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kicked off a plane and thrown into jail, or was it something else? recent high temperatures reminding us of the hot weather and the fire danger. what homeowners are required to do, and the inspections late today. developments in the sex scandal, what we learned just moments ago. also, it brings new meaning to the word floor fight. mornings on 2 begins now. well good morning to you, welcome to more thans on clark, i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. topping our news, it appears a college football player's saggy pants led to his arrest add sfo airport. live with more on this bizarre

and controversial case. >> reporter: good morning. i said baggy in the open, but i also meant saggy pants. according to san francisco police, that arrest was made for trespassing. the dress code is sort of loosely defined if you will, 20, 30 years ago, all of these people would be in suits, but you can see how that has changed. desean marmon was cited for trespassing. we'll have to talk to the sergeant why he ended up in jail, if it was only trespass, but according to reports, there was a dispute about his clothing, you know how these kids wear their clothes these

days, lower than it their waist. this is what led to his arrest. we've got some video of the terminal, we just saw it a second ago, if you look inside the terminal there, you don't see anybody dressed the way that mr. marmon was allegedly addressed yesterday. i went up to the ticket counter and i looked for any sign that there was a policy on a dress code. i didn't see that. they had plenty of information about information of checked bags and overbooking of flights, but nothing about the dress code. we understand, u.s. airways did issue a statement. that was in a published report. we'll have to check with them ourselves. becausicly they say, if people are dressed inappropriately, they can deny them passage on an airplane. basically what this boils down to is flying in an airplane is

a privilege. there's no actual right to do that. so whatever happened yesterday was a privilege, and so mr. marmon may have been kicked off because of the dress code, but we'll have to see what happened. breaking news, we're now hearing new york congressman anthony weiner is going to resign. according to democratic sources, weiner will likely announce his resignation today. reportedly, he informed democratic liters yesterday, including house minority leader nancy pelosi. weeper is currently on a two week leave of absence, seeking professional help. the "new york times" reports weiner came to this conclusion that he could no longer serve after having long discussions with his wife, who returned

yesterday after traveling on a global diplomacy mission with secretary of state hillary clinton. we will continue to provide updates on this breaking news story throughout the morning. time is now 7:04. well, fire inspectors in oakland are going door-to-door in some areas, making sure homeowners are ready for the fire season. joining us live now with more. and i'm looking at what's all around you, claudine. what residents are required to do. >> reporter: in some places it's actually pretty high, almost as tall as me out here in the oakland hills. we've come out here, because all three these hills, we've been driving in them this morning, taking a look at homes out here, because around a lot of the homes, they have a lot of this high brush area. if you come down to this sign, right at tunnel road, just off the freeway. you can see signs posted the

fire danger is moderate today. they want people to be prepared. we have seen homeowners making an effort. i want to show you video, where the homeowners has obviously cut down a lot of brush around their house. that makes a huge difference if fire sweeps through the oakland hills. i did talk to a homeowner today who did not want to go on camera. she said look, this comes around every year, they're aware of it. she just hasn't quite gotten to it. that's what they're going tore targeting today. they've sent out fliers, telling them that inspections begin on june 15. they're going to make sure they've done the work around their homes. if they haven't, they'll give them a form, letting them know they've got some work that needs to be done. if they still don't get that work done, they're going to do it for you, send you a bill,

and they're going to fine you. 7:06, six bicyclists are seriously injured after being hit by a suspected drunk driver overnight, who was also using a cell phone. this happened around 2:00 this morning, about 8 miles south of downtown los angeles. in total, there were nine bicyclists out for their midnight ride when a woman drove into the group. right now, police are questioning that driver, but it's unclear whether or not she has been arrested. also overnight, we've learned al-qaeda has a new leader. several islamist websites say ayman al-zawahri who was osama bin laden's second in command, has taken over as head of the terror network. we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom, with what terror experts are saying about the new man in charge. back here at home, a petaluma police officer responding with some injuries

about an outof control teenager. the 17-year-old was reportedly tearing up his mother's home, when police arrived, the teen ran away. officers say they quickly caught up to him, but he prepared to fight them, and even assaulted them. officers say they were able to restrain the suspect, who did suffer a head injury. he's expected to be in court on several charges, including battery on a police officer, and possessing marijuana. 7:07 is the time, let's check in with sal castaneda for a check in on the commute. >> already today, it's much better than we had yesterday. today it looks more like it should. we're going to start with 280 in san jose northbound. that traffic looks pretty good, getting up to the commute there, no major problems if you are driving on 280, getting up to highway 17. also, highway 17 is much better today than it was yesterday. i think yesterday was just a get it done day. right now, traffic is looking good on the san mateo bridge.

that looks very nice getting up to the high rise and over highway 101. and of course, a toll plaza was backed up. we're hoping this trend will continue. 7:08, let's go to steve. a very good morning. not too hot yesterday by the coast, very warm to hot inland. today temperatures coming down a bit. fog is all over the santa cruz coastline, but that's about the only place. signs now of more of a westerly push on the breeze, patchy fog, unless you're on the santa cruz coast, then it's solid. but fair, cooler, breezy, a few high clouds. mostly sun. saturday, it looks like a little warmer weather on sunday. we also have a very high pollen count, the grasses continue to be out front, but the trees are making a move threw. all the juniper and birch continue to be the highest. you have company with the

grasses if you're suffering. we have a system dropping down higher clouds from the north and fog underneath it. in the south, the warm has conquered at buchanan, 62. everyone else has 50s. i did see outside of sonoma, a 48-degree reading. a lot of mid-50s, there's is a southwest wind at fair field. yesterday, i think it was southwest at 7, so it's about doubled. west 14 at sfo. southwest napa, south of concord, these are all cooler directions. you can see why, the ridge of high pressure out in the pacific is driving on another area of low pressure southward. as it does, that gets rid of the hot conditions, unless you're really far inland. the cooling trend has started today, and will really continue into saturday. then it looks like a little bump up by sunday. fog trying to work its way up the coast and down towards santa cruz, there's a lot.

cooler, high clouds. 60s, 70s, and 80s. without the marine influence, still warm to hot. nevada, 81. 86 pittsburgh. hayward, 74. 0s for morgan hill, and gilroy. a lot of 70s, including san jose at 79. 74 san mateo. 80 for woodside. 60s on the coast. cooler weather takes us into saturday. it looks like a transition day sunday, then monday does appear to be warmer. time now 7:11, in just a couple of hours, governor jerry brown will tell us what he thinks about the new state budget just passed by democrats. no republicans voted for this

budget. it calls for raising car registration fees, extending a quarter cent sales tax. governor brown has 12 days to sign that budget. now there was some trauma on the state assembly floor in sacramento. a fight broke out between two assembly men over comments some say were offensive. >> i will apologize to any italian americans who are not in the mafia, and engaged in insurance scams. >> that comment from wagner led to this scuffle between him and assemblyman warren forentani. he compared a redevelopment proposal to a soprano's like shakedown. >> i take offense at the reference to the sopranos. as a proud italian american i

resent that. >> so far wagner is not commenting on that confrontation. it is 7:12, we'll tell you why a lawsuit against cnn was just filed in an alameda county courthouse. as air strikes target moammar gadhafi's compound, the air wear in libya. why speaker john boehner says one argument doesn't pass the test. the republican the tech darlings of today -- reason the tech darlings of today owe so much to ibm.

good morning, hazy sunshine, some fog is really thick on the santa cruz coastline. hazy fog today, temperatures

coming down, a lot of 70s and low to mid-60s. new this hour, the obama administration is reacting to the news that al-qaeda has selected a new leader. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom, with the white house response. >> reporter: tori, the bottom line from the obama administration is that ayman al- zawahri is no osama bin laden. overnight, several jihaddist websites announced he was the terror organization's new leader. he was bin laden's long term deputy, but senior administration officials are quoted this morning as saying, he does not inspire the same loyalty, and is not a strong leader. but we just talked to a former defense intelligence official who says al-zawahri is still a serious threat to the united states. >> i think al-zawahri is more realistic, and i think he brings with him, a revision of the most venommist, more active, and i do mean an

increasing number of attacks brand of al-qaeda. >> reporter: al-zawahri has released scores of video, and another up with last week, vowing to continue attacks on the united states. the u.s. has offered a $25 million reward for information leading to his capture. lieutenant colonel, tony schaeffer thinks al-zawahri is also likely hiding in pakistan. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. time is now 7:16. moammar gadhafi woke up this morning to hear explosions near his house. this was a pre-dawn raid. you can see the smoke coming from his fortified base there. we haven't heard of any casualties or damages yet. but russian's onvie to libya is taking a tour of that site. gadhafi's government says it will agree to a cease-fire with nato, if he's awe lowed to keep -- allowed to keep his position

of power. saying president obama's argument don't pass the straight faith test. suing the president over the involvement in libya. however, in a 38 page report to lawmakers the white house says it doesn't need congressional approval to continue that military campaign. it's a nato led mission, according to the white house, with no american troops on the ground. we'll go to washington and bring you a live report on the tension now between the white house and capitol hill. a lawsuit filed in alameda county is accusing cnn.com of discriminating against a death. this lawsuit awe cueses cramp nn of violating california -- accuses cnn of violating by refusing to caption online americans. time warmer and cnn have made no comment on that lawsuit.

7:18. fewer americans applied for jobless benefits last week, but the number still remains higher than it should be in a healthy economy. 414,000 people filed for unemployment. that's down 16,000 from the week before. and a second drop in three weeks. continuing claims also dropped slightly to 3.68 million. today, ibm is celebrating 100 years of business. to mark the occasion, the company is looking back at its impact in the tech industry. pam cook is live in the newsroom with some of the technology we have today, thanks to big blue. >> reporter: ibm was famedded on june 16 -- founded on june 16, 1911. in the past 100 years, ibm has left its fingerprints on

everything. ibm provided the punch card equipment and the knowledge about payroll data to collect and track funds for social security accounts. then in 1956, the company created the first computer hard drive. which by the way was roughly the size of two refrigerators. at that time, ibm had established itself as the global leader in information technology. next, it moved on to develop technology that we now use every day. this includes the atm, airline reservation systems, and the magnetic stripes on the back of our credit cards. in 1980, ibm created the laser used to perform lazik eye surgery. today, the company is best known for this computer run on the watson system. the super computer understands human language, and this past year, debated two jeopardy champions and defeated them analysts say the next 100 years

will be greatly influenced by the watson system. this morning, ibm rang the opening bell on wall street. and the ideas that shaped a century and a company. happy 100th birthday, ibm. let's go back over to tori. >> certainly a big milestone. thank you pam. 7:20, the boston bruins are the new champions of hockey. but many say the fans they appeared to have beat appear to be sore losers. good morning, westbound highway 4, busy here and also busy in other spots. we'll break it down for you, straight ahead. ñw?

7:23 this morning, police are still patrolling the streets of vancouver, after frustrated fans set fires and overturned cars. police made dozens of arrests the riot started moments after the canucks lost. vancouver was shut out 4-0. it was boston's first nhl title since 1972. police report only a handful of arrests during street celebrations in boston after the bruin's big victory. a new kind of left turn arrow is catching on in some cities, including right here in the bay area. take a look, it's a blinking yellow left turn arrow. it allows you to make a left turn after yielding to other traffic. the traffic is green coming for drivers in the other direction.

the drivers can make a left when you see a gap in the traffic. among the cities using this kind of arrow, minneapolis, st. paul, detroit, san antonio, and coopertino, here in california. lawmakers are considering a change to yellow lights. it would allow cities to lower the speed limits in some areas. if a 30 mile-per-hour speed limit can be adopted, cities can reduce yellow light times by a fraction of a second. it can lead to a huge increase in red light camera tickets along with increased revenue for the city. let's check in with sal, who i'm sure never does that kind of thing. always stop at the yellow. >> yes, i do. i don't like getting tickets. good morning, everyone, let's take a look at the commute now.

traffic is going to be slow. here on bay point, but also slow in antioch. 680 traffic is busy. i want to mention 24 is slow in contra costa county, westbound 80, and the border between contra costa county, and alameda county, there is a car fire on the shoulder. right now, when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, maybe a little lighter than usual. but cars are being held up on the road, sooner or later they will arrive. hazy sunshine, cooler today as the west wind starts for many, also the fog on the coastline. the higher clouds associated with the system developing in the pacific northwest, 60s and 50s. still a lot of 50s. some upper 40s, and low 50s this morning. only concord is in the 60s right now. a nice tweet from stacy. she said can you ever show

winds toward antioch? i get stockton, fairfield, i have to dig deep to get anything near antioch. the golf course has winds at 20, if i can get them. those aren't always official. the system that is moving to the north, yeah, it's diving towards us, that means cooler. mostly sunny, fog. cooler today, high clouds. it will still be warm inland, but not as warm yesterday. another coast related warm up, that much yesterday was 60s and 70s. more fog, cooler weather takes us into saturday. looks like sunday things start to reverse themselves a little bit, and monday, we'll be warmer. thank you, 7:27. a break in a terrifying crime at jack lennon square. what we learned from police in oakland. police say she was murdered, but the family of michelle le is not giving up

hope. live in hayward to tell you what they have planned, and why they need your help to do it. we just learned about this in the past hour, an announcement today made in the scandal engulfing new york congressman anthony weiner.

time now 7:30. we're still following the anthony weiner story.

these are live pictures outside of new york city. developing news as we're speaking. we're learning anthony weiner may announce his resignation today. these pictures are right outside congressman weiner's home in new york city. the cameras are there. everyone is waiting. for almost three weeks now, congressman weiner has been embroiled in a sex scandal with several women of a sexual nature, including sending lewd photoing of himself to women. again, we're watching the situation outside congressman wiener's home in new york. more details as they become available. 7:31, family and friends of michelle le are holding out hope that she will be found alive. live from hayward now, to talk about their call for help. >> reporter: well, this is a parking lot behind me, where michelle le was last seen alive. now her family has been very proactive and dedicated to finding her.

they've teamed up in trying to rally the public in their search to bring le home. this is despite the fact that hayward police have reclassified the case as murder investigation. her father says unless police can show him compelling evidence, he will not believe that his daughter is not alive. >> certainly, the family wants to help, they want to be part of this investigation. they want a resolution sh and they want to find michelle. to that end, we are going to meet with them and help coordinate that effort. >> reporter: hayward police are recommending the niles canyon area as a place to search. sources tell ktvu that investigators were able to pick up a ping on le's cell phone in that area, within 24 hours of her disappearance. le was last seen off sleepy

hollow avenue in hayward. she told friends she was planning to travel to reno. she left during a break and never returned. volunteers are asked to meet at a command center at 8:00 tomorrow morning. the search will last three days. you can participate in any, or all of those days. you must be 18 years old. bring a photo id, wear long pants and sturdy shows. the le family will be talking to us later today, we'll let you know what they have to say coming up later. time is now 7:33. a 2-year-old boy from antioch is in serious condition now after falling out of a second story window at his home. it happened yesterday afternoon on plum bridge way. police say the little boy was watching tv upstairs with two older siblings. at some point, he leaned against a window screen, and then fell out the window. neighbors say his parents were away from home at the time of

this. firefighters say these accidents are more common as the weather warms up. >> we all know the importance of keeping an eye on our kids. that's not to say that this is the case for this child. there is a lot of people there that clearly cared for him deeply. it's just one of those things. we have to keep a good eye on him. >> the little boy was air leasted to children's hospital in oakland, and underwent surgery. police say no charges are going to be filed and this was an accident. palo alto police believe they know who is responsible for robbing a teenager girl and gun point, and tossing her out a car. they stole her cell phone, and booted her out of the vehicle. she suffered cuts to her head and leg, and was taken to the hospital. 25-year-old antonio nunez has been booked for the attack. two other suspects remain at

large. police confirm they have made an arrest in the deadly shooting outside of sweet jimmy's bar in oakland. police are not releasing any more information about the arrest yet because of the ongoing investigation. santa fe police encouraging residents take back your neighborhood, after a series of gang related homicides. the wave of violence prompted this community meeting last night at city hall. san jose's deputy chief says half of the city's 25 homicides so far this year are gang related. there are some 6500 gang members in the south bay. >> we want to send a message to those who would do crime in our city that, you know, despite the fact that we have less staff, we're going to do our very best to really put a damper on their activities. >> reporter: community members are urged to call police when she see a cream, and also to -- see a crime, and also to work with children, to keep them out

of gangs in the first place. ordering a lake tahoe casino to pay $3 million in damages to a woman who was severely injured after drinking acid. she ordered a bottle of water. when she took a drink, she doubled over in pain. it appears a worker filled the bottle with a highly toxic cleaning solution. it was mistakenly served to her. the verdict yesterday was for damages. it is 7:36. there are mixed signals in connection to the progress of a new 49ers stadium. the concriminal reports legendary quarterback, joe montana is leading an investment group, planning to build a luxury hotel across from the proposed santa clara stadium. however, financing and rising construction costs remain. the price tag now stands just below $1 billion. the team still hopes the stadium is ready for the 2015

season. the head of san francisco's municipal transit agency is leaving after 5.5 years on the job. nathaniel ford says he was asked to step down, and will leave at the end of the month. he had a bitter battle with the transit union. ford will leave with a severance package of $384,000. ford says he does not have another diop lined up right now. muni will start looking for a new executive directer immediately. time now 7:37. commuters are being urged to dump the pump. transit agency wants everyone to leave their cars at home, and use public transportation. this month is the sixth annual dump the bump event. but as bart officials told us earlier, this year, the focus is on comparing public transportation to the high cost of gasoline. >> this year, as gas prices have gone up near and over $4 a gallon, there's a focus that

bart, taking public transit, and barer bart, specifically is cheaper than driving. >> bart is offering some incentives if you decide to leave your car home today. anyone spotted with a dump the pump sticker at select bart stations can win a $20 ticket. >> pretty nice incentive there. good morning, you know, dave, it looks like you're wearing boston bruin colors there. >> just a tad. >> traffic is going to be busy, because of a new crash, north 101 at the capitol expressway. just north of hellier, blocking several lanes. this crash pretty soon is going to start blocking traffic up. some people may divert to highway 85. it's already a significant problem for the south bay. as we move onto the peninsula, no major problems there, but if you're driving east, eastbound 92, there's a crash there. northbound 880 just up the road

in oakland, that traffic is moving along okay. if you're driving to the toll plaza, westbound is light. there was a car fire in albany. it's on the shoulder, but some people may be struck on the east shore freeway. 7:38, let's go to steve. all right sal, thank you. mostly sunny, but higher clouds coming in. the fog is really thick towards santa cruz. a site called black diamond, which is near mount diablo, yesterday at this time, 74 degrees. today, 60. and a west wind at 20 miles per hour. that's a huge dip in temps in the higher elevations. it's also going to make it to the surface. so cooler weather is on the way. 48 to 58. a couple of upper 40s in the mid-bay. 58 to 76, fair, mostly sunny. but breezy, mild to warm. not as warm as yesterday. and any upper 80s will be well

inland. the pollen count continues to show the grasses out front. the trees saying, you forget about me. olive, juniper, and birch. kind of quiet on the weeds. the system giving us the high clouds is caused by high pressure building out in the pacific, and driving a system southward towards us. that fog continues to hang out towards the santa cruz coastline. 50s for everybody, except buchanan, which is 62 out there in concord. 54 in napa. san rafael, 55. san jose is close. livermore is close as well. the city, 54. well, when i put this map together about 30 seconds ago, there was a lot of fog, but it's cycling through there, so there's not a lot of fog to be scene. but it's there, trust me. there's a loot of it on the santa cruz coastline. over us right now, mostly sunny. watch how these clouds drive south. cooler weather, that means the warm to hot yesterday inland,

not at the coast though. a cooling trend starts today, and really takes us into friday, and saturday. i think we'll start to warm up on sunday. a lot of low clouds starting to work their way north. but mostly sunny. so 60s, 70s, and 80s. a lot of lower 80s in areas near 90 yesterday. still a few upper 80s. that's a big drop from some of the higher elevations coming down about 10 to 14 degrees. 85 morgan hill. one more 80 here on the peninsula, wood side. cooling continues into saturday. level out on sunday, it does look sunny, and warmer on monday. 19 minutes now before 8:00. silicone valley, giants in a legal battle. find out why hue letter packard is suing its long time partner. this could be the day of reckoning for residents of an

iowa town. find out why they're holding their breath as a surge of flood water heads their way.

time is 7:44. taking a look at stocks. i can tell you that data today is offering a bit of hope for a pickup in a recovery. the number of americans signing up for jobless benefits fell last week. while housing starts and building permits rose in may. offering some hope the economy could be starting to pull out

of its soft patch. the dow up 56. nasdaq up 9. crude oil prices were heading back up today. they were up about $96 a barrel this morning. that is after it fell below $94 a barrel yesterday. the lowest price since february. checking the latest numbers right now, oil is back down to $94 a barrel. $94.77. hewlett-packard is suing oracle, it's long time partner on several projects. it accuses oracle of illegal behavior, by deciding future versions of software won't support a specific line of hp servers. the lawsuit is the latest sign of how much the relationship between hp and oracle has deteriorated. computer hackers claim they broke into the cia's website, and caused a lot of problems. the cia says the problem appears to be limited to its public site, which doesn't have

any classified information, or have any impact on operations. the cia is checking into this claim, but they say it will be hard to tell if a website's been hacked, or if the claim alone drove so many viewers to the site that it simply crashed. new word this morning of a wanted terrorist working with a notorious group in the philippines and a bomb plot in the country. this man here helped deploy militants to bomb targets in the philippine capital of manila. there's a $5 million bounty on him. that terrorism group is a muslim group connected with several philippine bombings in recent years. house speaker john boehner had harsh words about the president just a short time

ago. he said the president's arguments about libya do not pass the straight face test. the libyan conflict could eventually be waged inside an american courtroom. >> reporter: well that's right because, good morning, actually. bipartisan group of lawmakers are suing the administration now for the u.s. involvement of military forces in the conflict in libya. but the white house, in response to calls to get more information about what is going on, in libya actually released a 32 page report, actually yesterday, indicating how much the effort is costing. so far, according to the report, the cost through june 3 is totaling $800 million. the estimated cost through september 30, will be $1.1 billion. that is not sitting well with a lot of lawmakers who say they want more answers as to how long troops will be involved.

congress is saying they need to be well aware of what the white house is deciding to do, according to the war powers act. so clearly, two sides of the issue here. lawmakers saying the president is overstepping his power. the white house saying it is acting in accordance to law, and saying that u.s. military forces are only taking a supportive role because nato is taking the lead. that's the latest from here in washington. back to you. it is 7:48. a makeshift flood wall, protecting the iowa town of hamberg could be put to the test today. they added sand bags to the levee yesterday, after a 300- foot hole opened up on monday. float waters are expected to reach that makeshift wall today. if water rushes through, part of hamberg could be submerged by up to 10 feet of water. >> it looks like it's going to be a long haul that we're going to have to go through.

but certainly, you've got to be impressed. >> water levels are high, since the corps began releasing water from upstream. time now, 7:48. a pop star targeted for murder. how some pretty alert neighbors may have saved joss stone's life. plus, a new earthquake danger discovered near lake tahoe, and what does it mean for homeowners?

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7:51. happening rile now, house minority leader, nancy pelosi is hosting her weekly press conference. there's a lot of interest, because of the news anthony weiner has duded he will resign, just about five minutes ago, when -- decided he will resign.

just about five minutes ago, pelosi said she would not be talking about weiner. that he would be talking later. he will announce his resignation publicly at 11:00 a.m. this morning, at a tv station in new york. our time now, 7:51. only on 2 this morning, we're talking to the author of a major article, calling for a change in the medical profession. a san francisco doctor says hospitals have to put patients before profits. the article is called the wait that matters. it's featured in the new issue of the new england journal of medicine. his mother went to an er complaining of irregular heartbeat and shortness of breath, but she died because treatment was delayed because no patient beds were available. san francisco general hospital is reducing er wait times. they're building a facility

threthe current size. the doctor wants legislation requiring to put patient care before the costs. saying hospitals usually focus on elective surgeries because they make more profit. members of the california national guard will soon be battling huge flames. some of the firefighters will leave today. investigators say an unattended cab fire was probably the source of the fire. it's already burned more than 469,000 acres. it began on may 29, it's destroyed 32 homes as well as four commercial buildings. as of now, the fire is only 20% contained. 7:53, a santa clara county grand jury is calling for big changes in the way the fire department responds to emergencies. it argues its sending firefighters to mostly medical

calls is both outdated, and wasteful. the report says skyrocketing costs are creating huge budget problems. it concludes private ambulances can respond to calls quicker and save taxpayers a lot of money. there is a bit of positive news for firefighters in san jose. the department is going to hire back 49 firefighters who were laid off last summer, due to budget cuts. it comes after the city council voted to accept a $15 million federal grant. the san jose firefighters are set to be retrained and back on the job next month. two men accused of robbing and attempting to kill joss stone were arrested near the 24- year-old's home, after neighbors alerted police about a suspicious call. officers say the men were armed with swords, rope, and a body bag. they also had detailed maps and photos of stone's property. the suspect ordered them to be

held in jail until their next hearing in july. a newly discovered earthquake fault could mean the lake tahoe basin is at risk. it crosses the union pacific railroad tracks as well as interstate 80. seismologists found this fault just five years ago. if a quake hits that fault, it 0 could weaken the nearby dam. water levels in that dam were kept pretty low. however, this year's heavy snows, it could fill up, and threaten the 72,000 homes beneath that dam. all right, 7:55. let's check in with sal castaneda, to see what kind of challenges we're facing on the roads. >> we are just learning of some activity at 6th, and mission. that's creating a delay for cars. in fact, they've closed off the area. so sixth and mission is a good area to avoid. this happened about 7:35.

so we're finding out more about it now. we have a crew on the way. let's go out and take a look at what we have. northbound 101. there's an accident blocking most of the freeway. traffic is backing up. if you're driving on the peninsula, traffic is okay. but it's a little slow on 101- 92. westbound, 237 is slow getting into the valley. then this morning, if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza it is backed up for a short delay. mostly sunny, although there's a lot of fog. santa cruz coastline, starting to form rapidly on the san mateo coast. high clouds coming down from the north and this is going to no doubt about it give us some cooler weather today. some of the higher elevations around 1500, and 2,000 feet are down about 15 degrees from 24 hours ago. that's a huge drop. 60s already for some. it will be mild to warm for many, but not as warm as yesterday. low 60s san jose.

napa in there. napa made it down to 50 this morning. there's that fog. i don't think it made it to morgan hill. if it has, you can tweet me. there's low clouds there from monterey. santa cruz, starting to form on the san mateo coast. our system is courtesy of high pressure to the west. building in, driving a system in the pacific northwest southward. we're on the southern edge of it. that means mostly sunny. high clouds and a westerly breeze. temperatures, 60s, 70s, and 80s. coming down about 5 to 10 degrees. this cooling pattern will take us into saturday. it looks like slightly warmer sunday. thank you steve. it is 7:57. more on this hour's developing news. a congressman at the center of a sexting scandal is about to

make a big announcement. it appears a college football's baggy pants led to his arrest.

good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're still following developing news coming from new york this morning. the news is that embattled new york congressman, anthony weiner is expected to announce he's resigning today. this is the outside of his house in new york city. the media lined up, waiting for an announcement we're expecting. for almost 3 weeks now, congressman wiener has been embroiled in a scandal over sexual contact sending lewd photo to women. he will announce his resignation at 11:00 a.m. a college football player's saggy pants led to his arrest

at a san francisco airport. more on this strange and changing, and quite controversial case. >> reporter: we keep hearing more about the story, i just spoke with sergeant mike rodriguez about the story, and it gets larger and larger every time i hear it. the ticket counter by the outside right nowment we just talked to sergeant rodriguez. he told us that you've been hearing the plane made the arrest. police said they could not make the arrest. it all started yesterday about this time. the whole thing started with baggy, saggy pants. >> the flight attendant talked to the customer service agent. they both said they thought it was offensive that his pants were down around his knees and his underwear was exposed. both indicated they also saw the front of his private areas without being exposed, but

indicated that was offensive. >> reporter: desean marmon is a maybe of the new mexico football team. police say he was warned three times to pull up his pants or get off the plane. police say he replied over and over again, that he paid for his ticket and wasn't bothering anyone, and he would not get off the plane, or pull up his pants. it wasn't so easy. it took five officers to subdue him. in fact, they had to put him in, well, it's not called a straitjacket. it's a two piece thing, but essentially restricts your movement. the officers said they did that for their safety and other people's safety as well. because they simply didn't want to chance it on the narrow staircase. he was put into a wagon, and

taken to the san mateo county sheriff's jail. where he was booked for resisting an arrest, and assaulting an officer. an officer was actually hurt in this melee. we talked to sergeant rodriguez, he told us, that the whole plane, everybody on the plane had to get off while this was going on. he talked to some passengers after this happened, and they weren't too happy. >> a lot of them thought this really could have been handled by the gentleman simply pulling up his pants, and they requested why he simply didn't do it. >> reporter: so after the arrest was made, he was taken to the san mateo county jail. that's where desean marmon is. we talked to sergeant rodriguez and a couple of other people. it's called sagging, it's cultural. in this instance, it was so low

that you could see this guy's boxer shorts, and everything else. the sergeant told me that flying is a privilege. it's not a right. so you've got to do what the captain on the plane says. reporting live at sfo, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> i understand, in his defense, there was a reason he was in the bay area, and he might have been a little emotionally upset, and maybe not willing to listen to instructions. >> reporter: that's what the story is he was in the bay area, because a friend of his was killed. i talked to police here, and when it comes to flying in an aircraft, especially these days, everybody has got to be in the right state of mind. so they're telling me perhaps he shouldn't have tried to fly. the captain, police are saying that the captain, police believed he might have been a threat once the plane got up in the air, because of his emotional state, and so they decided not to let him fly. >> all right, interesting point. four minutes after 8:00,

are you ready for fire season? that's what firefighters want to know. claudine wong joins us live from oakland. >> reporter: spring rains brought a lot of growth and this is what you're going to see throughout the oakland hills. the problem is, you're also going to see a lot of homes. fire inspections are going to start today, with firefighters saying look, you need to clear the space around your home, just to make sure everyone is safe. we did talk to a lot of homeowners in the last hour. a lot of them said look, we are trying to get this done, but a lot of them said there's still work to do. >> before i can see the other house. >> so you cut that much down just this year? or this was last year as well. >> last year. so this year i started to do a

little more. they said it's not good enough. i have to cut the tree. so you can see. >> reporter: a lot of homeowners say this is an education process. that's what fire inspectors are doing. they're saying, we see what work you've done, but you need to do a little more. we actually got a call from retired vallejo firefighter, bill tweety, and he talked to us about some of the damagers and why this is also important. >> the weeds that you're in, standing in, were around 6-foot tall. coo that would give -- so that would give us a height of between 18 and 20 feet. that's one of the importances of having that grass mowed down. trimmed down to the ground level. it only would burn a very small height. >> reporter: back here live in the oakland hills. that's the point.

what you see here in front of you can get much, much worse if a fire is to spread to the area. certainly, people know how bad it can get. they've had some warning, these went out just a couple of weeks ago, letting people know the inspections would start yesterday. the homeowners we talked to said the firefighters are pretty flexible, they see you doing the work. they want to work with you, and get this done as a community working together. however, if you resist this whole process and you don't get the work done, and you continually not finish what they put in front of you, they'll just get it done for you, and they'll make you pay for it, and they will fine you. live here in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu news. 8:07, six bicyclists were hit by a suspected drunk driver who was also using a cell phone. this happened 8 miles south of downtown los angeles. in total, there were nine bicyclists out for a midnight ride when a woman drove right

into the group. right now, police are questioning the driver, but it is unclear whether or not she has been arrested. the time is 8:07. the father of a 2-year-old boy in fresno who accidently shot and killed his stepsister is facing criminal charges. jared devioce was charged. in just a couple of hours, a jury will continue deliberations in an antioch women. police were called to her home and found 15-year-old jasmine davis dead on the floor. the coroner says she died from malnutrition, and physical abuse. her twin brother was also found in that home, severely malnourished.

an environmental research story shows a recent trout in the state had very little impact on the state economy. oakland's specific institute says farmwide revenue actually increased in the drought. researchers found no direct correlation between water supplies and unemployment rates or poverty levels. opponents had been blaming the drought, and new restrictions for lingering economic woes. time now is 8:08. let's economic in with sal. >> reporter: we do have a crash in san jose that's pretty bad. northbound 101. i want to show that to you on the maps here. we have some pretty slow traffic here. it's extending into san jose because of this crash, as they try to get these vehicles out of the way. 237. see slow traffic there, crossing 880. if you're traveling to the bay bridge west toll plaza, there is a little bit of a delay.

at 6th and mission, there was a shooting, it was first reported at 7:35. i just want to mention, that ktvu is now on the scene. a good area to avoid in san francisco. it's 6th and mission. we'll have more details coming up very soon. let's go to steve. higher clouds changed today. some of the higher elevations and surface locations are running cooler. some are about 10 to 15 degrees cooler. a sign that this cooler pattern is kicking in. two days of warmer weather and right on down. there is also fog, but a lot of that, i have no idea where i am. we have patchy fog now. most of it is on the santa cruz coastline. it is moving up the san mateo coast. i need somebody to tweet me or write me if you're toward gilroy to tell me, yeah, we

have fog, or you don't. the cooling will continue into saturday. it looks a little warmer on sunday. for those of you who work outside, next monday and tuesday look warm. but not as warm as originally thought. they always try to pump that ridge up, then back up off it. today, the pollen count, the trees make a little move here. they've been quiet for a while. grass is continuing to the highest. no change there, but all of juniper and birch, and a lot of mold also, causing problems for the allergies. a system developing to the north is driving over us. that's giving us higher clouds. still on the mild side to warm already. a westerly wind beginning to take shape. san jose, 60s. a lot of upper 50s. there's some of the fog, it says morgan hill. there's no way it's in morgan hill. i just don't believe it. maybe it's close. i think this map is skewed a little bit. you can see the cloud cover

there, driving southward. that's the leading edge of that cooling trendk which will move in today. the warm to hot yesterday gets blasted out. cooling trend friday into saturday. fair. higher clouds, but mostly sunny. we do get that westerly breeze, but it will crank up later on. a lot of 70s to lower 80s. 78 sunny vahle. a lot of 70s on the peninsula. 60s on the coast. also in the city. we continue this cooler weather into saturday. then a little warmer sunday, and warmer on monday. thank you steve, it is 8:12. more on this hour's breaking news that sal just mentioned. a shooting in san francisco, south of market area. also a 50-year-old murder mystery now has tied to an

elite group of stars. the warning of a looming armageddon.

time is now 8:15. the obama administration is down playing the news that al- qaeda has a new leader. live with the white house reaction. do we have alison? we don't have alison right now. we'll get back to her as soon

as we can. all right, let's go to sal castaneda, breaking news coming in about something that just happened in san francisco. >> reporter: we have the first live pictures of this breaking news in san francisco. if is a shooting scene at the corner of 6th and marina. let me tell you what happened. at 7:35 this morning, police received a call of a shooting involving a vehicle that drove nearby. i'm not sure if someone got out of the vehicle and did the shooting. there are plenty of police interviewing witnesses at the corner of 6th and mina. this is about a block away from the old chronicle examiner building. it's a good area to avoid, the police are on the scene, and have actually called for more investigators to this scene. again, there's been a shooting in san francisco. more police officers continue

to arrive. we're not sure exactly who has been shot. we're getting a detailed description now of the person they're look for. 8:16, let's go back to the desk. all right, our time is now 8:16. again, the obama administration is listening to this new announcement that al-qaeda has a new leader. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom, with how the white house is reacting. >> reporter: dave, you have likely seen him plenty of times on tv and online, ayman al- zawahri has released scores of propaganda videos since the september 11 attacks. now several jihaddist websites are announcing that the long term osama bin laden deputy will take over the terror organization. this morning, senior obama administration officials are quoted as saying, he's no bin laden. that he does not inspire the

same loyalty. but we just spoke to another who said al-zawahri is more disciplined. >> i think al-zawahri is more committed to doing something than bin laden is, and i think he's going to try to rally the real hard liners within al- qaeda to do something. >> reporter: terror analysts believe he is hiding in pakistan. he released a video last week, eulogizing bin laden, and calling for a jihad against the united states. alison burbs, ktvu channel 2 news. it is 8:18, an iraqi court has sentenced 16 al-qaeda members to their death. calling the 15 men violent criminals who shocked all iraqis with their hidious crimes, the suspects say the motive behind the attack was that the groom was a shiite and

the bride of a sunni. time is now 8:18. we'll show you live pictures from orlando, florida, where the casey anthony murder trial. these are live pictures. today, the defense is calling its witnesses presenting its case, and defense of casey anthony. prosecution rested after 19 days of presents evidence that proves she killed her daughter caylee. as we look at these live pictures from inside the courtroom, we're following what is happening. again, the judge denied that request. also, a 50-year-old murder mystery could be sniffed out by an elite group of search dogs. brought in the k-9s to try to find the remains of a 7-year- old girl who disappeared in

1961. acting on a tip, investigators think ramona price died at the hands of a serial killer named mack ray edwards. they have narrow the search along an area of highway 101 west of santa barbara. since california's three strikes law began in 1994, no inmates have won their release from a 25 years to life sentence until now. this is kraig lem -- craig lemke. right now, there are 40 other inmates considered for medical parole. "the l.a. times" says authorities investigated allegations that shaquille o'neal was linked to a vicious attack by king

members. the victim of the attack reportedly claimed in 2008 that he had in his possession, a sex tape of o'neal. seven gang members, kidnapped, beat, and robbed him, and the victim claims shaquille o'neal was behind the attack. los angeles county investigators interviewed o'neal in 2009. both deny involvement, and have not been charged. after defeating the miami heat to win the nba championship, one dallas maverick has encountered a different kind of heat, the police. deshawn stevenson was arrested in texas, for alleged public intoxication. police say they found stevenson in front of an apartment complex and apparently didn't know where he was. today, the san francisco board of supervisors will likely vote to discontinue a program that was intended to

stop the tide of retirement police officers. it encourages police officers to continue working, even after they reach retirement age. those officers who delay retirement for 1 to 3 years are given a lump sum when they do retire. the city office says this program is costing the city about $1.3 million a year in increased pension costs. an online confession about rapper tupac shakur. a convicted felon, says he was paid to shoot and rob shakur in 2004. he survived that attack, but he was killed in las vegas in what is still an unsolved case. isaac says he's confessing to bring closure. a strange school ban in california at one california

school district and the target is milk. also, a study about olive oil that says this one could change your life or even your diet. good morning, it's getting pretty busy after earlier problems, people are on the move toward the bay bridge. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead.

beginning july 31, flavored milk will no longer be an option at california schools. they say they contain too much sugar. those opposed to the ban say fruit juice has more sugar and argue children may stop drinking milk. people who cook with olive oil have a 41% lower stroke risk. if you combine olive oil with other healthy behaviors, your stroke risk drops by 80%. time now is 8:26. there's been a shooting in san francisco. you know all about that, and the impact. >> that's right, 7:35. first reports of a shooting. police are on the scene investigating a scene that apparently is secure now. but they're doing an investigation. police are looking for people, or persons who were responsible

for this shooting. again, it happened almost an hour ago now. and there's still plenty of police officers on the scene. this is on minute street near 6th, about a block away from mission street. it's unclear who was shot, and how badly they were hurt. we're trying to find out that information now. let's move along, and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic is moving along okay. that's about a 15 minute delay. maybe more like a 10 minute delay at the bay bridge plaza. this morning's traffic still affected by a this crash on 101. and another one at 101 at 880. so the freeway, 101 is not doing well in san jose. at 8:27, let's go to steve. thank you. cooler air is in the air, i should say because a lot of people are confirming that,

plus a lot of temperatures are down. higher clouds streaming down from the north. that's all courtesy of high pressure building out in the west. driving in a system to the pacific northwest. so we get some of those higher clouds, the fog is working its way up the coast. it's expanded now to parts of the san mateo coastline, and also a westerly breeze. for some it won't matter. inland temps are in the 80s today, not the 90s. see that ridge to the left of your screen, driving in. warm to hot yesterday. a lot of mid-90s inland. not now, they're coming down, they'll come down fast especially as you get the west- southwesterly wind. the cooler weather will take us into friday, and probably saturday as well, before we see a little bit of a move up on sunday, and into monday. fair, i mostly fair. the fog increasing, but it will be cooler today. 60s, 70s, and 80s, but these

are down. the trend continues into saturday for the cooler weather, and a little warmer on sunday, but looks rather bullish for warmer weather on monday. time is now 8:28, sal sufficient told you, we're following a shooter that happened in san francisco. these are live pictures. you can see the police out there, the streets are blocked off. we'll continue to give you an update on this still unfolding story. live in hayworth. the family of a missing student is stepping up efforts to find her. we'll tell you what they have planned, and how they need your help. we just received new information about that child who fell out of a second story window.

we do have an update on this breaking news in san francisco near the corner of 6th, and mina. a shooting occurred just about an hour ago, police are still on the scene, trying to look for people who may be involved. that's mina street going away from 5th, and this is 6th street, south of market. so the police cars are blocking part of the lanes on 6th street, heading up towards market away from mission. so the cars are heading over towards mission street. give yourself plenty of extra time if you're driving in the area, you may want to avoid the area oath. at 8:32, let's go back to the desk. we also have an update on that antioch toddler.

a short time ago, police told us the 2-year-old boy is in stable condition. but he does have a fractured skull. all of this happened yesterday afternoon on plum bridge way right here. place say the little boy was watching television upstairs with two older siblings. at some point, he leaned against a window screen that fell out the window, firefighters say accidents like these happen more often when the weather gets hotter. >> we all know the importance of keeping an eye on our kids. there were a lot of people that clearly cared for him deeply. it's just one of those things, we have to keep an eye on him. >> the 2-year-old boy did have surgery. police say no charges will be filed, and this was an accident. 8:33, family and friends of missing nursing student, michelle le are holding out hope that she will be found alive. live from hayward to talk about

their call for help. >> we're here in front of the parking lot where michelle le was last seen. her case has been reclassified from missing to murder. but that has not detured her family. they have teamed up with the class kids foundation to organize a massive search. the goal is to find le safe and sound. until police can show her father some compelling evidence, he will not give up hope that the teen is alive. >> we're looking at a lot of rural areas. they're densely packed with trees and shrubbery. and not easily traversed. you know, small pieces of evidence can be hidden in those areas. i think it will be a great

benefit to us. hayward police are recommending the niles canyon area as a place to search. investigators were able to pick up a ping on l e's cell phone. she was last seen at kaiser off of sleepy hollow avenue. she left during a break, but never returned. if you are interested in helping, volunteers are asked to meet at the command center at 25350 cypress avenue in hayward at 8:00 tomorrow morning. the search will last three days and you can participate in any or all of those dates. you must be 18. you must bring a photo id. you have to wear long pants and sturdy shoes if you wish to participate. we will be speaking to the le family this afternoon. we'll let you know what they say. they are expected to talk about

the search party efforts. thank you, if is 8:35. oakland police are asking for your help to identify a suspected killer. this is newly released surveillance video. police are looking for the man on the right with a cigarette in connection with a homicide. police officers say he killed leo doneson as the man works on his car on south street. investigators say the suspect is 5'9", 170 pounds. a richmond man has been ordered to stand trial for murder. 21-year-old keyandre davis for the deadly shooting on bay street in february of 2010. police say davis and another man fired more than 40 rounds, killing a 19-year-old man, and wounding three other people. a built in gps device

helped redwood city police catch a car thief. investigators were searching for a lexus that was stolen last friday. so they went to a lexus dealership, and had the gps on the car activated. within an hour or two, they found the stolen car and the suspect. nicholas castro, according to police, tried to drive away, but he got caught in traffic, and was arrested when he tried to jump out of the car, and run. his girlfriend was also arrested for a misdemeanor warrant. also police have confirmed to ktvu they have made an arrest in that deadly shooting outside sweet jimmy's bar in oakland. the shooting back in april left two men dead, and injured four others. police so far have not released any more information about the arrest, because the investigation continues. it is 8:37, a san francisco jury is ordering a lake tahoe casino to pay $3.25 million in

damages to a woman severely injured after drinking what she thought was water, but turned out to be acid. four years ago, julia ellis ordered a bottle of water, when she took a drink, she doubled over in pain. a worker had apparently filled the bottle with a highly toxic cleaning solution, and it was mistakenly served to ellis. harrah's had already accepted liability, yesterday's verdict was for damages. many liquor stores in the city break the law when it comes to advertising to youth. it is against the law for businesses to cover more than 60% of their storefronts with alcohol advertising. but the survey finds almost 1/3 of liquor stores break that rule the students focus the story on the mission, bay view, and other lower income yours of the city. a bench warrant has been

issued for a professor accused of urinating on a student's door. in early december, school officials set up a hidden camera, after discovering puddles of urine at another professor's door. then he was caught on camera committing the act. he failed to appear for a pretrial conference hearing last week. san francisco's bicycle coalition has new plans for connecting the city with bike waves. the ideas were introduced last night. the coalition is promoting continuous bike ways. they want to sure anyone the age of 8 to 80 years old can ride a bike safely in the city. a lot of people who live in the city complain shuttle buses

that carry employees to companies, including apple, and google often block narrow streets and interfere with transit. shuttle supporters say those buses carry about 4,000 employees a day to jobs on the peninsula, and in the silicone valley. we want to check in again with sal, who has been quite busy, checking in on a number of things this morning. >> reporter: we're looking at the traffic pretty busy in the south bay, and the north bay, and east bay. all of a sudden, we have a big delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. people were held upstream by rough conditions on 80. 880 is also very slow from the coliseum, all the way up to about 23rd. in the south bay, 101 is taking a beating. we've had a couple of accidents. one near the capital expressway. one near 880. i'd say 280, and 85 are much better bets.

let's go to steve. mostly sunny. there are some higher clouds. there's fog on the santa cruz coast, starting to work its way up in the santa cruz coast. it will make it to the surface as well as an area of low pressure carves itself out over the pacific northwest. that opens the door for us for cooler weather. southwest 13, it's fairfield, napa airport, southwest at 8. now oakland, southwest at 8. that all means cooler. so areas like yonder will be in the 80s today instead of the 90s. a couple of tweets coming in. a cool breeze in the air towards san jose. two of them coming in. sp weather, if you have information you can tweet me. 57 in oakland. right out of the northwest, high pressure builds here. it does that teeter totter effect, drives in the cool air

here. giving us the 90-degree temperatures for many. not today. the cooling trend continues all the way into the weekend. another series of systems digging in. it's been this pattern for a long time, with only subtle changes. mostly sunny, some fog increasing. instead of 96 in clear lake, we'll go 87. 82 sonoma, with a breeze. 80 san rafael, down 10 from yesterday. 86 pittsburgh. 80 at martinez. 68 alameda. 79 san jose. 80s for the santa clara valley. or low 80s. 60s on the peninsula, mid-70s hit redwood city. too much fog, and cooler weather. 60s for half moon bay, and daly

city. sunday should be warmer. it does appear to be warmer on monday. speaking of, quiet here, but we have back in carolina, another round much severe weather hit. 50,000 people without power. south carolina from spartanberg to the low country. also into north carolina as well. they had 70 mile-an-hour wind. downed trees, downed power lines. also, 2-inch sized hail. that severe weather continues to march across the country. things will be a little better today. looking at the radar coming in from the folks in south carolina. man, it was lit up. you can see what happened. a lot of damage there, but people slowly getting power back on in south carolina, and north carolina. thank you. time is now 8:43. there's a new battle forming over gay marriage. this one is entering a critical phase. also happening 3,000 miles away from here. a cultural misunderstanding, or an offense to the eyes.

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the numbers are higher today. good news today about a drop in first time unemployment claims. right now, the dow is currently up 77. time is 8:46. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now. anthony weiner has called an 11:00 news conference for this morning. you're looking at the outside of his house in new york. reportedly, he's about to announce he's resigning. this comes after three weeks of scandals involving lewd photos he has admitted sending to women online. firefighters going door-to- door in the bay. they want to make sure homeowners ready, because the fire season is here. this year, the fire season starting a little late because of the very rainy spring. we're getting new details about a controversial arrest

made at san francisco international airport. ktvu's kraig devereaux is live right now, about who made that arrest. >> reporter: good morning, dave, just to give you an idea of how much your dress code has changed. 35, 40 years ago, all of those people would have been in suits. now according to a published reports, u.s. airways suggested what the passenger was wearing yesterday was indecent exposure. according to police, flying is a privilege not just a right. [ no audio ] marmon is facing trespass, battery on an officer. he boarded yesterday morning, but not before two flight attendants told him to pull up

his pants. marmon was sagging. he refused, he said i paid for my ticket and i'm not bothering anyone. the police took marmon off the plane, but it wasn't easy. >> the report indicated that it actually got a little heated at some points. and the captain in fact cleared the airport of other passengers fearing for their safety is what he indicated in the report. all the passengers were deplaned from the aircraft. >> reporter: marmon was taken off the aircraft. during the scuffle, an officer twisted a knee. now marmon is looking at battery and officer assault charge. i did talk to a couple of passengers. it was kind of mixed, the

younger people were more likely to think maybe that went a little too far, but again police told me flying is a privilege, and not a right. you got to do what they say, once you're on that aircraft. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. right now, just one more vote is needed to pass a marriage equality bill in new york. the state assembly has already passed the bill that was proposed by governor andrew cuomo. it would grant same sex couples the same rights and protections as opposite sex couples. a number of senators are on the fence. >> eight years ago, i was a very strong no, and i didn't think there was any chance i would even consider not being a no. clearly i'm in a different position, whether or not i

should entertain that no vote. >> a vote could come tomorrow or next week. lawyers for barry bonds want another chance to overturn his conviction. in april, bonds was found guilty for obstruction of justice about steroid use. the jurors acquitted barry bonds on three perjury accounts. a hearing is set for july 1. family members and friends of a missing indiana university student are still hopeful she is alive. investigators say surveillance photos show a suspicious pickup truck circling her neighborhood several times the very night she disappeared. police consider three of her male friends as persons of interest. all of them have hired lawyers. 9 minutes before 9:00. yahoo is making it easier for

those who cannot live without their smart phones. the search engine giant has just launched a search function, specifically for smart phone apps. consumers can check out reviews of apps. yahoo is offering a service to download applications from apple and google. a call to dump the pump today. politics turn personal. state lawmakers debate the budget. the comment that sparked a scuffle in sacramento.

welcome back. time now is 8:54. california's public universities may raise tuitions even higher, if cuts in the new state budget stay in place. it calls for cutting $150 million each from the university of california and the california state university systems. that's on top of cuts of $500 million for each of those systems that the governor imposed in january. the budget also calls for k through 12 schools to get $3 billion less than what the governor proposed in his revised plan back in may. california residents could soon pay sales tax when they shop online.

sponsors say the tax will bring in an estimated $200 million a year. brick and mortar store owners are happy about this. they say it will level the playing field. online retailers say they'll drop california. for more information, go to ktvu.com, click the politics tab on the home page. there was some drama on the state assembly floor in california. a fight broke out over comments some call officialive. >> i will apologize to any italian americans who are not in the mafia and engaged in insurance scam. >> that comment from assembly man don wagner sparked a scuffle between him and warren frutani. wagner true criticism referring

to a soprano's like showdown. >> as a proud italian american i resent that, and i would ask the commenter to make an apology to italian americans in california. >> wagner is not commenting on the confrontation. time now 8:56. commuters are being urged to dump the bump. asking people to leave their cars at home and use public transportation. this year, the focus is on comparing public transportation to the high cost of gasoline. >> this year, as gasoline prices have gone up near and over $4 a gallon. bart specifically is cheaper than driving. >> bart is offering incentives if you leave your car home today. if you're spotted with a dump the pump sticker at select bart stations, you could possibly

win a $20 ticket. what did you learn, sal? >> reporter: david spoke to the police and found out a 43-year- old man was shot in san francisco this morning at about 7:35 after a confrontation between two groups of men and the 43-year-old man was just an innocent bystander. that person was taken to san francisco general with what are described as nonlife- threatening injuries. a littler cooler today than yesterday. >> correct. >> thanks for watching everyone. >> bye now. ♪ [ music ]