a plane crash next to a hospital kills two people in watsonville. about three hours from now, we're expecting to hear from federal investigators for the first time about what may have happened. late-breaking developments involving the bay area fishermen who survived the deadly shipwreck in mexico last week. and a uc berkeley says heartless thieves stole something she can never replace. and the final shuttle lift- off is set to take place in 90 minutes. push well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clash. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, julyth. daylight, giving is a better view of the -- giving us

a better view of the plane crash. two people on board that small plane were plane almost slam into the watsonville community hospital. >> reporter: the plane didn't hit the hospital directly. you can still see the wreck an. that's what's left of a -- wreckage. that's what's left of a single- engine plane. withins say this plane took off -- witnesses say this plane took off an skidded, and hit the front of the building. the plane burst into flames when it hit the building. witnesses who saw what happened took this video of the aftercrash. the two people on boar has died. the watsonville -- on board have

died. many people witnessed this crash. no one on the ground or inside the billing was hurt. that's because the building was closed at the time of the crash. as for the hospital next door, a spokesperson says nothing was affected there, no power outages, because this crash. a watsonville police sergeant says at 10:00 this morning, there will be a briefing here on the group -- grounds. back out here live you are looking at what is left of this single-engine plane that crash on the grounds of the watsonville community hospital yesterday evening. later on this morning we'll hear more from investigators about what may have happened. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:02. happening right now. the final u.s. space shuttle miss is scheduled to launch in less than 90 minutes. it's set for:6 a.m.

our time -- for 8:26 our time. you can see some of the crew making some final preparations. now, there's still a chance that a storm could delay the mission. in about 30 minutes, people will pile in the -- will file in the shebocenter -- claudine wong has more. >> reporter: you can actually watch us here on this big screen behind us. you can see -- we're seeing the same picture that you were showing earlier of . of getting ready an -- of nasa of people getting ready. people are gathering for the launch, if it happens an people already start arriving early.

>> it's different is -- watching it on youtube, it is life. it's is -- it is live. but watching 2 live is -- it's like the -- watching it live is -- it's like the end of an era. >> reporter: back live here, had is the picture inside the megadome inside the shebot cyan center -- science center. the nice thing about this is you get to watch it with people who are also excite about this history-making event and two there are scientists onhand, astronomer the here that can make it part -- astronomers here that can make it part of the experience. people have say this is a and he want to be here -- this is sad and they want to be here.

the folks we talked to said we'll be ready to come back. we'll continue to watch things here an we'll check in with one of the astronomers and check back on "mornings on 2." claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:04. a burglary victim in concord says she can live without her jewelry. but marcia fortney just wants her mother's ashes back. police say someone stole a white box carrying her mother's ashes. fortney still hopes to find it. she says the box has no cash value. it's 6 inches tall an may have a sticker on the -- and may have a sticker on the bottom. 1 that says sally fortney.

the cpuc says the commission is independent. menlo park police have arrested three people m connection with burglaries. a 14-year-old an 13 and 14-year- old from east palo alto were taken into you can after the latest burglary on wednesday night. police say items that he had confiscated from the teens matched the description of items that had been reported stolen in that area. an argument over drugs may be behind a dately stabbing in guerneville. it happened wednesday afternoon on the guerneville pedestrian bridge. the "press democrat" reports the victims asked the suspect for drugs. an argument follow and the 31-

year-old elijah was stabbed. police arrest two suspects, both are zhu to be arraigned in court today -- are due to be arraigned in kurt today. large trash bins will be placed here so the holeless can start clean up the encampment. contractors will also remove items not labeled as personal property. >> well, the government just announced the latest jobless report this morning. the numbers were a lot worse than the economists predicted. coming up at 7:15. we'll get a live report from washington, d.c., we'll get a look at what may be behind a hiring slowdown. 7:07. we want to check in with sal. could moon a slow eye on the commute. we're looking at highway 4. we thought it was gonna be

friday light. you can see slow traffic coming up through bay point. you know the deal. it will be slow come through antioch. wewe have a-than-usual commute. a bunch of slow traffic there. 4, though -- 24 looks pretty good. it does look nice down to 4 an then 4 down to la fayette is -- an then 4 down to la fayette looks good. northbound 101, been 101. let's me move this down. en in 101 traffic -- northbound 101 traffic looks good. if you are driving from the east bay hayward, union city

and fremont, that traffic looks good. it looks to be a much cooler week than last weekend. remember that? 4th of july with the? there will still be 90s today but the trend is to britain temperatures down. there is a decent in the fog. it's already burning off. there will be more sunshine. cooler breezy. next week showing every sign of peaking much cooler. some fog is there. but there's a little bit more of a northerly breeze today. if you don't have anything or much in the way of low clouds or fog, it will be burning off. it will be warm to hot. 60s to 90s. fog on the coast, but i think there will be a lot of sun as

well. the tropical clous which have bum around the high-pressure system, an then erupt into thunderstorms in the seer raw an also in southern california, maybe a few leftover today. most of those on the lee is sigh. we shue see a decrease in that over the weekend. 50s an -- we shue see a decrease in that over the week. a little piece of the storm came in yesterday. but a stronger one is moving in. 60 to 70 on the coast. fog, sun, breezy. warm inland. os, 90s. if you are -- 80s, 90s. the mornings get cool.

but then 30s an 40s, 80. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. it should be sunny. 90s inland, fog, sun on the coast. ny where from -- anywhere from 60s to 70s -- anywhere from 60s to 70s. livermore and pleasanton, 94 in gilroy. 70s, 80s on the peninsula. fog and cooler temperatures as we head into early next week. discrimination over hair. a washington state woman who claims she was singled out at an airport security line because of her hairstyle. also, politics is about to turn personal. what new york city's mayor is doing now that america has legalized same-sex marriage. lemonade, a common thing in

the summer but what happened to someian children has left a sour -- some young children has left a sour case in their -- taste in their mouth.

good morning. we have some fog. it will be sunny, warm to hot inland. fog, sun, cool. 7:14. breaking news. two survivers of that fish both accident in mexico are -- boat accident in mexico are set to arrive home. you are looking at live pictures of the gray hound bus station in san jose. the two men had to catch a bus last night after the truck they were driving broke down after crossing the boarder near san

diego. they could not drive because ing is without proper i.d. document tase and he lost it in the water. 35 passengers and crew members in all were rescued after that violent storm cap sighed their -- capsized their poet in the see of cortez. the -- their boat in the sea of cortez. unemployment rose from 9.1 to 9.2%. scott macfarlane has been growing over the numbers. scott? >> reporter: here's the big number -- just 1,000 jobs added nationwide in june. the slowest hiring we've seen an far, far below economists'

expectations. city an schools, 39% of those jobs gone. >> it still has an impact. some of the slowdown we saw in manufacturing this spring was due to the extraordinary high oil an commodity prices which tended to squeeze margins a little bit. >> higher eye prices have squeezed margins an jobs. we have reaction from nancy pelosi and the speaker of the house, john boehner, both saying the u.s. congress must do more work to help create more jobs. obviously there's cuss agreement about how to do that. -- disagreement about how to do that. back to you. >> thank you, scott. 7:16. there is a new report that

claims president obama's parents may have considered putting him up for adoption before he was born. that's according to 1961 immy gray -- immigration documents. in the document, president obama's kenyan father reportedly said his american wife would make arrangements to give their baby up for adoption. now, robert gibbs toll the report he the president -- toll the reporter the president didn't know about that adoption question until now but doesn't believe his mother seriously considered it. sacramento police say a bike patrol pulled over this leader for speeding and running a stop sign. he had a blood alcohol level of .15. that's almost twice the legal limit. he's skeled for arraignment -- scheduled for arraignment on august 15th.

new york city mayor, michael bloom ber, plans on officiating one of the first weddings in new york. the "new york times" reports that the mayor will officiate the marriages between the chief advisory and that person's partner. the wedding is set for july 24th. investigators say 30-year- old nelson santiago is charged with stealing electronics from checked bags. investigators say he stole the -- sole the stolen i tell on -- sold the stolen items on line. a washington woman say she was singled out at an airport

screener. she was wearing her hair up. she said the tsa threatened to call police. >> i remember thinking why isn't this woman being accosted as well? >> the tsa says they take any charge of racism seriously and the security screeners were just being thorough. police search for three men who stole a million dollars from an armored truck last night. police say they robbed three truck employee -- at gunpoint antithem up at gunpoint. a group of chirp selling -- children selling lemonade in ohio were left with a sour taste in their mouth after a group of teenagers robbed them. this is in strongville.

when the car pulled up, they thought they were coming to get some lemonade but they threatened to beat them up if they didn't give them the lemonade money. >> we poured some. they came out of the car an they threatened to beat us up if we don't give them money. >> i got scared and hid behind the tree. >> the kids say they stole $13.50. a goo samaritan came through an gave them an anonymous tenty- dollar doe nay -- twenty-dollar donation. in a long-running battle over building co violations -- code violations, the village is a collection of structures that

grew as his family grew. he has ten children. after five years, authorities have convicted him of a dozen violations and ordered the demolition of his ville an. he said he's already planning an a's peel -- an apile. a case of very serious considerment and the disturbance -- disturbing reaction. a way war bear has showed up again. authorities say he's looking for love in all of the wrong places. >> reporter: good morning. track at the toll plaza is busy because of something that happened on the bridge a little while ago. we'll tallahassee -- we'll tell you more about that later.

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welcome back. an 18-year-old from iowa was sentenced for the murder of two convenience store clerks but his reaction to it was very

disturbing. >> cole-blooded murder -- cold- blooded murder. cold-blooded murder, young man. >> and that's him being sentenced yesterday in i way. the jury convicted him last month. swanson avoided a second trial by pleading guilty to first- degree murder for the second clerk's death. 7. it's capture number -- 7:23. it's capture number six for the bear, known as 6131, he made an appearance in east brunswick. wildlife experts say he's looking for love in all of the wrong places. they train tranquilized the bear, moved him to a while life reserve. 7:4. if you just -- 7:24.

if he would just listen to sal -- sal will tell him where to go. >> look what the crash on the bay bridge did to the toll plaza backup. you can see that traffic is gonna be back backed up here coming up to the toll plaza to the 8880 overcrossing. now that the -- 0 overcrossing. now that the accident is cleared, you should be in better shape than you are. if you are driving on 880 southbound to northbound, that traffic is moving along nicely. getting pussier, but 7 does track in it -- 87 does have traffic in it. let's go to steve. sunshine for many already. it will be a warm to hot day.

temperatures maybe even slightly warmer. a little bit more of a north win. some fog is holding on along the coast but what's inland is already starting to burn off fast. temperatures, 60s and 70s. right now we're 50 the an 60s. if you are inland -- 50s an 60s. if you are inland, it might be warmer. if you are on the coast, you are stuck in the gray. there was a very strong system coming down from the gulf of alaska. it probably won't be in until sun r monday. but today very close to what happened yesterday. those 90s inlan holding on. a curbing -- disturbing attack at a popular outdoor fun spot. police need your help. >> reporter: in oakland, why

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after ten people were injured in pour separate shootings. they all happened last night between 8:30 and 10:00. kraig debro is live with more on what we're learning about this ongoing investigation. >> reporter: tori, because of the time prammant the proximity of these -- time and the proximity of these crimes, i wanted to see if the victims' conditions are the same. nobody has died yet and to see if anybody is m custody. at 87th, three people were shot there. two were taken to highland hospital. a bullet grazed a third victim. then 9:45, another three people suffered gunshot wounds. the scene of the crime is bancroft. none of the victims have life

injuries. but at 9:15, more three peep were shot at foothill. that's anybody to foothill. this scene is a square mile. police are looking at several suspects. no news in informs on the -- information on the shooting at 9th. and then a person was shot at 71st an international. not much information. we do know the victim did not die in the shooting. so far, no suspects in any of the shootings. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. okay. thank you. this morning santa cruz police are searching for a man who actually abused a 13-year- old boy. it happened last night at the santa cruz wharf. police say the boy was traumatized but didn't suffer

any injuries. the attacker was white, between 5 an 40. me yum height -- 5 and 40. medium height. he was wearing a tank top. investigators are also searching for a man who was with him. there are new -- there's new informs about the man shot on the trail wednesday might had also been shot at in antioch this week. it's not clear if the shootings are connected. police say the 1-year-old victim is on life support -- 21- year-old victim is not life support an is not expected to survive. police say a son shot and killed his father wednesday during some kind of dispute. when police arrived, he got into a shootout with officers an after a seven-hour stanoff, he eventually -- standoff, he eventually turned the gun on

himself. police say the son was apparently upset about his mother's recent educate. overnight two people were stabbed at a vta station. this happened at first an miss, right next to the hall of justice. the attack happen at the staying platform at 11:00 last night. the victims are expected to be okay. a suspect is in custody. we don't know his name yet, we don't know what sparked the violin. five teenagers face mur charges for the death of a market owner. they were arrest nine days after the date of ho kim. investigators say the teenagers attacked mr. kim with speller -- pepper spray and stole his cash in the cash rental ster. the owner -- the owner managed

to call police before he died. an a marin county -- and a marin county judge will decide whether joseph naso has enough money to pay for a lawyer or if he needs one appointed to hill. he's been representing himself and is now asking for legal help. prosecutors say he's worth about a million dollars an has enough cash to pay his own bill. right now, we are less than one hour away from the last space shuttle launch, whether permitting. weather is the concerned. as of right how, the launch is still a go for 8:6 a.m. our time, coming up -- we'll have a live report from kennedy space center. 20 firefighters from almeda are now certified as water

rescue swimmers. on memorial day firefighters stood by an watched as a man intentionally towned -- drowned because they had not been trained for such memos. a memo sent this week said the certified firefighters will be spread over three shifts. a south bay teacher accused of molesting a student will return to court today to enter a plea. colette phelps is larged -- charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious octobers. investigators say she -- acts. investigators say she molested the boy who aten the same school. rachel marie smith is accused of taking rental deposits from perspective tenants that she met on craig list an then disappearing with the money. now, this case dates back to

last july. an ms. submit has plead -- and mrs. submit has pleaded not guilty. beginning on friday night, downtown shay will be filled with a street fair. they will be holing a moveable feast at the cal tran station. they will be having names like naked churiso and the festival is held on fridays through november. oakland residents will be asked to approve a new city attorney. also a new $80 parcel tax. the five-year tax will raise about $11 million a year to help restore services. the elections will cost the

city about $700,000. all right. let's check in with sal now, 4 -- 4? >> look at that slow traffic there. it is slow. the remaining slow for the first -- for the most part all the way up to the -- all the way up to the orinda area. i was kind of expecting a lighter than usual friday. but i guess i was being too optimistic there. the same thing goes. we had a cash on the -- crash on the bridge. it wane a major one but it was bad enough to slow traffic onto the spam. this is the santa clara valley commute. you can see that 2 0 getting a

little -- 280 is getting a little bit slow. an 85 between cupertino and sunnyvale is a little bit slow. >> thank you, sal. we do have some fog around. yesterday it was a bigger fog bank. today, there's some fog. but it's shallow. it's getting hel in check by a north wind and still high pressure trying to hole on. on though inland temperature have come down a little bit, it's in the category of warm to hot. so low clou -- low clouds, fog. westerly breeze. 60s to 90s. i think the coat should get in on some fun. once that low cloud deck begins to burn off. the overnight lows, about the same as yesterday. west-southwest, 8 at fair feel. that's nothing. yesterday at this time i think

it was 20. even vacaville had a sea breeze. anybody'sing up to the mountains or southern california might want to keep an eye on the sky for maybe one more -- i think by the weekend, most of this will head off east an won't be a factor. high in the four corners moving slowly. big, strong system come out of the gulf of alaska. will enup -- will end up in the pack northwest. if you are heading up to tahoe, truckee, the lows get chilly. 37 i saw this morning at tahoe. 0, partly cloudy, maybe some clouds, showers off to the south an then i think most of that is over cooler, breezy.

it will be sunny as you's into the week. 60s to mid-90s. >> woodside, 84 and then 72 san bruno. 6 san francisco. 60s on the coast. cooler weather. maybe some upper 70s as we head to the middle of next week. twenty minutes before:00. showers an --:00. showers are likely and the national weather service says at least one inch fell in joshua tree. that fell in an hour.

what visa is saying about cutting off donations at bickky leak. and what's being done to increase the safety 6 guns, six months after the deadly ram pain injured, gabrielle giffords.

no surprise here. sharps opening slightly sharper. businesses added the pewest jobs in june and the -- fewest jobs in june and employers created only 18,000 jobs last month. a pracktion of what economists expected. the -- a fraction of what the economists expected. the silver lining, oil is down

almost 3%. the dow is down 113. nasdaq down 30. s&p down 13. 7:43. the proposed americaner of at&t and the u.s. branch of -- merger of at&t and the u.s. branch is asking the state public utilities commission for approval. but private citizens and consumer advocates who showed up at a public meeting in san francisco last night are worried about what the deal would do to prices and service. >> if you eliminate t-mobile as a buyer, those laurel companies will have a lot of power to -- large companies will have a lot of power. >> the state puc will hold several more meetings to help decide if the merger is in the public interest. california does not have an actual say in any merger but because of the number of

customers, the opinion will hold some weight with federal regulators. disney is waving its manic wand at the california adventure. they will be given $1 billion in a makeover. that's more than it cost to -- cost to bill the mark years ago. california add vent chur -- adventure has often been considered an after thought to disneyland. visa and master card were two of several financial and internet service companies that cut ties with wikileaks. it's not clear how many doe nays to wikileaks were process or how much money was raised for the organization. 7:45. in michigan, a man who was want for killing seven people took

his own life after a long stanoff with police. police say rodrick dantzler kill his victims at two different houses yesterday. among the seven dead whether his former girlfriend, daughter an another child. now, after a high-speed chase he went moo a hole and took three other people hostage before killing himself. -- he went into a home and took three other people hostage before killing himself. well, gun control advocates are marking the day to push for stronger gun loss. during that day -- now, since the shooting, gun control advocates have asked president obama to toughen up the safety. wewe are a counting down to

the final shuttle mission. "atlantis" is scheduled to lift off in le than an hour at 8:26. jim -- in less than an hour at 8:26. does the weather seem to be cooperating now, jim? >> reporter: good morning, tori. yeah. nasa just changed their weather outlook from red to green. they've been moving along all morning as if they were gonna be able to take off. with precision an control so crucial to a shuttle miss, it's the weather. >> safety of the crew and the vehicle is always the main concern. it's not a question of would we launch into any dangerous situation, we simply won't. >> reporter: the four-member crew suit up this morning in anticipation of the lift-off. >> the shuttle has clear the tower. >> reporter: starting with the

first flight 30 years ago -- >> i think a where i feel the most pressure, to be able to represent them the way they deserve to be. >> reporter: the 13-day mission will take them to the international space station where they will do off supplies. >> we're very, very busy in training. this 135th shuttle mission will be this man's final time in space. >> kind of like being at disneyland late at might an wondering p you are gonna get -- wondering if you are gonna get to the front of the line before the park close. >> reporter: everyone has their fingers crossed hoping the shuttle can get cab dash can get up here in 30 minutes.

>> stay with us. we'll look at one of the parties that's happening at the space center. well, rescue efforts attempting to save -- to save those miners and the owner is offering 300,000 to the rescuers for every miner they pull out alive. 100 rescuers are working around the clock trying to dig through the mine. back here at home, officials at yellowstone national park say they won't try to capture a grizzly bear that kill a hiker. they think a female bear was just defen her cubs. >> the bear may have heard something, looked up, zeroed

inant charged them. >> a 57 why southern california man was hike withly wife on wednesday when they were attacked -- a 57-year-old man was hiking with his wife on wednesday when they were attacked. they saw the grizzly about 100 yards away from them and walk away. the man was killed. his wife, however, did survive. this is the first fatal mauling 34 yellowstone m 5 years -- in yellow stone in 25 years. americans are spending more money when it comes to a final resting place. according to experts, more an more people are holding funerals an burying them in pet sell taris. ten to fifteen-minute grave side services have increased dramatically.

7:50. well, firefighters in southern california will try to control the wildfire today. how it cass -- caused some pretty scary moments right after this started. and created on a dime of the wedding dress challenge that earned a local woman 500 bucks.

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firefighters are gaining the upper hand on a brush fire burning in orange county. it started yesterday and has burned 400 acres in four hours. early in the day, the flames did get close to cell phone and radio towers. but no homes are threaten. the fire shue be fully contained by earl -- should be fully contained by earlier today. one man was gored. several others hurt. yeah was the first bull run. six more to go.

politicals say the weekend running of the bulls are usually the most dangerous because that's when they get the biggest crowds. here is a story -- a 15- week-old kitten recovering after being thrown out of aing car on a heavily-traveled bridge in new york. >> each day he's a little less scared ander invy. >> he was rescued by an animal care worker behind that driver. the driver kept going. the police are still looking for that driver. you will be interested to know that more than 100 people have already applied to adopt the kitten. a mill petety woman is come home from florida $500 richer for creating a wedding dress an it's may completely out of toy let paper. laura lee took second place in the secretary annual toilet paper weeing contest in

florida. she used transparent country tape. the contest winner was the woman from michigan who took home $1,000 for her dress may with hot glue an pack tape. >> would you. vera wang would be proud -- wow. vera wayne would be proud. sal? >> there was a central crash at la fayette. i will tell you what it's done to traffic. it's very, very slow. you can see the backup -- well, it was -- it start off as a spa backup but now we're getting more of a backup the if you see eastbound 4, within 4 -- 4 is not affect but westbound 4 is. the boss drives through here. ee probably gonna have the

report for me as i use every sickle sour i can -- single source i can. the bay bridge has been affected by an earlier crash. let's talk about the east bay some more. livermore valley, traffic has cleared off but there is a crash on westbound 5 0 coming in off the pass -- if you are driving in from the all today pant pass -- all today 1 -- altamomte, give yourself eb tra tie. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. well, there's some fog there. but yesterday there was a lot more. temperatures, it looks like they are stuck. next week looks much, much cooler. we're starting off already. 67. i mean, fairfield warm up fast.

livermore 65. napa 60. sota could even be shiteshy -- slightly war he. there was some fog there. it's there. it's just cycling through a different picture. >> but west-southwest 8 at fairfield, what's nothing. the system that will mob in eventually -- a pea of it moved in. that will give us some cooling. we're in the low 90s. 5 for some inlan areas. big spread, os, os, os -- 60s, 70s 80s, ninths -- 90s. >> fog, it will be on the increase. in fact it will really ramp up. and i think next week will see 70s for the areas in the 90s today.

tragedy in the stanes during the as game in texas. new information about the fan who fell to his death. >> reporter: investigators will return to the scene of a plane crash that kill two people in watsonville. why authorities say the -- why the damage and casualty could have within a lot, would -- a lot wor. >> reporter: people are -- people are starting to fill the seats for the space shuttle launch.

welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's friday, july 8th. well, two survivors of that niching boat disaster in -- fishing both disaster in mexico are due to arrive home. the news is sorting that lee of san martin and michael aing of belmont had to catch a bus last night when their truck broke down after they crossed the bodder the they were unable to catch a -- border. they were unable to catch a plane because one of them lost their proper i.d. in the water. a group of four from novato did come home last night. another man returned to san

ramone. 35 were rescued. the search continues for seven missing fishermen. the investigation continues into the terrifying plane crash right near the watsonville airport. two people on boar the plane were killed. an allie rasmus tells us their plane almost crash into the watsonville community hospital. >> reporter: well, dave, the plane did not hit the hospital directly. instead it crashed on the hospital grounds. this is the wreckable. this is what's left of that single engine plane that okay -- that took off yeah. witnesses say this plane tried to ascend. the plane hit the pavement in the parking lot and crashed into 9 front of the billing and then the -- the front of the building an then it crashed into flail. within to be had video of the aftermat of the crash.

two people on board the plane died. now, the watsonville airport where this plane took off from is less than an half-mile away from the hospital. even this morning we've hear several plane take off nearby the hot. no one was hurt on the ground when this plane crashed. a lot of people at the hospital saw an witnessed the accident what happen. no juans with hurt -- ho one was hurt in the billing because it was closed. in the past half-hour, woof been toll that the hospital itself is even but this medical 0 building which causes the center an clinics is closed. we talked to a woman from there. >> it's totally unfortunate. i mean, people die. >> now at 10:00 this morning, there will be a briefing here

on the hot hospital grounds. we're toll we're hear from the ntsb an representatives from the hospital and the watsonville moon pal airport. supposed -- that's suppose to happen at 10:00 the pack to you. >> thank you. we're learning more about a man who die after falling out of the stanes during the rangers game. he's identified as shannon to be. he was at the game -- shannonstone of the he was at the bay righting to catch the ball. they say he was conscious after the foul asking rescuers to make sure somebody look after his son but went into cardiac rest. >> just like the ball hitly han, it was just -- it was not cash cash it looked awful because you knew there was no way he was donna -- gonna, you

know, lan on his feet. >> yesterday's fall comes a year after another man survive, a 30-foot fall of thant in may, a man die falling about 0 feet we're watching the space shuttle. this is a live picture. there's "atlantis" at the site in cape canaveral, florida. now, nasa says the weather now consider questionable is now consider good enough for a launch. an dozens of people will be watching the lunch. and claudine wong has opinion there all morning. she's there now, joining us live with more on this special watch party. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes, take a look. the seats are filling up. this is their meg megadome.

the doors opened at about 7:30 this morning. we talk to people waking up as early as 4:30 to make sure they goat got -- they got in here. they say there's something about watching this with all that are interested. it makes them want to be part of it. >> i didn't want to interrupt you as you are listening to nasa. how are you feeling today about the last launch? >> iten the -- it's the ent of an era. i remember when they test-drove the enterprise. >> reporter: in terms of science, we move into this new phase. you know, certainly people are sad. they like the idea of an australia go into space. you walked about how this was

will exciting with the robotics to look at the -- >> yeah. the shuttle has been responsible for launching pretty successful operations. the hubble itself has brought you so much knowledge about the universe. just incredible. that doesn't mean we won't be able to continue that. we'll fine out ways to launch big things into space an i think -- and i think peace is looking to what it is they will replace the shuttle -- space shuttle w they are carrying -- >> reporter: an from a sigh yu perspective -- an from a science perspective, certainly it has to make you happy that people are still excited about

this. >> oh, yeah. people love -- not just putting people m play be which is exciting also, and the possibilities that may lead to like people going back to the moon and mars seal in the future. but the basic science, all of the road blocks we sand out -- we sen out across the -- send out across the solar system, there are a number of flights nowant that will continue. >> thank you for joining us. claudine wong, kut cut. president obama is -- cot, ktvu channel 2 news. the unemployment rate rose. let's listen in. >> the economic challenges we face weren't created overnightant they are not going

to be solved overnight. the american people expect us to act on every single good idea that's out there. i read letter after letter from folks hit har by this economy. none of them ask for much. some of them for their -- pour their guts out in these letters. an they want me to know that cab cash what they are loan for is that we have done everything we can to make sure that they are rewarded when they are living up to the responsibilities, when they are doing right by their communities. when they will -- when they are playing by the rules. that's what they are looking for. and they feel like the rules have changed. they feel that leer on wall street an in washingtonnant believe me no party is exempt have let them down. they wonder if their efforts will ever be recipro said by

their leaders -- reciprocated by their leers. they also say as hard as things may be today, they are positive that thins can get better. >> you've been listening live to president obama at the white house rose garden talking about the unemployment numbers that came out today. 9-point% unemployment only 1 -- 9.3 unemployment, only 18,000 jobs were createed. 8:0. let's --:09. >> the two freeways, they are pretty slow. let's take a look now at the toll plaza as dave mentioned. it was going to go so well for a while but then they had a minor crash on the bridge. they removed it quickly but then they had to slow the

metering lights down an when that happens, it causes a -- and when that happens it causes a big slowdown. all it takes is one thing really to mess things up. and we'll be recovering for a little bit. looking at highway 4. westbound 24, we had an accident at central la fayette. traffic is still backed up. let's take a look at the south bay. en in 17. northbound 17 traffic is -- northbound 17. northbound 17 is gonna be busy. 101 right near the moffet feel, there was an earlier crash there. let's go to steve. i can tell you tact 1 exactly what it is like driving that. >> it's tough? >> it's slow. very slow. some fog yesterday gave way to

not much fog today. middle east of it is just hanging onto the coast. the cooler breeze started yesterday. but inlan areas, were still? the 90s. this has been -- this has been a really challenging week forecastwise. i have put a -- the spread for the projebtions. 10 degrees. between one loy kay an it's really been tough. i thought some areas were getting our brie. the sea preyeah be which craved up -- the sea breeze yesterday has cranked up. there is a little component of the westerly breeze. 60s, to 90s. fog and sun will develop on the coast. even though there's fog there now, it's really thinned out. high pressure on a -- and a north wind still kine of keeping things in check. thunderstorm activity should -- a possibility of showers down

in the desert of southern california. mid-60s. >> you can see the pog there. but sfo,.com. no -- calm. calm, san jose, calm, vacaville. they will be about 95. yesterday they had a southeast win so the components for a cooler pattern are really health in check. it will get here. some of the upper air pattern really strong low beginning to move in. mostly sunny. an then we'll see the breeze start to kick up i think later on tonight to tomorrow. city, osant -- 80s and 90s. the mornings are cool, though.

remember that, 0s and 40s on the -- 30s an 40s. 90s inland. clearlake, 94. it will be hot. sonoma 84. petaluma a little cooler. 8. we'll go 8 in novato. san rafael 84. 0 concord. martinez 85 -- 90 concord, mars 85. san leandro, 91. fremont 80 an then 60s, 70s 80s on the pill. cool is canning cab the cool is coming. the arrest m a cross- country mur. police say a man who attack a woman in santa barbara may have opinion mr. plan -- may have been planning an attack.

we have some fog. i know there's decent fog coming through. other areas are already sunny and war. they'll have 80sant 90s -- and -- 80sant 90s. -- and 90s. a murder suspect has confessed to plotting to kill president obama. police say this earl woman was killed -- elderly woman was killed on saturday. he was arrested unhundreds of

miles away in -- hundreds of miles away in wisconsin. he said this would end with the assassination of the president. he was serving time in prison for a grant theft attempt and a recent attempted break-out. scott man far lan has been going over 9 job numbers and -- scott macfarlane has been going through our job mums. >> reporter: the state government, the state governments hit particularly hard. 39,000 public sector jobs lost. that's firefighters, police officers, police officers. let's begin with the reaction to this jobs report. president obama, moments ago, in 9 roes garden.

>> roes -- in the rose garden. >> today's report confirms what we mow. we still have a lot of work to do. >> it's important for us to fund mentally affix our spending problem and debt problem an to help get our economy moving again. >> reporter: the teaching jobs, police jobs, firefighting jobs really are impacting so many people across the country. we're not immune to this in the bay area. a lot of talk of jobs numbers this weekend. likely sun at the white house, when the president and congressional leaders meet to talk about the debt crisissant debt ceiling. back to you. >> thank you, scott. :18. there's also more -- 8:1. here's also more fallout from

the fallout hacking. one eddie ter was arrested -- ed ter was arrested -- editor was arrested. the ceo is addressing the staff members who can the hacking. the paper says the revenues from its last edition will go to charity. 8:19. a group of teenagers caught on tape looting a gas station. >> an they've never been in trouble before. it was cube of shocking. -- it was kind of shocking. also, the scheduled blastoff of the space shuttle mission. we're looking live at the shuttle. right now the mission is a go. right now, 4 is 4 is not a

go -- twenty foreis not a go.

police in milwaukee, wisconsin say some parents have turned their children in after seeing them on surveillance video looting a gas station. this happened on sunday. a large crowd of teenagers ransacked the gas station's store. one mother recognized her son an daughter in the video and turned them into police. >> this is not the kind of kids

that i'm raising. i feel like i put all of my har work an energy into these kids an for them to go do this is not acceptable. >> police say eight-to-ers involved have turned themself in and were given citations. all right. it's been a busy day in the morning commute. sal is all over it. >> it's bad out there. let's go to 24. it's slow because of a crash. b.a.r.t. is a good way to go. also this morning we've had the backup at the toll plaza. these are the two worst slowdowns. i keep showing them to you, just will let you mow. san jose northbound 280 has cleared up nicely. let's go to steve. fog for some. a lot of sunshine for some already. if you are well inland, temperatures will be warm to

hot. if you are by the coast, they will be warm to cool. there's the fog come right there through bodega. it's a little cool for some. for others, it's gonna be a sunny warm day. there are signs of a big-time cooling next week but until then we have warm weather. >> all right. thank you, steve. 8:30. right now the shuttle mission is scheduled to go. stay with us. and we'll bring it to you live.

we're counting down to the launch of the space shuttle "atlantis". it's set for:26 right now. -- it's set for 8: 8:26. >> the countdown clock looks like it's frozen. there might be some delay due to possibly the weather. that was aby concern earlier -- some concern about that earlier. let's try to listen in an see if we can figure out what's going on. >> anything to verify per the instructions. >> all right. >> i copy that.

>> i hear all of that and concur. >> all right. very good. >> i knee concurrence -- i need concurrence. >> okay. thank you. >> the clock is stopped at 31. >> all right. >> it sounded like we were listening to ground control crews righting to get concurrence to -- trying to get concurrence. it sounds line they are giving it the -- like they are giving this the green light for how. they are being extremely

cautious. this is the final launch of a 30-year old program. there it is. now the clock has started -- the clock has started again. >> steering check. >> firing chain is armed. >> fifteen. >> main enjoin start. ten, nine, eight, seven, six -- >> all three engines up and running. >> two, one, zero and lift-off! the final lift-off of the space shuttle. american will continue the dream. >> roger roll, "atlantis". houston now controlling the flight. space shuttle spreads its wings

one more time for the final run. wings level on the proper level. 4.5million tons of hardware to the international space staying. forty seconds into the flight, reducing stress to the shuttle, as it goes for the final time. engines revving up standing by for the final call. >> throttle you.

>> a transdueser. instrumentation only. no action required. "atlantis" now 15 miles in altitude, already 16 miles downrainable from the kenky space -- downrangable from the kendy space center. "atlantis" traveling almost 600 miles an hour --. -- dash 2600 miles an hour. >> a good some its rocket separation -- solid rocket separation.

"atlantis" already traveling 3200 miles an hour. the officer is reporting that 9 systems have ignited. >> "atlantis", two-engines -- >> two engines. you've been watching live, the final lift-off of the "atlantis". it was about three minutes late in the blastoff. there was initial concern about bad weather. initially there was concern that nasa was gonna have to call off the launch. it did blast off. we just saw the solid rocket rooster -- boost. four veteran astronauts on "atlantis". they are gonna spend twelve

days ott mission. they are ott -- on the mission. an because only four astronauts are going, eve will have a heavier work -- each will have a heavier workload. >> an estimated 700,000 people were in cape canaveral watching this launch. the vip list includes members of congress, singers like gloria es testify fon fan -- es -- estephan. jimmy buffett. >> we saw the rocket separate. now, after the mission -- >> however, three engines performing perfectly. >> that's good news. we just got word that everything is going smoothly.

the astronauts will -- the shuttles will about to museums. the retirement is in line that called for stopping of spending money on flights. hopfully, the -- the hope is that the private sector will take over a similar shuttle system. that's something that may be potentially in the offering. [ inaudible ] >> it doesn't look like much beyond a static shot. but it's very important they look for any possible damage. >> an this flight was supposed to last 1 days -- twelve days.

>> that was a good launch. >> it was. i always hole my breath an cross my fing -- hold my breath and cross my fingers. this ends the thirty-year program for the nasa space program. >> we will continue to follow this. we have more on our website, ktvu.com. if you want any more information on this -- on this space shuttle. but again we'll be staying on this just to emphasize. there was a lot of initial concern about the weather. there was a 70% chance of bad weather. an it was really only a small window that the shuttle would be able to blast off. in order to intersect an join up with the international space station in space if they weren't able to launch today, they would have waited until saturday, possibly sunday. if not then, it would have been a few more days that they would have had to delay the launch.

you -- >> you look to your screen -- great cloud of people there. claudine wong is there and the camera is panning around. you can see quite a few people turned out. that big screen view of a terrific launch of the space shuttle "atlantis". >> it's a yet area, theater there. i've been there a few times. we'll be checking in with claudine shortly with more reaction. live pictures on the left side of your screen, of the space shuttle "atlantis", heading now to the international space station. this is the 33rd shuttle launch. you watched it live here blasting off from florida. 8:36. we'll turn now to om sore -- to some other news. overnight, four shootings in

ninety minutes left ten people injure. it all happened in oakland last night. now police are trying to figure out if the shootings are connected. kraig debro is live with the details on the investigation. >> reporter: yeah, tori. i just may another call to the homicide detectives upstairs at the ontario police headquarters. i've not -- oakland police headquarters. i've not heard back from anyone. this is important not only because of the types of crimes they are and the proximity. i've called to see here's anyone in custody. there's not. police responded to this last night. this happened at 87th. a bullet grazed the third victim. the first two womens -- victims were taken to the hospital. an then 9:45 three people suffered gunshot wounds. this is 98th an bancroft.

just minute -- and bancroft. just before that shooting, another three people were shot. this seems will a mile from that 98th avenue shooting. police are looking for several suspects from the 108th shooting. police say a person was shot at 71st and international. i've been trying to find out if there's any motives, i have not found out and there's no one in custody for the shootings. we have to fine out -- find out what's happening in traffic. it's been a rough moving. >> it has. but the toll plaza has not improved. people are asking why is it so rough today? we have slowing there, of

course. 880en in, we're getting slowing as you pass the coliseum. it's slow to -- about 23rd. fortunately there is a good way for you to get around this. northbound 101, there are a couple of different crashes getting up to santa clara an sunnyvale. 280 looks goo. if you can somehow get -- it look line we had a bran-new accident just pop up in the santa cruz mountains. a solo accident. chp is on the scene. an they are waiting for a tow truck. some fog. it's very shallow today. well, one more day with the high pressure if you are away from the coast. temperatures could very a good 25, 30 degrees. some fog what's. there was a lot more yesterday

-- some fog was there. there was a lot more yesterday. you can see the fog right there at bodega bay'sing into the petaluma -- bay, heading into the petaluma gap. there's not much of a sea breeze. calm at sfo. there's no breeze there at all. if you are yonder it will be hot. if you are over here, it will be cool. 50s, 70s an low to mid-90s inland. thank you. it is 8:40. last hour a federal appeals court threw out a judge's order lifting the lockout, handing the league a key victory. today, later on, negotiators for owners an players are

expected toed -- and players are expected to resume -- resume. some training cams are let to open in less than three weeks. the nba lockout has one basketball star checking out options overseas. turkey is close to ring a deal for darwin williams. 8:41. her friends an family refuse to give up hope fining a missing -- finding a missing nursing student. what they will be doing today. and you have to do this. a disabled man, you have to do a lot just like that.

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an investigation continues into this terrifying plane crash in watsonville. two people were killed when

their small plane smashed into a medical office building. oak police investigating -- oakland police investigating four different shootings in 90 minutes. it all happened between 8:30 and 10:00 last night. at least ten people were hurt. it's still not clear if the violence is related. and the search will continue until saturday for the missing fishermen. some of the survivors of the boat that sank are back home. two more survivors are reportedly on a greyhound bus brown for the south bay. i watched it here live on "mornings on 2." "atlantis" is now on its way to the international space station. "atlantis" took off this morning at about 8:29.

do we know why there was a short delay? >> reporter: vite at the thirty one seconds remaining. it was an ox -- right at the thirty one secretaries remaining. it was an oxygen vent. they checked that. it caused a delay. those secretaries are so critical. at 11:31, they missed the window. as the sects -- secretaries were -- sends were kicking -- seconds were kicking and -- there were photographers from around the worth here. there was an audible cheer. it was almost as loud. you can kind of pan off to the empty launchpad. there's four crew members on board. one of the reasons why, there's

not a shuttle on the pad. they keep the amount of crew members on board the "atlantis" small so if something were to happen to the orbiter, they would have to be brought back to earth one by one and that would take about a year. the mission here is to take as much payload as possible to the international space station. there's tons of equipment. there's about a year -- about a year of food. they want to keep the international space station supply own -- hopefully to the end of 012 -- of 2012. an maybe after that craft can continue to fly. they think that will be active until about 2020. back to you. >> craig boswell joinings live from florida. a wig -- joining us live

from florida. a big crowd gathered to watch that final launch. and claudine wong has been out there all morning and is back with us live. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: yes. it was a full house when the shuttle took off. right now things are clearing out. a few people have remained. they will have a talk from the scientists an people more information about this, the way to educate people about this program. they call this a sentimental journey. let's show you that launch one more time. >> two, one, zero! ant lift-off! the final lift-off of "atlantis". >> reporter: it's what everyone came here to see this moving. we want to show you everyone's reaction at shebot when the launch happened. [ cheers ] >> reporter: lots of cheers an people pretty excite. they don't know if it was gonna

happen. when they stop the clock, there was a collective sigh from the folks here inside the dome. chloe, you are ten years ole. tell me what you thought about the launch. >> well, the launch was mostly the proficient launch that -- that no more might happen -- >> reporter: you tolt me you thought it was neat? -- you toll me you thought it was neat. >> it was interesting but very -- it creates mortal memories. >> reporter: you saw this on the news. why did you want to come down. why did you want to be here with a crowd of people to watch this happens. >> we wanted to see a piece of history in the making. it was very interesting and exciting. and my daughter chloe wanted to

come up. so we rushed up. >> reporter: how was the -- did you get butterflies? >> well, we were wonnerring if it was gonna happen -- wondering if it was gonna happen or not after they stopped the clock. we were pretty excited to see it. >> reporter: thank you for shooting with us. i think it was a lot of -- chatting with us. i think it was a lot of anticipation. the ride that they all went on. that's why they came up here, because certainly this had history from the making and the ability to do this in a crowd as it unfolded down on the screen. claudine wong, back to you. >> thank you. family and friends of michelle le are holing a fund- raiser for the missing -- holding a fun raiser for her. 20% of the sales go to the

ongoing effort to fine her. police are investigating this case as a homicide. but family and friends believe may lay may still be arrive. a blood bank will be had for brian clark. he die the last month after a two-year battle with on kin's disease. hodgkky. n's disease -- dash hodgekins disease. tom willis, he was born without arms and legs but he says -- look at that. it doesn't stop him from enjoying life. >> if i had to learn how to do everything with my legs an my feet, everything from writing an driving a car and pitching a baseball --

>> he will travel around the ballparks and throw the first pitch out again and again. it's part of raising awareness to what people are disabilities can do. fairwell, canada. hello, california. the royal couple ask heading to the golden state today. we will show you all of the preparations going on m southern california.

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welcome back. within the last thirty minutes we got more information about the michigan man who killed seven people yesterday in grand rapids. the man took his own life after a standoff with police in grand rapids yesterday. police say he targeted each of his seven victims. at one of the homes he killed his daughter an her mother. then he killed another federaller girlfriend an her niece -- former girlfriend and her niece and then in another home, he killed more and that's where he took his own life. they say he was on cocaine and he also drank alcohol on the day of the attack. prince william and kate middleton are just hours away from theirvy. the couple will arrive tonight where they will be greeted by

the governor and his by, ann. crews at the -- crews at the santa barbara club set up a vip tent for the polo match. this is part of a centennial celebration for the club. >> it's been around a while. i think it's peaked with the duke playing polo. there will be a lot of polo fans here but also a lot of royal watchers. >> yeah, william showed off some of his cpr skills and today they will visit a rodeo in canada before debarting for l.a. -- depart -- departing for l.a.

and the city of vallejo is getting ready to clean up a homeless encampment. it's on wilson avenue. the paper reports large trash bins will be put out there for the homeless can start cleaning it up. the city will send social service agencies to that camp to offer help to the homeless. turns out the new jersey man accuse 96 stealing a pick cause -- accused of stealing a picasso drawing is used to a a -- to an upscale lifestyle. he worked as a wine steward in new york. surveillance video shows him walking away. he stayed at the high-end palomar the night before and arrested him the next day in napaer with was visiting friend -- in napa where he was

visiting friends. okay. let's go to sal. >> we have a backup that extend beyond 880. steve? mild to warm to hot inland. still some 90s. right before we go, breaking news. we have an update on the people who were on the plane -- that crashed in watsonville into a hospital clinic. there were two adultsant two children -- an two children on board. no one survived. no identity yet. as we get more information we'll have it on our website an later newscasts. that will do it for us, everyone. >> bye now.

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