overnight tragedy in iraq. the biggest sipple loss of american life -- single loss of american life in two years. a very gruesome coughfully a quiet bay area neighborhood -- discovery in a very quiet bay area neighborhood. "mornings on 2" starts

right now. good morning. i'm dave -- i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori cam b. east palo -- i'm tori campbell. police are searching for the suspects in a tragic shooting. here's more. >> reporter: after the boy was shot in the head, the mother and father started to drive him to the hospital. they were speeding. they were pulled over. the police officer saw what happened and calmed the ambulance -- called the ambulance. the boy died. the community is gathering this

morning. they were heading home from a baby shower. two suspects approached the car. bullets hit the vehicle. the mother took a bullet trying to shield her children. both she and the father, who was also shot, are in serious condition. here's a look at the sketches relebonesed by police. one gunman is 5'9". the other suspect is in his early 20s, about the same height. police are offering a $25,000 reward he leading to information -- rewarding that will lead to -- reward leading

to information that will lead to an arrest. a 3.2 magnitude earthquake hit los angeles. the quake was centered in the watts/willow brook area. the quake was described as a small jolt. police say no reports of any injuries or damages so far. an autopsy will be performed on human remains found. a resident reported a suspicious bag found in-- found in their neighborhood. police say this is being treated as suspicious homicide. coming up in about 30 minutes we'll find out more about the grisly discovery. details 4 morning be -- this morning on a hiking trail, a fire.

firefighters are calling it a cooking fire. they say it broke out about 6:00 p.m. it destroyed about two rooms -- two rooms of furniture and belongings. this is all that's left of country star trace atkins' tennessee home. a fire broke out in their home. his wife says their children, nannies and home dogs were -- and dogs were inside at the time. they all got out safely. the family is sifting through the rubble for anything that's not destroyed. opening arguments set to begin in the arizona baseline killer trial. prosecutors say 46-year-old

mark goudeau terrorizeed the town and killed nine people and committed rain and child molestation. police are calling these the -- committed rape and child molestation. police are calling these the baseline killer. today, defense secretary robert gates, you see him here, he's in afghanistan, saying goodbyes to american troops as he gets ready to retire. coming up for you at 7:15 this morning, we'll bring you a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom. property owners could assume responsibility for the maintenance of trees along san francisco sidewalks. under mayor lee's budget proposal private property owners will take over financial responsibility for another 24,000 city trees.

right now, they pay already -- they already have paid for some trees. the cost of maintaining a tree ranges from $300 to $1,000 every three to five years. some local fishermen are heading to san pablo bay hoping to catch something big, but not too big. they say they are catching bigger than normal sturgeon. now, that's a big fish. >> wow. >> one man said he caught and released 20 sturgeon. over half of them were over the maximum allowed of five feet. >> it loom -- i was looking at the design on thed i some it almost look -- on the side of it. it almost looks like somebody stenciled diamonds on it. obviously, i'm not into fishing. let's go to sal.

>> westbound bay bridge we had aen earlier -- we had an earlier crash on the span. once you make it onto the bridge, it looks okay. westbound 24, that traffic is moderately heavy into oakland. this morning's commute, the south bay, not too many problems report. in fact, nothing major on the major roadways for the south bay. let's go to steve. >> mostly cloudy. there are a few breaks, but in between sierra nevada, sacramento, it's cloudy. a lot of low clouds around. believe it or not, there's still a little bit of an allergy report. no, noes the trees -- no, not the trees. the grasses continue to be in the medium, medium/high

category. mostly cloudy, 50 to 58 on these overnight lows. 58 to 66. clouds, some sun, some sun. 60 to 70. sun and clouds later on. very mild air mass but there's another system dropping down. you get a look right off eureka crescent city. it's weaker than the one we just had. could produce a few showers later on. probably not but i'll mention it. sometimes you can see things wrapping around. lake county, napa county, contra costa, solano. we have a lot of county in place. 50s, upper 50s for a few. mountain view is in there, 55 napa. 55 redwood city. i mean, temperatures they are rarin' to go. there's so much moisture, it's kind of muggy/humid out there. one more system has 20 side --

has to slide by and that will keep rain in the forecast -- forecast. still a possibility of some lingering rain today. a westerly breeze is in place. have not seen that for about three to four days. morning clouds, a lot of cloud cover, the low clouds will be hard-pressed to clear out of here. no change yet. slightly warm he. we'll see near average temperatures but still no real sign of a warmup yet. tori, dave? >> thank you. the lines are already huge outside of the moscone center where apple's ceo is expected to take the stage. jade hernandez joins us live with more. >> reporter: it's called the worldwide developers conference and it's held every year at the moscowny center.

24 year, steve jobs will be here. he's been on medical leave but he decided to -- but he decided to make the conference. >> the art of the reveal, if you want to call it, he's really great about creating hype about the new things he creates. >> reporter: you just heard from a job developer who knows steve jobs. whether that means he will unveil more than software as expected, eye ware or gadget or just prove to everyone he's well enough to come back. no one really knows. speculation will continue until he takes the stage in about three hours. steve jobs will be unveiling its next generation. many know the mu gadget as what

powers theipad, iphone, icloud. swee -- we spoke to our tech expert about this. >> there's speculation he might have something big like the iphone 5 or a new product like a new television. it really depends on the expectations if a lot of the investors anticipated that and he doesn't announce something big than the stock are probably stay down. >> what's really amazing. you are look taking -- you are taking a look at moscone west. you can see the line wraps around this block. it actually wraps around the entire city block. this line is literally 5 it 6 -- 5 to 6 people deep. moscone west e the keynote address, everyone anticipating

that address. we will continue to keep you posted and bring more from those developers and engineers who were in line waiting for the conference to start. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 7:11. we have details coming in about a devastating attack on american soldiers in iraq. also -- why thousands of antigovernment protesters celebrated in the streets of yemen. and where the mother of arnold schwarzenegger's love child is hide out since her identity can was revealed. and sarah palin gets a history lesson from a colleague on fox news. fee court is now in session.

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good morning. we will keep the clouds in the forecast and maybe a few

lingering showers but nothing heavy. tori? >> thank you, steve. we're learning more he details about the rocket attack in iraq that killed five u.s. soldiers this morning. iraqi security officials say the troops died when three rockets hit near their living quarters in baghdad. the attack is the sickle -- single largest lost of life for the military in iraq in the past two years. the 46,000 u.s. forces still in that country are scheduled to leave by the end of the year. [ chanting ] over the weekend, demonstrators in yemen's capital city celebrated the departure of that country apresident. hese now in saudi arabia after being wounded. he -- he's now in saudi arabia

after being wounded. it's said he will return to power after treatment for being wounded. two bomb attacks in pakistan killed 4 people over the weekend. 18 people were killed by a suicide bomb outside a bakery in northwest pakistan. another six people were killed by a bomb that had been planted at bus stop. pakistan officials say the death toll could rise because three dozen people were also hurt and many are in critical

condition. 7:16. there's a growing trend among gay comes in the u.s. in which one -- couples in the u.s. in which deportation threats are announced. judges in new york and new jersey have halted deportation proceeding for at least two gay couples. attorneys peculiar planned parenthood in -- attorneys for planned parenthood will seek relief for funding to be cut off. planned parenthood provides general healthcares are to -- healthcare also to 9300 patients. the judge may rule by july 1st. right now, as we speak, president obama is beating --

meeting with his national security team about the future of american troops in afghanistan. as alison burns reports, defense secretary robert gates made his mission clear. he's visiting u.s. troops in the war zone. >> reporter: that's right. president obama is meeting with his national security team in the white house situation room right now. they are discussing the size and pace of u.s. troop withdrawals from afghanistan. meanwhile, rob gert gates is advocating a -- robert gates is advocating a gradual withdrawal. here he is arriving there over the weekend. he retires in a few weeks. he's using his time in front of the cameras there to make clear he believes pulling troops out of afghanistan too quickly would be a mistake. nobody wants to give up the gains that have been won at such a hard cost and known wants to -- nobody wants to

give our allies any power. >> reporter: some in the u.s. administration are reporting steeper withdraws -- withdrawals. it is 7:18. another woman is now saying she had a relationship with arnold schwarzenegger while he was in involved with maria shriver. the actress says she had a relationship with the former governor when the two starred in "red sonya." at that time, schwarzenegger was only dating schrieber, the two were not -- shriver. the two were not married until later. we're also hearing that schwarzenegger's original miss stress and the two -- misstress and the child the two share are hiding in texas. they've been reportedly staying

with friends in texas since the news begun. she says she feels it's best that he stay out of the spotlight. sarah palin insisting she's right and did not make a mistake when talking about paul revere's namous midnight ride. here's what she said while in boston on her east coast bus tour. >> he who warned us -- the british that they weren't gonna be taken away their arms and making sure he's riding his horse through town to send the warning shots and bells that we would be secure. >> but there were no bells in paul revere's ride. it was lanterns. land and sea, remember that? sarah palin says she knows her american history and she's claiming -- blaming this on a "media gotcha moment."

a former employee of bernie madoff's investment firm is scheduled to appear in court today. there's bernie madoff right there and file video. eric lipkin was madoff's payroll manager for 16 years. he's expected to plead guilty to charges of conspiracy and bank fraud related to the multi- billion ponzi scheme. if have you a trip to britain planned over the next few months, you can see kate middleton's widding dr. the gown will be in a special exhibit as part of the tour of the buckingham pal -- palace. >> are you going? >> i would love -- i would love to go. there was so much speculation about what she was wearing. this is wild.

dozens of police officers called to a house in germany for crowd control. wow. the mistake on facebook that brought about a thousand people to someone's home. good morning. 680 traffic looks pretty good head down the hill through the fremont area. we'll tell you more about the morning drive to work. me new lamps. or we could get no sofa.

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a teenaged girl in germany learns the hard way the value of her facebook privacy settles after more than 15,000 people rsvped to her 16th birthday party. 1500 people showed you. look at this. the birthday girl identified only as fessa, mistakenly published the invitation so people could see it, instead of just a group of her friends. after the invitation went viral, they took it down. 1500 people still showed up at her house. some brought cakes and gifts. >> that's kind of a parents' worst nightmare. keep that facebook under control. let's go to sal. >> never her a party like that. let's take a look at what we have. 237, some slowing at zanker

road. getting into the valley, not all that bad as we look at the list from the chp. not too many collisions or stalled vehicles reported by chp right now. as we move along, let's take a look at the commute here on interstate 880. that traffic is moving along okay passing the coliseum. when you get to the bay bridge, there is a little bit of a delay that was crashed between a big tig and a motorcycle on that upper deck of the bay bridge. earl -- bay bridge -- on the bay bridge earlier. let's go to steve. mostly cloudy skies. low to mid- to upper 60s. maybe some light rain today. it's still a possibility. there's so much cloud cover. another system is dropping down. it's far, far weaker. but there it is. again, i mean, one system moves out, another one drops in. it's been this way for a month now. i think the last 80-degree temperatures were around may 5

-- may 5th. truckee was saying snow but now it looks it looks like everyone is saying rain. some of that could dip down later on. that other system will keep the system going. 50s on the temperatures. 57 oakland, san francisco, mountain view, 58. there is was our low right into central california. santa barbara, santa maria, wettest june ever for down in santa barbara. about 1.50 inches of rain. mostly cloudy, mild, cool temperatures. cloud, some stun. but if you get any sun, the humidity factor goes way up. slightly warmer tomorrow, maybe into wednesday, but still below average. by the end of the week, we

should get near average which should be some low os. tori, -- low 80s. tori, dave? >> really? >> yes. the crash overnight that now has a bicyclist fighting for his life. how a video camera might help detectives in sunnyvale discovery who put a body in one neighborhood. that and more when "mornings on 2" continues.

welcome back. 7:30. a bloody, plastic bag containing humane remains found near a home in sunnyvale. ktvu's kraig debro, live now. there's new information from neighbors on exactly where this gruesome discovery was made. kraig? >> reporter: right, dave. residents here told us exactly where the body was found. this video gam raw -- camera right behind me could help police discover who put the body there and what time it happened. the body was discovered over there and two bushes and next to the sidewalk by a resident here in sunnyvale. if you look closely, there's evidence of what the neighborhood found. a bush is matted down and the stones in between the bushes are stained with a dark fluid. yesterday morning, a resident called police around 10:00 a.m. the resident said there was a

garbage bag. when police arrived, they opened the bag and found the body inside. >> we think it's an adult due to the size of the bag and the heftiness of the bag. >> reporter: police have not confirmed for us the exact location. i called one of the detectives working on this case. the county coroner set to do an autopsy confirmed the body's i.d. and cause of death. detectives and police have already canvassed this neighborhood and have actually gone to a nib shopping center asking people there at businesses whether or not they saw anything suspicious. police believe the bag was dropped off late knight or early sunday morning. they still don't know when but they also don't know the i.d. of the body. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. an autopsy will be conducted on an alameda man on

a -- who fell in the water. on sunday, witnesses say he was trying to climb the ladder to his boat when he fell in the water. the exact cause of death won't be known until the autopsy is complete. and we've now learned that the bicyclist who crashed this morning in san francisco is on life support. this is a street view of where the accident happened around 12:30 this morning. the black arrow shows the direction the 38-year-old bicyclist was traveling. police say he was traveling at a high rate of speed when he crashed into the concrete divider. the accident is still being investigated. but it does not appear any other vehicles were involved. the bicyclist was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident. a 4-year-old antioch boy is being treated at children's hospital in oakland after calling -- after falling out of a window. firefighters rushed to the

scene. they say the little boy was leaning up against a window screen to look out when he spell about 15 feet down onto concrete in the back yard. his condition is not known. an unprovoked killing in oakley happened over the weekend. police are looking looking -- police are looking at new scenes. it was here at this school that 21-year-old james dadio was shot and killed. police say it appears the shooter had no motive at all. now family members and friends are struggling to deal with this. >> i'm angry. it was senseless, i want to find out who did it. i mean, whoever did it is gonna pay. >> last night at this vigil, held at the park where he died, friends say had no known enemies. police say there was no altercation, no words exchanged before the shooting happened. they do say evidence was recovered at the crime scene and are following up on new leads. this is the city of oakley

afirst homicide of the year. five people were hurt in separate shootings in oakland. three people were sent to the hospital in a shooting on webster. one victim is reportedly in critical condition. in a separate incident, a man was shot in the back reportedly at a house party. and another man was found shot on east oakland saturday night. police are looking for a map who robbed a game stop store saturday night. police say the robber had a silver revolver and took off with an unknown amount the cash. the thief is described as a black man in his early 30s, 5 7'" with a medium built -- 5'7" with a medium build. customers at a san francisco dmv office are protesting a new policy aimed

at reducing delays. now, until recently the dmv had two separate lines for people to come in on either side of the building but the new managers have consolidated that into one thingle line. dmv officials say the change has helped the office cut down on its wait time from two to three hours to close to one hour. well, tomorrow, meg is heading to south san francisco. they are continuing to pressure -- the pressure testing of 150 miles of pipeline. yesterday, the crews were busy in newark. for about a week, they've been prepping the -- prepping the area, then they rused -- used 100,000 gallons of water. and raise -- raised the pressure to one and a half times the amount. pg&e hopes to have the testing completed by october 31st. 7:36.

tonight, pleasant hill police officers plan to speak out against a proposal to cut their pay. dozens are planning to attend tonight's city council meeting and they will personally messages about how these pay cuts doctor -- pay cuts will directly affect their families. tonight's meeting took place at 7:30. and a plan to ease traffic tieups is now in line to receive funding. the project includes plans to widen the bypass from laurel road and oakley to san creek road in brentwood. there are also plans to add on and offramps. the state's transport fashion collision will decide on whether to fund the $3 million project at its june 22nd meeting. that leads us right to sal. everybody behaving themselves on highway 34? >> i hope so. and westbound, 4 looks pretty

good driving up from orinda all the way up to the tunnel. you can see it's a little bit busy in la fayette. when you get to the toll plaza, a lot of people going there to get san francisco -- to get to san francisco. the morning drive is okay on the east shore freeway. let's if to steve. well, good morning. a couple of little breaks in the clouds. there will be a gulf breaks out there today. temperatures starring out under mostly cloudy skies. 50 to 58. just too much cloud cover. >> it doesn't look like it's going anywhere any time soon. 58 to 66. it wouldn't take much to break through the clouds. we'd warm up 5 too 10 degrees -- 5 to 10 degrees. the main low, the big whopper

of a system which gave record rainfall to many over the weekend has now moved into the sierra. there's another low dropping down it's just a little guy but still, the mere fact that it's there keeps everything in place. we could get some light rain out of one system -- still, i think the end result is more clouds than anything else. the temperatures are in the 50s. there goes our big, old low as it moves into nevada and it will be gone but then the other system dropping right down along the coast will kind of keep temperatures on the cool side for another dayor two. mostly cloudy, mild temperatures. a lot of clouds, some sun. if you get the sun, the humidity factor is way up there. 6 -- 60 to 70 on the temperatures. coast, bay inland, this close this time of year is really one for the books. you -- 60s for many with a few very low 70s.

tomorrow, i think we'll bump it up slightly, cavery that that -- carry that into wednesday. the fog and low clouds shows up at a moment's notice. inland areas will warm up one i think the coast will stay in the 50s. video game ruling. a u.s. supreme court decision today could have a big impact on video game sales here in california. [ chanting ] >> who was chanting louddy and what they were saying at the -- as the former international monetary fund leader left a new york courtroom a short time ago?

wall street is still struggling after losses which mounted last week and made weak economic data. the dow down, 39 at 12,111. nasdaq is down 9. s&p getting close to a technical danger zone is down 7, at 1293. there are several reports today that the company behind farmville and mafia wars will file as early as this week and that would give investors their first look at the company's financial situation. many tech industry analysts already consider zinda highly profitable. which would -- that would make it the biggest ipo in more than two years. and the supreme court could release its decision on the case that concerns the 2005 california law that bans people under the age of 18 from buying or renting the most violent

video games. video game -- video gamemakers say the products should be treated by books, which is protected -- protected by the first amendment. 7:43. a public memorial service scheduled this friday for both san francisco firefighters killed last duty in the line of duety. the two men were overcome by fire and smoke at a house fire in the diamond heights neighborhood. perez died the day of the fire. valerio died from his injuries saturday. -- saturday. a memorial is just growing at fire station 26, where those fallen firefighters worked. in the lobby, their helmets sit on those two chairs. their jackets hanging from the back. a lot of people have sent flowers and -- flowers and

cards, some have dropped off food and left messages in condolence books. >> you feel for them. they have to go in -- go in and do their job. i don't know what to say except you feel bad for the families of the men who died. >> the firefighters say they appreciate the outpouring of support. you can find images from that deadly fire along with get the latest on the investigation at our channel 2 website. just go to ktvu.com, click on the sf firefighter tab. it's on the front page. 24 morning, the former international monetary fund chief charged with sixually assaulting a hotel maid pleaded not guilty. sandra endo joins us with more. sandra? >> reporter: well, tori, there was a lot of interest outside

of the court, a lot of international media as well as dominic strauss-kahn being treated by supporters of his accuser, other hotel maids showing up in support for their friend and colleague. now, as you mention, the former international monetary fund chief appeared in court in new york to plead not guilty to seven charges including criminal assault and sexual abuse. he's accused of a may 14th incident at the sofitel hotel in new york city, of allegedly sexually assaulting a hotel maid. here's what both sides had to say after the arraignment this morning. >> once the evidence is reviewed, it will be clear that there was no element of forcible consumption in this case whatsoever. any suggestion to the contrary is simply not credibility. >> the victim wants you to know that all of dominique strauss-

kahn's power, money, and influence throughout the world will not keep the truth about what he did to her in that hotel room from dumbing out. and -- from coming out. >> reporter: and prosecutors say the victim will take the stand to get her story out. in the mean a top -- in the meantime, strauss-kahn is expected back from court next month and for the duration, he will be monitored under house arrest at a luxury townhouse and is paying for 24-hour armed -- armed security doors. back to you. >> thank you. nearly half of a small town in iowa evacuated this morning after a levee breach. they have these blackhawk helicopters dropping thousand- pound sandbags in an effort to protect homes in the community of hamburg. some residents say this won't be enough.

>> they won't hold. there's too many badger and vermin holds in them. a lot of those levees have been weakened by all of the high water in the area. two new drugs show promising hults -- results for those suffering from the deadliest form of skin cancer. people suffering from this disease only have a life expectancy of six to nine months. this morning, former nfl star plaxico burress is a free man for the first time in nearly two years. about 90 minutes ago, the former new york giant who caught the game-winning pass in the 2008 super bowl, headed to his family in florida. he was convicted of illegally carrying a gun in a manhattan

nightclub. it was discovered when he accidently shot himself in the leg. he wants to play pro football but the nfl lockout prevents him from talking tony -- any team. an a man from utah charged with disorderly conduct because i paid his dentist in pennies. he said he didn't think he owed any money. but when the bills came in, he went to the dentist's office and asked if they take cash. they said yes. he dumped all of the mennies on the counter and demand -- pennies on the counter and demanded they pay it. a violent home invasion. the disguise the authorities say a man used to attack an elderly woman. also, german officials are backpedaling about an e. coli

outbreak.

more money spent on students doesn't necessarily guarantee you will get better -- better classrooms. that's a new report by california watch. they say there's no substance link between how much the school district -- substantial link between how much the school district spends. other schools spent less money and scored in the top quarter. a man pretending to be a pest control worker attacked her in her home in san jose. the man pretended to take soil samples early saturday morning near peter lane and piazza way. he forced his way into the 73- year-old woman's house. he took were -- he attacked her stole several pieces of her

jewelry. the injuries to the victim are -- are not life-threatening. it's eight minutes before 8:00, san diego residents are struggling with what -- with what they call a difficult situation. san diego county is watching the pig population explode. now the federal government is considering trapping pigs or hiring professional hunters. the group, peta opposes the plan and says the government needs a humane method of removing the pigs. new tests from bean sprouts from northern germany are not the cause of an e. coli outbreak. they tested necktive for the bacteria. the outbreak has killed at least 22 people and sickened more than 2300 across -- across europe. it appears they are back to

square one in trying to determine the source. >> it's a big deal,. >> yeah. sal, how is the toll plaza right now. it's getting busier dave and tori. we had an earlier crash on the deck. that is what -- that was removed about 45 minute the ago. maybe an hour ago. traffic has really been slow ever since. this is blending in with the typical morning commute. northbound 880 is also thicker now past the coliseum if you are trying to catch a flight. this morning we're looking at the commute. it's become very heavy in san rafael and in a -- and a little bit slow in novato. on the east shore freeway, that's also very slow. 7:54. let's go to steve. a lot of clouds out there. maybe a few light showers. but mostly we're done with this

system. but still, there's another one dropping down which will keep us from warming up too much. the one system, the big one that we had over the weekend has now moved into nevada. more thane than snow unless you are up above 6500 feet. but another system dropping down. that could keep some rain. maybe drizzle along the coast is certainly possible. two systems, they are not over us but they are close enough. they are weak, the one that's coming down. it's still there. 50s to 59, san jose at least has a few sunbreaks. there goes our low into central california but -- but the next one has to drop down and so that keeps a lot of clouds in the forecast. if you can get the sun, temperatures are on the mild to warm side. there's too much cloud cover, so 60s upper 60s and very, very low 70s. five-day has a warmup.

dave? tori? >> reporter: east palo alto police release two sketches of gunmen who they say are responsible for killing a 3- month-old baby. we'll tell you who they are looking for -- coming up. >> reporter: and apple's worldwide conference begins today. the keynote address will be given by steve jobs. his presence is fueling a lot of speculation this morning.

welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, june 6th. police are searching for the two men who shot and killed a baby and wounded his parents. here's more about reward money being offered to help solve this case. here's tara moriarty.

>> reporter: that's right. police are coffering -- are offering a re-- a reward. the chief here says clearly it's a tragedy when anybody is killed, but especially when it's a 3-month-old. it really strikes -- really strikes at the heart of all of the community. last night about 50 people gathered for a vigil on wisteria drive. that's where the shooting happened. neighbors rallied together after hearing that a family of four from redwood city was leaving a baby shower around 1:00 in the morning on sunday, when two gunmen approached their car and started shooting. a bullet struck his head and he was killed. his brother was not hurt. >> we will be steadfast in tracking then down. it was the one thing that i promised the mother who tragically is still in the hospital. >> reporter: now, the mother and father were also shot and are in serious condition.

after the shooting, the parents raced to the hospital, but they were stopped for speeding. the officer quickly realized what had happened and called for an ambulance. here's a look at sketches. they are described as young men, latino, wearing dark clothing. one man has thin build, brown eyes and a medium to dark complexion. the other suspect has brown hair and dark eyes. police do believe these victims were targeted. these are the -- this is the second homicide in east palo alto this year. back to you. 8:00 today. the city will unveil its new radio station for police and firefighters. this is desined to give emergency crews clear and reliable recenttion in all of the -- recenttion in you a of the city. last january, police radios only worked half of the time

during a high-speed chase and officer involved shooting. 8:00. today in the bryan stow beating case, the attorney for the main suspect, giovanni ramirez, is expected to file a motion that he claims will clear his client's name. the attorney is trying to get surveillance video from a los angeles comfort gyp hotel. it's from april 1st, the day after the beating in dodger stadium. the video shows the man with a head of hair. the man who was described in the surveillance at the ballpark is bald. 8:01. and jury deliberations will soon resume in the murder trial of clancy bailey. the jurors are working to

decide the fate of the two men accused of killing him. the jurors have had -- have had this case since may 23rd. a 3 moi 4 magnitude earthquake struck los angeles. the quake was centered in the willow brook area. some people who felt it described it as a small jolt. police say there have been no reports of injuries or damaged. according to" the new york times "president obama's national security team is -- is reportedly planning to speed up the troop withdrawal, since the death of osama bin laden. a big day in san francisco, lines are forming outside of the moscone center for the start of apple's worldwide developers conference. jade hernandez is out there.

she joins us live to tell us what apple's ceo steve jobs is expected to say when he makes the keynote address. jade? >> reporter: that's right, steve. in just a few hours, the keynote address will be given by steve jobs. we watched a half-hour ago, the doors open. as you can see, the line is moving very slowly. this is a very lengthily mr. process. thousands of pipe attend the conference. the speaker, steve jobs, he didn't address the conference last year and had been on medical leave but this morning, he's expected to address the thousands of developers and engineers attending. this is a week-lock conference and has been told out since tickets went on sale. the worldwide conference is meant for engineerses and loners -- and owners to get

more familiar with this ipo process. steve jobs will be unveiling the next version. advanced mobile operating system. many know this as what powers the iphone, ipad, iphone touch and i-cloud -- i cloud. our -- icloud. speculation will continue until jobs takes the take in a few hours. >> it will be interesting to see how all of those things tied together, there's like a ton. speclation but you can walk up and down and guess what it might

be. this line wrapped around one city block. the first person to get in line we are told happened around 1:00 p.m. yesterday and then a small crowd gathered at 4:00. so if you can imagine that, this line formed repy -- this line formed pretty early just to here steve jobs report. back to you. >> thank you, jade. local fishermen are heading to san pablo boy in hopes of catching something big but not bigger. one finnermen said he's caught and released 20 sturgeon half of them were over the size allowed. half of them have to be allowed. surgeon on steroids, it looks like. sal, is the commute on steroids? >> yes. >> i found automatic owl of the

sirens that -- i found out all of those sirens, false alarm. >> thanks for checking. >> firefighters are not going back to their -- are now going back to their station houses. let's take a look at the commute. we had an earlier crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge between a motorcyclist and a big rig. plan to -- i would say give yourself an extra ten minutes. this is 880 north and southbound. that traffic is gonna be okay. sounds like we have a serious problem on the peninsula at crystal springs road. tree to four-car crash. the -- three to four-car crash. also some activity on the shoulder. traffic is barked you too trues dale -- barked up to trucedale

again. we'll get more on this crash. it just happened a little bit while -- a little while ago. we'll update you on this coming up. let's go to steve. cloudy skies, a lot of low clouds, a few sunbreaks we have a westerly breeze. we could pick up some rain. trees and weeds are low. but grass is medium to medium/high category. you know all of these will take off once we get the warmer weather in here. a lot of clouds today, kind of muggy, so much moisture in the air after the record rain for the record. not only here, but central california, stockton, santa barbara, santa a maria -- santa

maria. it wouldn't take much to warm up. one system has moved up. there's another one. all of that low cloudiness is getting spun around. the other system is producing snow around 6500-foot, around that level, another 6, 7 inches. i think trucksee is reporting snow. tahoe says rain and blue canyon says rain but the wraparound there could still give us a few light showers. nothing compared to what we had over the last 72 thundershowers -- 72 hours. 57 fairfield, even 56 san rafael, san francisco. everyone is close. these are the warmest lows

we've seen. but one -- but one system moves out. it's there. mostly cloudy, some really nice temperatures in the mott morning. clouds, sun, more likely possible. i just have to put lingering raining in. we'll see a little warmup tuesday/wednesday. at least inland areas will get into the low 80s. it is 8:09. right ho -- right now, former pennsylvania -- former pennsylvania senator, rick santorum is set to announce his presidency. that's his wife speaking right

there, karen -- karen garver- santorum. by the -- by the way, they have seven children. he joins the growing crowd of kiss -- candidates speak -- seeking the republic nomination. let's listen in a little bit as rick santorum makes his announcement. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. let me just first say to my wife, karen, and to these children behind me, in my -- and i one blessed man. [ cheers ] >> thank you, karen, thank you, kids for -- they've known a lot of being involved in public life. and as we all know, that's not an easy life. they've stood behind me every step of the way. not only have they stood behind me but they've actually led me and encouraged me and fought

with me side by side. so karen, thank you so much for your love and support. >> he's about to announce his presidency for president of the united states. he's known as a social conservative with a strong anti- -abortion stance. -- anti-abortion stance. anthony wieners had an uncomfortable moment last week about a to photo from twitter. some say twitter is considered a political gold mine. they have to be really careful with that. i know all of us here do twitter but you have to be careful. >> you have to be care f.m. >> uh-huh. there was -- there was an

overnight tragedy to tell you about. what appears to have ended the plea deal for john edwards. and profiters in france are defriending -- broadcasters in france are defriending facebook. blood pressure

a lot of cloud cover today. a lot of 60 and 70s, under mostly cloudy skies.

8:14. we are getting new details about the rocket attack in iraq that killed five u.s. soldiers this morning. the ike rackky security official says they were killed when three rockets landed right near their living quarters at a joint u.s./iraqi base in bag. those soldiers were serving as advisers with the iraqi police. that's the single most largest loss -- loss of life for the military in iraq in the last two years. the remaining soldiers are scheduled to leave there at the end of the year. and mears's -- there's been more violence today at the border of sir reia. >> yesterday, israeli troops trying to cross into israel from that controlled area from syria. several dozen protesters remain camped out in the border area.

it is 8:15. this morning, president obama met with his national security team about the future of u.s. troops in afghanistan. as alison burns reports, defense secretary, robert gates, his his position clear as he said goodbye to u.s. troops in the war zone. >> that's right. as president obama met with his national security team this morning, defense secretary robert gates was wrapping up a trip to afghanistan. robert gates is retiring at the end of the month and choked back tears as he told troops he feel as personal responsibility about sending them to war. >> i just want you to know i think about you every day i feel your hardship and your sacrifice and your burden and that of your family's, more than you can possibly know. >> at the same time, secretary gates is advocating for a gradual reduction of u.s.

forces. he says he wants to keep u.s. force as a higher combat strength into next year while beginning the withdrawal of support personnel. 80 the new york times "report some in the administration --" the new york times "reports that the president is expected to make decisions on this. a push for jail time apparently caused plea goat aches -- negotiations for the attorneys for john edwards and the justice department to fall apart. we're hearing that the justice department was insisting to pleading six months in jail. and then they say that john edwards didn't want time away from his son -- over --

interest hisston and daughter. edwards has pleaded not guilty. tonight civic leaders could fill the san carlos city council seat left empty since the death of omar amad. there are 11 candidates to fill the seat after omar died last month. the remaining county will interview all of the candidates this evening. after those independent views, the counsel could fill one of them -- account council could -- after those interviews, the council could fill that seat. "the press democrats" a shortened workweek. salaries would stay flat. the proposal would reportedly avoid layoffs. city councilmembers will talk about this proposed budget at a meeting tomorrow.

8:18. french broadcasters are defriending some social networking sites. as of may 27th. radio and twillation know united statessers will not be able to mention facebook or twitter on the air. only exception is if either biz is part of a -- business is part of a -- of an international story. they also say giants don't need any free advertising. california's push for the energy problem, there are -- there are 5,000 wind turbine -- turbines. 67 golden eagles have died. systems are being taken to avoid the deaths. but there are -- there are concerned the problem could get worse if another wind chimes

are built. -- if more wind chimes are built. a crash involving a tour bus, a week after the bus crash in virginia. a scary, even spectacular site to show you. a volcano blows up. s, it turned the giants' season upside down now there is to be an april pollgy. ywhere.

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look at this. southern chile in the middle of an erupting volcano. no injuries are reported but those winds are picking up to a resort found in argentina. face masks are being sent to that area right now. and people are advised to stay indoors. 8:23.

giants' general manager and scott cousins of the florida marlins have apparently made peace over the buster posey injury. >> the giants' only focus is buster posey. >> last week, sabean called cousins' hit cruel and hopes he never plays again. there's been apologies. and cousins has received death threats on the internet. >> push it in! >> even if you are not a basketball fan, this has been an exciting series to watch. dwyane wade now has his miami heat two wins away from an nba title. but it was a back-and-fourth fourth quarter. the -- back-and-forth fourth quarter. last-second basket came up

empty. game four is tomorrow night in dallas. 8:24. sal's great, too. he knows all about your commute. >> so close. groom, everybody. let's go out and take a look at what we have on the morning commute. we've had a problem unfortunately on 280 northbound, crystal springs. they are making progress, northbound 280 injury crash blocking the two left lanes. it was in the -- almost the entire freeway was blocked but now they've moved some of those cars off the freeway and off to the right-hand side. but i would still not recommend 2 -- dash i would not use 280. use 101 and you can use 380 to get back to 280 or stay on 101 all the way to the city. the westbound bay bridge, it looks like we have a backup that extended -- extends past of the army base. and this morning, in san francisco, itself, the freeway

looks good approaching the 80 split. let's go to steve. mostly cloudy skies, a couple of sunbreaks but not too many. mainly down towards san jose. but a lot of cloud cover will keep temperatures from warming you. it's mild if we can -- if we can get the sun to break through. mammoth and norton has had snow. reno and tahoe -- reno and lake tahoe had over an inch of rain over the weekend. that's a lot of rain. another system dropping down. we'll keep the clouds in the forecast. maybe some lightning. makes me nervous how that is dropping down. that's why i'm mentioning possible rain. 50s near 60 even with the cloud cover. it's really mild out there. one system moves out, another weak one moves down but it's still there and that keeps us

below average on these temperatures. a westerly breeze has shown up. 60s and very, very low 70s. maybe by the end of the week, but the next couple of days gradual warming. there will be a lot of clouds near the coast. we will see some warm temperatures but only average, nothing too warm, dave. >> all right, steve. 8:26. a growing rainor dispute in the bay area's largest city. we'll tell you what's happening right now outside san jose city hall. a body is dumped in a quiet sunnyvale neighborhood right there. we'll tell you why neighbors believe they know when it -- know when it was dumped. and that jacket that michael jackson made famous in the "thriller" video is up for grabs. how much it's expected to fetch from an auction -- later this month.

human remains were found inside of a garbage bag near sunnyvale. kraig doe bro is there when -- kraig debro is there with more. >> reporter: i want to show you very quickly. this is where the body was found yesterday morning. the neighbors are saying they believe they know what time the body was found there, based on who was out there at and what time. the body was called in around 10:00 a.m. when the police got here, in order to search for the -- for evidence, what they did, they lined up six across and they simply walked down the street in both directions to see if they could find any clues.

yesterday morning, a resident called police and told police there was something in a garbage bag in the yard and it looked like a body. police claim out and opened the bag and made the discovery. police say the neighbor who called police had been out in the morning early and didn't notice the bag until the second stroll around 10:00 a.m. i walked by here about 8:00. >> reporter: yesterday? >> yes. right down here. >> reporter: see anything? >> i didn't see a -- i didn't see a thing. no. i'm shocked. >> reporter: police say an autopsy is going to have to be done to determine the cause of death and the identity of the body. police say they believe the person is an adult based on the weight. a neighbor told us she couldn't believe one of her neighbors had called police because of a garbage truck in the yard. the police and coroner will be

checking with other police departments in the nearby areas to see if there are any missing persons' reports that could match up with the body when it's identified. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, kraig. you can get more information on this case at our channel 2 website, ktvu.com under "bay area news." you can also watch, of course, our newscast streamed live are live -- streamed live right there. an autopsy will be conducted on an alameda many who fell in the caughter -- who fell in the water. he lived on a sailboat in the grandma rena. witnesses say he was trying to climb the ladder on his boat when he fell in the water. well, now we've learned that the bicyclist who crashed this morning in san francisco is on life support. take a look at the street view of where this all happened

around 12:30 this morning. it's pacheco and dewey streets. now, that black arrow right in the middle of your screen, that shows you the direction the 38 cyclist was traveling. this accident is still under investigation. but it doesn't appear that any mer -- it doesn't appear that any other vehicles were involved. the cyclist was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. a 4-year-old anty okay boy is being treated at children's hospital in oakland after falling out of a second-story quinn o-- window. firefighters say the boy was leaning up a -- leaning up against a window screen to look outside when he fell 15 feet onto concrete in the back yard. child's condition has not been released. this morning, oakley police

are investigating strong leads into what they are calling a cold-blooded killing. this is where 21-year-old james dadia was shot and killed by a gunman and police say there appear to be no motive. by the time police arrived, they say he was dead in his friend's arms. now they are trying to determine why he was targeted. >> there was no altercation whatsoever. the suspect approached the three, four people who were in the park and numbers out a -- pums out a firearm and fires. last night, a vigil was held for him. friends say he had no enemies and they are shocked it happened in this city. police say they have several leads and will work around to find the killer. this morning, the california highway patrol is still looking for the driver responsible for a serious accident in santa cruz county.

it hatched saturday afternoon on highway in 1 aptos. the chp says the driver of a green sedan swished off the road, crashed into a tree and ran away. that accident caused another car to crash, causing two serious injuries. the chp is causing witnesses -- is the chp is asking witnesses to step forward. three men were rushed to the hospital early saturday morning after a shooting in a parking lot near webster and 13th street. one of the victims reportedly incredible -- in critical condition. in a separate incident, a mass was shot in the back. reportedly this happened at a house party. and a 52-year-old man was found shot in east oakland on saturday night. police are searching for a gunman who robbed a game stop store. this happened around 6:00 last night. police say the robber had a silver gun, escaped with an unknown amount of cash.

the suspect is described as an african-american in his early 30s. had a medium build. he was wearing a gray adidas cap and a black jacket. customers at a san francisco dmv office are protesting about a new policy aimed at cutting down on delays. until recently, the dmv office on feld street had two separate lines to come in on either side of the building. but new managers have console dated that na one single line and now customers have to line up outside regardless of the weather. pg&e is testing the safety of 150 miles of pipeline and tomorrow, they had -- tomorrow they head to south san francisco. we're hearing -- we are hearing they've been prepping the area by ventilating out the natural

gas and then digging up the pipe and then using 100,000 gallons of ut waker, they raise the pressure to one and a half times the usual amount and then the system was month terred. they hope to have the testing completed by october 31. pleasant hill police officers will be speaking out against a plan to cut their pay. dozens of officers plan to be in the city council meeting. they will certainly -- personally deliver messages about how pay cuts affect their families. 8:3. we want to check in with sal. see how everything is moving on the roads. >> all right, tori and dave. we've been looking at 280 northbound because we had a crash blocking almost the he tire freeway at one point within the hour. and newschopper2 is up here at 280 at 92. newschopper2 showing us that

intersectiontion, 28 -- intersection. 280 has cleared. it was actually closer to skyline. we'll take a look at it just to make sure there are not any residual delays. at this point, i would say i would still take 101-6789 let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. about a 10, 15 minute wait at the taupe. if you are driving this morning out -- out to you can move the maps down -- 85s, at 17, a little -- 85 at 17, a little slower than usual. 8:38. let's go to steve. our record-setting rain over the weekend from ukiah and redding. if it wasn't the rain, it was the cool temperatures all the way down to santa barbara and everything in between. stockton, modesto, you name it. i think fresno is high on sunday with 66 degrees. amazing. you would think that the pollen count would go counsel -- would

go down. -- we have mostly cloudy skies. partly to mostly cloudy, some sun, a dry pattern but not really that much warmer. it looks like we'll get back in the low 80s inland. the fog is going to -- is going to win out. the -- the big system moves out. that's leaving snow around 6500 feet. below that it's rain and really cool temperatures. also lake tahoe rover -- lake tahoe. here comes another system swinging in. it's a little brother compared to that big guy that went by. it's still dropping down and that keeps some of the cloud cover growing. if we could get the sun, temperatures would rocket up here. they are already 59 hayward, 61

mountain view. a lot of the west wind coming -- keaching temperatures in the 50s. -- keaching temperatures in the 50s. clouds, sun, maybe a futures. would not surprise me at all with some lingering rain. all it takes is one little oomph to come by and give us light rain. a lot of clouds. more sun, slightly warmer tuesday into wednesday. we should see a bump up. 8:40. right now, week three of the casey anthony murder trial has started in florida. the first witness calmed to the stand is deffing about air samples taken from -- teching about air samples taken from --

testifying about air samples taken from casey anthony's car. prosecutors say this testimony will prove that casey anthony kept the body of her daughter, caylee, in the trunk of the car. one expert testified the hair found in that car was similar to that of caylee. the jacket that was in the michael jackson video "thrill earl" is up for auction. it's expected to fetch at least $00,000 -- $200,000. 8:41. the official announcement happened just 30 minutes ago. the latest candidate in the race for the white house. also, they are the new top dogs of the beach.

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lowerrer numbers. the -- steve jobs is getting ready to take the stage in san francisco to promote the i- cloud hype right now. 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. this morning, east palo alto police are expanding the search for the two men who shot and killed a baby boy and injured his parents. here is a police sketch of the two suspects described as young hispanic men. the baby was killed early sunday morning following a baby shower. an autopsy will be conducted today on humane remains -- human remains found inside of a garbage can. police say the remains are adult but they don't know yet if it's a man or a woman. as you heard story -- toshry say, apple's ceo steve

-- tori say, apple's ceo is about to make an announcement -- look at the people lining un. jobs is expected to unveil a new music streaming service. this morning, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is announcing he's running for the 2012 republican nomination for president. sandra endo is live from washington, d.c. with how the republican field is shaping up right now. >> reporter: well, tori, it looks like it's a very prouded -- crowded one already. as you mentioned, the former senator threw his hat officially in the ring and he joins a very long list of gop contenders, heading for that spot in the white house and he has already taken more than a dozen trips to the all- important state of iowa since 2009 and despite losing by a big margin for his seat in 2006

for senate, he says he feels like he needs to get back in the game. >> if you look at the record of spending under this president, he came in -- sure, he came in with a problem. and then in that hole he was in, he kept digging and digging and digging. now, for every dollar we spend, thanks to this president, 40 cents is borrowed. 40 cents is gonna be put on every man, woman and child to pay the interest on for the rest of their lives. who are we? who are you, mr. president? who are you mr. president? >> all right. rick santorum there, officially throwing his name in the ring for the gop side and look at this long list already. one name you don't see here is one that gets a lot of attention in the media and in the press and that is sarah palin. she's not officially said whether she is gonna run or not.

so it will be interesting to see how how long this list actually gets. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you. 8:47. well, today, katie couric is expected to announce she will sign with abc to host a syndicated afternoon show. she stepped down as the news anchor last month and said she was interested in going back to the talk show format she enjoyed as the co-host of "the today show" years ago. reportedly she received several offers from three of the four broadcast networks as well as cnn. 8:48. it's expected to be another tough day for firefighters battling two massive fires. the wall low -- this is in arizona. the wallow fire, the winds are strong, humidity is low and dry lightning -- is possible. a red flag warning is in effect until later tonight. several mountain communities

have been evacuated. people who left their homes behind say it's been tough. a person -- >> a person doesn't realize how hard it is to face something like that. you think you are prepared for it. you're not. >> firefighters from as far away as new york are helping with the fire. waterdrops have resumed in kern county. this is near keysville. the fire started there yesterday. it's burned 350 acres. some of the campers and the people who live near lake isabella have been evacuated just as a precaution. this is video from a devastating 7.0 earthquake that hit haiti. this is january 2010. experts say now more than 42 million people were displaced

by natural disasters that year and more than 90% of those displacements were caused by weather-related hazards like storms and floods. the report from the monitoring system says the number of reported natural disasters has doubled over the past two decades. 8:49. a public memorial service is scheduled this friday for both san francisco firefighters, killed last thursday in the line of duty. anthony valeria and lieutenant vincent perez were overcome by fire and smoke at a house fire. perez died the day of the fire. valeroi died saturday. the service will be held at 12:30 at the cathedral services. a memorial is growing at fire station 26 for the firefighters worked. in lobby, their helmets sit on two chairs. people have sent flowers and

cards. some are leaving messages in the condolences -- condolences in the book. >> it's just a tragedy. i don't know what you can say about it, except that you feel terrible for the families. you can find images from the deadly fire along with the latest on the investigation on our channel 2 website. go to ktvu.com and click on the "sf firefighter" tab on the front page. some sta lented dogs were hanging 20 -- talented docks were hanging 20 -- docks were hanging 20 over the weekend. it's officially called low's coronado surf competition. all the profits are donated to donors choose.org --

donorschoose.org. the dogging -- dogs are awfully cute. a battle is brewing in san jose as we speak. in fact, this is a live picture. some city workers are gathering -- starting to gather right outside of city hall. we'll tell what you they are demanding from city officials.

8:54. happening now in san jose -- three cityune upians -- unions have gathered to demand negotiation on tension reform. these -- these are live pictures. the unions represent architect, engineers, mid-level managers and maintenance managers. they have parked this suv right across from city hall and plan to keep some people there 24 hours a day until the city comes to the table. just within the last ten minute, the supreme court handed down a ruling affecting stanford university. the court says ownership of a patent for technology used to detect hiv levels in a patient's blood was directly split between sanford university park the company

rosche. the court made two companies co- owners. the supreme court also refused today to review a california policy that gives undocumented immigrants, the same tuition benefits as legal -- as legal state residents. a group of out of state residents argue that the law unfairly discriminated against them because they had to pay more despite being u.s. citizens. a really surprised homeowner in washington state grabbed his camera after he saw something very unusual on the front lawn. there were he -- there were the three bears right there. they explored for a while, but then they were spooked. a dog started barking and they ran back in the woods. but this kind of sighting is one of roo sent -- recent ones in the seattle area. german nils say new tests from

sprouts in -- officials say new tests from sprouts in a sprout farm tested negative for the e. coli. now, this outbreak is germany has killed at least 22 people already, sickened more than 200 across europe. at first, a german official blamed cucumbers from spain and then bean spouts but now no it looks like they are -- but now it looks like they are back to square one trying to figure oath the cause -- to figure out the cause. there was an accident that -- at the toll plaza. it looks like they've moved it out of the way. but traffic is heavy. toll plaza bay bridge barked up for a 15-minute -- backed up for a is a - -- 15-minute wait.

the blue sky, dark dash i saw it -- [ laughter ] >> it will be -- i saw it. >> i saw it. it should be returning to 80s. >> finally getting some seasonal weather. this past weekend, especially with the rain coming down was unbelievable. >> yes. i mean, all the way down to southern california. >> yes. >> for early june. >> well that will do it for us -- well, that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. >>