some hikers found a body over the cliff here in bodega bay. we'll tell you why the recovery effort is so tricky. one country panics in the wake of the discovery of mad cow disease in california. why usda officials say it's not necessary. a high school student is recovering from a gunshot wound this morning. what police are saying about the gunman. hold on a little longer. a better america begins tonight. [ cheers ] >> mitt romney made a clean sweep.

now newt gingrich is answering the question is he in or is he out? "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning to you. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, april 25th. we have an update on a story we brought to you this morning. lorraine blanco just found out the recovery operations of that found body in bodega bay will get underway very soon. lorraine? >> reporter: yeah. i just got off the phone with the sheriff's office and they don't have an exact time yet. but they say it will be very soon. the sheriff is up on the cliff. he has a k-9 with him.

investigators don't have a lot of information to share with us right now. they do know that it's a man's body lodged in some rocks right over that cliff. a couple of people discovered the body while they were checking out the view last night around 7:00. several responded to the call, including the fire department, the sonoma county sheriff's department and park police. we're about 50 miles northwest of petaluma. this is a pretty rocky area. it's dark at night. that's the reason authorities did not remove the body last night. it would have been too difficult and dangerous. as soon as they can get to the body safely, they will work on identity the man and how the man ended up here. the chopper 2 is in the air as we speak and we'll get you better video as it becomes available. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now -- oakland police are investigating two overnight shootings and within the last half-hour, we've learned one of those shootings is now a homicide.

police found the first victim on macarthur boulevard near 55th avenue around 3:00 this morning. officers believe he was shot about a block away, ran and then collapsed on the street. he is still alive but while police were investigating that scene, they were called to a shooting on 0th street. a man was -- on 40th street. a man was found lying on the street. he was taken to the hospital. we've just learned he has died. you are looking at live pictures of the scene where police are investigating. no arrests have been made in either shooting. 7:03. mad cow disease has been found in a dairy cow in the central valley. now a major retailer in south korea has suspended the sale of u.s. beef. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in berkeley to tell us how the u.s. government is reacting and what they are saying about our food supply. tara? >> reporter: well, u.s. officials say you should have absolutely no hesitation when you pick up that gallon of milk from the store this week and

that's because mad cow disease cannot be transmitted through milk. that's according to experts. although we do know that some dairy cows are used up for pet food and others are ground into ground beef for human consumption, including hamburgers at fast-food restaurants and on school lun menu -- school lunch menus. this infected cow was never on the way to the slaughterhouse, so there was no risk. a retailer in south korea says it will suspend sale of the product. the usds says there's no reason to panic. >> the safety of our food is addressed through our interlocking safeguards and through the removal of any type of material that contains the bse agent in the united states. >> investigators are still trying to figure out how this cow got infected. usually it's from seed but that's been ruled out. 40,000 cows are tested for mad cow this year and critics say

there should be more testing since there are millions of cows. this cow was found and randomly selected for testing before it died. this is the first case ever in california and the first case since 2006. it could threaten the state's $2 billion beef cattle industry. consumer advocates say there are two big days -- ways to protect yourself against mad cow disease. if you want to be extra cautious, they say buy boneless cuts of beef, te say only if it is grund at the actual cheer -- they say only if it is ground at the actual store. back to you. california lawmakers are considering a bill, one that would expand who would be able to perform abortions. it would allow nurse practitioners, midwives to perform what's known as an

aspiration abortion. those types of abortions take place in the first trimester of the pregnancy. there will be another hearing on the bill tomorrow. later today, the arizona law will be examined. coming up for you at 7:15, the specific issue before the supreme court today. it is 7:50. mitt romney made a clean sweep of all five states in the presidential primaries yesterday. newt gingrich had said he would reassess staying in the race if he did not win delaware, a state he campaigned heavily. well, he did not win delaware. but it's difficult to tell what he will do. he said he could be affected as a citizen moving forward and he refers to himself as a unifier and realistic. on the other hand, he says his campaign has 23 events set up

this week in north carolina and that he will be attending all of them. the senate could vote on a plan to save the u.s. postal service as we know it. the bill would make it tougher to close thousands of post offices and end mail delivery on saturdays. the postal service says it needs to do those things to become profitable again. it reported a $5.1 billion loss. last fiscal year. the bill is expected to pass. the "dailycal" will remain in circulation. the proposal asked students to pay $2 per semester for five years to keep the paper running. last night's vote overturned a previous executive order. sal, what's happening? >> not much, dave. what's happening with you? [ laughter ]

>> not much. >> i'm sorry. that was kind of funny. let's go out and take a look at what's happening. absolutely. we do have some slow traffic out there on northbound 101. as a matter of fact, people are saying, hey, what's happening with 101? it's become really slow? right here it's not that bad. i want to show you on the maps just up the road, you can see there -- near the sunnyvale road, the road sensors are turning red. some slow traffic getting into the valley. 101 has not been that good. i was alerted by a tweet. 80 you might want to consider that as an alternate. it's looking good. let's go back to the live pictures. westbound bay bridge, that's backed up for a 10 to 15-minute delay. no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. let's go to steve. okay. thank you, sal. well, mostly cloudy skies. kind of warm, sticky, tropical. wind coming up from the south.

our system is finally moving. it's producing rain to the east and to the south. i just heard from our observer, tom, in blossom hill and he said very dark skies. there's been some rain to the south. there's also some offshore. now, we're on the western edge of this really, south bay and east bay. but you can see there's still some developing offshore. it's heading towards us. we have rain in the forecast, nothing too outrageous. this system has a lot of moisture. it's just to the east and south of us. 50s and 60s. that air mass will cool down from this system tomorrow. now that system is also burning this one along -- bumping this system along it's been out here for about five days. finally getting going. as it does, it's taking most of the energy away from us. but plenty to keep a lot of clouds and maybe some rain in the forecast. most of the rain towards santa clara valley. but close enough that we have to mention it for everybody.

60 degrees. temperatures, coast, bay, inland. there won't be a big spread on the afternoon high temperatures. now, a cooler system arrives on thursday. then we clear it out and then the weekend, sunny and warmer in the morning. the days will be warmer. new this morning the world's most beautiful woman in all of 2012, according to "people" magazine is beyonce. that's right. beyonce tells "people" magazine she feels more beautiful than ever, ever since she gave birth to her daughter, blue ivy carter in january. she's 30 years old. she's a 16-time grammy winner. she's married to jay-z. other celebrities who made the list include julia roberts, nicole kidman. >> i think a lot of people, men and women, would agree with that choice. >> absolutely. you're on the list. >> thank you. another midair emergency

due to a bird strike in new york. what happened to this plane full of passengers after it hit some geese? we're learning more information about an officer- involved shooting in fairfield. and the decision about metaworld peace after giving -- metta world peace after giving another player a concussion.

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kristin just tweeted light rain out in brentwood. some of that rain, east bay, south bay. generally, cloudy skies, very mild and muggy conditions. temperatures near 70 degrees. more rain comes in tomorrow. but that's a cooler system. 7:13. a bird strike forces a passenger jetliner to make an emergency landing. here's the emergency radio call from the pilot. >> we gotta come back. we hit two big geese.

>> the flight had to make an emergency landing at a suburban new york airport last night and you can see why. the look at the windshield, it's pretty shattered. >> we started swerving immediately right after the two hit. he was rocking the plane back and forth. we knew something was going on. i'm gonna die. i'm not gonna see my family. i'm not gonna get home. >> 54 passengers were on the plane, bound for florida. no one was hurt. another big battle at the u.s. supreme court pitting state's rights against the federal government. ktvu's alison burns reports the issue this morning is whether arizona and other states can enact their own immigration laws. alison? >> reporter: dave, while the arguments are underway this hour inside the court, demonstrators are continuing to gather outside for the most part this morning, we've seen church groups speaking out

against arizona's immigration law. they say it's tearing communities apart. this morning, the justices will consider whether arizona and other states can enact their own tough laws like those that require police to check the immigration status of anyone they believe is undocumented. the obama administration and civil rights groups are arguing it's up to the feds to enforce immigration rules. >> it's not for the state of arizona or the state of california -- to decide what kind of regime they want to enact. it's the united states government that must interact with other foreign solve rens. >> elena kagan has refused herself from the case. the supreme court is not releasing audio of the arguments like it did a few weeks ago in the health reform case but we do have a crew there and we'll have more reaction outside of the court during my next update, in about an hour. for now we're live in washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news.

7:15. we have new details about the trial of anders breivik, the man who admitted killing 77 in norway. this morning, he said a report that declared him insane is meant to portray him asker ration -- as irrational and inuntell gent. the second -- unintelligent. kofi annan is selling the u.n. security council that the situation in syria is bleak and that the syrian government is not abiding by the cease fire. there are reports of government troops watching from rooftops as u.n. monitors and visit the area. then activists say when the monitors leave, the government troops enter those areas and shoot at anyone who talked to the monitors. north korea has threatening

words. he says his country is armed with powerful weapons that are capable of striking the u.s. pyongyang is marking the 80th anniversary of its national army. the officer says north korea has weapons that can defeat the u.s. in a single blow. 7:16. now we know the name of the man who was shot and killed by fairfield police during a confrontation monday night. 51-year-old robert mcmullen was shot during a violent struggle with an officer. it happened at mcmullen's home as police werefulling up on an investigation. now, mcmullen was suspected of following an elementary school home and taking pictures of her. police were at his home monday night because his car fit the description of the man one that had followed the child. well, more fallout from the alleged dirty dui cases in contra costa county. another civil lawsuit has been filed against private investigator christopher

butler. butler allegedly orchestrated drunk driving arrests of at least five men who were going through divorces. now, he's also accused of selling stolen drug evidence along with former central contra costa narcotics team commander, norman wielsch. rupert murdoch calls phone hacking a lazy way for reporters to do their job. he testified about the corruption and phone-hacking scandal that force held to shut down his news of the world. dozens have been arrested. and his company has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to phone-hacking victims. new this morning, british law enforcement says a girl who vanished five years ago may still be alive. madeline mccann disappeared just before her 4th birthday in

portugal. london police have released an age-progression photo of what she might look like now. her 9th birthday is next month. evidence has given hope she will be found alive. well, farmers in lake county are opposing a june ballot measure, one that would extend the right to farm protections to medical marijuana growers. now, the right to farm laws are intended to protect agricultural operations from lawsuits. this is the first time an april tempt is being made to apply the law to lauren farming -- the law to marijuana cropping. city council met last night but they postponed making a decision about the san bruno

pipeline. there are three options, they are looking at -- remove the pipe, fill it in with concrete or tear it out. that pipeline has not been used since that natural gas explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in september of 010. the perjury trial of roger clemens continues today in houston. he's accused of lying to congress about taking steroids. he faces six criminal counts, including obtruck of congress, making -- obstruction of congress, making false statements and perjury. the prosecutors are trying to use his own words against him. they played a tape in which clemens told investigators back in 2008, he had never used performance-enhancing drugs. basketball's bad boy will ride the bench for a while. metta world peace, formerly

known as ron artest, elbowed a player from the oklahoma thunder. he's still out with a concussion. now metta world peace has been suspended for four games -- for six games. well, the golden state warriors are having another bad season. they lost again last name. perhaps they should sign up the -- night. perhaps they should sign up some of the fans. [ cheers ] >> the team posted on its website, season ticket holder, kevin, making a half-court shot. he's the third season ticketholder to sink that shot- - i bet you could do that. >> it's making me think i can do that.

7:21. it's kind of a mild morning. rain is on the way. you may want to take an umbrella. steve will be here. i will -- he will tell us when and where. there are new efforts to lure george lucas and the film studio back to marin county. good morning. northbound 880. it looks pretty good driving up to high street. we'll tell you more straight ahead. iles away ! with this droid razr... motorola... verizon 4g lte... video... skype.

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george lucas' film company is saying thanks but no thanks to marin county supervisors who still want the company to build his studio there. earlier this month, lucas pulled the plug after getting plants from neighbors in the area. last -- complaints from the neighbors in the area. the company plans to build elsewhere. mare island has -- i've heard they would be interested in having lucas film there.

hey, sal, glad you're back. how are the folks on 880 doing? >> they are okay. in this picture of 880. i just noticed that you can see the beginnings of that yu -- of that new overcrossing. they are widening the freeway there. they've replaced some old overpasses that were not seismically sound. pretty soon you are gonna see those. relatively soon you are gonna see the freeway wider. let's move along and take a look at westbound 92. the san mateo bridge looks good so does the dumbarton bridge. 237, some stop-and-go traffic near 880. not all that bad. the slowest traffic in san jose is on 101 about -- 101 from about mckee road. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. our system is finally making a move. it's been giving us the tropical, muggy, sticky fail.

a lot of ciao. rain off to the east and south and there's more offshore. on live stormtracker2, it's moving -- kristin said there's light rain in brentwood. she's on the edge of that, bethel island back to -- well, east of livermore over to the altamont pass. the system will continue to march in. it's getting pushed along. it's next system will continue to bump it off to the east. a lot of clouds -- if you don't have rain, it will be cloudy. kind of muggy. this gives us the muggy feel. tomorrow's testimony will be cooler. that will give light rain and reverse things. it will be more likely in the north bay and then sweeping over the area but it's not that strong of a system clearing friday and it looks much better for the weekend. >> thank you, steve. new word that a bicyclist who hit and killed a pasadena last month may -- killed a pedestrian last month may face

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class is back in sex at james logan high after one of its students shoot -- one of its students was shot -- class is back in session at jails logan high school of a one of its students was shot. alex savidge has more -- high school. one of its own students was shot. alex savidge. >> reporter: yes, the district says counselors will be available to students. many students arriving today say they don't know the young man who was -- would was shot and wounded. police are have not released his identity and are not talking about a motive. it happen the near 14th and 18th street. logan high and one another school, both put on lockdown. a short time ago, i talked to a mother dropping her son off for classes. she said she went into a panic when she found out about the shooting and did not want to

show her face. >> my blood pressure went up. i couldn't get ahold of my son. i couldn't get ahold of the school. i was ready to come over here. i didn't know what happened, if it was random or -- >> reporter: and this morning, police only have a vague description of the gunman -- a man seen leaving the scene with short hair and a beard as well driving a work-type white pickup truck possibly with blue letters on the side and a rack of some kind. we checked in with union city police. so far no arrests have been made in this investigation and at last check, that young man who was shot and wounded. the student here from logan high school was in serious but stable condition at the hospital. live this morning in union city, alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police busy investigating a shooting from last night. the man was seriously wounded

near plymouth avenue last night around 8:45. he's 47 years old. but we don't know his name or his condition. so far, no arrests have been made. 7:316789 a faction of the occupy oakland movement demanding freedom for political prisoners. >> fighting for freedom! >> fighting for freedom! >> they were supporting army project bradley manning who is accused of leaking u.s. military secrets and just a couple of minutes ago, we just learned that a military judge refused to throw out the charges against private manning. this happened during a hearing in maryland. manning's trial is scheduled to begin september 21st. if he's convicted of the most serious charge, manning could face life in prison. also in san francisco, hundreds of people marched to the merchant exchange building.

that's where a wells fargo shareholders' meeting was taking place. 14 protesters actually got access inside. the police escorted them out for disrupting that shareholders' meeting. the meeting did continue with stockholders electing 15 new directors. they also approved a compensation plan for executives. some occupy protesters who haven't been farming organic vegetables on land used by uc researchers may be leavingen soo. they began to -- may be leaving soon. they began to plant when they got there. >> we've -- the second day we got to like 53 rows. we have been planting tomatoes, carrots, pumpkins, squash, stuff like that. >> they may leave slow because they are running low on supplies and the university

shut off their water supply. the gray whale tangled up in fishing lines and buoys has been spotted off the monterey coast. last week the whale eluded rescuers in southern california who tried to free it from the debris. a spokesperson for the national fisheries council says another attempt to free the whale is being planned but she says they have to wait for the weather to clear before they try anything. 7:33. tonight is the latest meeting about san mateo county's proposal to ban plastic bags. leaders are holding a series of get-togethers they are asking individuals as well as business owners how that ban would affect them. if it's approved, it would require all retail stores to stop using plastic except as a protective player -- layer of foods. the meeting begins at 6:00. well, san bruno may close two elementary schools. the supt says the closures of el crystal and -- the supervisor says the closures of

el crystal and one other school will be needed possibly. they meet tonight at 7:00. san francisco teachers are opposing the layoffs and budget cuts being proposed by that school. yesterday, they picketed right in front of the school headquarters on franklin street. so far hundreds of teachers have already received pink slips. but school district officials say it's not their fault. >> we're not the enemy. in this situation the enemy happens to be the state of california. >> the district is facing an $83 million budget deficit over the next two years. the proposed cuts including suspending teacher sabbaticals and five school days every school year. the oakland unified school district will get on whether or

not to give more power to its schools. several teachers, parents and community leaders plan to be at the meeting tonight. they want the school district to give more power to the schools as a way to keep them from becoming charter schools. the meeting starts at 5:00 this evening. it will be held at the school district building on second avenue. 7:35. there's been another case of suspected pet poisoning in gilroy bringing the total number of dead pets to five. the latest incident happened two weeks ago on bird song street. a woman says her 2-year-old cat suddenly started vomiting and by morning was dead. she lives one street away. that's where four alleged animal poisonings have been reported. in all of the case, the animals started vomiting and having seizures before dying. police are investigating the allegations. the cyclist who fatally hit an elderly pedestrian in a san francisco crosswalk may be charged with a felony.

the chronicle reports that george gascon is getting ready to file felony vehicular manslaughter charges against bucary. he claims in a blog post he tried to avoid a crowd of people. but investigators have been reviewing a surveillance video that apparently contradicts that account. napa valley growers will talk about the upcoming grape season. they will explain what's coming up in the season and also talk about changes happening in the valley. right now the most extensive replanting is underway. perhaps the most important thing they will talk about is the weather. they say any more heavy rain or even cold would be really bad news for the breaks. well, new rules in sonoma county will make it harder to plant vineyards on hillsides. yesterday, stronger erosion preventtion measures were approved by the board of

supervisors. that decision could still mean bad news for both sides. environmentists don't think deet sigses are strong enough. growers don't think the decision is fair and say the process is rushed. all right. we want to check in with sal. there may not be a lot of rushing on the freeways. >> no. as a matter of fact, 101 in san jose has become lately the bad actor, if you will, in the commute. it goes up and down. when we see the traffic here, it looks good. but just up the road, it slows down. you can kind of tell by looking at this live shot that traffic does slowdown up to sunnyvale. i would say 208 better -- looks better -- 280 looks better. i'm looking here at the bay bridge, just to check in with it. about a 15-minute delay. no problems on the span. an overturned vehicle, an overturned taxicab, southbound 808 at lieu well llewelyn -- at

llewelyn. this crash is affecting two lanes and it could affect traffic in oakland heading south. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very good morning. do we have an incoming flight? i believe we do? i believe that is southwest coming in from san diego. on time! there's some trying to work its way -- some clouds trying to work its way up there. the southeast wind, coming over land, heading over, usually we get a west or a northwest wind. that's not the case. they had a lot of that cloud cover finally pushing north. you can see almost -- southeast, southeast, southeast. all of these southeast directions. most of the rain is trying to stay north and east. it's a fine lin -- fine lin. it's really close. there's more off the coastline that wants to work its way up

here. 59, 61. oakland, is 61. the coolest is san rafael at 56. everyone else is within about 4 or 5 degrees of that. that southeast wind really pumps in a very mild air. kind of a tropical air mass over us. the low is finally moving two systems. we have the one today which is finally moving but it's mainly heading to southern california but that wrap around will throw a lot of clouds our direction. this system coming dunn from the north that will be here -- down from the north. that will be here tomorrow. these are not strong systems unless you are in the valley or in southern california. then there's the possibility of moderate rain. mostly cloudy, mild. rain moving south to north. this will mainly be san jose, east bay, peninsula, north bay, probably not in line, a little zig and a zag. it looks like more clouds than anything else. tomorrow, this system coming it from the north, it will be cooler. we'll see the wind turn westerly. temperatures will come down. today a lot of clouds, mostly cloudy. 60s and 70s. some of the rain again has made

it out to parts of the east bay in the santa clara valley. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. just a warm, warm pattern. tomorrow will be cooler. friday, we cool it out and we'll have cooler lows but warmer afternoons. thank you, steve. 7:40. in just seven weeks, we will have to say goodbye to a long- time member of the ktvu family. yesterday, reporter lloyd la cuesta announced his plan to retire. he's an alumni of the journalism school. he's -- he says there's more to his job than just reporting the news. >> you are not just talk to a camera. you are talking to people on the other side. you affect their lives. you have a heavy, heavy responsibility. >> along with reporterring, he's done some peach -- reporting he's done some

teaching. he's not decided what to do. you can still see him on the 10:00 news before he signs off. president obama was on the jimmy fallon show and joined in on fallon's popular slow jammin' the news segment. >> now is not the time to make school more expensive for our young people. [ cheers ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> you should listen to the president. [ laughter ] >> president obama continues his push for congress to renew the student loan measure at the university of iowa today. the reason facebook may be delaying it's ipo. and how apple's stock is doing after announcing their latest

quarterly reports. it's still about the economy and we're not stupid. [ cheers ] >> how mitt romney did in yesterday's five primaries and reaction from his remaining opponents.

stocks opening higher. boeing, up 4.3%. the dow the first quarter profits soared 58% as airlines around the world are updating their fleets with more fuel- efficient planes. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 78.

the nasdaq is up 61. that's up over 2%. the big reason, of course, apple stock, which is up 9.5% right now over -- up over $52 in early trading today. that's after the cupertino- based company reported strong second quarter earnings. there are reports that facebook may delay its ipo. they werisming for sometime in may. the change is after facebook went on a buying spree that included the photo sharing startup instagram. now facebook will have to discuss the impact of those acquisitions with the s.e.c. newt gingrich has just

announced he's transitioning out of the presidential race in the face of mitt romney's five- state primary sweep yesterday. here is new video of what gingrich had to say this morning. >> i think obviously that i would be a better candidate about the objective factors that the voters didn't think that. and i also think it's very, very important that we be unified. nothing should -- no conservative anywhere in america should have any doubt about the importance of defeating barack obama. jamie dupree joins us via skype from washington, d.c. with what else gingrich is saying this morning and are you surprised by what he's saying? >> reporter: well, newt gingrich didn't have a good day yesterday. mitt romney won every single county in every district, delaware, pennsylvania, new york, connecticut and rhode

island. gingrich hoped to win in delaware and lost there by 20 points. he's getting in more debt every day. one of my colleagues said gingrich wrapped up a speech 25 minutes ago and after 25 minutes never mentioned a his bid for the white house. he was not exactly representing a threat to mitt romney at this point in time. >> does he have any future in this race? maybe a role in a potential romney campaign? >> i would say this -- most people in the gop establishments regard newt gingrich -- and i've covered him for 35 years -- they regard him as a little bit of political kryptonite and would rather not touch him. he's always managed to put himself back in the conversation. i would think he might enforce romney next week is what we're hearing but having him as part of that team, we'll see. so kind of the last opponent standing, then, at

this point is ron paul. i know you've been hearing from some of his supporters who are refusing to give up? >> yeah. ron paul has done well in some states that don't have primaries. the ones that have caucuses. if you go back and look at the stores that rick santorum did and -- stories that rick santorum did, but when it comes to the primaries, paul is not doing well. he won a handful of delegates. but he didn't get more than 21% in almost every single county that was up for grabs yesterday. and while paul will go forward -- and he certainly will. i don't expect him to get out of the race -- i don't think the romney people see him as an impediment for getting the nomination. >> so what is romney's strategy? is he gonna keep campaigning there or is he gonna keep focusing on the big race in

november? this is an interesting time for romney because i would argue that you miss and opportunity in you don't go to some of these states that still have to vote. if you just sit in your campaign headquarters and do some fund-raising or do strategy work that you still have to get out the vote and still go to some of those places. this will be an interesting test for him. i always say this -- there's only a certain number of days and a certain number of hours until election day and everyone that you waste is one that you -- and everyone that you waste is one that you cannot get back. 7:50. a u.s. senate hearing about the secret service prostitution scandal is happening right now. homeland security chief janet napolitano is being questioned about the secret security scandal. 12 agents are accused of hiring

prostitutes in colombia while preparing for the visit of the president. this morning, napolitano testified there was no risk to president obama as a result of what happened. she also called the allegations inexcusable and said a thorough investigation is underway. well, this morning, president obama is in iowa continuing his college tour at the university of iowa. yesterday, the president went to universities in colorado and north carolina. now, he's pushing congress to extend student loan legislation to freeze the loan rates at 3.4%. if congress doesn't take any action, those rates will double on july 1st. >> this should be a no-brainer, helping more of our young people afford college should be at the forefront of america's agenda. it shouldn't be a democratic or republican issue. think about it. >> now, republican presidential front-runner mitt romney has also endorsed the idea of freezing the student loan rate.

well, there was an awkward moment for a young woman during president obama's visit in boulder, colorado. the president was out meeting and greeting people outside of a local restaurant when that woman spilled yogurt on his pants, tori. >> wow. >> president obama took it in stride. he wiped off the yogurt with a towel and told her getting yogurt on the president, you have a story to tell right now. the woman said she was very embarrassed. >> it's totally something i would have done. [ laughter ] >> would have been mortified. 7:52. federal agents break up a major drug ring. the drugs they confiscated and the alleged ties to a bay area music label. also why police say a tow truck driver led them on a chase for more than an hour. i'm a native californian.

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in the san fernando valley area in los angeles. the driver got into a fight with police officers at the scene of an accident. well, the chase that happened, it didn't endane danger any other drivers because believe it or not, the tow truck driver obeyed the laws, he didn't speed. you can see the tow truck driver there finally stopped and surrendered. some teenagers are using hand sanitizers to get drunk. calls are up at the poison control center in san francisco about alcohol poisoning from drinking sanitizer. youtube is filled with videos showing teens ingesting hand sanitizers and then passing out. toxicologists say hand sanitizers are 62% alcohol. parents are urged to use foam instead of gel because it's more difficult to distill the alcohol. >> frightening. federal agents busted a drug ring with local ties to a

music label phone as phiz entertainment. 45,000 ecstasy pills, crack cocaine and cash was seized. the fbi arrested 25 people in three states. local arrests were made in oakland, vallejo, fairfield and stockton. investigators say the alleged ring shipped drugs from cities as far away as new york and atlanta. 7:55. let's check in with sal. how are our friends on highway 24 doing. >> they are doing well. and even people who are not our friends are doing okay. you can see it's a little bit slow here, la fayette. but there are no crashes which is the best part. yes, it will be a little crowded. not only here but also on 680 heading south of pleasant hill. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. again, it still looks good for this time of the morning. you will be waiting for about 10 minutes and then off you go into san francisco. quickly, we still have the

crash clearing in hayward and san leandro. but traffic really messy heading south. let's go to steve. a lot of cloud cover and some rain is getting closer. there's been some light rain, especially off to the east bay and parts of the santa clara valley. but it's moving towards the monterey peninsula right now. there is a lot of cloud cover, very mild, southeast wind. it has a tropical feel to it. there's two systems. there's one to the north. that are cool us -- that will cool us down. so the system over us now is the one coming up from the south. you can see the rainband is increasing right off monterey. i mean, again, san jose, livermore, santa cruz mountains, looks to be the main target as this system will continue to push off to the east and south. if it weren't for the system to the north, i think we're all in line. cloudy to mostly cloudy. very mild, warm conditions, considering the cloud cover over us. rain to the south but moving north. but again i would favor the south bay, maybe the santa cruz mountains into the east bay, 60s and 70s. tomorrow will be cooler with

the system coming in. that will give us light rain in the morning. it's gone by friday. the weekend, sunny and warmer. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:57. oakland police, boy, they are busy this morning, investigating two overnight shootings. the reason police had to search for one at the crime scene. >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriff's office just arrived here in bodega bay. we'll tell what you they are up to. >> reporter: a case of mad cow disease here in california has far-reaching repercussions overseas. we'll tell you why there's no health risk.

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, it's april 25th. well, there's some new victims to tell you about. the case of a body that was found -- developments to tell you about. the case of a body that was found in bodega bay. lorraine blanco has been out there all morning. she's there now and a sheriff ahelicopter just arrived. what are we looking at, lorraine? >> reporter: well, dave, you can see right now that they are lifting a rescuers on that

helicopter as we speak. it's -- he's descending into the cliff area, we're guessing, to get the body out of the water. they arrived here just a few minutes ago. there are about a thousand yards from us here at bodega bay head park. authorities say a man's poddy is lodged into rocks right over the cliff. let's take a look at video. you can see a coast guard in the water with a few people inside. a couple of people discovered the body while they were checking out the view around 7:00 last night. several ds responded to the call including the fire department, sonoma county sheriff's department and park police. let's take a look back live again. you can see the chopper is lifting something out of the water right now. this is a pretty rocky area. it's very dark at night. that's the reason authorities did not remove the body last night. it would have been too difficult and dangerous. so instead of moving the body, authorities secured it until now this morning. as soon as they can get to that body safely, they will work on

trying to identify the man and find out how the body ended up there. the sheriff's department chopper is circling the area. it has a line attached to it. it's flying away. we'll stay on top of it -- on top of this. back to you. >> all right, low lane. more details -- lorraine. more details as they come in. police are investigating two overnight sheetings and just within the last hour, we found out one of those shootings is now a homicide. police found the first victim on macarthur boulevard near 55th at 3:00 this morning. police believe he was shot about a block away. he ran, then collapsed into the street. he survived. now, while police were investigating that scene, they were called to a shooting on 40th street. the man was found in the street. he was taken to the hospital.

we just found out he passed away. no arrests have been made in either shooting. well, police in moraga say a man made a false robbery report that sent them on a wild goose chase for a month. they arrested the 25-year-old walnut creek man who they say lied about being robbed at knifepoint. police say he just wanted to see how police would respond to such a report. well, the officers took it seriously, they went on a month- long manhunt. once they realized they had been had, they arrested the so- called victim. he's now charged with filing a false police report. 8:03. more national attention for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. registration has just begun for volunteers to join in today's search. we just got off the phone with organizers who say the television show "america's most wanted" plans to send a crew to videotape search efforts. a previous show had simply

mentioned her disappearance. 15-year-old sierra lamar vanished while heading to school last month. a major retailer in south korea is curbing the sale of u.s. beef. that's after the discovery of mad cow disease in a dairy cow in the central valley. tara moriarty joins us live from berkeley with the reason that u.s. officials say the food supply is safe. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. we're here at one of the research centers for the usda. the officials say you should no have -- have no concern about picking up a gallon of milk this week. we do know that dairy cows can be slaughtered for pet food and turned into ground beef for human consun shum. this -- consumption. this could you was never on the way to the slaughterhouse. so know risk. the usds will announce plans to

suspend sale of the product. >> we're ensuring that our food safety -- we have a safe food supply. not only here but in the entire country. investigators are still trying to figure out how this cow got intented. they are also test -- infected. they are also testing other cows from the same herd. critics say there should be more testing since there are millions of cows. this cow was found at a renterring plant. this is the first case ever in california and it could threaten the state's $2 billion beef cattle industry. consumer advocates say there's two big ways you can take extra precautions against mad cow disease. one is to buy boneless cuts the meat. the other is to make sure that when you buy the beef, it's ground at the actual store you

buy it in. back to you. 8:05. well, governor brown is hinting about what to expect when he releases his revised budget next month. he was in san jose yesterday. while he was there, he told the ceos to expect a lot of complaints when his new budget is complete next month. revenues are still lower than expected. the san jose city council voted to block bonuses from the retirees' pension system. this provides retired city workers an additional 13th pension check in the years when the earnings exceed their tag tag -- their targets. right now, san jose is expected to be 3 billion short of the funds needed for the retiree

healthcare costs. in december, san jose, san jose -- san jose students got the ball rolling to raise minimum page to $10. supporters of the plan turned in 36,000 signatures. the mercury news reports enough of those signatures were valid to put the measure on the ballot this fall. let's check in with sal. you got the chopper. >> let's go right to the chopper. newschopper2 showing us 880 backed out of the -- 880 back out of oakland, heading south, the scene of an overturned cab. the backup is terrible. if you are trying to get down to fremont, don't use 880. right now, 880 southbound is

just a mess. the only improvement we've had is some of those lanes have been cleared. it's bad. let's take a look at the westbound 24 drive. getting a little crowded here in la fayette. it's also slow on nearby 680 driving near the caldecott tunnel. this morning's commute at the toll plaza is backed up for about a ten-minute wait. >> good morning. we have a cloudy pattern. some rain has been out to the east bay and south bay. there's some offshear. that will be a different system. that will give us a cooler pattern. today's mild, muggies coming up from the south. the wind direction is coming out of the southeast. the rain has been getting closer. live stormtracker2 shows most of the rain was san jose south and east out towards brentwood. you can see right off monterey, it's close. so again, santa cruz mountains, east bay, south bay more in

line, than, say, the peninsula and also the north bay. tomorrow, that will reverse itself. by tomorrow, that cold front comes in and then we'll focus our aden. we'll flip-flop it. it will be more towards the north. these are not very strong systems. about .10 should cover it. it doesn't look like we're close enough. we're too far to the west. but we'll keep the rain in the forecast. 60 santa rosa, concord, livermore, very rare to see this, temperatures low 60s. even hayward, mountain view and also oakland just due to the cloud cover and the source of it which is down to the south. it's moving in because that system is bumpping it along -- burning -- bumping it along. no doubt about it. two systems. mostly cloudy, rain moving south to north. but it will move off as the next system moves in. we'll have morning rain tomorrow. .10 should cover it. there sh -- there could be a little bit more to the north. clouds, rain to the south.

but some light rain possible for anyone. but heavier amounts towards san jose. 60s and 70s. just a few breaks in the clouds. i don't think it will be much. rain plus cooler conditions on thursday. then we clear it out friday and the weekend, sunny side up and warmer. 8:09. officials hand. k the eskate of -- handling the estate of robert kincaid is taking action against his girlfriend. in the court documents, they accused her of breaking a confidentialality agreement when she talked to reporters after he died. it also reports she failed to reveal right and business -- it also reports she revealed private information from order to make a profit. in a four-page letter to

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instantly on any screen. find out more online. something's happening right now in the case of that body found in bodega bay. lorraine blanco is there at the

scene. a recovery operation is happening. cameras are panning around. what are we seeing? what's going on, dave? >> reporter: well, dave, the sheriff's department helicopter just lowered a basket in the cliffside. you saw during our 8:00 live shot, the recovery crew arrived in the chopper. if we can take a look at that video. they attached a line of two people and a couple of people discovered the body while they were checking out the view around 7:00 last night. several departments responded to the call including the fire department, sheriff's department and park police. we're about 50 miles northwest of petaluma. this is a pretty rocky area. it's very dark at night. that's the reason authorities did not remove the body last night. it would have been too difficult and too dangerous. so instead of moving the body, authorities -- authorities secured it and came out.

as soon as they can they will work on identifying the body. the helicopter is now lifting the body out of the water. we're not gonna show you what that looks like. however, they've recovered the body as we speak. again, they will be working to try to figure out this man's identity and how the man ended up here. reporting live in bodega bay, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we'll check back with you shortly. thank you, lorraine. it's 8:16. new this hour, the u.s. supreme court is wrapping up arguments in the landmark immigration case. the court is considering arizona's controversial immigration crackdown and its stake and whether other states could do the same thing. >> reporter: it's the last days of this term for the supreme court. it could have very big implications. this is some video our views sent us from outside the court. some of the clouds that have gathered outside, we do expect

the lawyers to come out any minute to talk about their arguments and what the justices asked this morning. the high court is 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. the retired archbishop of los angeles says the laws will force immigrants out and tear communities apart. >> we see in this struggle, just not just legal issues. we see the struggle for the value and the human dignity. >> reporter: supporters of the law say the feds have failed to enforce immigration laws and the states need to pick up the slack just as elena kagan has refused herself from the case because of her work on it -- recused herself from the case because of her work on it. a decision is expected this summer. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right.

8:17. a former bp engineer accused of obstruction of justice, kurt mix, police ratherred him. he's in texas. he's -- arrested him. he's in texas. he's accused of decleating 300 texts -- decleating 300 -- deleting 300 text messages about how much oil went in the water after the explosion. more than 2 million gallons of crude oil spilled into the water before the well was capped off. the well, the owners of a ship that hit the bay bridge in 2007 and spilled more than 50,000 gallons of oil now want others to help pay for the damages. the "chronicle" is reporting the operator of the cosco busan is suing pharmacists at a long's drugstore in petaluma for allegedly supplying drugs

-- dangerous drugs to the captain of the vessel. 8:18. ferry passengers traveling between the north bay and san francisco may soon be able to go online during their commutes. the golden gate transportation district is considering a plan to install wi-fi on its fleet of ferries. it will cost about $250,000 to institute the program. the finance committee will take up the plan -- the finance committee will take up the plan tomorrow. now, the fbi is encouraging people to take the necessary steps to avoid losing internet connection in july. after july 9th, hundreds of thousands of people might lose their ability to use the internet. this is because of an online advertising scam set up months ago by international hackers. the fbi is now encouraging people to visit a website run by its security partner. the website will tell you if you are affected and if so, how to fix the problem. you can find that website by

going to ktvu.com and clicking on web links. 8:19. well, today some bay area high school students will help clean up a garden that was vandalized sunday. vandals ripped up plants and greenhouses at the candlestick community garden in san francisco. dozens of people have small plots in the garden which alsoer is everyones as -- serves as an educational project. the students will try to save the 9,000 seedlings that were knocked out of the containers from the vandals. a little girl who vanished five years ago may still be alive. we're talking about madeline mccann she disappeared before her 4th birthday in pore chew ghoul -- pore chew ghoul --

pore chi gal -- portugal. this is an age-enhanced photo. jaycy dugard -- you see her -- idea -- jaycee dugard, you see her there, her mother was speaking last night at a victim right event in santa rosa. she told "the press democrat" when her daughter disappeared, her entitled world shattered. garrido is in prison. it's a match made in the military. and to the heroes! >> [ girl ] my mom always tells me:

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cleared. at least the lanes have been opened. but the traffic is still pretty slow heading south down to 238 and then it sticks with you all the way down to fremont. a lot of people do have to drive from the east bay to fremont. this morning it's not doing very well at all. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. and temperatures really mild. 60s, low 60s. this is a tropical system. the one coming in tomorrow will cool us down. but a lot of gray over the bay as we say.

it's that system right there beginning to push north. you can see the fine line on the rain. i tell you, it goes left in the peninsula, it looks like it will stay mainly about santa cruz, highway 17, san jose, livermore, out to the east bay. that looks to be the line. i mean there's -- it's -- there's not enough oomph. 60s. i mean, 59 fairfield, 59 san rafael. everyone else in the 60s. really uniform temperatures because of the cloud cover. but the system to the north will sweep in and get that cloud cover over -- out of here and then we'll go to more of a westerly breeze tomorrow. that will cool things down. some rain to the south and east. a lot of clouds over us. more likely again areas that will be to the east and south. tomorrow, though, it will come in from the north. that will sweep over the area. it cools down and -- and it will be fresh. it will be fresh in the morning and warmer in the afternoon for your weekend.

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8:306789 well, this morning, a student at james logan high school who was shot yesterday is recovering this morning. court 'alex savidge is at that

-- ktvu aalex savidge is at -- ktvu's alex savidge is at the school. >> reporter: many students we talked to this morning say they don't know the young man shot yesterday. still, the school has counselors onhand for any students who need help. a short time ago, we just saw a couple of union city police officers arrive at the campus as well. the shooting happened just up the road in the middle of the school day yesterday. no one from the district caulking -- talking on camera. but they said "we would like to assure everyone connected with the high school that logan is a safe campus. the incident occurred two blocks from the high school. not at the school itself." police say the student shot is in serious but stable condition. logan heil and a nearby school -- hi and a nearby school put on -- high and a nearby school put on lockdown. the district tells me logan high is a closed campus.

one parent we talked to says he wonders why the victim was not at school. >> i feel bad for the people, you know, i don't know what the guy is over there, looking for problems or something. >> and police only have a vague description on the possible gunman, a man with short hair and a beard wearing a construction vest and driving a white work type truck, a pickup truck with blue writing on the side. so far union city police have not announced any arrests in connection with yesterday's shooting. live here in union city, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:32. police are trying to find the person who fired shots at a shouse in alameda. they say a -- house in alameda. you can see the bullet holes. around 5:00 yesterday, a

witness says she heard someone shouting a name and then heard the shots. right now, police have very little information on a suspect or a motive. new charges have been filed against a san francisco man accused of prevending -- pretending to be a doctor. the district attorney general's office says 49-year-old carlos guzman garza has now been charged with six counts of rape after two victims came forward. he was arrested in december on suspicion of illegally performing face-lifts as well as lip and buttock augmenttations without a license. california lawmakers are considering a bill that would expand the number of people that would be allowed to per norm abortions. the bill passed its first committee yesterday. it would allow nurse practicers, nurse midwives and physician assistants to perform what is known as aspiration abortions. those types of abortions take place in the first trimester of

a pregnancy. another meet something set for tomorrow. the u.s. senate is expected to pass a proposal aimed saving the postal service. that would make it harder to close down post offices and also end mail delivery on saturdays. lawmakers didn't vote yesterday on a key part of the plan calling for a two-year ban on closing 3700 post offices. that issue will come up later today. it is 8:34. south bay officials are taking steps to outlaw businesses that offer short-term high-interest loans. tonight, san jose's planning commission will consider banning payday lenders from opening up businesses in low- income neighborhoods. on tuesday, santa clara county will consider putting a temporary ban on all payday lenders. those lenders are criticized as preying on the poor since annual interest rates can go as

high as 460%. the owner of san francisco's china restaurant is considering reopening. it was closed on friday because of significant length and safety code violations. yesterday -- yesterday, supporters flooded the meeting to defend the restaurant. the owner says he will work with the city to save it. defense attorneys for john edwards are expected to get their first shot at cross- examining a former aid today. jonathan sarry is live outside of federal court in north carolina with the damaging testimony given so far by andrew young. >> reporter: good morning. the biggest problem for the prosecution is credibility when it comes to their key witness, andrew young. afterall, he's the man who initially claimed that he was the father of john edwards'

illegitimate child and then after a falling out with the former candidate, he writes this tell-all book and the defense is likely to seize on this during cross-examination. now, andrew young did give some damaging testimony in court yesterday the he claimed it was -- yesterday. he claimed it was john edwards' idea to have him claim paternity of the child hoping it would deflect media scrutiny of the affair during the campaign. he said that he had really two- fold motivations when it came to all of the hoops he was jumping through to keep the affair secret. andrew young said at the time that he believed that john edwards would make a great president and want to make sure that the campaign stayed alive but their also was a level of self-interest as he put it. i wanted my friend to be president, being friends with the most powerful person on earth, there are benefits to that. back to you. all right. thank you.

8:36. back here at home, if you happened to be driving on highway 12 in solano county today, it may take you longer than normal. caltrans is out there replacing center divider posts between rio vista and suisun city today and tomorrow. so the road could be closed for ten-minute intervals while that work is taking place. the repairs will start at 9:00 this morning. they should wrap up by 2:00 on both days but if the whether should affect it, if we get a little rain, steve says it's possible, they may put off the job until the road is not wet. all right. 8:37. well sal has a lot to keep an on eye this morning. >> 808 is a bad commute. now, northbound is typically slow heading northbound. but southbound is bad. this is 880 north which -- you will see a little bit of slow traffic there every time -- this time of the day. but southbound is slow heading down to fremont. this morning at the bay bridge

toll plaza, that is backed up for the typical wait, about ten minutes, no major problems. on the sunol grade. you might want to use it. there is a little bit of slow traffic. there is a new crash, southbound 880 nearby at the auto mall parkway. it's on one of my maps if you can bring it up. southbound traffic is very slow although it's improved. the lat time we saw this, all of -- the last time we saw this, all of the sensors, they were read. optimism, steve. that's what i say. >> i agree, sal. >> yes, sir. cloudy skies and some light rain to the south and also the east of us. now, tomorrow there will be a different system. that will be from the north. i tell you, muggy conditions, i just heard from ronald thompson. he said his wife just got back from walking the dog. it's not only here. it's also in eureka city because of this southeast wind in advance of the system which is also giving some rain especially out to the valley.

sacramento valley, san joaquin valley, east bay back to santa cruz mountains and then santa clara valley. looks to be the lime. some of the rain coming in, not that much. as you can see, it's -- it's out toward the east but then tonight's system will come down to the north. this is not a strong system. it will give us rain and a -- and a much cooler pattern. the weekend is looking good. 60s on the temperatures. really, really just a mild air mass over us. the lows have not really gone on today. finally pushing east now, finally got the little kick right there from that system coming in tomorrow. that's sending it out of its way. that will be here tomorrow. today is the tropical system. mostly cloudy, mild, rain moving south to north but kind of -- kind of drifting to the east. and then our system tomorrow will move through t will wash out by the time it probably hits the south bay. but it will bring in a cooler pattern. mostly cloudy. i will say rain south.

there could be light showers. mostly -- we're right on the fine line. but 60s and 70s. any sun at all. i'm kind of pushing it. it will be mild to warm. light rain on thursday. clearing, cooler on friday. and then nice for the weekend. 8:39. a criminal investigation happening right now on criminal. the death threat against the man considered a possible running plate for mitt romney. hey guys, breakfast!

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apple's stock shot up more than $50 a share today after its quarterly profits blew away wall street's expectations. taking a live look at the big board, the dow up 76. apple which is on the nasdaq, is really helping that, especially the nasdaq, up 57. s&p is up 14. 8:43. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now -- the agriculture

department says a dead dairy cow in the central valley tested positive for mad cow disease. they also say the cow did not enter the food supply. also today, a major retailer in south korea suspended sales of american beef because of consumer fears. well, a man who was shot overnight in oakland has now died. it happened on 40th street about 3:30 this morning. police found the unidentified man on the street. he died later at the hospital. so far no arrests have been made. minutes ago, a sonoma county sheriff's department helicopter crew, that one right there, recovered a body of a man found in bodega bay. ktvu's lorraine blanco has been out there all morning. she's back now with the details. what do we know? >> reporter: dave, investigators arrived here a ortime ago. they raided up that rocky hill. they are up on -- they razeed up that rocky -- they raised up

that rocky hill you can see behind me. the search and rescue attached a line with two people on it and lowered the line where the body was located. about 20 minutes later, they lifted the bought -- lifted the body out of the water and into the basket. a couple of spotted them last night. several agencies responded. we're about 50 miles most of petaluma. is a -- this is a pretty rocky area. it's very dark at night. that's the reason authorities did not remove the body at night t would have been too difficult and dangerous. so instead of removing the body, they waited until it was light. we've been on this all morning and we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. reporting live in bodega bay, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> lorraine, i took a look at a map recently, bodega bay is about 50 miles northeast from the fair -- farralon islands.

any word if it could be someone from that accident? >> reporter: tori, that's a good question. authorities say it's too soon to know and they don't want to speculate at this time. >> all right. thank you. we're getting our first look inside oikos university in oakland where a gunman killed seven people on campus. >> thisster where -- this is where the tragedy happened. >> the school has painted over walls and repaired the damage. but the nursing classroom where most of the victims were killed remains empty. volunteers helped get the classrooms ready. >> many nursing students are

taking classes in another location in fremont. the suspect, former student, one goh, is in jail facing charges and is said to be refusing to eat. a bird strike forces a passenger jetliner to make an emergency landing. here is the emergency radio call from the pilot. >> we gotta come back. we hit two big geese. >> the flight had to make an emergency landing at a suburban new york airport last night and you can see why. just take a look at that windshield. >> started swerving immediately, right after the two hit. he was rocking the plane back and forth. we knew something was going on. i'm gonna die. i'm not gonna see my family and get home. >> 54 passengers were on the plane which was heading from westchester county to west palm beach, florida. no one was hurt. 8:47. mitt romney getting closer to clinching the nomination after sweeping all five states in

yesterday's primaries. romney won in connecticut, rhode island, delaware, pennsylvania and new york. >> to all of the thousands of good and decent americans i've met who want nothing more than a better chance, a fighting chance, could to all of you, i have a simple message. hold on a little longer. a better america begins tonight. [ cheers ] >> now, there's more big news this morning about newt gingrich. he just announced he's ready to throw in the towel. reportedly, gingrich will make the official announcement next tuesday. is in north carolina. >> i do think it's clearly -- pretty clear that governor romney will be the only nominee. we'll do everything we can to make sure he's effective. >> ron paul says he's staying in the race. there is was -- there was talk.

of him running. he needs 1144 to get the republican presidential nomination. rick santorum is out of the race but he has 260 delegates. newt gingrich has 137. ron paul, 79. 8:48. new this morning, a death threat against a potential running mate for mitt romney. the u.s. capital police is investigating a threat made against florida senator marco rubio. his office and the fbi are declining comment. rubio is scheduled to give a foreign policy speech in washington. he's off mentioned as a possible -- often mentioned as a possible running mate for romney. there's some good news about foreclosures in california. data quick realty tracking firm says fewer homes entered foreclosure during the first three months of this year than any time since 2007. notices of default which is the first step in the process fell

by 8.5%. still, more than 56,000 homes received that paperwork between january and march. well, our time is now, 8:49. new this morning, a cage-free promise from burger king. the company just announced that all of its eggs and pork will come from cage-free chickens and pigs by the year 2017. the burger king is responding to growing customer demand for humanly-raised food. burger king says 9% of its eggs and 20% of the pork are already cage-free. well, the city of san jose singing the praises. ♪ >> yes, he was sayry maded by the -- serenaded by the glee club. you know, he made it to the top eight on "american idol" before

being eliminated. >> thank you, just everybody, thank you for all of the support from my home town. it means the world to me coming back here and getting all of that love. >> he also received -- received a commendation from chuck reed. you know it won't be the last we hear of this young man. the summer, he will be heading out on sunner -- on tour with the other top ten finalists. and you can watch the finals perform here right near at 8:00 tonight. tomorrow night, catch the results show. you will see who will be the next to be sent home. 8:51. new this morning, the world's most beautiful woman in 2012, according to "people" magazine is beyonce. beyonce tells "people" that she fell feels -- that she feels more beautiful than ever sin

giving birth to her daughter. the issue hits stands on friday. other celebrities on the list include julia roberts, nicole kidman and jessica pair of "madman." a tradition in danville coming to an end after more than 30 years. and sal will have a check of the morning commute including a look at conditions on 880.

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8:54. that gray whale, the one that's tangled up in fishing lines, it's been spotted off the monterey coast. now, last week, the whale eluded rescuers in southern california, get a good look at it there, spokeswoman for the national marin fisheries council says that he are gonna try again to free the whale. but -- says they are gonna try again to free the whale. but they will have to wait for the weather to clear up before any make that attempt. the cyclist who hit an elderly pedestrian in a crosswalk may be charged with a felony. the chronicle reports george gascon is getting ready to file dollar charges against the driver. prosecutors say they have enough evidence to prove the driver was grossly negligent when he ran into the victim. if convicted, he could get 16 months in jail. for the first time in 34 years, danville's devil mountain run has been canceled.

the event has been organized by children's hospital oakland since 1978 but this year, it says production costs and a declining in -- decline in runners has just made it too expensive. now some local business owners are trying to replace the run. they say it was something the city and runners were looking forward to. uc berkeley-'s student run newspaper will continue publication. last year, the fee proposal was passed. it required students to pay $2 per midwest ter for fife years to -- per semester for five years to keep the paper running. at first it was not going to pass but then the order was turned over last night. there are two male chicks and two female chicks and they are beautiful and they should be able to fly by the middle of may and then she should -- they should be able to leave permanently by early summer. well, the empire state

building in new york will soon lose its status as the tallest building in new york city. it was built in 1931. it is 102 stories high but was eclipsed by the original world trade center towers. crews have been busy since replacing the towers since 9/11. now, as early as monday, the one world trade center will hold the record t will stand more than 1700 feet tall, that's more than 200 feet taller than the empire state building. let's check in with sal one more time to see if traffic is winding down. >> it is a little bit. but we still have a lot of slow traffic on interstate 880. northbound and southbound. southbound there was a crash at auto mall. now the road has become a lot worse than it was after it started getting better from union city down to fremont. northbound 880 in oakland. let's take a live look at that. the traffic is busy as you pass high street. when you get to the toll plaza. it's a normal delay of about 10 to 12 minutes.

let's go to steve. >> thank you. cloudy skies, very muggy conditions. rain today, santa cruz mountains, san jose, santa clara valley to the -- santa clara valley to the east bay. after that, we clear it out. friday looking good and the weekend looking better, you two. >> all right. we'll take it. thank you. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks and be sure to join the news for more about the body blow recover -- for more about the body recovered in bodega bay. we're always here at ktvu.com. thanks for joining us.