliseum and driving up to downtown oakland. speaking of the bay bridge, it's very light right now, getting into san francisco. there have been no major problems. there -- problems there. if you are driving ott golden gate bridge, one of the engineers checked. the toll was 50 cents which in 1937, that sounds like a -- that sounds like a lot of money. but the toll is $6 in the southbound direction. let's go to steve. we do have mostly cloudy skies. some breaks in the sun. one of the models came in and it puts rain on us on sunday. the other two models have not done that. what's been going on for the last month? we haven't had any hee. it's been cool. we've had below-average temperatures. i honestly think that's the way it's gonna go. i'm trying to be optimistic for sunday and monday but right now things are starting to fall apart. temperatures in the 50s to low

60s. san jose 61 has a little bit of sunshine down there. we'll eight get a few breaks. mainly south and east but to the north we've had drizzle, light rain, everything is streaming out of the north. as it does, there's some enhance.right -- enhancement there. it's gonna move over and dive over by sunday. guess who is in line to get some of that as we head towards saturday night. that would be use -- that would be us. over us, the rain is possible. 5, 50 miles in the atmosphere can mean a world of difference in the forecast. friday, saturday, mostly cloudy. a lot of 60s, very few 70s. windy as well saturday and sunday. if you are heading to the mountains, i would expect to see the snow level down to 4,000 feet. we have low clouds. that will give way to some sun. it will be breezy and drizzle is the north and it should

taper off. light showers 60s for a lot of these temperatures. extremely low 70s. cloudy to mostly cloudy. i know sunday had be windy. if we can get rid of the clouds it will be mostly sunny. and then better as we go into sunday night and monday. the seismologists who are facing criminal charges for not predicting an earthquake. and there's new information on the tornado disaster in missouri. we'll bring you an update from our reporter on the scene of all of this. ar

happening right now, live pictures from poland as president obama just touched down in warsaw. this is the last stop of his six-day, four-nation european tour. it looks like the limousine -- the president is about to get in that limousine. this is the first visit for the president. he was supposed to visit poland

last year but the visit had to be cancelled because of a volcanic ash and one other note, michelle obama has been visible during the visits to ireland, france but she apparently is heading home today to likely spend time with her daughters for the memorial day weekend. president obama just touched down in poland, about to head off for some meetings. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories -- the update came within the past hour. oakland police coon firmed there was a sexual a -- confirmed there was a sexual assault at a home earlier this morning. police are searching for suspects. new fallout from the san francisco police misconduct scandal. new cases could be thrown out.

accused serial killer, joseph naso, is due to enter a plea today on four counts of murder charges. naos's charged with killing four northern california women in the 1970s and 1990s. he's acting as his own lawyer. 8:43. new this morning, we've just learned the death toll that hit joplin, missouri is now at 132. that number could go higher. casey siegel is live in joplin with a look at the devastation that search and rescue crews are dealing with. >> we're just getting a little bit of conflicting -- conflicting numbers here base people at the state are saying the death toll is about 127. people with the city of joplin say that number is at 132. so we're trying to iron that out. obviously this this a very

arduous task of identifying dead and the missing. they say 20 new missing-persons reports have come in in just the last day or so. in the last hour we showed you a home. i want to show you right back there behind me is what is left of samantha and ronnie goodins' house. i spoke to them. they said when they learned the storm was coming. they are go -- they were gonna try to get in their truck and get to another location. once they were in the truck they realized the tornado was coming right at them. they ran back into in the house, took cover. had enough time to basically pull a mattress over them when the tornado went right over their house and they say the walls disintegrated and the mattress lifted off of them. see this tree right here? this tree fell on their house.

the owner tells me it's this true that probably most likely saved their lives because the tree fell on -- fell on top of them and it kept them from being sucked right out. i want to show difficult -- i want to give you some perspective. i'm 6'2" this gives you an idea of what 200-mile-per-hour winds will do which is exactly how strong those winds were when they swept through here. the national weather service saying it was, in fact, an e-f5 tornado that tore through joplin. number of missing continues to rise as well as the death toll. this is a very fluid situation. we're expecting press conferences throughout the day on this. and president obama you were talking about his visit to poland. he's going to be here on the ground in joplin on sunday where he will see this damage firsthand. he will meet with some the

survivors and also -- also attend a memorial and prayer service scheduled for here in joplin on sunday. all right. casey siegel, thank you. hard to figure out where too that -- where to start there. seven people are facing legal trouble in italy for not predicting a deadly 6.3 earthquake. six individuals are being tried for the manslaughter of the 300 people who died in the 2009 ma quill law quake -- ma we -- maquilla quake. the panel points to quakes that happened before the big one, quake swarms. scientists say quake swarms are not evidence a big one is about to happen. well, wet weather and rain may have caused -- caused a

deadly -- a deadly accident in la hon cau. look at the terrain -- a lon dah. look at the terrain. one man was killed. two others suffered injuries. two motorcycle officers crashed into a each other while they were helping with traffic during another officer's funeral. one officer flew off, it kill him instantly. the other officer is in the hospital. all of this is under investigation. today is day four of the trial casey anthony. the fiance of her brother took the stand in morning,

testifying that casey anthony had an amazing relationship with her daughter, caylee. this is casey anthony there. she's accused of killing caylee in june of 2008. her body was found near her family's home later that summer. >> the defense has claimed -- that summer. the defense is claiming that caylee drowned in the family pool and that casey's father disposed of the body. doctors are warning about facebook depression. doctors say a lot of teenagers use facebook to keep in touch with screen but there's studies that show teenagers are obsessing about it, teenagers are reading these profiles and feeling like they can't live up to everybody else. about 40% of those asked say

they do feel stressed out for much of the day. you can get very different answers from many different states. not a surprise here, hawaii had the less less. california ranked number 4. but most stressed state is utah, where more than 45% of people reported feeling stressed out. 8:49. we have breaking news about the 2012 presidential race just five minutes ago, texas governor rick perry said he will consider seeking the republican presidential nomination. in the meantime, former massachusetts governor, mitt romney, will officially kick off his presidential campaign next week. thursday, he will declare his candidacy for the republican nomination at a farm in new hampshire. that's a very key election state. romney lost the presidential nomination in 2008. his campaign aides say this time his approach will be more

focused, more disciplined. today, mitt romney will be in iowa for his first visit to that -- visit to that state this year. michele bachmann said she will make a presidential announcement in her hometown of in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina to begin the process. this weekend, sarah palin kicks off her east coast bus tour. some say this is a strong sign she's considering a presidential run. the one-state tour is what she calls it. it starts in washington, d.c. on sunday. sarah palin reportedly will appear at the annual rolling thunder motorcycle rally before making her way up the east coast all the way to new england. there's a new poll out that shows sarah palin is one of the leaders of the republican ticket right behind mitt romney. researchers are announcing this morning that good cholesterol really is not that good. they know that lowering bad

cholesterol levels will cut heart attack risk but a federal study showed that raising good cholesterol levels did not lower the risk of heart attacks. in fact, a drug given to participants to raise the good cholesterol level also slightly increased the risk of a stroke. the study was called off 18 months earlier -- early. there's another baseball ballpark tragedy to tell but. this one in colorado. it's an accident that killed a young fan. plus -- heading back to the bay area when first lady, michelle obama, plans to make her next visit.

at least for now, it likes stocks are ending the week on a high note, thanks to bullish comments about grief, cautioning the dollar to fall causing strength in commodity prices. the nasdaq is up 2. the s&p is up 7. we're now hearing that the first lady is coming to the bay area. white house sources say she will attend fund-raising sources. and she reportedly will attend at least one nonfund-raising event. but we don't have any details on that yet. authorities in arizona just released this video of a drug raid gone terribly wrong. it shows s.w.a.t.

officers storming the home of a marine, who served in iraq, firing more than 70 rounds into his home. initially the officers say he drew at a weapon and shot him at -- shot at them first. but that report turn out to be false. the man was killed instantly after a hail of bull -- bullets. last night, on dutton avenue, there was a crash and the patrol car had a flat tire with scapes on the side. the woman driving along there was booked on suspicion of being under the influence. a man has died after falling 25 feet at a rockies' game. he was declared brain dead on wednesday. witnesses say he fell while sliding down a railing at denver's coors field on tuesday. in basketball, the stage is set for the nba finals.

>> lebron! yes! >> he's tough. he led the heat. they beat the bulls 83-80. the heat, now the eastern conference champs. they will host the dallas mavericks for game one of the nba finals tuesday night. let's check in with sal one more time as we get ready for the long holiday weekend. >> right now traffic is moving along nicely on and 880. as you can see, traffic -- on eastbound 880. as you can see, traffic has not been that bad. we're expecting people to leave san francisco later today for the getaway. but right now it's clear. let's go to steve. all right. sal. mostly cloudy. it looks -- it looks like rain is starting to come in. the best news could be sunday. it will be windy and cool. today and tomorrow a lot of clouds and maybe some rain. staying very cool. >> it looks like it had be that way for a which. i think we can get rain --

while. i think we could get rain again on wednesday. >> wednesday is june 1st. >> i know. a lot of these lows are contributing from the weather in the midwest. >> so it is connected. if you want to watch the international space station on sunday, 4:30 a.m., -- >> what time? >> 4:27 a.m. on a sunday morning! [ laughter ] >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching.