well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, june 7th. from missing to murdered. tara moriarty is live with why the case of nursing student michelle le is now being called a homicide. tara? >> reporter: well, hayward police say they have found forensic evidence inside of le's car. they've also pored over surveillance tapes from the parking garage here at kaiser permanente hospital and this is where they believe michelle le was murdered, inside this garage. now, le's family walked out of police headquarters with heavy hearts after being told she was killed. she was last seen may 27th after finishing her duties at the hop. the next day, her -- at the hospital. the next day, her honda was

found. even though they believe le was killed, they will not stop looking for her. >> we're not gonna cut back on resources. we will continue our search of warts for -- search efforts. >> reporter: our family, friends and family were hopeful. they held a vigil, passed out t- shirts with michelle's name on the front and the reward is now $65,000. yesterday, investigators collected more evidence from an apartment. police have interviewed more than 25 people. they do have a hotline set up in case you haveny information regarding le's disappearance. that number is on the bottom portion of your screen. right now, police say they are going to focus their search of efforts in the -- search efforts in the rural areas of the east bay to look for her body. back to you. >> thank you, tara.

7:02. in butte county, north of sacramento, a family from oroville is mourning the loss of two brothers and their father. it was a horrible accident that happened over the weekend. their pontiac firebird tumbled down a 100-foot cliff right into the feather river on saturday. 16-year-old cody was at the wheel when he lost control. all three drowned in the passing waters. the young man is being remembered for trying to save his brother and father before he drowned. the family said "he always tried to make things right." 7:03. san carlos city council members are welcoming a former mayor back to the council chamber after the death of omar last month. they chose brad lewis. he served from 2005 to 2009.

but he decided not to run for a second term. he's now an executive at pixar animated studios. he says he has a lot of enthusiasm to jump back in. he will serve the remainder of omar's term. anthony wiener says he will fully cooperate with an ethics investigation filed against him. coming up at 7:15. we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. with how weiner's democrats are reactingact -- are reacting to this. eric rasmussen is in hercules to explain more about the election that's full of controversy. >> reporter: dave, there's been plenty of it, even one of the

-- even one of the councilmembers to be recalled. supporters of the recall say they only fired charlie long in after he uncovered mismanagement and sweetheart deals. kiehne said he shouldn't be blamed for problems that started before he was elected. now the man looking to replace him gerards about oulanger is accused of -- boulanger, is accused of filling his resume with degrees he never earned. >> hercules has problems. >> reporter: i think there needs to be a change? >> i think so. i think there were pretty poor decisions made by the government. >> reporter: back out live,

just across the street here, you can see some supporters of another candidate waving signs on the corner. there are also candidates looking to replace an open seat in hercules. polls are opening at 7:00. we're going to relocate to one of those polls in the next few minutes and we'll bring you more updates on this recall. back to you. >> thank you. >> , eric. menlo park police are giving two teenagers credit for catching a purse snatcher. they say the 17-year-old good samaritans chased 18-year-old joshua a hoeny after he -- mahoney after he grabbed a woman's purse on saturday, around 3:15 in the morning. police say they held him until the police arrived. the victim was a german tourist and her purse was returned

without anything missing. the south unified school district has a problem with upcoming graduation ceremonies. about 30 students have been invited to attend even though they have yet to require the credits. some say this is wrong and there will be a meeting at 7:00 to discuss this issue. workers have been locked out of their jobs at wood lawn since the owner proposed a lockout. now -- now, the cuts would lower some of the employees' pay to $15 an hour. 7:07. we want to check in, once again, with sal. see what's happening on the

roads. sal, are you putting your hand up? >> i have all of my gadgets and they can be a little loud. i have to turn them down. >> traffic is busy if you are driving around the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be delayed for about 10 minutes getting into san francisco before you get onto the bridge. let's move along and look at the -- the san mateo bridge. traffic is moderately heavy on the way out to the peninsula. and if you are driving westbound, traffic is going to be slowing down. there was a crash on westbound 80 at karlson boulevard. minor injuries there. you will see some slow traffic as a result of that. 7:08. let's go to steve. thank you. we do have a lot of low clouds around. there are breaks in the clouds. unless i'm missing something, most of the marin coast and about three-quarters of the sonoma coast are fog-free.

0 on the coast, it's solid. we are getting sunbreaks inland. as you probably imagined, the coolest high temperatures through june 1st and the 5th, records coming in, the numbers, i'm sure they will continue to follow. santa rosa, redwood city and san jose, already their coolest june 1st through 5th ever. temperatures have been stuck in the 60s. also we had a lot of record rainfall amounts over the weekend as well. today a little bit more like june which is morning low clouds and fog, then it will be sunny. temperatures will warm up. there is still a westerly breeze or component. we can't get that warm. more of the same tomorrow. the weekend looks significantly better than we had last weekend. there will be light and morning fog. kind of the band plays on here as far as this a temperature goes. it's been this way for about four or five weeks now. i don't really see much of a change. slightly warmer inland.

there's plenty of low clouds. the west wind or south wind, san jose had a wind at 8. same for santa rosa. a lot of moisture in the air. the humidity is up. 5, san rafael. 58 in hayward. a mild morning for many. no rain in sight. already we'll see the sun translate into warmer inland temperatures. 50s, 60s and 70s. it's been an extremely cool pattern. we are showing a little bit of signs of kind of leveling out here. slightly warmer inland, maybe you can see some slower -- see some lower 80s. new york investigators are searching for more bodies today. this is the case of the serial killer there. they've already found 10 cents of human remains in a remote

part of long island. based on recent aerial foe tote -- photos. they are gonna search the robert moses causeway today. that connects long island to another small island. they think a serial killer may be responsible for at least the deaths of -- for the deaths of at least four prostitutes and may have left other victims along that -- along that remote parkway. the european e. coli outbreak is still spreading. the latest case in this very dangerous strain. the warriors' surprise pick for the new coach who has never coached in the nba before.

good morning. no adjustment of your screen is necessary. the sun is here. it decided to come back.

we'll have some low clouds, fog, temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s, close to the coast. but 70s low to mid, inland. >> that's beautiful, steve. time now, 7:1. anthony weiner says he will not resign after finally confessing to sending lewd pictures of himself to women online. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us how fellow democrats are reacting. alison? >> reporter: that's right, dave. house democratic leader nancy pelosi issued a statement saying she was deeply disappointed and saddened but she's also clearly furious. this scandal could hurt democrats and she's calling for an ethics investigation. her demand came within an hour of the new york congressman's admission that he had inappropriate, online exchangeses with six women. the website biggovernment.com published more pictures that he allegedly sent by e-mail and

while he calls it an incrediblely -- anacin ed -- incredible lapse in judgment, she's not resigning. >> i deeply regret what i did. but i'm not resigning. people who draw con fukes conclusions about me are -- conclusions about me are free to do so. >> reporter: reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:15. this is new video of german chancellor angela merkel being given a formal welcome at the white house. she's shaking hands with joe biden and the first lady. in meetings today, the two leaders are expected to discuss

afghanistan, libya, the world economy and the peace process. tonight, she will be presented with the presidential medal of freedom during the dinner there tonight. the government added $5.3 trillion in financial obligations last year. that was largely for retirement programs suched a medicare and social security. the paper says that brings the total of responsibilities, not paid for of $66.6 trillion. the white house says that austan goolsbee, the long-time adviser to president obama will resign as the head of the council of economic advisers this summer. he will go back to his hold job at the chicago graduate school of business in the fall. reportedly, he's become pretty frustrated with the politics of policy making in washington. about half of the troops

have been trained that will allow gays to serve openly. so far, military leaders say they've been surprised by the lack of resistance during the four months of training. the law was passed last year but the pentagon said they needed time to train the troops. it's expected that all american troops will have finished this training by the end of august. well, also ahead, we're talking about agricultural training for afghan-bound marines. they are learning farming practices. we're talking about a university farm in california's crop abundant central valley. marines are going out into the fields out there, and they are learning how to tend to pomegranate knit trees. some of the train -- promny grant knit tree -- pomegranate

trees. at the start of the e. coli outbreak, germany blamed cue come birs from spain and then the german officials admitted they were wrong and then they blamed anker gannic farm in northern germany. but then tufts from the farm have come back negative. a ka todayian man has that country's first suspected case of e. coli. researchers in germany still have not been able to positively identify the source of the e. coli outbreak that's killed 22 people and sickened more than 2300 hours. the canadian man had traveled to germany recently. he does not appear to have a severe case as hand -- and has been released from the hospital. today, european union agricultural officials are holding meeting. some of amsterdam's pot coffee shops are reportedly starting to close their doors

to tourists. it's part of an effort announced by the dutch government last year to crack down on drug tourism. under the policy such citizens will have to show i.d. to buy marijuana at coffee shops. the netherland's policy on marijuana has made amsterdam a popular destination. some worry the new rules will hurt tourism. a judge in southern california has ruled the city of dana point cannot block access to strand beach. now, the city tried to block beach access near a city apartment in the orange county city but the judge ruled there was not enough evidence to support it was necessary. now dana point will need a permit from the california coastal permission that this wants to limit access. a debate is growing in san francisco over the size of an afford an housing project for at-risk teenagers and young adults. an expanded version of the plan calls for a 50-point building

where the neighborhoods all come together. neighbors filed an appeal from the planning commission. they are challenging an environmental review. the zoning laws limit the size to just 41 points -- 41 units. the golden state warriors have selected their head coach. mark jackson played for seven nba teams. he's currently a broadcaster for abc sports. he's never coached an nba team before. the warriors plan to introduce him to the media next week. he's expected to introduce his duties -- introduce his duties as well. 7:06789 well, saving time at the airport -- 7:20. well, saving time at the airport, there's a new plan to use your eye to speed up the

lines. good morning. northbound 280 traffic looking good getting up to highway 17.

the cal bears are moving on in the ncaa playoffs after an amazing playoff. >> to right field, coming in, he's -- he is safe! california wins it, 9-8! i cannot believe it! >> yeah. that guy's pretty excite -- pretty excited. devin was down to his last strike when he singled in two runs to cap a rally. that gave cal the 9-8 victory,

sendings stem to the regionals. they play -- sends them to the regionals. they play dallas on saturday. an air travel industry group says a security scan of your eyes will greatly speed up the check-in time at the airport. the international air transport association says their plan would feature iris scanner that would match your eye to your transport. this would identify passengers who might be a security risk. the system they say should be in place within about five years. 7:24. sal, i gotta say the alumni must be so excited. >> yeah. it's a great tuesday.

! go, bears! i'm wearing my yellow tie has a tribute to my old school. westbound 92, that traffic looks pretty good getting over to the high rise. it's getting busier now as we get to the heart of the commute. another picture will show us the bay bridge backed up to about a 15-minute delay. even some slowing on the ramp coming in from 880. once you get onto the bridge it looks okay coming into san francisco. this morning's drive on highway 4 is busy in antioch. it's also busy in bay point coming over the hill. it's gonna get bitter -- better as you pass the willow grade. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a lot of tweets about sunshine. either you see it or you don't. i think tomorrow for the most part you will. yesterday, the peninsula got in on it. the north bay was socked in all day. warmer inland temperatures are on the way.

today, 5 to 78. even warmer on wednesday. that seven-day would be probably far away from us. it will be warmer. thursday looks to be the warmert day with near 80 inland. i think we'll ease up a little bit on the weekend. but it will still be dry and fog -- and fog will increase. 52 to 58 here. 52 fairfield. 52 santa rosa. 50 san rafael. a little low. did see it spinning in the atmosphere. that kind of keeps some of that low clouds in check. most of the sonoma coast and marin coast look to be fog- free. but they have a lot of low clouds. there are a few breaks in the crowds -- clouds. 50, os, north and about bay. upper -- 50, 60s, north and the bay. even though it will be okay on the weekend, it will be slightly cooler. the search for suspects in a bay area stabbing, police say the victim was only trying to

help others. >> reporter: what the palo alto city council did last night that promises to bring 2300 jobs to a stanford university project. an overnight crash puts two teenagers in the hospital. some big questions remain about this case.

>> reporter: after about four years -- and almost 100 public meeting on this issue, steve young was one of the ones who came out to support this  project that's been years, years in the making. now, steve young probably wasn't needed last night. that's because the city down voted 8-0 to approve this project. but this morning, we talked to a lot of people here and they said they were surprised at the outcome but they were pleasantly surprised. this was a $5 billion project. it will be spent on a huge

project. this is an animation project. the proposal is a reality, $ $1.3 million big. steve young even showed up to -- to urge the council to vote yes. talks have dragged on for four years in 97 public hearings. we're getting reaction and one man we stopped at random happened to be the chief of orthopedic surgery. he says the number of surgeons has doubled the past couple of years. >> we need start of the art equipment and the new fault with proside -- and the new university will provide that. >> they have a great program

here for commuting. >> reporter: so the university gets its expansion but what the city of palo alto held out for and got was $174 million for community projects. a lot of that money will be used for different things. at the low of it will be used to subsidize caltrain passes and $22 million in housing projects. that means some of the people who don't live here won't have to drive here. and then some will get a subsidy so they can live closer to where they work and that will cut down on the commute as well. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:32. two teenagers are in the hospital after an early-morning crash. this was the scene around 2:30 this morning on 66th avenue in oakland. police say a 15-year-old and 17- year-old were in the gray sedan. they were traveling at a high rate of speed when they crashed

into a driveway and ended up underneath a parked pickup truck. both boys were taken to highland hospital. the crash is still under investigation. an autopsy is now complete but sunnyvale police are still trying to find out -- identify the body of a garbage bag found in the bushes on sunday. police say the body of a latino woman was inside but she had no identification on her. she was fully clothed and had blunt-force trauma to the head. 7:33. police in pittsburg search everything for three man linked to the stabbing of a good samaritan. it happened on hare ber street on friday night. the investigators say the woman was attacked while trying to help. the attackers are reportly in their late teens to early 20s. of them described as african-

american -- two of them described as african-american, about 5'1"0. east bay regional parks say if you have any information, call them right away. there have been five reported thefts of catalytic converters. they were stolen from four toyota 4 runners and one toyota tacoma. it all happened on the south side of the city. coit tower will turn red to honor two fallen san francisco firefighters. in fact, the tower will glow red every night in memory of lieutenant vincent perez. both died fighting last thursday's house fire. coit tower was built to honor san francisco. a memorial is growing at engine company 26. here is a live look as we knee

-- as we see just some of the posters, the let, the flowers that have been delivered. people are traveling there to pay their respect to vincent perez and anthony vallejo. there are their firefighting hats. officials say they've receive hundreds the cards from across the country. investigators suspect a flashover, when everything that suddenly nights, is responsible for the deaths of the two men. a family who lives at the home said sparks from an electric outlet ignited a fire and that the staed the -- and that started the fire. a vigil will be held at st. mary's cathedral and a joint funeral service will be held at the same church at 12:30. the men will be laid to rest in kolma. we've been telling but a 3- month-old baby boy shot and

killed. police say it seems like a horrible case of mistaken identity. pam cook is in the newsroom to explain the details. well, two teenagers are now he behind bars this morning, in connection with the natal -- with the fightal -- with the fatal shooting of that baby boy in east palo alto. police say the weekend killing was a case of mistaken identity. investigators describe the two teenagers opening fire on the family in their car and they say they thought the young couple of was involved in a gang fight. the baby's mother said she tried to shield the children from her bullets. >> they destroy my family they kill my baby, and they killed part of my soul, too. >> a 17-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder. police arrested him on sunday at a house about a block away

from the shooting. a 16-year-old boy was also arrested at the same house. he has not been charged in the shooting but faces weapons violation. a young couple of was leaving when the shooting happened but police have not said whether anyone else is a -- whether anyone else involved in a -- involved is a gang member. reporting live in the newsroom, i'm pam cook, back to dave. >> thank you. we're also following the story on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. we've also posted more video from yesterday's news conference. take a look at it. look for the "right now" section. the a city of east palo alto is working to turn the page on the violent chapter in its history. >> we can't do it alone so we partner with the jurisdiction, the county, the state --

community organizations, faith- based organizations. >> the murder rate has steadily dropped from last year. habitat for can humanity will present three families with the keys to their new homes in east palo alto today. the nonprofit started the revitalization program in the city in 2009 in response to the foreclosure crisis. the organization acquires bank owned ohms -- bank-owned homes. >> we wish them well. >> uh-huh. sal, i wish the commute well. are you taking care of 880? >> yes. and i think your wishes have been well herd in some areas. this is not all that bad as you pass the coliseum.

once you get on the bridge, it -- in san francisco, there is a giants' game. you are looking at the south bay, 280 is okay. so is 101 driving through the south bay. 101 and 280 are doing nicely on peninsula for now. >> let's go to steve. a little bit of sun, a lot of clouds. it looks like the clouds will burn off sooner. coolest high temperatures so far from june 1st through june 5th, probably makes a lot of sense compared to -- considering the pattern we've

been in. warmer inland temperatures are on the way. they are on the way. not screaming warm or anything. but at least they will be warmer. 58 to 78. a lot of 74, 75. i mean since i forecast all the way out to va ka ville. temperatures, though, we will see some 80s. finally -- plenty of low clouds and fog. the entire visible satellite is not in yet but some of it is and yes, that's correct on the sonoma and marin coast. most of it is fog-free. there are some breaks in the clouds, more towards the north bay and east bay than yesterday. it was socked in yesterday and sold out. peninsula/south bay dealing with more clouds. 50s on the temperatures. right there, just that little

guy coming. following the big low which is way up into northern montana. its a slow process. but 50s, 60s and low to mid- 70s. 15, 20 degrees below average for some on the weekend. wednesday, more of the same, thursday/friday should actually be warmer. it looks like another weak system comes in for a little cooldown on the weekend. it's 19 minutes before 8:00. it's a plan that could change the entire bay area the big vote today involving the island in the middle of the san francisco bay. after more than half a century of asking questions, it's turn to answer some. about his favorite interview, what he misses most about his daily talk show and why he compares himself to derek jeter. talk show host larry king will

join me live -- next.

for 25 years, larry king asked tough questions on his cnn show "larry king live." thousand he's looking back at the years that made his show memorable. and he joins us live. good morning, larry. >> reporter: good morning, tori. you are in my number one favorite city in the world. i often said if i could choose where i could move to, it would be the bay. >> san francisco is a beautiful city today. we have nice sunny weather. i have to ask you, do you miss

your daily talk show? >> i miss it when there's big news stories, tori. i miss it when -- when osama bin laden gets killed. i miss it when mubarak leaves office in unusual circumstances. i miss it when they attack gadhafi. i miss it when japan has a tragedy. those are the times i miss it. i don't miss it when paris hilton is supposed to be a guest. i gotta deal with tabloid stories. i never liked doing them. it's mixed emotions. >> i would imagine. youist viewed 40,000 guests. that's incredible. any favorites, any ones that really stand out for you? so many. malcom x, martin luther king, jackie robinson, nelson mandela, seven united states presidents, world leaders from

france and germany and great britain, prime minister, it's been a hell of a ride. it was a hell of a ride. i'm still with cnn. we still do some specials. i have some big surprises coming, too. i try to write and tell storys about people i interviewed, reveal that i had a battle with prostate cancer and successfully got rid of that. i walk about my short separation from my wife and getting back together. i write about paparazzi. i am going to australia and hong kong. i tell funny stories. >> it sounds like it -- i heard that you -- like it.

i heard you compare yourself to derek jeter, which is my favorite player. i know your sons are very, very good baseball players. >> they are. >> how are you at short stop? >> i'm terrible. i'm not comparing him as an athlete. he was very kind to me at the all-star game last year. he came over and he said to me, you know, there are a lot of phony legends but you are a true legend. i think the comparison is that we both stayed in the same place for all of these years and we never compromised ourselves. we valued our profession. we were true to our profession. we didn't disgrace our profession. we were loyal to the team we worked for and the yankees and cnn and we always gave our best. so in that way, i would compare myself to him. certainly, not as an athlete. and certainly, not in the area of marriage. i've had a few. he's had done -- none. but just the kind of person he's been in had his -- in his

place, i feel if i could compare -- >> it's been a privilege to talk to you. you've had a wonderful career. you still have an awful lot going on today. thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2." we appreciate it. once again, larry -- >> terry, go visit my heart because i left it in folks -- toshry, go visit my heart. because i -- tori, go visit my heart. i left it in san francisco. >> his book is available now wherever you can find books. let's go back to dave. 7:48. police in oakley have made an arrest in a deadly shooting that happened over the weekend. 19-year-old damian was arrested at his home. police say he shot and killed james dadio. investigators have connected damian to gang activity but they say they still don't know a motive for that shooting.

san francisco supervisors are expected to vote today on a redevelopment plan that would transform treasure island. san francisco mayor ed lee talked about the proposed project in today's "examiner." he says the project will create jobs, affordable housing and be a financial boost to the city's planning figures -- commission. critics say this will cause too much traffic often the bridge. today apple developers will have a chance to match witz with the real es expert. this is -- with the real experts. there's steve jobs. today's highlights include a chance to challenge the best engineering minds in apple, in their world. if you are answering -- answering questions about apple's history, trivia and facts as well. tonight, the apple design awards will be handed out

1-1. swing, clear to right. that's the ballgame! >> it took four and a half hours and 13 innings, but the giants walked off with a win against the washington nationals. freddie sanchez had the game- winning hit and the giants won 5-4. earlier in the game, tim lincecum reached 1,000 strikes for his career. cal baseball won, the giants won and -- big come-from-behind- exciting game. a wildfire in arizona still burnth out of control and why that situation could get worse today. and the reason disney is laying off hundreds of workers.

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stocks opened higher. right now, the dow is up 80 at 12 s 170. nasdaq is up 17. s&p is up 9. it is 7:53. the walt disney company is cutting about 200 jobs from its film studio staff. the move comes as global dvd sales are slowing. the majority of the cuts are expected to come from the home entertainment division. dvds were once hollywood's biggest revenue driver. but dvds and blue ray disk sales fell 20% last year. a bit of surprising news about bay area gas prices this week. the latest survey by the auto club shows pump prices are lower here than some parts of

the midwest. california gas prices are about 25 cents a gallon higher than anywhere except hawaii. the weather knight in arizona gave the crews battling wives a bit of the break but the winds will probably pick up today. people in the resort town of greer evacuated as the winds picked up. more people are on standby ready to get out. about 238,000 acres have burned. authorities think an unattended campfire started it all. about 2500 firefighters are starting to contain this fire and another fire stott south. now, firefighters back here in california expect to have a wildfire in kern county fully contained at some point today. about 150 acres have burned

near lake isabel low. that's about 45 miles northeast of bakersfield. hundreds of abandoned gold mines are in this area. still no word what caused the fire. officials will get updated plans to build a new stadium for the 9ers. the 9ers say the price tag has risen to $13 million more than the original estimate. the 49ers say the cost will likely rise again due to recent destein changes for the 68,000- foot stadium. hey, sal, everyone banking themselves out there on the road? >> dave and tori, i have a little bit of breaking news. good news. one of our photographers was allowed back stage at the u 2 concert -- u2 concert at the stage where they built it. if go to ktvu.com, we have a

look at what's going on behind stage at ktvu.com. let's go to the traffic now. traffic is moving along okay on 1680 until you reach 2 had 2, then it slows -- 242, then it it slows down. we're looking at the westbound bay bridge. it's improved a little bit. one more thing here, let's go to the commute on 237. 101 andle -- and 880, getting into sunnyvale, it's slow. let's go to steve. we do have low clouds and fog in place. temperatures will rebound. >> bobby! >> that was sal. sal is back stage by the way. the fog and low clouds will give way to sunshine.

temperatures today will won't to warm up, at least inland. we'll see some temperatures stay the same. the west wind is there. 50s on your temperatures. mid-50s for upper 50s for everybody. as temperatures come up, some of the low clouds and fog keep the coast 50s and 60s. it looks like by thursday we top out. temperatures still running below average. 77 in brentwood, 72 in livermore, 72 down to gilroy, 60s on the peninsula. we will have warmer weather, more typical of june, tori and dave. 7:57. a new development in the schwarzenegger -- in the schwarzenegger sex scandal. from missing to murdered. hayward police have found medicalling evidence recording the case of a -- compelling evidence regarding the case of

a missing nursing student. we'll tell what you it is -- coming up. the polls are open in hercules. i'm live with the recalled election that would sweep two politicians out of -- that could sweep two politicians out of office. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

llecmoreevidence from an anold friend of le's. police have named several persons of interest and have interviewed more than 20 people. they do have a hotline set up for this case. 510-293-5051. if you have any information, you are -- you are urged to call it. investigators say their next step is going to be to comb some rural areas of the east

bay looking for le's body. i'm tara moriarty. >> thank you, tara. one minute now after 8:00. the alameda city council will issue their report about the memorial day drowning. funds for training to save drowners were eliminated. but according to a recent memo those funds were reinstated 2004 years ago. a trial begins in the case of a suspected gang member killing a father and his two sons nearly three years ago. ramos is accused of killing tony bologno and his sons in 2008. investigators say it appears that ramos mistook them for

gang rivals. ramos says someone else was shoot her. a peace march had take place in east oakland today. it's in an effort to stop gun violence. the march follows a very violent weekend in oakland where five people were hurt in three separate shootings. parent, teachers, students from green leaf elementary school and the st. bernard church will meet at green leaf elementary and then will start the peace march there. san carlos city council members are welcoming a former mayor back back to the council chamber after the death of mayor omar ahmed last month.

city council members chose pixar executive brad lewis. he served as san carlos mayor from 2005 to 2009 but decided not to run for a second term due to work conflicts. we're now hearing there will be no official probe into former governor arnold schwarzenegger's affair. when the news broke about the affair between him and a worker, there was said to be an investigation. but there will not be one. they say it's insufficient -- there's insufficient evidence that any state laws were broken. anthony weiner, we'll have

a report about how his fellow democrats are reacting to the scandal. well, voting in a special recalled election is happening right now. eric rasmuss is outside a polling place now talking to voters. >> good morning. we're here at one of the polling places places in hercules. we can tell you traffic has been fairly light so far. this is voters' chance to decide whether they want to get rid of mayor ward and councilmember kiehne. now, those two have have been accused of allowing the county to go into a financial crisis. the man who wants to replace kiehne is already under fire for reportedly showing master

degrees on his resume that he neverraried. we talked -- never earned. we talked to one man who was one of the first here this morning to make his voice hard. >> we have to watch every penny spend it's obvious to me that's not been the case in hercules. it's time for a change. there's a lot going on. today voters will also decide who will fill an empty seat on the council. that was left by the other council when he resigned in january. we'll watch things here and bring you updates throughout the day. back to you. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, eric. a civil grand jury is warning corte madera, it's on the brink of going broke. the investigation says the town has the lowest reserves of any marin county municipality and blames the problem of years of

poor planning and careless spending. the jury forum says the corte madera officials are not suspected of any wrongdoing. conservation groups have filed a legal petition seeking a mandatory speed limit for large ships following through the sanctuaries. in recent years there's been a dramatic increase in whale deaths. at least six whales were go killed last year and more than 50 have died off the california coast in the past decade. the petition asks the federal government to ten a ten knots her hour limit. the ross valley sanitation

district plans to raise some rates more than $300 a year. a local businessman has printed up coast pardons for the -- printed up postcards for property owners say theying they oppose this proposal. tori, sal has breaking news now. sal, what's going on? >> we have breaking news now in berkeley. police activity at the berkeley's aquatic park. you see the fire department is there along with the police department. we're not sure what they are doing but we've gotten a lot of calls about this already. we're trying to figure out what it is. ktvu's tara moriarty is on her way. she's almost there. but more police cars and fire crews are there in aquatic park. j.j., if you can hear this -- in fact, can you pull back a little bit? i want to give -- j.j., can you pull back a little bit? i want to give people an

yesterday of where this is. if he pulls back over on the left, it's interstate 80 and that's ashby avenue. sew you can see, that's the east shore freeway. as he pushes in again that will give you a better idea where this is going. this is on the north side of ashby avenue in berkeley's aquatic park. you can see it there. we're not sure what's going on. perhaps there is a rescue or some sort of recoverly going on. a reporter is on the way. there are no maimer problems come into down-- major problems come into downtown. the traffic heading to walnut creek is slow and also to danville. let's go to steve. there are some areas a had some sunshine, still, most areas say cloudy to mostly cloudy. but at least in this area, out

towards bay point, parts of the east bay, it was just socked in all day long. today it's more typical of what we would see in june. it retreats. at least there would besome there. 48 to 56. mostly cloudy, partly sunny out there. by noon, low clouds, sun, mixed bag. the fog starts to head back to the coast. mostly sunny. i think we'll see most of the fog burn off by now. i mean, that's usually the pattern by this time of year. it's been unseasonably cool.

all that low cloudies in is going parallel to the coast. it's not much but it's a spin in the atmosphere. high pressure trying as it might is building in slowly. it's not that strong but it's on way. that means normal inland temperatures. a lot of low to mid-70s. even warmer on wednesday. the warmest day looks to be on thursday. today, the morning low clouds and fog gives way to sunshine. o some of -- some of you already have it. 50s, 60s and 70s. 76 antioch. oakland, though, only 65. san jose at 70. temperatures are below average for this time of year. warmer wednesday into thursday after the morning fog. a little cooler over the weekend but much, much better than last week. more disturbing news from

japan's disaster zone. the nuclear danger could be far worse than anyone first thought. also, the injuries to a middle east leader is far worse than we first reported. and a new development in a growing political sex scandal. what happened just minutes ago?

membership rewards points from american express. the social currency. good morning. low clouds, some breaks in the clouds. plenty of fog bank there. it will head back over the coast. we'll have sunshine.

but highs warm up a little bit with low to mid-70s away -- away from the coast. ed radioactive emissions -- the radioactive emissions from the damaged nuclear plant in japan may be more than thought. the new estimates was more serious than the government publicly acknowledged and it adds to what critics have called ongoing confusion and contradictory information from japanese authorities. in the meantime, germany is defending its decision to abandon nuclear power. government ministers from several countries are holding talks in paris today on immorning nuclear -- improving nuclear safeness. a german representative at the meeting says it's important to shut down nuclear plants and instead pursue renewable energy. heavy rainfall in southwest china is flooding the area, at least 14 people have been

killed. dozens more have been missing. 45,000 people in one priv vince have been evacuated. some people are stranded. the flooding comes after months of drought in the area and the rain is expected to continue. >> wow. 8:15. anthony weiner finding very little support on capitol hill this morning afteradmitting, he confessed -- after-- after admitting that he sent lewd photos. alison burns has more. >> reporter: republicans are already taking aim and democrats are hardly lining up to defend the outspoken new york congressman. within an hour of congressman wiener's admission that he had inappropriate online exchanges with six women, nancy pelosi took the very rare step deed

handing an ethics -- demanding an ethics investigation. >> last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send to a woman in seattle as a joke. once i realized i posted to twitter i panicked. took it down and reported that i had been hacked. >> leader pelosi wants to know if any legal resources were used as well. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:17. new this morning, now we're hearing that the president of yemen was injured more severely than we first thought during an attack on his presidential palace. now, various sources now say

the president has -- has burns over 40% of his body. we're also hearing he has a punctured lung. he's in saudi arabia getting his medical treatment for his injuries. his critics celebrated his departure from yemen but his supporters say he will be back in power. the european union's health commissioner now criticizing germany for rushing out what he called premature conclusions about the source of that bizarre e. coli outbreak. german officials blamed spain. and then they admitted they why wrong and then they blamed a farm in northern jim. however, tests from that farm came back negative. now a man from canadas that -- has that country's first suspected case linked to germ.

we do know at least 22 people have been killed, more than 2300 have been sickened. that canadian man had visited germany recently. he does not appear to have a severe case. he's been released from the hospital. today european union agricultural officials are holding emergency meetings to try to find the source of that e-coli outbreak. the deficit continues to shrink on a project that will connect sonoma and marin. yesterday, $3 millioned aish nal dollars was approved -- additional dollars were approved. now they are waiting for marin county to approve $8 million. the total cost for the sonoma/marin rail line, $470 million. 8:19. well, guess what. the golden state warriors had a -- have a new head coach.

his name, mark jackson, played in the nba for seven years -- actually for seven different teams. he's a broadcaster. you've seen him. 46 years old. native of brooklyn new york. never coached an nba team. did play for the for the nix and was a -- knicks and was a star for them. he's expected to take over the team at the completion of the nba finals. by the way, game 4 of the nba finals is tonight. it's in dallas. the miami heat leads that series 2-1. 8:0. a new jolt for coffee drinkers. the evidence a cup of grow can actually affect your hearing -- a cup of joe can actually affect your hearing. and a necklace that turned out to be a lifesaver in a crimele we'll tell you what that is about. i'm. we'll tell you what that is

about. and berkeley police are conducting some sort of investigation at aquatic park in berkeley. we're not sure what's going on. we'll have a live report at the scene, as our reporters are live there.

did you injoy your cup of coffee this morning? a new report says if you play a

lot -- drink a lot of coffee, your ears may play tricks on you. a group of volunteers were asked to listen to white noise. and they were told the song played white christmas and to press a button when they hear it. the song never heard but they reported some did think they did hear it and pressed the button. >> wow. a woman's bracelet -- a necklace really saved the life of a man in georgia. bizarre story. a man and his wife were opening this store in savannah store in georgia, their store. a robber walked in. the robber pointed the gun at the man's wife, the husband stepped in front. the bullet hit the man's necklace and deflected off of it and he only suffered minor

injuries. >> wow. 8:24. let's check in again with sal. sal, do you have any on this breaking news in berkeley? >> only that there's some sort of an operation going on. we do see a truck company, an engine company, and a rescue company. this is in aquatic park, east of interstate 80. we're not sure what they are doing. we do have several crews on the way. i believe one of the crews is pulling up now. we'll find out more. berkeley police have been too busy to speak with us on the phone. but something is going on here in aquatic work. let's take a look at the westbound toll plaza. the commute will be busy on 680 as we showed you there. i want to bring you down to 880. look at all of that show traffic approaching an earlier

crash in union city. at the dumbarton bridge we have an accident approaching the toll plaza. if you take the dumbarton bridge, i would say use the san mateo if you can or be prepared to be waiting in a long line to get to the dumbarton bridge toll plaza. let's go to steve. we have a lot of low clouds. i just had a nice tweet pr marie -- i just had a nice tweet from marie. let's go to steve. breezy as you are heading to game tonight. plain a little cool. the inland fog will burn off. there's plenty there. soldout, the san mateo/santa cruz coastline. it's solid towards the peninsula and the south bay and breaks in the clouds, east bay, north way which -- north bay which is the complete opposite.

mountain view, 59, they are all in there. our little low spinning down the coast. past eureka, and it will sneak in around monterey and big sur. morning fog, a westerly breeze means we can't warm up too much. i think the low cloud deck will hang on longer for san jose. warmer wednesday into thursday and then it looks like another cool down. it -- it will still be all right. but just not as warm as next couple of days. we'll have much more -- you've heard sal -- that search happening right now at berkeley's aquatic park. you are looking at a live picture. you see the fire trucks and

police trucks are out there now. we have a ktvu news crew heading out there. we'll have more details.

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good morning to you. welcome back. 8:0. we've been telling you about a -- 8:30. we've been telling you about a baby boy that's been shot in east palo alto. two teenaged boys are in jail in this case. now police say it was all because of a terrible case. pam cook's in the newsroom with

more on this tragic story. pam? >> well, it was hartbreaking to hear the young -- heartbreaking to hear the young mother talk about the pain she's feeling after her baby was shot and killed. police now say little isaac garcia was killed in a case of mistaken identity. it all happened after -- after a late-night party over the weekend in east palo alto, when a young couple of headed out to the car. that's when investigators say fire began. she tried to shield hear baby from the gunfire. >> be involved in your kid's lives. give them love. if not, they will find it on the streets. >> ktvu news took these two pictures of the two suspects several hours after the shooting. investigators say a 17-year-old wearing a black hoodie faces

possible murder charges. the 16-year-old bearing a -- wearing a plaid shirt faces weapon charges. investigators say the teenagers are suspected gauge members in mistakenly fired shots at the young family thinking they were the people involved in a gang fight last week. reporting live in the newsroom, i'm pam cook, let's go back to dave. we are following -- continuing to follow this story on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. we've also posted some more video from yesterday's news conference you just saw a snippette of. just go there and look for the right now section. the east palo alto is trying to turn the page on a violent chapter. >> we partner with community organizations, faith-based organizations. you have to have the community. >> back in 1992, east palo alto recorded 32 homicides. it was named the murder capital

of america. some say it was like living in a war zone. since then, the murder rate has steady come down. four homicides were recorded in 2010. we're following overnight news from palo alto, the city council said yes to the largest development plan. >> reporter: good morning. we're at the hospital. there is a treaty and it was taking so lock. finally, it's getting done. the stanford hospital looks something like this. the animation provided by the university room and modernization are the key components of the hospital. the new digs will have 1.1 million square feet and about 250 new rooms, patient beds and both the children's hospital

and the university hospital. joining me now to talk more about this on the 8-0 city county vote is dan ruben. here's the president, ceo of stanford university hospital. >> what is your reaction? we're really excited to be launching this. >> reporter: why did it take so long? i mean, after four years and 96 public meetings, you get a unanimous vote. this is a significant project to the complete -- for community and -- project for the community and the city and all had a chance to voice their input. we believe collectively we have a great project. >> reporter: did why did you need the -- why did you need the extra space? >> we're committed to healing humanity. we've had a breakthrough with the first hurt/lung transplant

in the world. >> reporter: part of this deal includes $17 a million for community projects, for the city. did you really have a choice but to agree to that? i mean, what could you have done? how would you -- could you have held line on something like that if you wanted to? >> well, we feel good about the project. we feel it was a participant process, everybody had a chance to participate. we all know steve young is a hall of famer football player. why was he at the meeting? >> we had him, apple was here, many patients who received care here was there. they want to make sure this hospital is the best in the world. that's why they were here to

support us. >> the first shovel goes in the ground when? >> this summer. >> a couple of of weeks? >> probably in the next couple of months. >> reporter: reporting live at stanford university, ktvu channel 2 news. right now we want to go to sal who will be telling us more about the situation, the breaking news in berkeley. sal? >> well, we found out what it is. it's a car in the water at aquatic park. the fire department and the police don't know if anyone is inside. let's go right to our newschopper2 that's showing pictures offhead. this is breaking news. newschopper2. >> the berkeley fire department and the police are there. the traffic is not affected because you can't see it from

the road but apparently they are doing this operation now. we did see the berkeley fire department rescue unit. i don't know if that means he this -- they think no one is inside, in the car. the police and fire department is there. now there is a big tow truck backing up on the scene. we will note you -- let you know where. we'll gather more information and let us know what's going on, when this car appeared. perhaps it's been a car that's been there for a while. we really don't know for sure. we have been looking at them trying to asker is inwhether or not someone or something is in that car in berkely. more to come. at 8:37, let's go back to the traffic. let's go to the 880 picture. all of a sudden we have slowing northbound. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a lot of low clouds and fog but at least temperatures will try to come up a little bit inland. if you are heading to the

giants game tonight, you know the drill. temperatures are not getting that warm on the coast. that's for sure. inland temperatures have been really struggling. i by the way, i had a nice e- mail from bob. he's our observer up on wedding -- up in redding. their highs saturday was 60. that broke the record for the coolest temperature in 105 years. the entire state had records in rain or in record cool high temperatures. morning overcast. the mere fact that we're getting year cast. there's no heat -- there's no heat in the valley. you are getting fog with no heat in the valley. low clouds. the morning's light. the weekend will be all right. it looks cooler. there's plenty of fog out there. you can see it there. not so much on the ma -- on the

marin coast. 59 fairfield but they did dip to 46 this morning. napa dipped to 48 at the airport. now they've warmed up. 59ing hayward, mountain view, san jose even with the overcast. it wouldn't take much to get warmer. but that little system there. that little spin in the atmosphere keeps things going. the high will build in slightly over the next couple of days, especially wednesday and thursday. it looks like we'll top out thursday with upper 80s. i emphasize very low because a cooldown starts on friday. it will be a little warmer inland. we sill have a westerly or sea breeze. so 50, 60s, 70s. 70 in pleasanton.

livermore, 72. redwood city, mountain view, 60s, maybe woodside will check in with a 70. low clouds, fog retreating sooner wednesday, thursday. it looks like it comes back. menlo park police are praising two good samaritans for chasing a man who grabbed a woman's purse. this happened saturday in the afternoon. place say the two -- police say the two teenagers caught mahoney, the suspect, and held him until the police got there. the victim was a german tour i. her -- tourist. her mother was purse -- her purse was recovered and no

nothing was taken. 16-year-old coty lost control after passing an rv and all three drowned in the fast- moving water. coty is being remembered for attempting to save his brother and father before he drowned. family members he always tried to "make things right." new york investigators are searching for more bodies in the case of a serial killer. they have already found ten sets of human remains in a remote part of long island. they will now search the robert moses causeway today. that connects long island to another smaller island. they believe a serial killer may be responsible for the deaths of at least four prostitutes and that other killers may have left victims along the remote parkway. a bay area labor dispute, one that's really laying -- raising eyebrows. we'll tell you why angry protesters set up a pickett line.

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let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now. the case of mirroring nursing

student -- missing nursing student michelle le is now a homicide case. investigators say evidence taken from her car and search warrants lead police believe that she was killed. voters in the city of hercules are deciding whether to recall mayor joan ward and city councilman donald kiehne. both are accused of causing a financial crisis in the city. polling places are open and will stay open until 8:00 tonight. and anthony wieners says he will cooperate fully with an ethics investigation followed -- filed against him, this is after admitting that he did is send lewd photos to woman online. dr. oz joins me live from new york city. thank you for being here, doctor. >> honor -- honored. >> why did you decide to focus

on this age book in your late et -- latest book? >> we've written around age loss and beauty and the like. i'm he very proud what we have done. but they weren't done for teens. we wanted to turn our attention to teens' problems, i know the big insights i gained after i put all of the information together is bad decisions are the number one hazard of being a teen. it's the number one cause of death, to have an accident. i made my own life about those colon polyps, maybe reexamine why it is why people do the things they do. teens don't have brains that are mateure -- mature until

they are in their 20s. the average teen sleeps close to eve isn't hours. they need to sleep close -- they need to sleep close to nine hours. >> what are important things that the teagueers can do to say -- that the teenagers can do to stay healthy? >> staying healthy and their skin. we talk about their pimples, body hygiene, dandruff. there are solutions to these things. >> you you -- you are on the cover of "time" magazine. great article. i read it.

you called yourself a lousy patient. a -- a lot of doctors are not the greatest patients but few of them admit it. what did you do that was wrong? >> i this colonostomy for my 50th birthday and i said i had lentils and things before the -- the night before the procedure and that is not good. i learned the difficult way going through a lot of headaches. the real issue is why do we not dot -- if he -- for any of you thinking about those same pell tests that can save -- simple tests that can save your life, remember it's not about you, it's about the people that you love. >> okay. >> tonight we have a live webinar at 4:00 pacific time. you can come out and ask all of the questions you want.

>> you can watch dr. oz at 4:00 right before the news at 5:00. you can also watch dr. oz right after "mornings on 2" at 9:00 a.m. 8:48, happening right now, grave diggers at one of the 17 cemeteries in cowell ma are demanding -- coma are demanding a resolution to their lockout. they've been locked out after the owner proposed a $2 an hour pay cut. you are looking at some of the video of what's happening there. the cuts would lower the pay for some people to $15 an hour. the coit tower will turn red tonight. it will be to honor those two fallen firefighters. in fact, the tower will glow red every night until friday in

memory of lieutenant sin vent perez and anthony valare -- vincent perez and anthony valeria. the toyota tower was actually to -- the coit tower was actually to honor if firefighters. a memorial is growing at engine company number 26 in the diamond heights neighborhood. this is video we shot a little bit while -- a little while ago this morning. a vigil will be held at st. mary's cathedral thursday night in memory of those two firefighters.

there will be a joint funeral service. it will be held at the same church at 12:30 friday afternoon. then they will be laid to rest at holy cross cemetery in koulma. a 68-year-old woman in gold country is alive today because her mailman noticed she was not picking up her mail. young, is the mail man, with the hat there. he's been delivering mail in the county for almost ten years. and he says is -- he says he knows almost everybody on her route. so when an older woman didn't put out the mail and the trash, he started to call the sheriff and they checked on her and found out she had fallen two days before. wasn't able to get up and call for help. the deputies say if that mail man had not noticed, she would have died.

>> you should try to help them. you can't just walk by and prethen they are not there. >> his coworkers and friends are calling him a hero. he says it's embarrassing. he says he's just doing what anybody in a little town would do. >> showing quite a bit of compassion. >> yes. more on the search underway right now at berkeley's -- more on the search at berkeley aaquatic park.

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happening right now, president obama and german chancellor merkel are holding a news conference following their meeting at the white house. these are live pictures. let's listen in to the president. >> all of those things have helped, and one of the things that i'm gonna be interested in exploring with the members of both parties in congress is how do we continue some of these policies to make sure that we get this recovery up and running running in a robust way. we then have a set of long-term competitive challenges that are not so different from what germany or any advanced company is -- country is having to go through in the 21st sentvy, where we have emerging markets that are becoming more competitive themselves. we're gonna have to step up our gay. so making shire our school systems are trained, making sure we're investing in

infrastructure so we can attract businesses, making sure we reform our tax system so it's -- >> you've been listening live to the president talking briefly to reporters there. there's question about the economic recovery here in the u.s. he will be talking to both houses of congress about that. also in the meetings with the german chancellor, they discussed the organizations and the middle east pesaro sis and the world economy -- middle east peace process and the world economy. more on this at noon. two teenagers are in the hospital after an early-morning crash. it happened at 2:30 at 66th avenue in oakland. a 15-year-old and 17-year-old were in 245 gray sedan. they were speeding. they lost control and crashed into a drive -- driveway ending up underneath a parked pickup truck. both boys were taken to -- were taken to highland hospital the cause of the accident is under

investigation. four lucky winners today will take home tickets to elmo's healthy heroes. the first performance is at the hp pavilion in san jose june 1st. the show moves to the oracle arena later that month. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight and scroll down to the "right now" tab and put in the secret password, which is grover. very funny character. let's go to stall. we have -- >> we have the water in the car. newschopper2 has been there for the better part of an hour. we're not sure what they found inside. investigators are on the scene. we'll let you know more about this coming up on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. want to mention dumbarton bridge approach is still messed up because of a crash at the toll plaza. use the san mateo instead. let's go to steve. sal, low clouds out there. plenty of low clouds, but some breaks in the clouds, especially north bay, east bay and the marin coast.

once the fog burns off, we'll have sunshine, about the same. low 70s, mid-70s. warmer -- warmer until thursday. >> it looks like another cooldown. >> you keep thinking at some point it's gonna turn around. >> at some point in it -- at some point it will. [ laughter ] >> well, stay tuned. listen to steve and thanks for watching, everyone. >> bye now.