a shocking discovery for hikers in bodega bay. we'll tell you why authorities are waiting to move a man's body. >> a union city high school student shot just off pus right during the middle of the school day. how classmates describe that chaotic scene. >> rain has been moving up from southern california. question is how much or how much at all will make it here? >> immigration show down on our nation's capitol. the specific issue they are focusing on today. well good morning, to you. welcome to wednesday, april 25th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve paulson. >> santa clara valley trying to

work its way up. a lot of cloud cover over us. our system is leaning more toward the south bay and east bay. live storm tracker two shows the system on 101. we'll talk about temperatures coming up in five minutes. now to sal. >> we are looking at interstate 880 here in oakland. usually the way this commute goes it looks good until 8:00 then everyone gets crowded here. this commute gets going much earlier. about 6:15 or so. we have a complete update in a few moments. we are following developing news a body has been found in bo toga bay. lorraine blanco is there on the scene with the recovery efforts and information. >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriffs department is out here right now securing the area.

they are about 1,000 yards from us up on a cliff. the ocean is on the other side of that cliff. when the sun comes up, crews will be back here to bring the body out of the water. investigators don't have a lot of information to share with us. they do know it's a mans body lodged in rocks. a couple of people discovered the body while they were out taking in the scenery here. several departments responded. this is a pretty rocky area and very dark that is the reason authorities did not remove the body last nigh. instead of moving it authorities secured it. we are out here live. allysine this morning oakland -- also new this morning oakland police are investigating two shootings.

officer believe he was shot actually about a block away then ran and collapsed in the street. while police were investigating that scene they were called to a shooting on 40th street. man was found lying in the street there and was taken to the hospital in serious condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. time is 6:02. this morning classes will resume at james logan high school after a student was shot and that campus was locked down. alex savidge has been out there. he has more details about what happened yesterday including a description of the alleged shooter. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, to you dave. first off the district said there will be counselors available for students as they return to school. after one of their classmates was wounded in that shooting that happened just off this road. this morning police are only putting out a vague description

of that gunman. they it was a -- the gunfire broke out just after noon yesterday. after being shot that wounded student ran back toward campus. logan high and nearby elementary school put on lock down for several hours. some worried parents came by to pick up their kids. students that were in the middle of a testing day describes some anxious moments right after the shooting. >> we walked right out of lunch and they told us everyone was running and screaming if. they told us to come into the nearest classroom. >> reporter: we checked in early this morning with union city police they have not made any connection so far. at last check that young man that was shot was in serious but stable condition. police have not released husband identity and have not talked about a possible motive

for yesterdays shooting just off the campus here. we are live this morning in union city alex savidge. happening right now a demonstration right in front of the u.s. supreme court by people that oppose arizona's controversial immigration law. we just lost the picture there. the group will be holding a press conference featuring residence of arizona sharing firsthand stories about the impact of that law on families and communities. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on arizona's immigration law today. the arizona law requires people to question the immigration status. for people that are stop for other i havelations. coming up why one of the supreme court justices won't be hearing this case. >> 6:05. >> today the senate is expected

to pass a proposal to throw the u.s. postal service a last minute lifeline. it would make it tougher to close down thousands of post offices and end mail on saturday. lawmakers did not vote yesterday on a key plan calling for two-year ban on closing 3700 post services. more cows will be test positive. that tow was at a ran dam willing -- agricultural officials say the cow was never a threat to humans. however, the news has prompt -- up we will bring you a live bart on the ever the taken.

last night a fee proposal was passed by the associated students of uc berkeley council. it requires the students to pay $2 per semester for five years to keep the paper moving. sal. you are watching everybody. how are the folks behaving on highway 24? >> i think they will doing good. remember our boss drives there. so he is behaving. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at the commute now. quite seriously this commute does look good right now. any little thing can change. it's getting busy through highway 4 and walnut creek. moving along and taking a look at the toll plaza still no metering lights. it's still rather light getting

into san francisco. a little dark as steve said. we might see rain showers. remember when you drive around the bay area if it starts raining, you need to put the headlights on. this mornings commute on the hayward drive looks good. and in santa clara valley still looking nice driving through the entire valley up to cupertino. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. our system is finally moving. it's producing a lot of cloud cover. today it's moving. the rain line has been south. it's mainly around monterey, sow lianas -- salinas. both of those are reported light rain. rainfall through this afternoon and evening. not much. south bay, east bay then we

will focus our attention to the north. they will give -- system though today will give us a lot of cloud cover. most of the rain stays east and south of us. some is close enough. temperatures 60s and 70s. we are sitting at 60 degrees right now for almost everybody. upper 60s and low 70s on the highs. after thursday weekend looking better. 6:09 is the time. we are learning new information about a fatal officer involved shooting in fairfield. what we know about the man that was shot and killed by police. >> second bird strike in less than a week. >> plus their story gained international attention. now there is hope a british girl that vanished five years ago may be still alive.

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new this morning british law enforcement says the girl that vanished five years ago may still be alive. madeline disappeared before her fourth birthday. london police have now released an age progression photo. take a look at what she would look like now. her ninth birthday is next

month. investigators say evidence uncovered during a review has given them hope they will find her alive. also new this morning media tycoon rupert murdoch. he testified about the corruption and phone hacking. today he called phone hacking a lady way for support eres to do their job -- reporters to do their jobs. time is 6:13. the u.s. supreme court takes up a case today that will have a dramatic effect on whether states can crack down on illegal immigrants. ktvu alison burns is in your washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us and describe the political fight that is happening right now. >> reporter: dave, it is the last case of this term for the supreme court and it's going to have very big implications. this is a look at some of the

groups speaking outside the court this morning. the justices are considering whether arizona and other states can enact their own immigration laws. lower courts have put key parts of arizona's law on hold like the provision that requires local police check the immigration status of everyone they stop. democrats on capital hill held a hearing about it yesterday. saying immigration enforcement is a federal issue. the awe there are of arizona's law testified the feds are failing. >> the invasion of illegal aliens we face today. convicted felons, drug cartel, even terrorists pose one of the greatest threats to our nation. >> reporter: just kagan is not taking part in the case. because she worked on it while she was in the justice department. we'll have live coverage on what the groups are saying. for now we are live in washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news.

our time now 6:14. another plane had to make an emergency landing and now you can hear the pilot telling air traffic control about a bird strike. >> i declare an emergency. >> jet blue flight 571 made an emergency landing at suburban new york airport. look at the windshield. there is the bird on the windshield. the 54 passengers on board they were moved to another plane which landed safely at palm beach international airport later that night. >> okay. i'm very thankful everything turned out well. >> relieved i'm finally home. didn't think i was going to get here. >> luckily none of the passengers on board were hurt. north korea making threatening words for the u.s. this morning. he says his country is armed with powerful mobile weapons

capable of striking the use. that office says north carolina has weapons that defeat the united states in quote a single blow. we now know the name of the man who was shot and killed by fairfield police. 51-year-old robert mcmallein was shot during a violent struggle with an officer on monday night. it happened at his home as police were following up on an investigation. he was suspected of following an elementary schoolgirl home and taking pictures of her. police were at his house monday night. payday lend evers could find it a -- out of low income neighborhoods. next week santa clara county is voted to put in a place. a

temporary -- still want lou coo's company to build its new studio there. lucas pulled the plug on the project there. last week supervisors promised to clear any regulatory hurdles so lucas film would have a change of heart. but the company says no, it still plans to build elsewhere. the perjury trial of roger clemens continues today in houston. he faces six criminal counts. including abstraction of congress. prosecution is trying to use clemens' own words against him. prosecutors played a tape.

6:17. probasketballs newest bad boy has been suspended now. los angeles lakers you saw him there elbowing james harden of the oklahoma city thunder last sunday. now the nba suspended world peace for seven games including the playoffs. he will not play in tomorrow's game against the sacramento kings. the golden state warriors are having another bad season. they lost again last night. maybe they would sign up one- half our fan -- sign up one of their fans. how about that? that is what the team posted on their website. a season ticketholder made a half court shot. and, pam, he won $25,000. he is the third season ticketholder to sink a half court shot in the last month. if you drive on highway 12

in solano county give yourself extra time. they are replacing center divider posts. the road could be closed for ten minute intervals. work starts at 9:00 a.m.. wraps up at 2:00 in the afternoon. the work could be delayed if the weather is bad 6:1. let's get you out the door. sal, how sit looking -- how is it looking out there? >> it looks like it's getting more crowded. out to highway 4 it's not really stop and go here. it's out to the bay point we've had stop and go traffic. also the morning commute looks good on interstate 880 in both directions. past the coliseum. if you are driving in san jose northbound 101 we have been watching that for you. getting a little crowded near

allen rock. that is about all. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. a very good morning. i wouldn't say an angry sky but it's looking ominous. we have cloud cover coming up here. into the santa clara valley. mainly it's tracking he's. i think it has taken a hit bit of turn here. there are heavier amounts to the south. that line toward the east bay. mostly cloudy skies. light rain. showers possible. very muggy pattern over us. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we have a system coming down from the north tomorrow. system thursday and clears it out friday. sunny and warmer for the weekend. pam and dave. >> very nice.

you'll make a lot of people happy. the latest economic news not making people happy. durable good orders sank 4.2 in march. orers for transportation equipment fell 12.5 burst. the biggest decline since november of 2010. boeing reports a sharp rise in first quarter earnings. the aircraft builder said it had better than expected sales. that boosted boeings profits by 58% to $923 million for the quarter. boeing shares up more than 2% after the company raised its annual profit forecast. that should help out the dow this morning. 6:21. going way it on a ledge -- way out on a ledge to check in on baby falcon. now we know if it's a boy or girl. >> she was one of my soldiers. i taught her how to be a helicopter mechanic. >> they have been in love ever

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traffic is moving along relatively well. once on the bridge it looks good into the city. take a look at this tow truck was the object of an unusual police case. it began saturday afternoon. at the scene of an accident police say the chase did not endangerer other drivers because the tow truck obeyed traffic laws. the pursuit ended after an hour when the driver finally stopped the truck and surrenders to police. more fallout from the alleged dirty dui cases. another civil lawsuit has been filed against private investigator christopher butler. now butler allegedly orchestrated drunk driving arrests of at least five men who were going through divorces. he's also accused of selling stolen drug evidence along with

former central contra costa far cattics team. a faction of the occupy oakland movement took to the streets. >> fighting for freedom. >> they voiced support for army private braly manning that -- bradley manning that is accused of leaking military information. the protestors were turned away at president obama's campaign office. they also marched to the federal building and oakland police headquarters. 6:26. two soldiers meet serving overseas now they are home and getting married. the mother of sergeant jared of san jose greated him at san francisco international airport yesterday and met her future daughter-in-law for the very first time. >> she was one of my soldiers. i taught her how to be a

helicopter mechanic. >> on my birthday he came and used dress uniform and got down on one knee and proposed. >> they will go back to south korea after they get married may 4th in denver. the pair falcon chicks that hatched are now banded. a signist scaled the building. he also discovered there are two males, two females. they will probably develop enough feathers to fly by mid may. clean sweep for mitt romney. >> thank you pennsylvania, delaware, rhode island, connecticut and new york. thank you. >> what newt gingrich is saying about his campaign and as he falls further behind romney.

>> a gruesome discovery in bodega bay. why sheriffs deputies are still guarding the area. >> say hello to another local company making headlines on wall street. the opening bell about to ring.

here it is right on time. the opening bell in new york. ameritrade celebrating. they are celebrating over there in the nasdaq. another one of our bay area neighbors if. they are all going public around us. that is envivio. basically you like to watch tv on your mobile device or any time anywhere that's what they like to help. going public tea. they are happy and waving. we had a bunch ofly call

company -- bunch of local companies. >> we will say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here. it's wednesday, april 25th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. >> in the news thousands morning we are -- in the news this morning we are tracking developing new. a body found in bodega bay. ktvu lorraine blanco is out there now with details of what we know so far. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the sheriffs department is out here right now. they are keeping the area secure. you can see the a deputies suv up there about 1,000 yards from us. we are told crews will be back out here to bring the body it of the water this morning. investigators don't is a -- don't have a lot of information

for us right. they do know it's a mans body. several responded to the call. we're about 50 miles northwest of petaluma. pretty rocky area and dark at night. that's why authorities did not remove the body last night. it might have been too difficult or dangerous. instead of moving the body authority secured it. as soon as they can get to the body safely they will figure out the mans bo deand how it got here. reporting live in bodega bay lorraine blanco. san francisco police are investigating a shooting a man was seriously injured after being shot near plymouth avenue and fairlawn street. the victim is 47 years old. we do not know the mans name or

condition. no arrests have been made. 6:32. oikos university reopened for the first time sense that deadly shooting rampage where seven people were killed. coming up at 6:45 we will take you inside the classroom where the shooting occurred. we'll also tell you what one teacher said what it's like being on cam us. u.s. agricultural -- tested positive. tara moriarty joins us from berkeley with questions that are still unanswered. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out how this particular cow got infected. usually it's through the feed but that has been ruled out. u.s. officials say you should have no concern when you go to the grocery store to pick up that gallon of milk. that is because mad cow disease cannot be transmitted through milk. some dairy cows are slaughtered

for pet food. others are turned into human consumption. this diseased cow was never on its way to the slaughter house so there was no risk. nonetheless a large retailer in south korea says it will suspend product. one say as lot has changed since 20 years ago. >> there is a lot of cows in california these things will pop up. but there is enough things place this won't happen. >> reporter: 40,000 cows are tested for mad cow but that is out of millions of millions of cows and it's not enough. this cow was found at a rendering plant and ran damly selected for testing after it died. thus is the first case. there was -- this is the first

case in california and could threaten the $2 billion beef cattle industry. if you would like tips on how to protect yourself against mad cow disease there are consumer advocates that will share that with you. live from berkeley i'm tara moriarty. 6:34. ktvu is hearing from one of the protestors that have occupied farmland in albany that is owned by the university of california. some may be leaving there soon. the daily cal reports they are running old on supplies. protestors started farming that land on sunday. they want to educate people about food politics and protests to planned whole foods market. >> first night we had 28 rosen. ceps then we have been growing up to about 53 rows. and we've been planting tomatoes, carrots, pumpkin,

squash. >> they cyathea have been weeding and planting seeds but reportedly they have not disturbed a sustainable farming research that is set out there by one of the professors. that professor says he will visit the encampment tomorrow. >> the teachers are speaking out. yesterday teachers and supporters picketed -- hundreds of cool workers are in limbo after receiving preliminary layoff notices in march. negotiator from the district hopes to get the situation resolved by the againing of next month or not. several teachers, community leaders will be at the meating

they want to give more -- tonights meeting begins at 5:00. that is another the happening -- i want to take you there live to washington, d.c. where janet napolitano is being questioned. just yesterday two more employees resigned. the secret service says a third employee is having his national security clearance revoked. again we are looking live at the hearings right now. the agents are accused of hiring prostitutes in columbia while preparing for the presidents visit. presidential candidate mitt romney moving closer to clenching the presidential nomination. he won in connecticut, rhode island, delaware, pennsylvania, and new york. now after the victories romney

spoke to his supporters in new hampshire. that's where he launched his campaign almost a year ago and he attacked president obama's policies. >> to all of the thousands of good and decent americans i met that want nothing more than a better chance. a fighting chance. to all of you i have a simple message. hold on a little longer. a better america begins tonight. >> despite not winning any of'dest primaries. he says he is staying -- he will attenall -- mitt romney has 144 delegates. rick santorum is out of the race.

newt been. 6:38. steve paul son will be a as all of our notes. i'm looking at something that just popped up. first of all we will look at san francisco. the freeways look pretty good. however, getting to 101 on oak street going down the hill at buchanon there is hit and run accident. whoever hit that person took off. now the police are doing a hit and run investigation in one of the busiest intersections. give yourself extra time is f that is move. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. 15-20 minute delay. metering lights are on. this morning highway 4 still slow traffic heading west. but the rest of the contra costa county looks good.

680 looks good. if you are driving to hayward 880 southward looks good. let's go to steve. thank you. a lot of cloud cover. more sot war the south and east as our system finally moving. mostly cloudy skies. michael in san francisco said muggy conditions last night and today. it's all coming up from the south. this is the first of two systems. today's system. it's already been producing light rain toward the santa clara valley. down toward the central coast. you can see where the line is. it's pushing a i way heading off toward the valley and points east. some of the rainfall projections santa cruz mountains. livermore south for that first system. then we will focus our system to the north. that will also cool us down. we will go from a tropical feel to more normal conditions. slightly below average temps. all of this mess is being pushed to the east because of

this system right there. so two systems to deal with. mostly cloudy and muggy, mild. rain moving south to north. that is today's system. tomorrow's system will come down. that will give us morning rain. i don't think that will be too much. clouds, showers more toward the east again. that rain already pushing off. 60 rs and 70s. temperatures right now near 60- degrees. one more day of unsettled weather and clearing friday and sunny and warmer weather returns. 6:41. survivor describing the day the five sailors died in that yacht race. what that person is now saying about the tragedy that day. >> high school student shot just off this campus in union city. police still searching for the gunman. we'll give you a description of a possible get away vehicle. >> northbound 280 traffic looks good getting into the valley.

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welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. there is a new development into a story we first told you about. a man that was shot in oakland overnight has now died. this happened on 40th street

about 3:30 this morning. police found the shooting victim on the street. so far no arrests have been made. we're also tracking developing news of a man's body found in bodega bay. sheriffs deputies are guarding the area near bodega head. they are hoping recover the body sometime soon. a dead dairy cow found in the central valley tested positive for mad cow disease. that cody not enter the -- that cow did not enter the food supply. retailers suspended the sales of all u.s. beefs. a james logan high school student is recovering after being shot near campus. alex savidge is there at the scene where classes will resume this morning but police are still searching for the shooter. >> reporter: police still looking for that shooter later

this morning. counselors will be on hand for students as they return to classes at james logan high school. one of the classmates wounded in this shooting that happened just up the road right off of campus. this morning police put autoa vague description of gunman. a man with short brown hair and a beard possibly leaving the scene with a construction vest and driving a white work type pickup truck with blue writing on the side and a rack of some kind. the gunfire broke out just about noon yesterday. logan high school and nearby elementary school both put on lock down for several hours while police investigated. some worried parents came here to the school to pick up their kids. some told us they are frustrated by this violence so close to cam us. >> tragic. there is not enough intervention being done in this area. >> logan high school is generally a very peaceful

school. there is a police officer stationed there full time. >> reporter: at last check the young man that was shot was in serious but stable condition. police have not put out his identity or said how old he is. they have not talked about a possible motive for yesterdays shooting. live this morning in union city alex savidge. we are getting our first look inside oikos university in oakland to where a gunman killed seven people on campus. >> this is where the tragedy happened. >> the school has repaired the shooting damage but the nursing classroom where most of the victims were kill remains empty. one teacher says he can't believe it happened. >> the whole situation seemed so surreal and not like we were a part of it.

classes resume but some of the nursing students -- juan go is in sentence one -- brian chong described that tragic day in this four-page letter to sailinganarchy.com. the wave that crashed into that 38 feet yacht was the biggest he had ever seen. he said when it hit he and one other crew member how managed to stay on board. when they tried to pull others to safety another wave hit and chong was thrown into the water. those 15 minutes in the water

was the scariest place to be. the wayward gray whalen the one that has been tangled up in fishing lives. the whale eely it. spokesperson says another attempt to free that whale is being planned as we speak. she said we'll have to wait for the weather to get better before we make that second attempt. a controversial bill on abortions is making its way through the state legislature. coming up on mornings on 2 how the bill could expand who can perform abortions in california. sal, how is 541? >> it is okay. this is northbound 101. we got a tweet saying this traffic has become really heavy and asking if we could give us a little more focus here. i always like tweets like that.

if you have any commutes you would like covered more or can improve our reports in any way, send me a tweet or e-mail. most of us are on twitter by the way. let's take a look the commute in buchanon. hit and run crash near the bottom of the hill. i want to move the matches over the peninsula and show you 101 and 280 are still looking good. and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza that is typical about a 10-15 minute wait before you make it on the span. let's go to steve. >> thank you. very good morning. mostly cloudy skies. finally that rain ban is moving through. now it's taking aim more toward livermore and the delta. a lot of cloud cover. the rain looks to be favoring toward the east.

you can see it right there. things are a little too east and you just missed it by this much but it's close. 50s and 60s. really mild air mass over us. very tropical feel as you felt yesterday. most of the energy with this sirs system heading toward southern california. our next system is pushing it along. that will give us a little bit more in the way of light rain. but also it will cool us down. today cloudy to mostly cloudy. and some of that rain off toward the south and east mainly. 60s and 70s there. clouds light rain thursday and clear it out friday. thank you, steve. it's 6:51. keep an eye on apple stock. it's expected to reverse its recent losses now that the markets are open. cupertino based company reports stronger than expected quarterly earnings and sales of

the iphone doubled from last year. there were especially -- but checking in on a stock right now expected to open quite a bit higher. it's up about $57 a share. the federal trade commission received a record number of consumer complaints about debt collectors using facebook. some collection agencies set up fake profile and get friend users. others reportedly impersonate a debtors friend online and still others are posting public messages saying someone is late making appointments on the money owed. quarterback andrew luck learning the price of fame. he's being sued for something that happened four years ago. >> a new lawsuit is filed over the ship that hit the bay bridge causing an oil spill. why the ships owners are

blaming someone else for the crash. >> if you are driving on 680 it looks good so far. we do have traffic trouble spots.

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because it's up 100 points today. a lot of that has to do with apple. that stock up about 10% right now. and apple stock part of the nasdaq and the dow. time now 6:55. the owners of that container ship the one that hit the bay bridge in 2007 they want others to share the financial burden. the owner is suing pharmacists at a wongs drugstore for giving dangerous prescription drugs to the pilot of the vessel. fines and reimbursements have topped $50 million. the city of bakersfield according to a new report is the most polluted city in the country. that is according to the american lung association annual state of the air report. bakers field also came in third in terms of ozone levels. there is good news mixed in a

as a whole the united states has made significant progress in cleaning up the air. high school student loss get their hands dish -- students will get their hands dirty today. they will clean up the vandalism at candle stick community garden. the garden serves as an educational project. when the vandals turned over the tables about 9,000 seedlings fell out of their containers. tomorrow night andrew luck will be selected as the first pick in the nfl draft. but the future millionaire is now being sued. lees trading card is taking them to court. lucks representative have demanded the company to stop selling the cards. let's quickly go to sal. how does our commute look? >> right now we are looking at a couple things here.

i want to show you the traffic on 237 is slow. also this morning we are looking at interstate 880 that is okay in oakland. quick now with steve. >> sal, cloudy to mostly cloudy. rain mainly south and east but it will be another day where temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. kind of a mild muggy pattern. we'll have more on this rain coming up. >> also coming up a body turns up near bodega bay what is making the recovery effort so difficult. >> more gunfire on the street of oakland. two overnight shootings that are being investigated. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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