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. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, april 23rd. in just about two hours, students will walk onto the eye kes oikos university -- onto the oikos university for the first time since the shooting. tara moriarty joins us with more. tara? >> reporter: we're here at the university where classes start in just two hours. if you take a look up here, this is the front. you request see the pictures of the -- you can see the pictures of the victims here. if we walk around this way, we want to give you an idea where students are gonna be walking through for the first time this morning. here on the side, this the entrance right here to the school of nursing.

this is the same door that the gunman came through exactly three weeks ago. now, there will be counselors onhand this morning, a concert at noon but no memorial. many made it out alive. they went out the backdoor, they barricaded themselves in. police say one goh lined up students one by one. 43-year-old one goh faces seven charges of murder, three charges of attempted murder. investigators think he was disgruntled about not being refunded his tuition. he came to oikos and she was

the first to -- this woman was the first to be shot. again, counselors will be here to make it through their first day back. and then the president will be addressing the media. we'll let you know what he has to say. back to you. >> thank you. overnight, a driver was taken to jail on suspicion of dui following a fiery freeway crash in oakland. this is exclusive video of the crash we first showed you at 4:30 this morning. an suv caught fire and 3:00 a.m. after it flipped on southbound to 880 just north of the broadway exit. the suv landed on the other side of the guardrail and barely missed dropping 40 feet down the side of the freeway. the driver escaped the freeway before it bust into flames --

burst into flames. the driver did not appear to be hurt. the highway patrol officers arrested hill on suspicion of dui after they administered a breathalyzer test. happening right now -- a very unusual takeover of farmland in the bay area community of albany. alex savidge is there to tell us who owns this property and why it did not stop protesters from occupy thing the -- occupying the land. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this land is owned by uc organizely. the occupy protesters came out here, they started to pull weeds and started to grow crops, crops like corn, carrots. they also sent up tents and camped here. this is right along san pablo

avenue and marin in albany county. there are plans to develop this university property and other adjacent universities, build up housing and potentially shopping as well. they say they are trying to save this planned and -- land and instead create a community guardingen. yesterday, they said they were holding a day to coincide with argt day. >> they are trying -- with earth day. >> they are trying to build -- it's 5.8 acres and to use it for anything but agriculture would be a waste of the space. >> reporter: one protesters say officers have topped by here -- stopped by here at least twice,

telling them they are protesting and need to leave. i put a call in the berkeley police department -- into the berkeley police department early. i was not ail to reach anyone or get a comment about what if any action may be taken by the university. live this morning in albany, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. occupy protesters may be trying to shut down all of the traffic on the golden gate bridge on 345eu 1st -- on may 1st. those union workers are in contract talks with the bridge district. occupy organizers say they would only try to shut down if the employees decide to go on strike. george zimmerman is out on bail but where he is being september secret for his safety -- being kept secret for his safety. there he is right there, being released from jail in sanford,

florida. zimmerman is facing second- degree murder charges for the fatal february shooting of unarmed teentrayvon martin. >> this is tough for them. think about the crews aid they went -- crusade they went through to get him eight and now this -- to get him arrested and now this. 7:07. in just under two hours, san francisco public work crews will close part of the lefty oduel bridge near at&t park. the northbound lanes will be closed all week so crews can

employ nonskidding. and there may be rain in the forecast this week. so that could impact the commute. sal's in. he's watching the commute. you are watching the golden gate gauge. >> yes, i am. >> we had an earlier accident. that's clear now but you could still see some residual traffic coming in on drake as far back as the san anselmo area and getting out to 101. i would still use the miracle mile just because it may be better off. there 0 more lanes than before. >> let me move the maps over here. move it over to the livermore area. livermore to castro valley. we're getting slow traffic. no major problems in castro valley. if you are driving between hayward and fremont, southbound

80 still looks good. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a very good morning to you all. we do have a big fog bank out there. satellite is in it. there's a lot to go around. areas dealing with a very strong and -- strong breeze. system there, the system is on its way. we had the warm conditions last friday, saturday. most of sunday. but you could tell that breeze was kicking in. there will be two systems, not only the one i just showed you, but the one that dropped down from the north. west-southwest, 29 at traffic vis. they've had gust to -- travis. they've had gust to 37. that's a howling breeze.

now, vacaville had a west wind, breezy conditions. mostly sunny. 50s on the temperatures. they won't move at all. 55, fairfield and speaking of. sunny and windy in fairfield. 55, 64 at noon and then we had 80s and orange last friday and now it's 70s and yellow. even some os and blue -- 60s and blue by the coast. wrapping down at the bottom of that, it might swing in tom cloud cover. it was a close call for us. some thunderstorms fired up in the mother lode and the sierra. overall, temperatures today, they will go down about 10, 15 degrees. so low clouds, and then increasing clouds into tuesday and wednesday. morning fog, drizzle. sunny afternoon. it might be a slow process for

some by the coast. 50s, 60s for many. on cord, is 82. 07 in san jose, there are a few breaks in the clouds. a -- 59 half moon bay. then we go cloudy to mostly cloudy. possibility of showers thundershowers. good news it's out -- it's out of here and we'll see warmer conditions coming up. former john edwards is from a federal courthouse right now. it's for the start of his criminal trial. there is john edwards about an hour ago. he's accused of using more than $900,000 in the ill local contributetion uns -- contribution the -- imlegal

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never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime.

low clouds and fog and a lot to go around. temperatures cooling down 50s, 60s, in the bay. a cooler pattern in place for most of the week. >> thank you, steve. the u.s. is not commenting on iran assertion it's cracked the codes to the drone. a sky mission went down last

year. tehran is bragging they have invaluable information from the drone. tehran is denying media reports that russia and china have asked for information about the drone. north korea is threatening what it calls special actions too destroy south korea's government. the latest threat was reported by state media. it warned that south korea's government could would soon be reduced to ashes in minutes in an unprecedented strikes. north korea has made similar threats in the past to the south but has not followed through on any of them. president obama is speaking at the holocaust memorial museum. alison burns has information

about a plan being unveiled that poses sanctions on countries that uses technology. >> reporter: and president obama is trying to show that he's made the prevention of atrocities a priority of his administration. he's speaking live now at the u.s. holocaust museum. president obama is atargetting actions and vowing sanctions for restricting access to technology or using technology to carry out human rights abuses. he's announcing the first-ever national intelligence estimate appraising the potential for genocide in cuts around the world. now, holocaust survivor introduced him this morning.

we'll have more live coverage coming up in about an hour. back to you. >> thank you. later today, lawyers representing the state of arizona go before the u.s. supreme court. they will defend the controversial immigration law. that law allows police to check a person's immigration status and arrest them if necessary. the arguments start on wednesday. back here at home. there is a new report that pg&e has found an old document showing the pipeline that blew up in san bruno had a history of problems. the san francisco "chronicle" reports that 1989 memo details the area where this occurred. according to the document, the leak was probably due to a

defective well that runs along the same site. we now know the name of a suspect in an officer-involved shooting in berkeley this month. police say he ran from a traffic stop and ran into an apartment bid building and then -- building and then came out and shot officers. no one was hurt -- no one else was hurt. he's now held in jail without bail. the mother of a pastor is dead after being shot outside her son's church in colorado t happened -- it happened yesterday just as services were sending -- were ending. >> police say there was an argument between two people in the parking lot of the church. and off-duty police officer ran

outside the church and shot and killed the suspected gunman. jennifer hudson is expected to appear in a chicago courtroom today where a man is accused of killing her mother, brother and nephew. >> opening states are expected to begin in a little more than an hour. the suspect was married to her sister at the of the murders. prosecutors say he flew into a jealous rage after seeing balloons that he believed came from her new boyfriend. look at this. world peace used to be known as ron artest. he said he was celebrating that dunk when he hit the oklahoma city player james hardin from

behind. hardin was on the floor for several minutes. now, world peace was kicked out of the game. he did apologize after the game. he said it was not intentionally. now it's up to the nba to fick da da be to figure out if -- to figure out if a suspension is warranted. well, jury is expected to -- selection is expected to start today in the roger clemens. the judge hopes to get the first witness tomorrow. roger clemens is accused of lying to congress in 2008. that's when en-- when he testified he never took steroids. tmz is reporting that edwards is co nate -- donating

settlement money for scholarships for 100 kids. he filed the lawsuit against the restaurant last year. 7:20. there is an important meeting tonight involving one of california's school districts. the mt. diablo school district has 32,000 students. the board will also discuss hosting public forums. the initiative passed by voters in 2010. the district may raise tax rates to speed up the construction projects. federal inspectors are looking into a possible safety problem with thousands of school buses. the national transportation safety board says 5,000

international cb buts could stall without warning -- buses could stall without warning. so far three incidents have occurred involving buses in 2008. i told you i spent some time at the beach t was beautiful! after that beautiful weekend. look -- beach. it was beautiful! after that beautiful weekend, the weather changed. look at that. steve will be here. good morning. southbound 680 traffic looks pretty good heading to the south. i will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay

area.

the man driving this truck heard a hissing sound. when he went to turn off a valve to the propane tank, status electricity apparently caused the explosion. he went to the hospital with second-degree burns. how are people liking the toll plaza this morning? >> they are not loving it. the meetingerring light -- the metering lights appear to be on slower. once you get on the bridge, it's fine. let's move along and take a look at westbound 92, the san

mateo bridge. friday, we had a good day. mo problems when you get to 101. now, let's go to steve. thank you, sir. well, forethose of you -- for foes those of you -- for those of you who don't like the fog, it's back. there are a few breaks over san jose. it's a cloudy to a mostly cloudy morning. this is all caused by a weak system. look at those thunderstorms just going puts. it looks like drier air has moved in today. there is a west-southwest at 29 at fair 2350e8d. yet it's calm in kak vauville -- at fairfield. yet it's company in vac ka ville -- calm in kak -- calm

in vacaville. there's even some fog over santa cruz right now. just saw a nice picture there. they always get the sun later on. a couple mid-70s. fog, sun, mild, tuesday. then we cloud it up, wednesday into -- tori, dave? a political career on the line. today city begins its efforts to oust sheriff mirkarimi from office. what has to happen today for the hearing to be successful.

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station. a man delivering fuel tried to step in. police say under most circumstances, you should not step in, they say that the driver may have saved lives. this morning, oakland police are still looking for a suspect. they tell us at 9:45 last night, a bhom a black hoody wielding a gun demanded money -- a woman wearing a black hoody wielding a gun demanding money. >> the suspect demonstrated some action where the coworker believed that the suspect was gonna pull the trigger. >> reporter: and a station employee says there is surveillance video of the crime. on lit manager has access to it. he will be here in about 30

minutes. the suspect is described as medium build wearing a black hoody. if you have information, call police. developing news now from southern california, an american airlines flight from hawaii landed safely at l.a.x. after the pilot reported engine problem. this happened on the flight from kona to l.a.x. 146 people were on board. instruments showed trouble with the leften gin. the -- left engine. an investigation is underway after a white pickup truck busted through a fence and damaged two parked cars.

the driver stayed to talk to police. no one was hurt. this picture, on sunday, april 1st, the man seen here, broke no a car and stole personal items from inside. within a half an hour, police say the suspect went into a petaluma gas station and bought items with the victim's credit card. anyone with information is asked to call petaluma police. the san francisco ethics -- the san francisco ethics has their first hearing in the sheriff mirkarimi case. mayor lee suspended mirkarimi without pay.

the alameda county board of supervisors will vote whether to accept nadia lockyer's resignation. she stepped down. police in pleasanton say two teenagers admitted they slashed dozens of tires in two neighbors. now, the 14 and 15-year-old boys were arrested last thursday, then they were released to their parents. a third teenager may have also been involved. police say the boy has slashed 31 tires earlier in month. they did it as a prank. they could face felony charges. police don't believe the teenagers are connected to another tire slashing incident last month. 7:34. more searches are planned for

sierra lamar. organizers are worried not muff volunteers will show up. a motorcycle club went down to oakland to help. sierra's father says this week a film crew will be in morgan hill, america's most wanted." >> we're really happy to get that exposure. >> dues say they are following up on new leads but did not go into any details. there will be a fund-raiser tonight at fitness zone west. hului cass -- dash hulu classes

are -- hulu classes will be held. all proceeds go to the sierra lamar fund. a placervillewoman is facing atenthed murder charges on suspicion of randomly kicking a toddler, a 16-month- old girl, hard enough 20 throw her against the wall. the child was taken to the hospital and was treated for moderate injuries. police say the suspect is not acquainted with the child's families. a daytime meteor really hit up the skies in california. it appeared at 8:00 in the morning. people from the bay area all the way to novato's great

basin. >> it could not have been much bigger than that. maybe a little but not much. >> this is an annual display created when earth passes through the dust stream of the comet thatcher. veterinarians are warning that animals exposed to high temperatures are quickly suffer brain damage or death from heat damage or stroke. they add parking in the shade or leaving car windows open doeses to -- does not keep a car from being overheated. a loop -- if you gassed up

your car, you probably noticed prices have slipped. national lirk the average price is $3.91 -- nationally, the average price is $3.91. the price for regular gas in san francisco, averages $4.29. the rest of the bay area is 4.17. that's down about 20.5 cents in the last week -- 2.5 cents in the last week. let's check back with sal. what's happening at the toll plaza? >> it's still busy. and we have slow traffic getting from the toll plaza.

we had complaints from someone people. there was a big backup on the toll plaza. not sure how they fixed it. if they used their computer program or maybe they had to send something out manually. traffic is moving well past the coliseum. as play tonight at 7:00. morning commute on westbound 580. a lot of red road sensors there. slow in castro valley as well. 880 is slow from about the 238 interchange to slow all the way to fremont, near stevenson. >> let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds and fog, a strong sea breeze.

sunny, breezy, cooler, as this system gets a little closer. there's the possibility of some rain, showers on that. i will tackle that tomorrow because the system -- one forecast model takes it south. today, we'll deal were the west sea breeze already at fairfield, 29 mice an -- miles an hour. had a lot of orange last week. not now. 70s would be in yellow. there's some. there's some 60s in the green. that makes sense by the coast. you see a big thunderstorm complex located right on up from the south. for us, we'll have to keep an eye on that, as that system here dropping and then wrapping

around, as that gets cloeer, it -- closer, it may send some of us -- that will give us a big drop in the temperatures, low clouds, cooler pattern. cooler, breezy today, after the morning fog and drizzle. it will be a sunny warmer for most. low 70s. temperatures continue to cool off about the same on tuesday. cloud it up wednesday into thursday. possible rain. i will tackle that tomorrow. a japanese teenager is anxiously awaiting the return of a favorite soccer ball after it was found more than 3,000 miles away. the ball was one of the first

pieces of degree from last year's tsunami to wash up on the other side of the pacific. david backser found the ball while walking on a beach in alaska. with the help of a japanese reporter, baxter trapped the ball down. >> i'm very happy my soccer ball has been found and it coming -- and is coming back to me. a couple of weeks later another ball was found and that owner was found. coming up -- what is causing the markets to drop this morning. and while we enjoyed a war, sunny weekend, check this out. folks back east are dealing with a nor easter -- nor-easter

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stocks falling sharply this morning with new worries about europe. new report showed that european debt continues to file up -- continues to pile up. the dow currently down 152, back below 13,000. the nasdaq is down 49. s&p down 17. time is 7:45, a palo alto entrepreneur is trying to get out the vote today in an online election that could make his business dream come through. the man descented a device -- invented a device called the plate topper, it's a plate attached to the -- a top attach pod the plate to keep --

attached to a plate to keep the food war. today is the last day for -- warm. today -- today is the last day to vote. a former walmart expect tishs described paying bribes to get bids. the paper says walmart did not report. their stock is down 4.5%. 7:47. more revelations killing out in that expand -- coming out in that secret service sex scandal. half a dozen secret service employees have lost their job. but that number is expected to go up. one man is being investigated

for misdone duct at the -- misconduct at the hilton hotel. that's where president obama was saying. isabella mercedes was reported missing saturday morning. her parents say he put her to bed friday night but she was not there saturday morning. police say the family is cooperating and they are investigating this as a possible abduction. the search continues today for a little boy who cuss appeared more than 30 years ago -- disappeared more than 30 years ago. etan patz went missing more than 30 years ago. family members discovered hair

and blood in the basement while it was being taken apart. the basement was used as a handyman at the time. the man was not been named a suspect. the contra costa marine control got a call around 9:30 yesterday morning that the boat had run aground in the delta. when the coast guard arrived they say it was hard toes are cue them because the -- hard to rescue them because the boat was shallow. robin gibb is breaking on his own -- breathing on his own this morning. he may not make it, the doctors are warning the family.

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-- nor -- another easter is dumping rain. >> reporter: as you can see, it has not really stuck to the main roads so much. we're told it's started to akuehl late on the side roads. around here, they've had to reattach some of the plows. our photojournalist is gonna show what you the problem is gonna be with the snow. you have foliage, almost full foliage on the trees.

we're already told that about 26,000 customers are without power in this area, some 200 crews from the electric and power company are fanning out trying to restore power to all of those customers. right now, about 26,000 customers in this general area of pennsylvania, north central pennsylvania without power right now, dave. we're gonna be monitoring the heavy snow. they expect this to maybe hit some -- hit some records, the previous record for the period past april 15th was about 4 inches. we may get 4 to 10 in this area today. >> all right. reporter, brian todd. i know that area well, brian. stay warm. new this morning it was just announced that prince harry will receive a

humanitarian award. harry will receive the award on behalf of his brother. and the royal couple will be celebrating their first anniversary. the duck and duchess are -- the duke and duchess are planning a private, low-key anniversary celebration. there is a new service how facebook rates apps. facebook says it lel -- it welcomes scoring and says app developers must agree to the privacy policy. this afternoon, scientists from uc santa cruz will be

tagging 4,000 chicks. they are in a nest. they are at the pg&e headquarters on beale street. scientists will be putting i.d. bands on the chicks so they can be identified later. >> now, the bands won't identify with how the tiks chicks move around. they are covered in cotton candy or something. let's check in with sal. people all weekend were still happening on friday with the morning commute. >> yeah and that whole friday was messed up even after the morning commute. so today, much better than that. let's take a look at some of these things we have for you. some live pictures of the san jose commute. you will see some slow traffic, kind of a normal monday morning back to the normal grind. nimitz freeway, busy traffic

from hayward to from mount and if you are driving on highway 4 -- look at the east shore all the way down to the area. let's go to steve. visible satellite is covered with a low cloud deck. that's plenty of low clouds around. west-southwest wind, a howling sea breeze to the del you r ta -- delta. cooler, breezy for us after the morning fog t will be sunny inland but -- fog. it will be sunny inland. 50s, 60s for many. fog, sun, mild and clouds, cooler, maybe some rain wednesday into thursday. we dick out of here on friday. looks better for the upcoming

weekend. 7:57. many thought he would one way be president. today senator john edwards goes on trial in a federal criminal case involving sex, money and by tail. what's happened at the -- betrayal. what's happened at the courthouse so far. we're live at oikos ufer university -- oikos university. but why not all students will be back here.

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good morning. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. in just about one hour, the students go back to oikos university in oakland. it's the first time classes will be held since the deadly shooting rampage. tara moriarty is there now to tell us what the students and staff will find when they arrive on campus. tara? >> reporter: well, they are gonna find a lot of flowers and teddy bears and that sort of thing. the memorial really has grown here at the front of the

university. there are pictures of all of the victims on the table there. there are a lot of teddy bears. we expect that the staff will be trickling over here in the next hour and then class will start at 9:00. if you want to the right building, that's the cont entrance they -- that's the front entrance they will come through and the same door the gunman came through. there will be counselors onhand and a concert at noon. but no memorial planned. many people escaped out of the back door and barricaded them self came da be -- themselves in a class roam -- classroom. those students will be back. the other students will be taking classes in fremont.

seven people lost their lives. three others were injured. investigators say goh was disgruntled about not being refunded his tuition. the last person laid to -- that was laid to rest was kath theen ping, the school re-- kathleen ping, the school receptionist. you know, counseling is going to be offered to them and hopefully they will be able to make it through the day all right. we're live in oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:02. today, american airlines will go to court to ask to have its union contracts nullified and that has union workers protesting. it also plans to cut 14,000

workers. this morning workers will demonstrate outside several airports across the country. including sfo and outside of the bankruptcy court. happening now, protesters are putting down roots in albany. alex savidge is live with the target of the occupy farm. >> reporter: well, they are focusing on this plot of land owned by uc berkeley and they have started to plant crops. they have an ingation system -- they have an irrigation system and they are platting corn other crops. 200 protesters broke into this property used by the university for agriculture research. but there are also plans for

future development in this area. housing and possibly even a whole foods. protesters are trying to save the land and instead turn it into a community garden. it's 5.3 inches into a garden area and to use it for anything but agriculture is a waste, we believe. >> reporter: miffs have been here several times telling the protesters that they are protesting and need to leave. i've reached out to the police department and the spokesperson as well trying to get this -- and the fog that's been built here in albany. so far i've not been able to get a comment from anyone, from the police department or the university this warning.

we'll keep trying. we'll stay on top of it for you. for now we're live in albany, alex sav vig, ktvu channel 2 news. -- alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. 8:05. hey, sal, what's happening out there now? >> well, it's still pretty busy out there dave and tori. it's really busy on the east bay on interstate 880. right here, this whole thing is backed up from san leandro all the way down to fremont. most of it is stop and go heading south.

there have been a couple of minor things. for the most part it's a lot of slow traffic. it's normal, slow on 85. and on 280 gets up to himp 17 but that looks more typical and on the bayshore traffic -- there's it -- this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it seems to have patrolled. the metering lights -- to sa slowed -- to have slowed, the metering lights. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. friday, i was at the berkeley campus, lawrence hall science and catherine, about 35 students. we had a good time and talked about trying to make science fun. my section was weather. there were a lot of other

speakers up there. you get back up there and you forget how nice the view it. we see warm to spot. livermore was 87. san jose, 9. today they are going down, those temperatures. going down. 66 in santa rosa today, 64 oakland, 72 livermore, a drop of 15 degrees. in san jose from 79 to 71 degrees. so the warm associated high- pressure system has been burned out of here. low overcast. there have already been some drizzle. sunny but cool for some and then another system going to drop down on wednesday night into thursday from the north.

that delta breeze is really carblged up. 50s on the temperatures. they will be much, much beller kood. we had a lot of orange last week. not the case this week. but 60s and 70s. and you are pushing it out to fair field. a fi thunderstorms did erupt right there. i can see sierra -- that's how the -- that's the low. that's going to inch closer to us, it will be a very, very low draft today, after the low clouds head back to the coast. morning fog and drizzle. there ha be -- there will be some pockets of sun away from

the tuesday, we cloud it up on wednesday. the weekend looks nicer. tori and dave? >> all right. george zimmerman is out of jail. overnight shoo shows the neighborhood watch -- video shows the neighborhood watchman a judge set his bond at $150,000. now he afates his -- he awaited that -- one of the locations will be out of -- >> i if -- you don't want the

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big changes this weekend. it's all out there in the fog and low clouds right now.

maybe more clouds and possibly rain as we head towards the midweek t will be coming down, the temperatures, 56. the criminal trial of former presidential candidate, john edwards is underway. we're live in north carolina where opening statements start this morning. good morning, jonathan. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we expect opening statements to get underway once the formal jury selection seating and instruction process ends. john edwards already in the courtroom. he arrived around 8:35 local time appearing calm but serious. at issue in this case is nearly a million dollars that an edwards' operative received from a donor to could be seal his mistress rielle hunter --

to conceal his mistress rielle hunter, whether it was to maintain his family-man imadvantage with voters or the reason. if that's the case, the prosecutors say it was an illegal campaign contribution. edwards faces six felony counts and if convicted, he faces a maximum fine of $1.5 million and up to 30 years in prison. back to you. >> we know that john edwards was once a very successful trial lawyer. is he expected to take the stand. >> reporter: we don't know for sure. as you mention, he had -- men -- mentioned, he made it as a

trial lawyer. he feels comfortable in courtrooms. >> thank you. the u.s. embassy in kenya now warning americans of possible terrorist attacks m nairobi, the capital of kennia. they don't know when the -- kenya. they don't know when were the attacks are -- when the attacks are to take place but the threat is credible. yesterday in the eastern part of afghanistan -- nato is not saying exactly what happened, they are not releasing the nationalities, but two service members were

killed. 8:15. president obama has just wrapped up his first presidential speech at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. the president used the speech for sanctions against what he calls brutal regimes. >> let's take a look at the arrival of president obama at the museum. president went through the hall of remember an -- hall of remembrance. during his speech, the president said the world must not allow the world words to

take precedence. >> these technologies should be in placed in power citizens, not to replease them. >> the president announced an atrocity prevention board and said he asked intelligence agency foss the first time -- agencies for if the the -- for first time, he said it's administrate's efforts -- his administration's efforts have saved countless lives so far. speculation is intensifying who romney will pick as a -- as a running mate.

marc rubio has said he doesn't want to be the vp pick. mitch daniels, also brushing aside spokelation that he could be the one now, gibb give and paul, they -- gingrich and paul, they are still in the race. >> now, president obama is expected to clinch the nomination tomorrow. president obama is expected to hit the magic number of 2,7 -- 2,278 delegates. vote vote. 8:18.

european markets are currently way down with concern that france will elect a socialist as president. one candidate won the first round of voting and is no a runoff with nicolas sarkozy. the second round of voting takes place on may 6th. polls give the challenger a 10- point age. germany's market has dropped more than 3.5 points. wells fargo bank is teaming up volunteers to revitalize, revitalize businesses.

>> very good. very exciting. >> so far, only three small businesses have been chosen. wells fargo expects to pick more in the future. well, loni hancock is proposing a statewide froom recover and recycle old mattresses. the lawmaker from the east bay says illegally dumping used mattresses is causing a health problem. and it is costing money to clean up those processes -- mattresses left out in public areas. tonight, the la fayette city council will debate a proposed ordinance designed for prostitution. the contra costa times reports the rules include retiring massage therapists could be -- to be certified. they would also have to -- have

to undergo -- under go a background check. porpoises have been -- porpoises have been back in the san francisco bay. but marin biologists are still not sure why. porpoises started making their return around 2009 after a six- decade long absence. now marine biologists say there could be several reasons for their return including improving water quality and global warming.

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the nim mit still slow all the way down to fremont. this monday, i can see why people don't like mondays. the westbound bay bridge is moderately heavy. here's steve. out of the 80s and 90s, we'll go from fog to maybe some mid rain by midweek. you can see the fog bank. the system on the left side -- on the left of your screen is lifting it. everyone has a definite sea breeze direction along with mostly cloudy skies. there are a few breaks in there but 50s on the temps and they are slow to recover. the system will probably get

very, very close. some rain -- some rain wants to move in. clearing for the weekend. there was an explosive car fire overnight in oakland. the driver lucky to be alive after this. what he said led to the crash and all of those flames. [ girl ] my mom always tells me:

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an oakland gas station, back to normal this morning after a woman with a gun tried to rob it. koot's lorraine blanco here now with how one witness -- ktvu's lorraine blanco here now with how one witness describes this drama. >> reporter: dave a customer who was inside at the time tells us the suspect was yelling, give me the money. i'm not playing. that's when the good samaritan swooped in to help. a truck driver here to deliver gas, knocked the gun out of her hand. police say this all happened at 9:45 last night. a woman in a black hoody weeding a gun -- wielding a gun demanded money.

one man ran to the back of the door and watched the good samaritan wrestle the suspect. i have never been in that kind of a situation before. the suspect is described as a black female, 5'5" wearing a black hoody and dark jeans. if have you any information, call oakland police. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. happening right now -- oikos university students are getting ready for their first day of classes since that deadly shooting rampage there three weeks there today. nursing students won't be going back to the oikos campus. we're keeping an on everything for you. the unitech campus.

these are live pictures of where they are gonna be going. that change will be takes place in order to spare the nursing students from having to go back to the scene of that deadly shooting. these are live pictures. coming up for you at 8:45, we'll take you back live to the oikos campus in oakland, we'll tell you a lot more about the return there as well. 8:31. the san francisco ethics commission will hold its first hearing on ross mirkarimi. the commission is expected to decide how witnesses will be heard and how testimony will be viewed. once a recommendation is made, there will be a meeting how to decide his wife. the meackd county board of supervisors is expected to vote

tomorrow on whether to sean nadia lockyer's -- accept nadia lockyer's resignation. if the board does not act within 60 days of this, doctor brown can appoint a successor. 8:32. just hours ago, a driver was jailed on suspicionen of dui firing a fiery freeway crash. we first showed you this at 4:30. an surf caught fire at about 3:00 this morning. it flipped over on southbound 880, north of the broadway exit. the suv landed on the other side of the guardrail barely missed dropping 40 feet down the side of the freeway. the driver somehow escaped the wreckage before it burst into

flames. >> the white car -- it swerved toward me. i just freaked ut out and i -- frequented out and i -- freak the out and i saw -- freaked out and i saw myself upside down. >> the driver was arrested. we're awaiting word on a power outage affecting residents. 117 people lost power yesterday afternoon. a big tree limb knocked down a power pole along cypress and laurel drive. earlier this morning, pg&e told us that crews were replacing the -- were row praising the entire pole and they expect -- replacing the entire pole and they expect the power to be restored any minute now. the san francisco

"chronicle" reports a 1989 memo details an investigation of a leak in the pipeline near where the explosion occurred. according to this document, the leak was probably due to the same type of failure cited in the san bruno disaster. a daytime meteor lit you the skies across california and nevada. the meteor appeared around 8:00 yesterday morning. people from the bay area to nevada --'s great basin saw the fire atmosphere. they say the meteor is likely only a of these. if it fall the out of the guy

it can light up the sky. the. , you pet owners -- you bet owners, are warned to not keep your pets in cars. even if you park in the shade or leave your car windows open, that doesn't always prevent is a -- a pet from being overheated. if you lap to see an ail mal locked inside a car that could be overhead -- overheated. you are surprised to call 911. crews will close down part of the lefty obridge area so crews can apply an an i-surface

skid. the work is expected to be complete id by friday morning ahead of the da dash ahead of the padres. >> hopefully potential rain won't -- problems? >> reporter: oh, yeah. if you are driving northbound. this whom -- after 85. southbound 880 at the trying to get to the san jose airport, i would avoid 880. you might want to get on 10 10 -- on 101. i'm lapping in a -- laughing in a sympathetic way for you, if this is your commute heading south. apologize for that. i think it's terrible.

>> let's go to traffic steve. temperatures started down yesterday and they will continue to drop. big fog banks and thunderstorms. i don't think anybody can happen but but maybe by wednesday. it will be a cooler day for those away from the coast. that system right there. it started to tap into some moisture, very low latitude. it looks like it wants to prove across us, late tuesday into wednesday. today it's blurry. it will be breezy and then some morning fog, just some very

warm. there will still be a few mid 67 os. most locations will come down at concord, 70s, low and maybe mid at best for theel is -- santa clara valley. not much change on tuesday. we cloud it up. looks like rain moves in. it's looking that way and then the upcoming week like -- upcoming week. the emergency landing of an airlines flight from hawaii just a short time. it tanned -- itened -- it landed safe of a having light engine problems. this was flight 238. it happened the pilot shut down -- the pilot shut off that engine.

an investigation is nunway voing an this happened just before midnight around 57 and. a -- around 57. no injuries have been reported. "america's most wanted" will be seer tomorrow and they will be searching a tape for sierra lamar. the pack drove down for the support of the tab dash.

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stocks are down. worries out of europe are part of the reason.

walmart's stock is down 4.6%. dow is down 142. nasdaq is down 43. s&p down 15. 8:44. we have some breaking news out of oakland right now. ktvu has just learned a few moments ago that major reform is coming to oakland's police d. police chief howard jordan and jean quan will hold a news conference today at noon to unveil what they call major police department reform. ktvu will have a few covering the news conference. we'll have complete coverage on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. protesters have taken over this farmland in albany. this is owned by uc berkeley. the protesters say they are trying to save the land from future development and that it will be used as a community garden. they've already started planning crops and they've even set up a camp.

overnight in florida, george zimmerman, he was released on bail. he's now awaiting his second- degree murder murder trial in the shooting death of trayvon martin a few months ago. authorities are keeping his new location a secret but he's being monitored electronicically. and in a few hours, classes will resume at oikos university for the first time since the deadly shooting three weeks ago today. tara moriarty has been out there all morning long. have any students arrived? >> reporter: not yet but we did see the president. he said he was asking us basically not to take any pictures or come in side. there will be music and -- inside. there will be music students but nursing students, it's simply foo pain follow for them to -- too painful for them to

return to the building. no memorial or special tribute. many people did make it out alive during the shooting. they barricaded themselves in the classroom. but those students themselves will be back. but against the nursing students. we'll go -- we're gonna take a live look at the campus in from -- in from mount -- fremont, we were able to speak to the chief operating officer at the school this morning. he said those students will not be taking classes this morning. that is -- that's -- they will supposed -- they are supposed to be taking classes there and will continue for the rest of the school year. we heard about the tragedy. they were very receptive. their students were traumatized. they don't want to go to school there. on friday, dr. moon came here and requested if he could

basically give them space. >> seven people lost their lives three weeks ago. three others were injured. former student, 43-year-old, one goh, faces seven charges of murder, three charges of attempted murder. investigators say goh was disgrunted about not -- disgruntled about not being refunded his tuition after dropping out last fall. now, we'll let you know what the university president has to say about this. we'll let you know about that. someone is arriving. we don't know if that's a student but we'll check it out for you. back to you. >> thank you. breaking news from norway, a dairy farm pleau up in the east part of that country.

several people are feared lead, or at least seriously injured. it's unclear what set off the blast. this happened in at a -- this happened at a facility in norway. more revelations are coming out in the expanding secret service sex scandal. so far, 12 agents and 11 military personnel are involved. half a dozen secret service employees have lost their jobs but that number is expected to go up.

the 12th secret service agent is being implicated in a separate incident from the others. weiss being investigated for ms. conduct at the hilton hotel where president obama later stayed during his -- misconduct at the hilton hotel where president obama later -- later stayed. a toon's soccer was wall -- a teen's soccer ball was found 3,000 miles away. it was found -- found by david walker, as he walked along 0 a -- a beach in alas -- alaska last year. >> it's been hard to find my own belongings, but i'm very happy my soccer ball has been

found. the fbi, the border patrol, u.s. marshals are joining in for the search of this little girl. she was reported listing saturday. per parents say they put her to dead friday night but she was not there the next morning. the family is cooperating in the investigation and they are also investigating this as a possible abduction. the is -- the search went on today for to -- for several years. items of hair, a -- a piece of paper and other forensic evidence has been found in a basement near his home. they also kind the trur --

found more evidence. the cardiac rescued -- the coast guard rescued people from a boat after the boat had run aground. ear the coast cardiac, tars did -- aground. the coast guard did say it was difficult to reach because it was in shallow water. world peace," known as ron artest, said he was just sell baiting a dunk when he hit james hardin from behind. "world peace" was ejected. he apologized after the game saying the hit was not intentionally. but it is up to the nba to isee

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a nor-easter is dumping rain and snow in the east coast. heavy, wet snow has been falling more than 12 hours now and 26,000 customers are reportedly without power. parts of new york state could see up to 12 inches of snow and in massachusetts, people are being warned about wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour off cape cod. this afternoon scientists from uc santa cruz will tag four falcon chicks in a nest at the pg&e headquarters on -- on beale street. they will put bands on them to identify them. an important meeting tonight involving one -- involving california's largest school district. the mt. diablo district has

30,000 students. the school board will deal with several issues including suspending the contract of the superintendent. they will also discuss measure c and they may even raise tax rates to speed up the construction. the national highway safety administration says 5,000 international c.e. buses could stall without warning. so far, three incidents have been reported. no accidents or injuries have been reported. the makers of the bus, avastar, says it's corporating with the investigation. one more time, let's check in with sal for an update on the commute. it's still pretty slow. 280 at 880. pretty slow traffic, northbound 17 traffic is going to be slow as well because of earlier problems. bay bridge, it's backed up for

about a 10 to 15-minute wait. temperatures, 50s, 60s and low 70s. it looks like a cooler week with maybe more than just fog. all right. thank you, steve. and that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join ktvu news at noon for the big changes coming to the oakland police department. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us. we are the sons and daughters of farmers who made cheese; the keepers of the loafs. the people who will never lower the bar. our world started in deep green grass and rain and the hills and the waves and the big, tall trees of tillamook, oregon. we make cheese of an exquisite standard

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