a man is fighting for his life after being shot during an armed robbery. a bay area mother and her young daughter move away to hide from an accused molester. it now appears their move was not enough. also, more than a million people are here in the bay area. and they will get higher water bills. and that's just the beginning. >> reporter: i'm tara moriarty. a teacher is accused of molesting one her students. we just spoke to her husband. we'll tell you what he said -- coming up. well, good morning to you.

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. one man is fighting for his life following an overnight shooting. it happen on tennyson road, just a half block from the hayward situation. jade hernandez has been talking with investigators to find out what head to the gunfire. >> reporter: good morning. this is a well-worn path that leads down to tennyson and underneath b.a.r.t. overpass where this shooting took place. one person we spoke to said the area needs better lighting. >> i know that this is a bad area. i know that tennyson -- i'm from l.a. i moved out here. i work at the convalescent hospital. but the area out here i heard is not the best of an area -- the best of an area. >> reporter: hayward police

said the gunmen covered this faces during the robbery. hayward police scoured for the two robbers with k-9 officers after the shoots -- after the shooting. >> a husband and wife were making their way home from the b.a.r.t. station with when two young men approached them near tennyson. the gunman ordered the couple to turn over their belongings. they resisted. the husband was shot twice. he's in critical condition. the wife was not hurt. police are still looking for the gunmen. and they only have vague descriptions of the robbers. they were wearing white t- shirts and dark-colored pants. you can see this right behind us. this shooting took place half a block behind this south hayward

b.a.r.t. station. but it did not take place onburg property. that's one of the reasons why hayward police are investigating this armed robbery. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. our time is now 7:02. well there's record this morning about a -- well, there is a record this morning about a girl and her mother who moved away to get away from jerry steele, this man. he found out where they were living. police say steele tried to grab girl. when the mare ran out -- mother ran out of the house, he shot them both in the shot. this all happened where the mother and daughter have been living for a month now. that shooter disappear. after an all-day multi-agency

manhunt. he was sitting at a table where he shot andcy kill -- and killed himself. he was accused of assaulting another young girl. he was ordered to stay away from her. well, police in hillsborough are searching for a connection among a string of home burglaries. they are saying the burglaries all happened during the day when homes were unoccupied and then burglars got into the house by prying over rear sliding or french doors. thieves work quickly, stealing cash and jewelry. police are just reminding residents, lock all side and rear doors. a san jose teacher has been arrested, accused of molesting one of her students.

police are now looking for other possible victims. tara moriarty joins us live now from san jose where she just spoke to the accused woman's husband. good morning, tari. yes, we spoke to him by phone. he said his wife was not at home. we're here at neighborhood, now, we also spoke to police by phone this morning, they say they have some type of proof or evidence that this teacher molested a child. they say they can't make an arrest off hearsay. they have to have probable cause but what that is they are not saying at this time. police arrested colette phelps after receiving a tip. she's worked as a teacher for the past five years. she's accused of committing lewd acts with a young student. police have not released her age or gender and it's not known where the incident took place, if it was at the school

or somewhere else, at stratford. >> detectives have a procedure and, of course, part of that -- part of that is our -- part of that in our investigation is to reach out to school. our investigators will reach out too the -- we'll reach out to all of the students and lass to -- and also to seek out any other victims. >> phelps has a myspace. it reveals she's marry and is married. she's you a now out -- and she's married. she's now out of jail. we are hoeing to get her side of the -- hoping to get her side of the store. back to you. >> thank you. there are reports that pakistan has arrested five pakistanis who helped the cia track down and kill osama bin laden.

coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom to learn how the u.s. is responding to this latest move. 7:06. yosemite national park under a flood warning this morning, the temperatures rise in the snow and the mountains, expected to melt. that could flood the campgrounds in the yosemite valley. if you are rafting, you need to be on the lookout for fast- moving currents. the flood warning stays in effect. ebay mudd unanimously approved two water -- east bay m.u.d. unanimously approved water rates. >> the directors say the increases will maintain east bay m.u.d.'s bond rating and

hold down the cost for major construction projects. a criminal investigation is now underway to the -- underway into the san bruno pipeline explosion. justice department, the california attorney general's office and the san mateo county district attorney's office have all created a task force to create the deadly blast and killed eight people and destroyed almost 80 homes. demolition work at oakland's lake merritt could mean an improvement in the neighborhood's smell. lake merritt frequently smells like rotten eggs bus there's not enough oxygen in the water. an aqueduct limits the amount of water that comes into the lake from the bay and brings more oxygen with it. now, crews are talking down the aqueduct. the crews should be finished by the end of the year. sal, you are not holding your knows about the morning

commute, are you, yet? >> it doesn't stink yet. it's actually doing okay. we do have some slowdowns. they are pretty typical slowdowns. traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for about a 15, 20- minute wait. there was an earlier stall on bridge that's been removed. traffic is pretty she. looking at -- looking at -- traffic is pretty slow. looking at the traffic, that traffic over at the peninsula looks good. once you get there, 101 traffic is moving well. if you are driving in the south bay northbound 01 -- 101 right near the great america parkway there is a crash object shoulder. let's go to steve. clear skies. santa cruz has patchy fog. temperatures today will warm up. inland it will be about the same as yesterday. by the coast even with sunshine. still not going to escape the 60s or low 70s.

some patchy fog, santa cruz coastline about all i can find so far. sunny, warm, to hot. fog returns tomorrow. warm but cooler. on weekend, it will be cooler and then we start to warm it up on sunday. there are signs it will be back warm if not warmer. we'll see. not much going on. high pressure is here. wiped everything out yesterday along with that north wind. so it took off with the fog. very, very shallow. there's not much there and temperatures inland are already out of the gate and are warm up fast. livermore is 64. concord, 60s. fair field, 63. hayward, mountain vau is in there. slows for -- close for redwood city. and not far behind for others,

5. can't find a sea breeze west at 3. west-southwest 7 fairfield. so the -- the component is there. the direction's there, there's just no strength to it right now. expected to pick up the system and that had pump the -- bump the high out of here. it won't take long. nice around the way, 70s and 80s. inland, very hot, 80s and 90s. patchy fog. an afternoon breeze. i do expect it to kick in. 60s, 70s, 80s and low 90s for some. 72 almeda. hayward, 78. more everything -- 90s, morgan hill to gilroy. saratoga, 5 -- 85. upper 70s very low 80sen ott

peninsula. the fog returns thursday. much cooler friday into saturday and then it does look warmer on sunday. back to you. >> thank you. deadline day. democrats in sacramento say they will get a state budget passed by midnight tonight, but what they are having to give up in order to make it happen. [ chanting ] >> reacting to the wisconsin -- wisconsin's ruling about taking away the right of collective bargaining employees

good morning. we have a crash. one of the vehicles is still in the middle lane here. westbound 4 and traffic is

backing up as you come out of pittsburgh and antioch over to the willow pass grade. you can see it's a bad commute so far. democrats in sacramento say they will meet deadline of midnight tonight to pass a balanced budget for california. a new state law allows democrats to approve a budget with only a majority vote instead of the previous two- thirds requirement. but they will have to will give up the idea of going to the voters to ask for tax extensions. that would require two-thirds. they expect to balance the budget with spending cuts and fee hikes. a new field poll shows 52% of registered voters say say -- say they are willing to extend tempo ray -- temporary tax increases to close budget.

and the poll finds 4% of voters of the governor's job performance. that's up from 21% in march. pakistan's top military spy agency arrested several informants to hoped the u.s. get to osama bin laden. allison? >> reporter: let's get to some brand-new video we shot just an hour ago. the knee to be cia director general david petraeus is meeting with dianne feinstein the head of the intelligence committee. his confirmation committee is coming up and he's making the rounds this morning. but they declined to answer any questions about the bombshell report out of pakistan this morning. it's the latest fallout from the killing of al qaeda leader osama bin laden. five cia informants are in

pakistani custody. "the new york times" reports those arrested fed information to the cia in the months leading up to the raid of bin laden's compound in abbottabad, pakistan. one of them is a pakistani army major who officials say copied license plates cars visiting the compound. leon panetta raised concern about the arrest when he traveled to islamabad. 7:17. house speaker joan boehner sent a letter to osama bin laden warping the president he has to justified continued u.s. action. the house speaker says if the president does not respond he could be in violation of the war power's resolution. that prohibits american troops for being involved in military actions longer than 90 days without the approval of congress. the white house has suggested that the limited u.s. action in

libya is not subject to the war power's resolution. this weekend, house speaker, boehner and president obama will have a chance to do some bonding on golf course. boehner and the president have a four-some set up with the vice president and. this is the first time the president and house vehicler -- and this is the first time the president and vice president will play golf together. president obama says if he ends up ming a one-term -- being a one-term president, that's okay with his fall. although the first lady and his daughters believe what he is doing they are not invested in him being president and the president says some days, he too, says one term is enough. but what keeps him going is unfinished work he still wants to do. supporters of an army private accused of supplying

unclassified documents to wikileaks, the grand jury is considering a criminal case against bradley manning. some new reports this morning that anthony weiner may resign in a couple of days. for two weeks, several lewd photos that the congressman sent to women on internet have surfaced. reportedly, he's waiting for his wife to come home to announce if he will retire. she's a top aid to -- she's an aide to secretary of state hillary clinton. federal law makes are considering a new lan to -- plan that would make it easier to kill some of california's sea lions. there's been a recent explosion in the sea lion population and the problem is the animals prey on endangered salmon. the new proposal would give

california, oregon and washington permission to kill the sea lions. wisconsin supreme court reversed an earlier decision and they have upheld a controversial law that takes away most of the collective bargaining rights of state employees. >> state workers are upset about the court ruling and protested. the ruling was a victory for scott walker who says the law is needed to address the state's budget shortfall. he pushed for the bill despite weeks of protests by teachers, union workers and others who called it an attack on workers rights. a new study shows more education you have the more work-related stress you are likely to feel. a new york research company found that employees with doctorate degrees are the most engaged but even though they are concern about doing their

job effectively. researchers say employers need to pay attention to this trend following the recession because that's when top employees may feel more compelled to change jobs. the city -- city of san francisco is stepping up its band for the ill lee alien battle. south bay

a renewed effort to ban pet sales in san francisco may now include banning goldfish. the animal control had

originally proposed a ban. the san francisco chronicle reports one commission member wants the band to cover aquarium fish. supervisors will have the final -- final day -- final say. the challenge to the words "under god" has quietly expired in the supreme court. michael nudow says he's not giving up and plans to file one or two lawsuits this year. sal is watching the roads and the bridges. >> right now traffic is moving along pretty well in the bay area. except in some spots but we have a crash on highway 4. you can see it here. our camera is showing highway 4, willow pass grade. a couple of vehicles they are on the shoulder. people are showing -- slowing down to take a look at this. traffic is back up to antioch and then it's slow on the way to highway 242.

this morning's commute is going to be busy. a lot of people are showing up forel morning mew. it's -- for morning commute. if you are driving in oakland, northbound traffic is still pretty good. driving past the coliseum. here's steve. we may have cooler -- cooler weather by coast. inland, it won't matter. temperatures will be warming up. you can see pretty fast right there. right off the sonoma coast. very shallow but it's there. coast temperatures will probably stay in the same category. 50, 60s, 70s, 80s around the bay. high pressure is definitely over us. low to mid-60s. livermore, hayward, mountain view, san jose. redwood city at 59 degrees. that system moving into the pacific northwest. today, some patchy fog,

afternoon breeze. and then tomorrow it will move inland, 60s 70s, 80s and low to mid-90s. it will be hot for some and nice and cool for others. even though it's sunny, there's only patchy fog right now. fog will be on the increase thursday. much cooler on friday and saturday. 7:25. hailing a cab might be a tough task in one bay area city. the target date for a citywide walkout. why san jose city workers still face even laugh after agreeing to concessions. also, the latest new development involving the military in san francisco schools. south bay

san jose city officials just approved a budget to close a $115 million budget gap. kraig debro joins us live from city hall to explain what this means for the list department and other city employees. kraig? >> reporter: good morning, dave. we've been talking mostly about the police department and if you take the whole budget and layoffs, there's about 500 positions citywide. the police department is probably the hardest hit with about 20% of the people laid off being police officers. this at a time when the city has seen an increase in

homicides over last year. earlier this week, the city of san jose suffered through its 25th homicide of the year. that doesn't include the murder- suicide last month in san jose state. in all last year, 20 homicides were committed in the city. late last week before the cuts but just hours after people were stabbed at a downtown mcdonald's. >> our job right now is to be out there working in the community to make sure its safe and to make sure that folks know that -- that thinks perhaps maybe there's layoffs looming, this is the opportunity to establish turfs and we're not gonna get that happen. >> reporter: for the tenth straight year, the council approved a budget with a deficit. members of the union agreed to take 10% pay ruts -- pay cuts

in exchange for layoffs. another 80 positions will remain open because of retire and other positions -- retirement and other positions. the fire departments were not required to lay off this year. >> everybody here in city hall is weary of what's happening right now. they don't want to lay off officers especially at a time when there seems to be ain cease in the -- to be an increase in the violent crime rate. tonight at city hall, mayors and community leaders are going to be meeting to see about

fighting crime. back to you. a man is in grave condition after an overnight shooting in west oakland. it happened shortly after 11:00 p.m. at 65th street near herzog close to the berkeley border. investigators say the victim was shot several times and may not survive. police are still looking for suspects. san leandro police are also investigating a shooting, one that left a man seriously injured. the suspect is still on the loose. alameda county sheriff deputies searched an apartment -- an apartment complex yesterday evening. an investigation continues into the third homicide of the year there. police say a man was shot and killed on venus place last night. the body of the unidentified man was found in front a house just after 5:00. we don't know his name but neighbors say he was married and had children.

there have been no arrests yet. san carlos police say the number of car break-ins are way up. 6 break-ins have been reported since early last month. in almost every days car owners left things in the car in plain sight. many left the doors unlocked or the windows down a bit. jerry and teresa boynton say they had things stolen from their truck the same night the neighbors were victim iced. ice -- victimized. >> here segeting in the back of the pickup -- here he is getting in the back of the pickup with the pressure hose. >> you need to make sure your valuable as are hidden or removed before -- valuables are

hidden or remobbed before you leave your car -- removed before you leave your car. officers say a boy took a shovel and beat chickens. officers think he broke into the farm and guard be at the air -- garden at the air -- at the air station. conservationists paid $3.5 million for 330 acres between vallejo and fairfield. another 10.5 million is needed for the rest of the 1500-acre land which contains some of the bay area's sensitive habitats. and redwood city port has received $500,000 grant to improve emergency response times. federal money will help compile a database of structures at the port. so now if the building catches on fire, rescue crews have the

ability to scan the property's layout for better access. the port will pay for a 360- degree real life imaging of the facility. san francisco cab drivers are planning a city-wide strike next tuesday. they are protesting new devices and say this will raise awareness of the fare takers. cabbies are worried about privacy and about the new fees associated with the use of this fare-taking device. they are worried about the tvs with advertising inside the cars. tom vacar will join us next hour with more on this. there's talk about contaminated water in the south bay. researchers sates show trains

amounts a potential -- say tests show trace amounts of a potentially chemical that causes cancer. this particular chemical is a by-product of disinfecting chloride. drinking water, they are saying does not come from shallow ground water. it's 7:35. dozens of city workers stormed a meeting at city hall yesterday afternoon. the union workers interresulted a meeting up to the finance and management committee. they express frustration with con sexes they are being asked to make to help the city with its budget deficit. the workers said they want to make sure all -- concessions they are being asked to make to help with the budget deficit. the workers say they want to make sure this concerns the budget.

safety changes are coming to crosswalks around rohnert park following the tragic death of a 2-year-old girl. prosecutors say 18-year-old kateland dunnaway was texting while driving through a crosswalk last december. she hit and killed 2-year-old callie murray and seriously hurt callie's mother. city council approved $500,000 to install new signs and repaint crossings. dunnaway is who -- who is charged with merchandise vehicular homicide is due back no -- misdemeanor vehicular homicide is due back in court tomorrow. how is the traffic? >> it's busy. it starts here in la fayette and it -- it's kind of unusual. here we are in the middle of june. a lot of schools are out but we have a lot of slow traffic up to the tunnel. on other side, we also have slow traffic approaching the bay bridge. so it has been quite a commute. remember highway 4 we had earlier crash we showed you.

it hasn't been a light commute out there. as you can see, the bridge is busy. 7:37. let's go to steve. a lot of sunshine here. just heard from by buddy dan. he says i have to get out the door before it gets too hot and he hikes hot weather to run. if you are by the coast it had only be -- if you are by the coast, it will only be in the 60s. it's getting there. the water temperatures are very cold. high pressure there's no sea breeze at all. patchy fog, warm to hot. fog returns tomorrow. warm but cooler inland. it will be warm but not as -- but not hot as today.

breezy, cool, sunday looks warm. one of the forecast models is very bullish. we'll see. the other one is not as much. if you work outside, golf pros, tennis pros, maybe next tuesday or wednesday could be toasty. pollen count continues to be really high, especially the grasses -- grasses. trees making a push. pollen -- pollen juniper, a little bit of that fog right there sonoma coast also towards santa cruz. it's a sign of things to come. just some moving but i do think that breeze will cake in later. we had the north wend. today there should be more of a westerly breeze but it won't affect fair field, concord livermore. 50s, mountain view already 62. west wind at 3. that's it for sfo and west-southwest fairfield, 7. that's just a little guy. we need that to get going. it will tonight and tomorrow because that system moving in right there is going to pusher

-- urer in a much cooler pattern. the high is large and -- large and in charge. nice around the bay, 70s and 80s. patchy fog. that's it. sunny, nice to hot. temperatures by the coast in the city really nice. we don't have that north- northeast wind. so they are held in check. thursday, fock, sun, cooler. but morning fock will give way to a coot cool -- to a cooler pattern. >> thank you, steve. 7:40. san francisco cool board is getting a -- is giving a vote of confidence to the tosh -- dash giving a boost to the rotc plam. more than 100 students packed the school board meeting in support for program last night. it provides an alternative to traditional p.e. classes. the board eliminated the junior rotc in 2006 but renewed two

years later. the christian college bethenny is planning to shut down after 1 years. 500 students have been told the school will help them transfer to other institutions. in a written statement, the school says the decision comes after numerous failed attempts to secure funding. one graduate says school will be missed. it's just sad that won't be able to say, oh, i graduated from my school. so i'm bummed. >> last week it was announced a private group of investors would buy the school but that deal fell through. the board of trust oohs will officially vote on school's closure -- the board of trust es had officially vote on school's closure. it's deadline day for several san francisco smoke shops. the deadline apparently has one shop owner on edge.

taking arrive look at the big board on wall street, stocks falling sharply today on worries that the greece debt crisis may get worse and also a negative reading on new york state manufacturing, underscoring the head winds. right now, the dow is currently down 86 and it's back below 7,000. s&p is down 9. there's good news, the online radio company pan dora started selling on new york stock exchanges today. the price for initial shares was set at $16.

we just check. it's currently selling for 22. some analysts say the price could reach $83 a share. ben bernanke is urging republican lawmakers to raise the nation's borrowing limit. the federal -- bernanke says even paying this slowly would cause serious consequences. this mor morning a hearing on capitol hill about a controversial government program that allow known criminals to buy guns and smug them into mexico. our reporter sandra endo joins us live from washington to explain how the u.s. is being

blamed to fueling the drug violence in mexico. sandra? >> well, dave, yeah, actually, here on capitol hill, congress members senators want answers as to why this operation took place according to the atf and u.s. government they say they wanted to trace these guns that were sold to known smugglers to see origin of these crimes but the operation unraveled because -- unraveled because it was too dangerous. a report shows 70% of the funs used by these drug cart elseles in mexico -- drug cartels actually originate from united states. so struggle -- so trouble there. clearly a lot of congress members here want answers and want to know how to stop this

smuggling activity from happening. so we'll hear a lot of fireworks here on capitol hill. that's the latest from here. back to you. >> thank you. our time now 7:46. well, the government is accusing airport security screeners at one the nation's largest airports of racial profiling. the. screeners at newark international picked out mexican and dominican passengers. the guards were even nicknamed mexican hunters. the tsa saysers scrutinized the documents of -- says screeners scrutinized the documents. on a tampa flight to charlotte an airline employee gets caught for allegedly trying to so away. u.s. airways says this maintenance worker hid inside

an uncompartmentalized apartment. the airline says man was stuffing fromle health -- from mental -- from meantal heath problems. crews are using hasn't machinery to add dirt to a temporary levee in ham burg to try to keep the water out town. if the levee doesn't hold, town can be flooded with water up to 10 feet deep. two people are being questioned this morning about the massive wildfire burning in arizona. that fire is now the largest in the state's history. it's burned thousands of acres and destroyed three dozen buildings so far. the fire is only about 20% contained. but investigators now say they know what may have started it. we've pretty much broken it down to, it looks like it was a

cam fire we've got a couple of people of interest that we're talking to right now. the fire has forced -- fire has forced thousands to evacuate. five san francisco smoke shops are facing a midnight deadline. the city attorney's office has ordered them to stop selling glass pipes. the city claims there's no legal use for these pipes and they are ochessed to smoke crack. the order has some shop owners pretty angry. the man who runs the rock on shop became pretty angry when ktvu tried to talk to him. >> i don't want to talk to. >> is there a reason we don't want you to shoot on the sidewalk here? >> you can turn off your camera, please. >> smoke shops have to keep their windows clear so the police can look in and see what

they are selling. a strange criminal case involving health care. it involves a hot tub. and reason wedding bells won't be ringing at the playboy mansion this weekend.

i didn't know what to think. at the time, i just said, i hope no one is under that thing when this falls. newschopper2 caught these pictures of a crane trying to lower an airplane. but crews think that's what caught it to top over. arnold schwarzenegger's former mistress is talking

about their affair. mill bred baena -- mildred baena said her son 1-year-old son -- 13-year-old son about now found out -- found out arnold schwarzenegger is his son. hugh hefner, his fiancee, crystal harris, she said she's not go to -- gonna marry him. hugh took to twitter and said crystal is not marrying me. hugh hefner will be screening a movie on saturday, the same day he was supposed to marry crystal. in more than 700 counties

life expectancies for women went down between 1997 and 007. researchers say obesity and smoking were part of the blame. now, in the appalachian mountains, the deep south and the lower midwest, some of the worst numbers for a long life for a man and a woman. washington, d.c. had in the san francisco bay area were on the opposite end the spectrum with some of the longest life expectancies. an up licensed health provider is said too stand trial. the victims were a mother suffering from multiple sclerosis and her daughter diagnosed with a tissue disease. prosecutors say 54-year-old eugene claim they were misdiagnosed and began to ode -- began to prescribe strange streets like for the daughter

and her kidneys he suggested that eating watermelon 234 a hot tub -- in a hot club would work. tyler hamilton has accused the sevenen-time tour de france winner of using banned drugs. lance armstrong, of course, has repeatedly denied that he has ever used any banned drugs. 7:55. heyle sal, what's happening in the east bay? >> it's not a good commute this morning, dave and tori the it's been pretty busy. we expect it in middle of june to be better than that. but it's pretty slow. it's backed up at least from the macarthur maze. that's a 25 to 30-minute delay. we're looking at some of the east bay here, 237, milpitas. crossing 880 will you -- you will see stop and go traffic.

it does get slow. let's go to steve. sal, sunshine for almost everybody, only some patchy fog, sonoma coast and around santa cruz. but that's about it. skies are clear. nice, nice tweet from dan. he said can we declare this a majestic day? no doubt about that. chamber of commerce day. the poll will probably start to work -- the pollen will probably start to work its way back. temperatures are warming up fast. not much of a sea breeze. west, it's there but it's not very strong. it will pick up starting tomorrow a -- starting tonight and tomorrow and we'll see a cooling trend. water temperatures are very cold. once you get that west wind, it will kick in. sunny, temperature, 60s, 70s,

80s, low to mid os. cooler, thursday, friday, saturday. it look like warmer weather inches in. a mother and daughter leave the bay area searching for safety but police say the man they feared would track them down. >> we just learned from hayward police that two armed robberies happen underneath a b.a.r.t. overpass last night we have live delays coming up. i'm tara moriarty live in san jose, where a schoolteacher is accused of molesting one of her own students. we just spoke to her husband by phone and we'll let you know what he said -- next. ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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in the network you can take entertainment with you. . good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. tolling our news -- topping our news at 8:00, a man is fighting for his life. it happened late last night on tennyson road just about a half block from the south hayward station. jade hernandez has been out there all morning talking to

investigators. so what do you know now, jade? >> reporter: well, we dave that this well-worn pact and steps go straight to the underpass, where there was an armed robbery last night. what we just learned is there were two armed robberies that took place here and we spoke with a police officer. >> robbery as a hole is a cowrdly act but to have the -- out ardly act but to have the -- cowardly act but to have the robber shoot their victim is behind comprehension. >> reporter: there were two incidents last night. two women were walking and another man and another woman, were robbed.

the young men, again, police say, demanded money and belongings. the couple combied but hayward police say the robber who was armed shot the husband three times yeah way. paramedics took the victim to the hospital. the wife was not hurt. the detectives have not made any arrests. >> i'm not that surprised. i'm not that surprised. it's worse farther down tennyson than it it here -- than it is here. >> reporter: the shooting took place about a half a block away interest this b.a.r.t. station. the -- from this b.a.r.t. station. police only have vague descriptions of the suspects. they are young latinos, in their teens early 20s. they were wear the white t-

shirts with dark pants and were about 5'7" to 5'9". back to you. >> thank you, jade. new word about a girl and her mother who moved away from the san jose area to try to escape an accuse molester but he still found them. police say they were critically wounded by jerry steele. jerry steele went to find them and when he did, the girl ran out. the mother ran out after her. the mother and daughter were living near oregon border for a month. the shooter disappeared. the police shot -- spotted him sitting at a picnic table later where he shot and killed

himself. the mother is expected to survive and is talking to authorities. the girl has been declared brain dead and is on life support pending oring -- organ donations. police are out there looking for other possible victims. tara moriarty, live in san jose right now where you spoke to the husband of the accused woman. tara? >> that's right. he would only tell us that his wife was not home. we're here in the neighborhood where we believe that the couple lives at the very end of this street right here. we also spoke to police this morning and they say that they do have some type of proof or evidence that this teacher molested a child. they say they can't make an arrest off hearsay. they have to have -- they have to have probable cause. what that is, they are not saying. two weeks ago, police arrested

colette phelps. she's accused of committing lewd acts with a young student. police have not released the alleged victim's age or gender. it's not known where the incident took place, if it was at school or somewhere else. authorities told us this morning, they are asking any other victims to come forward. normally i would say predominantly is that males are the ones who are the offenders in this type of situation. it's not up common for us to also investigate women who are involved in this type of activity. >> now, phelps has an account with facebook and myspace and that reveals she' marry and -- she's married she was booked in santa clara county jail she posted jail and is out custody. we're trying to find out when her arraignment will be. we're live in san jose. back to you. >> thank you.

8:04. well, another sign of rising tension between the united states and pakistan. now there are reports that pakistan arrested five pakistanis who helped the cia track down and kill osama bin laden. coming up for you at 8:15, we'll tell you what we know about the informants who were taken into custody. four minutes after 8:00, yosemite national park is under a flood warning. it's all because of this year's record snowfall. as temperatures rise, snow on the mountains expected to melt and could flood cam grounds and trails in the yosemite valley. east bay water residents will be paying a little bit more for their water. east bay m.u.d. approved two. the first i cease will raise

about $, the second one, about $3. the director says the agencies will maintain the agency's bond rating and hold down costs from major construction projects. 8:05. a criminal investigation is now starting into the san bruno pipeline explosion. pg&e notified shareholders this week in a filing with the securities exchange commission. now, the justice department, the california attorney general's office and the san mateo county d.a.'s office created a task force. they will investigate that deadly september blast that killed eight people and destroyed almost 40 homes. also plans to build a new good earth store in fairfax are on hold. town officials are dealing with some of the concerns expressed by neighbors. now, the store is building a new store at the site of a former albertson's store on center boulevard but some of the residents are worried about noise, about parking problems and traffic congestion from this new store. town officials are discussing

limits on deliveries for 7:00 in the moving and which roads delivery trucks would be ahowed to use. also a possible change in traffic controls to prevent backups. there will be a final decision expected next wednesday. well, demolition work will begin at oakland's lake merritt and that could mean the neighborhood would smell better. lake merritt often smells like rotten eggs. there's just not enough oxygen in the water out there. an ack tan dash an aqueduct limits the amount of water brought on bay. now crews will be knocking down aqueduct. that project should be finished by the end of the year and say should be -- should smell better. a let's check in with sal, see how things are moving in the bay area and possibly milpitas. >> all right. yes, tori, have you good insight information -- inside

information. stop and go in milpitas. today on this wex, it's full strength for the bay area. even though a lot of schools are already out, we still have for the summer a lot of activity on 237, 8 0, 101 getting into sunnyvale and this moving's commute on northbound 101 san francisco, we're seeing a little bit of slow traffic approaching the split. let's go to the toll plaza, that is improving a little bit, still about a 15-minute wait before you make it on bridge itself. today, inland, 90s again look to be very hike like -- very like lie. sea breeze should kick in later. but patchy fog maybe down the coastline. it's kind of working its way up the coast very, very shallow. sunny, warm to hot.

fog rushes tomorrow. a big -- returns tomorrow. cooler friday/saturday. it looks like a little rebounded on sunday. some of that fog showing up right around santa cruz and also off the sonoma coast but fairfield says what fog? it's already 70. concord, 67. livermore, 67. santa rosa and san jose, book ends, 64. hayward, 6. mountain view says 64. san rafael already 62. you know it will be a cooler -- it will be a cooker out there. >> at fairfield they are already 70s -- they are already 7 -- 70 degrees. by coast, it will be nice inland, warm and then -- well, i should say bay warm and then inland warm to hot. very warm. temperatures, though, will start to come down tomorrow. today the patchy fog should keep things held in check along the coast. even though it's sunny, not

very warm. it's very comfortable, 60s 0l -- 60s, 70s. 94 brentwood, antioch. berkeley very nice. yes, yes. 78 in san leandro. 90s for morgan hill. mid-80s. fremont, 81. 72, san francisco. even with the sunshine, some 60s on coast but hoe 80s, maybe a few mid-80s on the peninsula. fog, sun, cooler, sunday. carry that into friday an saturday. it does look -- it does look like warmer weather has returned. some developing news coming in from overseas. the president of iran takes part in an unprecedented summit meeting. but his message is the same. california lawmakers put some money on the line as they try to meet a midnight deadline. a new report on government waste. how money is going down the drain.

good morning. clear skies except for some fog on the santa cruz coastline. other than that, hazy sunshine. it's already getting warm. really warm inland along the coast, 60s, 70s today around the bay, 80s. and inland 90s. all right, steve. democrats in sacramento say they are gonna meet the deadline of midnight tonight to pass a new balance budget for california. a new state law allows democrats to pass a budget with only the majority vote. instead of the previous two- thirds requirement.

but they are gonna have to give up the idea of voting -- of going to the voters. today lawmakers will vote on a bill that balances a budget with a combination of spending cuts and fee hikes. a new need 0 poll shows the margin says 52% support tax extensions to close the budget deficit. now, that's a drop of 9 percentage points from pack in march. the poll also finds 31% of voters disapprove of the governor's job's perm formance. that's up 1% from march. today, iran's president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, there he is there, he's at a summit meeting that includes the leaders of china and russia. in his speech here, the president called for a shakeup

of the world order which he said -- i'm wroting now was run by slavers and colinnizeers of the past. according to "the new york times" pakistan's intelligence agency arrested some of the pakistani informants who gave the information to the cia before the u.s. commando raid that killed osama bin laden. knew, according to the times, those a -- now, according to the sometimes, those arrested include a pakistani army major who copied the license plates of cars going into bin laden's compound in the weeks before that raid. another person that was arrested was reportedly the owner of a statehouse the united states used to spy on bin laden's compound. what's gonna happen to those informants is not clear. the arrests of the latest indication of a pretty bad relationship between the u.s. and pakistan. and just within the past five minutes we've found out that another american missile attack has killed five suspect militants on the

pakistan/afghan border. earlier a pair of attacks kill ten people. the united states doesn't publicly talk about drone strikes m pakistan but officials say it's killed several top al qaeda and taliban commanders. 8:15. new this morning, the nominee cia director david petraeus is making the rounds. one of his first meetings is actually with a california center. allison? >> that's right. california senator dianne feinstein leads the senate intelligence committee, the committee that will hold his confirmation hearing next week. we shot this video about an hour and a half ago of the two of them meeting m her office. they would not answer any -- meeting in her office. they would not answer any questions about what's happening in pakistan this morning but senator feinstein made a mew meants. >> i -- few meants -- comments.

>> senator feinstein has been very complementary of general petraeus and says she has enormous respect for him but she's also expressed some skepticism. she wants to make sure he's quickly confirmed so there can be a smooth transition at the intelligence agency. reporting live from alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alison. it is 8:17. today, anti-government protests are turning violence in -- violent in greece. police erected barricades around the parliament. many threw rocks and firebombs as police responded with tear gas. the protest is part of a 24- hour strike against another $40 billion budget cut to avoid a

fault fault. concern about greece's debt is returning on stock markets. this report shows in 2009,s is overpaid recipients by -- social security overpaid recipients. almost 60 million americans get social security benefits. well, mitt romney will be coming to california during a three-day visit next week. the l.a. times says romney will hold fund-raiser in the bay area, in sacramento and in southern california. the events are scheduled between june 1st and june 23rd. now, meg whitman is one of romney's state committee finance chairs. the bay area stops will include a barbecue at the portola

valley home of microsoft's co founder, scott mcneilly. sea life is apparently feeling the fallout from the earthquake in tsunami. government has found traces of radiation in whales. these are the first known wells to be affected by leak. tokyo has already pan -- banned fishing around the plant. in florida, the child of a young mother accused of killing her child, it's kinding counsel now -- it's winding down now what's happening right now in that courtroom? traffic on 280 northbound, still pretty heavy getting up to highway 17. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. @

the prosecution in the casey anthony murder trial in florida has just rested its case. defense attorneys are expected to call their first witness tomorrow. the 25-year-old florida mother is accused of killing her 2- year-old daughter. this is a live look at the court proceedings going on in order right now where the judge appears to be reading some statement. prosecutors say anthony repeatedly lied about her daughter's whereabouts during month caylee was missing. the defense contends the little girl was not murdered at all but drowned in her grand

parents' swimming pool. what they are gonna do is put you on a refusal installation list. >> uh-huh. >> they are gonna call you and discuss with you, either cutting you off at the line or alowing us -- >> what do you mean cutting you off at the line? >> they are gonna discontinue your service. >> pg&e says that installer was wrong to say that. pg&e says customers can delay installations. let's check in with sal. >> right now we're gonna give you a look at the baseball bridges. they are doing pretty well except for the bay bridge that has a pretty steady delay. it's been that way for an hour

and a half. san mateo/golden gate bridge traffic looks good. there is a little bit of a delay on the richmond bridge driving toward marin as you approach the toll plaza. there will be about a five- minute delay. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. sunshine for almost everybody. it will be hot and humid. not bakersfield hot but hot. move to arizona if you want hot, yeah. by coast it will be gorgeous. gorgeous. now, there's some fog over by the santa cruz coastline. it looks like a tiny bit off the coast. if you are suffering from allergies. i might ad -- i might have to take my cat in. trees are starting to move in a little bit. 70 in fairfield already. just talked to a friend of mine. he said no sea breeze at all. that's a sign it will be hot out there. a lot of 60s. temperatures are starting to

bump up pretty fast here. you can see the system to the north will move in tomorrow. that will start a cooling trend. but it's gonna be warm. it had been hot for some. 80s. and then 90s. i think a sea breeze will kick in coast and bay side. five-day has a roller coaster ride here. we cool it down. we'll cool it down. maybe warm to hot. all right, steve. thank you. some more tension at oakland city hall. we'll tell you why a meeting last night was stormed by angry workers. city workers made the concession that the mayor asked for so why are they still being laid off? plus -- new troubles in the south. a mysterious explosion. this one forced a massive evacuation.

san jose city officials just approved a measure to help close the budget shortfall. kraig debro is live at city hall to explain what this will mean for police department and other city employees. >> reporter: well, the budget is passed and signed now, everybody got what they wanted, at least they thought what they want. there will an lot fewer people working for the city of san jose and there will be a lot fewer resources everything has gone down. the $155 million deficit by only about a third. the mayor called for ten city worker unions to take 10% pay cut and they d but there will still be a lot of layoffs. now 100 fewer police officers

will be asked to stop the increasing violence on the streets of san jose. earlier this week, the city recorded its 25th homicide. five more than all of last year. that number doesn't the -- doesn't include the murder suicide from last month. police say it's not just the murder rate going up at a time when the number of officers is going down. >> the homicide rate is escalating at a fast rate. violent crime is up, burglaries are up. 80 positions will be elimb nayed through attrition and retirement. the mayor and community leaders are set to meet her at -- meet her at city hall in the early- evening hours to talk about the increasing crime rate and what to do about it. reporting live from san jose,

kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. a man is in grave condition right now after an overnight shooting that happened in west oakland. this happened shortly after 11:00 p.m. here near 65th street. this is right near the border with berkeley. investigators say he was shot several times, may not survive. still not clear what led up to the shooting. police are -- police are still out there looking for suspects. police in san leandro, also investigating a shooting, one that left a man very seriously injure. this happened on kentwood lane and the suspect is still on the loose. alameda county sheriff deputies searched an apartment complex at 15th and east 14th -- east 14th street. an investigation continues into the third homicide of the year. police say a man was shot and killed on venus place last night. the body of the unidentified man was found in front of a home just after 5:00. we don't know his name but neighbors say he was bury -- married and had children.

no arrests have been made. there's no information on the suspect. san carlos police say the number of car break-ins in their city is way up. 6 break-ins have been -- have been reported. there may have been even more. in almost every case, car owners left items in plain sight inside the car. many even left the doors unlocked or the windows down slightly. >> they were walking back and forth. >> here he's getting in the back of the pickup truck and pigging up the compressor hose. >> police say everything from cash to a shot gun has been reported stolen. they say drivers need to make sure their cars are locked andal valuables are hidden away before walking away. there's concern of contaminated water in the south

bay. researchers irrigated water in san jose. tests shoetrees elements a potentially cancer causing chemical seep into the ground water. water officials say chemical is a by-product of disinfecting chlorine. drinking water, incidentally, does not come from shallow ground water. dozens of city employees stormed an oakland city -- oakland city hall meeting. they are frustrated about concessions they are being asked to make to help the city balance the deal with the budget deficit. those workers said they want to make sure that all city employees make the same concessions. >> it's looking like conservationists have saved a very scenic part of solano county from development. the chronicle is reporting environmentalists are paying $3.5 million from for 330 acres

between vallejo and fairfield. developers have been trying to build there for decades. another $10.5 million has to be raised to get rest of the $1500 acre land that contains most of the bay area's habitats. the redwood city port will be able to respond to emergencies faster. they are structuring databases. now they can get a scan of the a -- scan of the area in realtime of that facility. two uc berkeley prison -- two uc berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran will have hearings next week. the hearing will take place sometime between june 2nd and august 2nd. they've been held in an iranian

prison for almost two years now. they were arrested back in july, 2009. they had been hiking in iraq when they say they accidentally trayed a-- strayed across the border into iran. firefighters in louisiana are allowing a chemical at a -- are allowing a fire at a chemical plant to burn itself out. dark smoke poured out of a building. investigators are still looking into the what caused -- into the cause. a 5-2 vote between the rotc program will stay for at least another two years. over 100 people packed the board meeting last night. it gives an alternative to traditional p.e. classes. the board eliminated this program in 2006 but they

brought it back two years later. it has been too popular. westbound bay bridge is getting better. 15 to 20-minute delay. these days and some days we have had days where it's summer like or sunday like where there are no people there. right now you are gonna have to wait. once you get on bridge, it's okay in san francisco with no major problems. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. may want to head south. that commute is doing pretty well. in the south bay, we've got a couple of fender-benders there, sunnyvale road, a crash we had one downtown. >> , 101 is also busy from 280 all the way to sunnyvale and in hayward, all of a sudden, 808 is a mess, from san leandro to fremont. this has mott been a great wednesday commute.

8:35. hate to say it. temperatures warming up rapidly inland. i might be underdone son -- on some of these highs. once you hit 93, 94, it's hot. by the coast, that's not the case. it will be sunny for many. we don't have the north to northeast wind. patchy fog, sunny, warm, hot depending upon the location. tomorrow fog returns. it will be cooler. not as warm as today. friday, saturday, we cool it down, big time and then we start to bottom out. monday/tuesday could be hot again. one forecast model is very, very bullish for that. for those of you who work outside, early next week could be hotter than what we have today. some of that patchy fog is showing up just a little bit. theres are some -- there was some off the sonoma coast. it's already 70 out in

fairfield. today the high pressure says i'm large and i'm in charge and i'm not going anywhere until tomorrow. 60s, 70s by the coast. nice bay and then very warm to hot inland with a lot of 90s. sunny, nice for system -- some. maybe too hot or for others. up to ukiah, clearlake, st. helena, it will be close for others. a lot of 80s, 70s by the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay. once you get over the coastal hills there's about a 15-degree spread for some. maybe even better -- bigger than that. antioch, brentwood. a lot of 80s though. san jose, 83. 81 sunnyvale. the same for redwood city. 60s and 70s for some.

fog will be working its way back thursday, much, much cooler friday and saturday. it does look like warmer weather returns as we head to sunday. mountain view police out there searching for a man who mug awoman early monday morning. woman was -- mugged a woman early monday morning. the woman was walking to work just before 5:00 a.m. she said the assailant came up from behind and grabbed her purse. when she tried to hold onto her purse he threw her to the ground. a 12-year-old east bay boy will face animal cruelty charges in juvenile court. knew, police in alameda say he grabbed a shovel and beat 11 chickens to death. officers think he broke into that chicken coup at a community farm and garden. they also think there was another young man involved. it is 8:38. house speaker john boehner sent a letter to president obama warning the president that he

must justify continued u.s. action in libya. boehner wants a response from the president by friday. the house speaker says if the president does not respond he could be in violation of the war powers resolution. that prohibits u.s. troops from being involved in military actions, more than 90 -- more than 90 days. the white house has suggested that the limited u.s. action in libya is not subject to the war powers res caution. caution -- resolution. this weekend, john boehner and the president will have a chance to bond on the golf course. they have a foursome set up up with the governor of ohio and the vice president. this is the first time the president and vice president will be reporting -- reportedly playing golf together. reportedly boehner is a better

golfer than the president. but we're hearing that biden is better than boehner. we're hearing that if the president ends up being a one- term presidency, he says that's okay with his family. he says, the family says, they are not invested in him being the president. he said he too feels like one term is enough. but what keeps him going is all of the up finished work he needs to to. california gets ready to roll out the red carpet for the -- for the royal couple of. royal couple to the golden state. and the lockout with the nfl, well, it may be a whole new ballgame. >> reporter: a big question in the city, could a wildcat cab strike paralyze the city next week?

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against the new au,s -- austerity plan. right now, the dow is down 123 at 11,952. nasdaq down 28. s&p is down 15. also want to mention oakland- based online radio pandora in its debut is trading at $24.46. this morning san francisco's fairmont hoe -- fairmont hoe sell is for sale. san francisco put it on the market after the -- says the union hotel workers opposed the idea turning that hotel into condos. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. a man is fighting for his life after an overnight shooting. it's happened near a b.a.r.t. station in hayward. it happened late last night on

tennyson road. investigators say two gel were trying to rob that man. a south bay teacher is facing charges of molesting a student, 28-year-old colette phelps was a teacher at school and the police have asking any other victims to come forward. and it's reported that the members will meet tonight to pass the budget in california. california cab drivers are planning a city-wide strike next tuesday. tom vacar joins us live to tell us about why this work stoppage is taking place. >> it's important to understand that it's just some cabdrivers that are urging all cabdrivers to hold a strike, come tuesday,

the 21st. they may circle the area marigold style. there's concerns about privacy. and installation of tv screens that would advertise that might both roar -- that might bother them. >> it is not tough for rent and food and whatever -- for rent and food and whatever. >> reporter: it's hard to get through to cab companies on the phone and once through promises of services are often delayed

ar sometimes never come. success of this depends upon the level of participation and many believe many cab drivers may opt to pick up the extra business. we shall see what happens come tuesday. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, tom. 8:46. good news about nfl lockout negotiations. the owners and players reportedly are close to a deal that could save the pro football season. one source says the two sides are 85% done. and a deal could be announced within the next couple of days. this optimism follows three months often very bitter talks between the owners and those locked out players. wisconsin supreme court reversed an earlier decision. they've upheld the controversial law that literally takes away most of the collective bargaining rates -- rights of state employees. >> you are here with your

neighbors and friend -- >> these state workers are -- are pretty angry about the court ruling and they protested outside of the state capitol. the luling was a -- ruling was a win for scott walker. he pushed for the bills despite weeks of protests by teachers, union members and others who called it an attack on workers' rights. federal lawmakers are considering a new plan that would make it easier to kill some of california's sea lions. there's been a recent explosion in the population of sea lions. the problem is they pray on endangered some mon. the new papal would give california -- salmon. the new proposal would give federal permission to fill sea lions. the humane society is opposing the plan. supporters of -- bradley

manning has been under military arrest since last may for leaking documentation. for two weeks now, photos that anthony wiener submitted over the internet to -- weiner submitted over the internet to women have surfaced. his wife is due back today from a trip with hillary clinton. many leaders, including nancy pelosi, are encouraging him to design -- resign. well, the california visit of the royal couple, prince testimony and kate will be jam- packed -- william and kate will be jam-packed. it's their first official trip here to southern california. they will be hosting a black tie dinner.

they will visit an art school at l.a.'s skid row and -- and also wins prime minister will play in a charity polo tournament. this will be kate middleton's first trip to the united states. natalie portman gave birth to a baby. she's engaged to a photographer. she won the academy award for best actress for movie "black swan." ten minutes before 9:00. developing news from overseas. new video of the street battle taking place in athens. also -- this looks like a really scary scene involving that big lion and that little

baby. we'll tell you what happened. surveillance

the budget battle in greece is now being fought on the streets. ka ten those of thousands of he -- tens of thousands of protesters formed a shield around the parliament. they threw gas bombs while

police fired tear gas. san mateo police are now urging the public to try as they -- to try to help them as they try to piece together clues to a homicide. paramedics received a medical call to all-american storage. when they arrived, they found a person who appeared to have been stabbed to date -- stabbed to death. police believe the victim was not specifically targeted -- targeted but they show it was not a random act of violence. anyone about the information about the stabbing is asked to call san mateo police. police in hillsborough searching for a set of robbers. the thieves worked quick. they stole just cash and jewelry. but police say there's no similarity in the suspect descriptions or their vehicles. residents are being remainedded -- reminded to look all of your

side and rear doors. the man accused of strangling a napa state hospital employee will have to to under-- will have to undergo a mental competency examination -- competentty examination. an a -- competency examination. the doctors who examine massey will have to report back to the court by august 1st. the words "under god" quietly expired in the supreme court. the man who filed this says he's not giving up. he plans to file one or more lawsuits this year. hoping to win a favorable ruling that might eventually reach the supreme court. 8:55. a renewed effort to ban pet

sales in san francisco may now include goldfish. the animal control and welfare collision orkly poped -- proposed a ban that covered puppies and kittens and other pets. the "the san francisco chronic $"reports they want fish covered. supervisors would have the final say. a female lion has taken a special liking to a toddler visiting her exhibit. this is video shot by the young boy's visit during a family trip to the zoo. the lion looks like she's prying to -- trying to play with the toddler. there was a 2-inch thick glass between the two. do you think you can be a calm mom and -- >> i don't know. 8:56. hey sal, what's happening out there. everything calm on the road. it's calm. it's too calm k sitting there waiting for -- it's too calm. we're sitting there waiting for

things to happen. let's look at 880 northbound. it's pretty slow getting up past coliseum. this morning we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. it has not improved for the last hour -- lar -- for the last hour and a half. once you get into san francisco it's okay. northbound 101 traffic looks good. the late morning commute driving from hayward, union city, fremont very slow. the road sensors are still picking up a lot of red as you head south. let's go to steve. sunshine, warm to hot. if you are inland by the coast, sunny but not bad. there's fog down santa cruz coastline. cooler on thursday and then a cool down and then it will heat back up.

and next tuesday, that's the first day of summer? >> that would be correct. it had be hot, too. >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching.