>> reporter: one local principal said a senior prank went too far. he'll talk to us live in a few minutes. a fire in hayward this morning puts firefighters in a dangerous situation as they deal with live power lines. did you see it? the earth shadow covered part of the full moon. how astronomers here in the bay area celebrated a partial lunar eclipse. we'll take you to the new ferry service in the bay. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori cam b -- tori campbell. it's monday, june 4th. happening now, suspended seniors are gathering to apologize for a prank that went too far. this is in brentwood at

heritage high school. here's paul chambers with more. paul? >> reporter: the windows behind here, there's a lot of graffiti written on here "2010" but to give us more information about this, we have the principal. talk to us about this. you say this has been gone too far, possibly crime. >> absolutely. it crossed the line from a prank to vandalism. when you have so much paint, when you have an animal tied down in large chains in distress. it took animal control to release it. and when you have 500-pound concrete bench moved around campus, when you have school property damaged and remove and stolen, vandalism flags that we were able to recover.

some are still missing. so you combine -- and then have you a speaker blasting around school saying i don't give a "blank-blank." i'm a senior "and you see the entear campus has been vandalized. a lot of paint and graffiti, all over the windows, everything you mentionedded a minute ago happened overnight. the kids were out here yesterday, cleaning up, i know, you say the possible remorse was going to possibly sway you. but you saw more today. >> coming to work today, i see a lot more. >> reporter: we have had ten students suspended. i know there will be a rally in a few minutes saying, hey, i'm sorry. will that work this. >> well, that's gonna be a tough one. a lot of new information came in, some remorse. some are quite genuine. however, we also see on social

media there are postings by some of the students who show remarks on the social media are saying something differently. in fact, some are harassment and threatening and some about snitching. >> reporter: thank you. i will be talking to you in a few more minutes. more graffiti, i saw tons of graffiti. a lot of kids, he also said, were on social media saying they were gonna harass and get the students who snitched. there were already ten students suspended. he talked about possibly showing remorse and we'll talk to those students who will be holding a rally as well. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. an update from hayward. we're now hearing from a neighbor whose house caught fire. around 5:00 a.m., firefighters were called to a house.

they managed to get the flames under control. the garage was badly damaged. and when firefighters arrived, they found down power lines. neighbors say they think this is what caught the fire. >> it went to the garage. it was popping and sparking. when we came outside, it was still parking. loud pops. >> no one was injured in the fire and there are no reports of power outages. >> more air tankers are being sent to sequoia, northeast of bakersfield, where a large wildfire is burning. the u.s. forest service says the wildfire has doubled in size. it started friday afternoon. 250 firefighters are battling the flames with more help expected today. no word on how the fire started. if you weren't up really

early this horning, to -- really this -- up really early this morning, we have the video to show you. about 35 people saw this. a partial lunar eclipse. the eclipse started around 3:00 a.m. this morning. it lasted about two hours. some people were disappointed because there were clouds. but others say, hey, that's just part of the experience. >> it's nature. so you have to take it on its rules. we were lucky because earlier we saw some breaks in the clouds. >> i saw it as well. >> very good. >> as i was leaving the house. >> if you were watching under clear skies, it was only a partial eclipse right here. this is what i was looking at. if you missed this one, there will be another one in november. tomorrow there's another rough more rare event expected in the skies starting shortly after

3:00 a.m. tomorrow afternoon. you should be able to see the start of what's called the transit of venus. it will take lom seven hours to see what looks like a small, dark -- -- do the starting across the --dot starting a --dot darting across the sun. right now, the hotel on gateway police near highway 101, workers walked off the job earlier this morning. they say they are angry about what they call long-term wage freezes as well as bad healthcare. they claim the hotel's owner is making millions in profits and should be treated fairly. this comes 11 months after gorations and is -- negotiations and is expected to continue in until friday. right now oyster point is

running. we were there when the first boat left alameda about 30 minutes ago on its way to south san francisco. christien kafton is at the main street terminal with more on the new route and the special deal passengers are getting. >> reporter: yeah, that special deal has certainly encouraged some people to come out and try this. if you ever had to take that commute through the bay area's bridges and roadways, the ferry might sound like a pretty good option. we watched about a half-hour ago as the first ferry departed to south san francisco. the new ferry service starts today and includes new service between the east bay and the peninsula and another stop in oakland. the ferries's ride -- the ferry's ride takes about 30 minutes from oakland.

the ferry -- the ferry includes free by-by, food, a bar and it -- wi-fi, food. >> when cuss customers arrive -- when customers arrive, they will be met by shuttles and that will take them from the ferry terminal to their place of employment and will bring them back in the afternoon, all free. >> reporter: now to the special deal. standard fare will be $7 each way. but for this week you can ride the ferry for free as the ferry promotes the service and it works out many kinks. we'll have continuing coverage. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:08. some more commuter news. san francisco's n-judah is back in service. it was closed for repairs, repairing tracks, an upgrade to

sidewalks. hey, sal, i know you are watching the commute and the weather changing and wet stuff coming in. >> you know the weather is gonna play a role in some commutes. it looks like it's a morning in february out there, although it's lighter earlier. let's go outside and take a look at some of these things. we're starting in livermore because the traffic has been afresh shus. how is that for an -- atrocious. how is that for an adjective? coming from tracy into livermore, the unintended benefit, if you drive from dublin to castro valley, the commute is better. westbound 92, there is a crash near the toll plaza. they are clearing it up. not a huge traffic delay. northbound highway 1 coming up near manor drive they are clearing an accident there. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up, it's backed up all the way to the macarthur maze. not a great morning. a 15, 20-minute delay.

the morning commute in san jose, not quite as dark but traffic is moving well getting up to highway 17. let's go to sal. thank you, sal. it doesn't rain on june 4th. we have a lot of cloud cover and light rain already falling. oakland, santa rosa, some light rain/drizzle automatic ahead of it. the -- out ahead of it. we have a lot of cloud cover. the system mainly moving into sonoma county. some light rain falling into lake county. it's drizzly. clouds, light rain in the morning. showery later in the afternoon. not a big system. it's clear. we have to deal with it. highs will be in the 60s and 50s. very, very low 70s. point .01 to .25. so low 60s. south wind ahead of this and the cloud cover is really a

mild air mass. a little system has developed within the system. that's kind of lowed -- slowed it down a little bit. had a warm sunday. that's getting blasted out of here. it looks like a rather cool week. mostly cloudy here. cloudy, cooler, light rain and then much cooler this afternoon. a little breezy and maybe a few splash-and-dash showers. a little windy at time. 50s and 60s. that will do it. not much of a recovery tomorrow but wednesday looks better. 50s, 60s. one 70 in gilroy. livermore, 67. mountain view, in there, los gatos. giants game 4 going for the sweep against the cubs. it looks cloudy, mostly cloudy, late morning, early afternoon. they always get the games in there. mostly sunny, warm he on wednesday. another system moves into the north for another cooldown friday and then it looks better, breezy. but mostly sunny and a little warmer.

developing news, a strong earthquake rocked indonesia this morning. it's now being called a magnitude 5.9 quake. that's down from initial reports of 6.1. the quake was strong enough to make tall buildings sway in jakarta. but so far, no immediate reports of damage or injuries. and no tsunami warnings. 7:11. a deadly plane ratio seas. what officials -- overseas. what officials did at the scene. also -- the accused killer of trayvon martin, back in jail but for how long and what his lawyer is saying about george zimmerman's questionable credibility.

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cloudy skies, it will be a cool, cool day. light rain will give way to mostly cloudy skies later this afternoon. an american pilot believed to be of 163 people killed in a horrible plane crash in nigeria. it went down in lagos, nigeria. everyone on board and at least ten people on the board died. emergency workers fought fires, they sifted through the rubble overnight hoping to find possible survivors. airline officials say the engine had plane trouble before it crashed. the president has declared three days of national mourning for the victims. we have developing news coming in right now. militiamen have taken control of the tripoli airport in libya. it just happened. reportedly, they are diverting flights now.

the militiamen stormed in and forced airport frills to divert the flights. they are reportedly angry their commander was arrested. we'll have more details as they are available. 7:15. lots of pressure on russia this morning to get tougher on syria. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us about important meetings today and who syria's president blames for the mass kills there. >> reporter: european union leaders are in russia ratch cheting up the pressure on vladimir putin. they want him, who has blocked sanctions and been accused of selling arms to the regime, to rusher in a new government there -- upper in a new government there. hundreds were killed over the weekend. bashar assad said there is an international conspiracy against his country. >> translator: we're not facing a political situation.

we're dealing with strife that wents to destroy the nation through -- that wants to destroy the nation through terrorism. >> reporter: china is warning about western military intervention in sir ruia, saying syria's problems should be solved by the syrian people. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. the search for prisoners of war in vietnam enters a new phase. the vietnamese government says it will open three knew sites for the u.s. to excavate in search of the remains of missing troops. the announcement came after leon panetta and vietnamese's defense minister exchanged artifacts from the war. today is the 23rd anniversary of the massacre in china at the square. the day was filled to mark the day and remember the hundreds of pro-democracy students that were killed. survivors and relatives of the victims say they want the government to be more

forthcoming about what happened 23 years ago. so far the government has not issued an official account of the event and the official death toll is still not known to the public. in florida, george zimmerman's lawyer will ask a judge for a new bond hearing for zimmerman one day after he turned himself in. zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer accused of killing florida teenager, trayvon martin, had been in hiding. he turned himself in yesterday, two days after a judge revoked his bond. the judge said zimmerman lied about how much money he had access to when he was freed on bond back in april. zimmerman's lawyer admitted this could hurt his client's credibility. >> it's a credibility question with mr. zimmerman and now that credibility has been attacked or tarnished and now he's gonna have to rehabilitate it. >> zimm's lawyer says he hopes his client's voluntary sur tren

der shows he's not a -- surrender shows he's not a flight risk. steven baldwin is suing kevin costner over the invet midwest designed to cheap up the bp oil spill. the lawsuit -- to clean up the bp oil spill. both act esare expected to -- actors are expected to testify. in election news, voters head to the polls tomorrow for

california's primary. senator dianne feinstein is seeking reelection along with nancy pelosi, barbara lee and mike honda. voters will decide the fate of prop 29 which would impose a $1 per pack cigarette tax to fund cancer research. the pools show this is -- polls show this is a close race. and tuesday, tomorrow's primary is the first test of california's new top two system. the top two candidates for congress and for state offices will advance to the november election regardless of party. districts have been redrawn which could produce more moderate candidates. presidential and county races remain a classic primary with one winner for each party. 7:20. president obama is coming back here to the bay area this week for more fund-raising. he will be arriving on

wednesday, almost two weeks since his last visit. mr. obama is expected to attend private events in san francisco at one market restaurant and the merchants exchange in the financial strict. then the president will go to san francisco for a gala sponsored by gay rights activists. to get more information on the upcoming election, just go to the channel 2 website, ktvu.com, click on the news tab and then scroll down to the politics page. time now, 7:21. well, governor jerry brown has declared the month of june as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride month n a statement, the governor said even though more progress is immediated -- needed, it's important to celebrate the gays. he cited the ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional. and also president obama's new report for same-sex marriage. all of this comes just in time for san francisco's pride celebration. that kicks off on june 23rd.

more than 300 mormon church members are being chanked by the -- are being thanked by the gay community. yesterday, members of mormon's building bridges walked in salt lake city city's gay pride parade -- salt lake city's gay pride parade. people there who are gay say it's hard living in utah because of the strict anti-gay mormon beliefs and this was a touching sight. an airshow pilot was able to walk away from his badly damaged plane after an accident near san diego. a restored world war ii plane was about to land on the runway, but the landing gear was not locked in place. so the plane ended up skidding on the runway. no one was hurt, including the pilot, who said the plane can be restored. certainly lucky there. >> yeah. all right, tori. 7:22. expect a change in our weather

today as we look outside right now. steve will be back. some people are seeing wet roads already. steve will tell you who will see rain and how long this kind of strange weather will stick around. today, the department of agriculture is stepping up their ground beef standards. what any will now be looking for. good morning, traffic is moving well until you get to the toll plaza. then it slows way down.

starting today, the department of the agriculture is expanding the search for dangerous bacteria in meat. this will include extra testing for six additional strains of e. coli. currently, there are more than 700 strains of the bacteria, most are harmless but some can cause serious health problems. if the meat is found to be contaminated, it will not allowed to be sold and could be subject to a recall.

7:25. sal, you taking care of the folks on the east shore? >> we're trying to. >> yeah. >> it's getting pretty busy out there, though. then nothing as you drive -- this morning, as you drive, even some drizzle has -- it's not all that bad here. but you will see slow traffic approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. when you get there, you can see it's dark. a little dark. just give yourself extra time. i don't want to alarm you too much. the morning drive will be busy. contra costa county, highway 4 and also 680 pleasant hill to walnut creek. from walnut creek to oakland, some slow spots. let's go to steve. >> our system is moving in. temperatures on the cool side, drizzle. up to the north as well. temperatures are in the upper 50s to low 60s. it it will be well-below- average day. our system has kind of slowed down a little bit.

live stormtracker2 shows some drizzle. 50s and 60s on the temperatures cue to the -- due to the southerly breeze. it's not a whopper. it's there. it will give us cloudy skies. temperatures well below average for this time of year. it does not look like a very warm week. last week it was hot. this week it was below average on the temperatures. mostly cloudy, cooler, rain, much cooler this afternoon. breezy. we'll have some lingering showers. cooler for all. the breeze is not outrageous but it is picking up. 50s and 60s. that's it. clearing, breezy. another system moves in on thursday, staying to the north. cool on friday. the weekend looks better. breezy but temperatures warming un. >> thank you, steve. 7:27. all eyes on wall street this morning. we'll go live to the nasdaq for a look at how the markets are doing after friday's huge losses. >> reporter: we're live near the reservoir where dive teams from the sheriff's department

will, one again, resume their search for sierra lamar. we'll tell you what they will be -- what they will be focusing on this morning. and the police search continues for whoever opened fire in a park killing one man and we have an update on the condition of the three other victims. really?

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7:30. search boths are now in the reservoir this morning as authorities look for clues in the sierra lamar case. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from morgan hill with what the sheriff's team will be focusing on today. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. that's -- that's right. they will be launching the boats into the water and actually looking about 9:00. there is a crew of about a dozen people and many -- all of them, in fact, at some point throughout the day will be diving 60 feet down searching the murky waters for sierra lamar. now, we caught one them as they were launching one of those boats down the ramp there. there are four watercraft total. one a raft-like boat, another equipped with sonar and a couple of kye ax. there were a few -- kayaks. there were a few images detected but they didn't get a closer look. this morning they will be down there groping for clues. >> we've been working on this

case for quite sometime. we all have families. we have a vested interest. we're doing everything we possibly can do to find her. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators believe that sierra lamar's accused killer, antolin garcia-torres, disposed of her body in a waterway. officials say garcia-torres mother confirmed that her son went fishing the day after the morgan hill went missing. the sheriff's department went focusing on fining the body. crews will be out here until 5:00 tonight. we'll be following them and we'll pass along and i will let you know if they detect anything. coming up later, we will let you know how many searches in the waterways will be conducted for sierra lamar up to this point. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. stocks are being closely watched this morning after having the worst decline of the year on friday. let's take a lack at the big

board right -- a look at the big board right now. the dow is down 36 points. i can also tell you that the nasdaq is down 1. s&p down 4. we're live from the nasdaq this morning with details about congressional hearings later this week that could have an impact on fiscal policy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. the story today, caution, caution, caution. we have worries about global uncertainty surrounding the europe's debt crisis. we don't have a lot on the economic or corporate calendar. everyone is watching this. one strategist says that europe is front and enter. there's actually not a lot of change from the start of trading. it looks like nasdaq, the dow and s&p just down slightly. nasdaq is flat. in terms of what's ahead. in addition to europe, investors will be paying close attention to the government's weekly report on new claims for

unemployment benefits on thursday. in other economic reports, gata and the u.s. trade balance for april. and later this week, there are a couple of big events that folks should be aware of. thursday, the european central bank will hold its monthly policy meeting in frankfurt. and ben bernanke will testify before congress on the outlook for the u.s. economy. because after that market slide on friday, there's intense to announce another round of stimulus. we'll continue to watch this. tori? >> thank you. 7:34. today is sentencing day for the man convicted of killing a san francisco father and two of his sons. edward ran mose was convicted of three one -- edward ramos was convicted of three counts of murder. prosecutors say he shot anthony bologna and his two sons in 2008 after mistaking them for

gang members. he faces a life in prison sentence without the possibility of parole. one of the surviving victims of a shooting in a park is improving in the hospital. however, the ga gunman is still -- the gunman is still on the loose. one victim was upgreated from -- upgraded from critical to stable. a 17-year-old boy is still in critical condition. one man has died. another was shot in the arm. >> it's tragic any time anyone is shot. but this one is especially bad when you have a 57-year-old guy that's killed, a 67-year-old woman, a child, it shows disregard on the part of the shooter. residents say this kind of violence, very unusual for this park. police in vallejo are looking for witnesses and they are asking you if you have information to come forward in the case. stockton police are searching for the gunman who

killed a 74-year-old jewelry vendor at a flee market. he was shot in front of his family saturday morning as he unloaded -- flea market. he was shot in front of his family saturday morning as he unloaded his mart. investigators believe he was targeted because he sold jewelry. >> after the shooting, the suspects stole his car. >> police say his car was found abandoned about a half-mile from where he was shot. the victims of saturday's shootings in downtown oakland are expected to survive. a man and a woman were shot around 9:30 on saturday night on broadway near 13th. initial reports indicated the woman had been shot in the chest. the man was shot in the leg. police say it appears both are in stable condition. police are have not released any information on a motive. once detectives in santa

cruz finish investigation on pablo sandoval, the district attorney will decide about charges. the workers at the bar said he was nice and friendly and did not leave the bar with any woman. a woman is claiming he raped her. sandoval says the sex was consensual. according to the "chronicle" court document show that ross mirkarimi and his campaign manager exchanged several incidents after the new year's eve incident after he bruceed his wife's -- bruised his wife's warm. his ethics hearing begins on june 19th. vallejo police say someone left a mysterious bone on their

doorstep. it was found yesterday morning outside the police station. police say they will send the bone to the coroner's office to determine if it is human. if it is, police say they just want -- they will start an investigation. there's still no word what caused a grass fire besigned silver saddle road on -- to burn beside silver saddle road. firefighters say about 25 acres burned. the fire came close to homes but no structures were damaged. coming up in 11 minutes, the tragic accident that has both the fire and aviation community in mourning today. 7:38. hey, sal, how's the toll plaza? >> it's busy, dave and tori, this morning try og to get there -- trying to get there has not been light. we were hoping to get a little lighter than usual traffic.

today is not the day. the dark weather may not be helping. people tend to want to drive their own cars and not use transit when it could be raining outside. this is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. also, the morning commute is going to be busy this morning here in antioch and bay point and pleasant hill. walnut creek, oakland, a lot of slow spots there. 80, really kind of a mess from pinole to richmond, heading down to a couple of earlier crashes on the east shore freeway. not major crashes but i guess major enough to slow traffic and then 880 is getting a little bit busy heading south from hayward to fremont. 280 in san jose. downtown, it doesn't look all that bad and it's dry. let's go to steve. >> giants 12:45, cubs. and the as are home, too. >> is the weather gonna make a difference in today's game? >> i think there's a better opportunity for the game today but not tonight. the system is there. but it's not a big system.

however, one year ago, it was pouring around here on juneth. we had 1.25. this system will not do that. the fact that one year later we're dealing with another cold front and some rain, i find that highly unusual. usually by june, you are like i have my feet on the desk because there's not much going upon. the system is moving in. it's also spreading in some light rain. nothing too heavy. petaluma, light rain being reported up there. mendocino county, much, much cooler today. clouds, light rain and then mainly for -- late morning, early afternoon, but temperatures will be way down today. 50s and 60s. ive say the 7 because that could be well to the south -- i say that 27 because that could be well sot together. dash 72 because that could be well to the south -- together -- i say that 2 because that could be well to the south. this is the cloud cover. it's moving quicker to the

system. you get the idea. by 10:00, the system begins to spread more rain in the peninsula. the south bay should not get too much out of this. by noon, 1:00 we're almost on the back side of it, we'll start to decrease. there is not a lot of rain here. by tonight we have a lot of rain. tomorrow it's gone and we'll have clearing and breezy conditions. clouds, rain, breezy, blustery at times. 50s and 60s. that's it for the highs today. mid-60s, upper 60s. you know, antioch and brentwood only 68. berkeley, 61. the city, 60. went one 0 down in gilroy. livermore, 67. pleasanton is in there. mountain view, san jose, los gatos. another cool day. 12:45 today, i do think the giants may have to -- and the cubs, a little bit of light rain. it's not a big system. maybe a little delay but they will play. clearing, breezy on thursday. better on friday. still breezy and cool for this

time of year. 19 minutes before 8:00, cleanup is underway in virginia where two tornadoes ripped through anything in their way. the twister near petersburg, uprooted trees and damaged homes and left several with minor injuries. a second one touched down near hampton, the national weather service shays twisters were produced in maryland. the silver lining to the stock system -- slump, gas prices are falling except here on the west coast. the reason why -- coming up. facebook is dabbling in democracy. ñsxóxgñ

stocks slipping marginally lower as.com returns to global markets. companies, though, placed fewer orders to u.s. factories for the second straight month. that economic report just coming in this morning. the dow is currently down 21, 12,097. the nasdaq is actually -- has actually turned around to 3. the s&p is down 3. the price of crude oil hovering around $82 a barrel. that's down more than 1% from friday's close. uncertainty over european debt is the reason for the decline concerns. the national average for gas is $3.57 for a gallon of regular. that's down 20 cents from one month ago. but here on the west coast, we're still feeling the pinch from some refineries being offline. san francisco drivers are

paying $4.32 a gal be, down just 3 cents from last month. in oakland and san jose, the average price is 4.24. that's down about a nickel from last month. 7:45. well, all this week, facebook is allowing its users to vote on plans to change its privacy policies. our reporter rene marsh is here to tell us what is being debated. rene? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, right before facebook went public, they announced they would have some new privacy policies and this week only, they are allowing users to vote whether they like the new policy or not. they say this new proposed privacy policy does not necessarily mean more privily for people whoops facebook. here's what's included in some of that policy there. facebook can retain data that you provide for an indefinite period of time. they also talk about how third- party advertisers or andly

cakes can access your data but -- applications can access your day bau. but outside companies can ac-- data. but outside companies can access your data. no notifications about where you should go for voting. the privacy settings tab didn't have any information on how you can cast this vote here. some people say it seems like facebook is saying they want people to be involved in this, but they are not making it very easy here. you have until june 8th to do this. i did to a web search and eventually found the link. if you do a web search with "facebook site governance vote" it should take you to the site so you can cast your vote and

vote for your choice. >> and facebook is athinking about allowing children -- is thinking about allowing children to use facebook. it's an interesting timing thing. >> it sure is. parents are automatically concerned about their young children's privacy as well. you are talking about a wall street journal article that just came out saying that facebook was working on technology that would allow younger children ages 13 and younger to join the website. at this point, they are banned from the website. so what they are doing is working on a technology that would allow parents to link their site to their child's facebook page so they can monitor what their child is doing online and they will also allow parents to possibly determine who their child could be friends with on facebook. >> the parents still have some control there with the children there possibly getting on facebook. >> very interesting. thank you for that report. 7:48. back here at home, newly-

renovated parks in san francisco have been vandalized. delores park is marked with graffiti. the the playground de -- reopened back in march. at did you pose park, the new -- did you pose park, the new -- did you dupose park, there's graffiti. a group of seen yesiers at -- seniors at brentwood's heritage high school were suspended over a messy senior prank. coming up for you at 8:00, we'll show you the public

policy. 7:49. an effort to help put out a wildfire turned deadly in western utah. a firefighting air tanker crashed yesterday killing two pilots. they were on their second run of the day when the tanker went down in a steep mountainous terrain. investigators are still trying to figure out what went wrong. >> even though the age of these aircrafts sometimes -- they can be a little bit older, they are in tip-top running shape. >> ground crews had to keep the fire from reaching the wreckage until sheriff deputies could reach the site. the two pilots were both from boise, idaho. in nevada, another firefighter plane had to make an emergency landing. the left side of the landing gear would not extend.

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event --erted the event -- who hosted the event said that was the gustiest shot he had ever seen. for the first time in more than 50 years, san rafael will play host to a probaseball team tonight. they will host the sonoma grace. the former mayor will throw the first pitch. the game starts at 7:15 at albert park. good family fun in san rafael. >> and the giants play this afternoon. >> yes. >> sal knew that. he knows what's happening at the toll plaza, too. >> yeah, the giants play at 12:45. we look at the toll plaza, you might see people coming in -- we may have a few people who are saying, i don't feel like going anymore.

we'll see what happens. the toll plaza delay is backed you for at least a 15-minute delay unless you are in the carpool lane. also, the morning commute is going to be busy in san francisco northbound. southbound 101, we had a fender vendor -- fender-bender being taken care of. the peninsula, looks okay. 92 looks good. look at all of this slow traffic on 680 out of pleasanton down to fremont. it's very slow in the south bay. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir well, yes, we do have a system coming in. we had a lot of rain. 1.25. we won't see that today but we'll see light rain. that's an angry sky out there. i'll say. it sure looks like it. now, there's mostly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, light rain, big cooldown. yesterday, 70s and 80s. that won't be the case today of the coast cleared. it was beautiful yesterday. that's not clouding up -- that's now clouding up fast and temperatures will be cool with

a lot of 60s. there is a -- that's a cold front. most of the rain will fall between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. that looks to be the go time, as frank would say. it's here. 50s and 60s. san jose, 63 degrees. that's a south wind in advance of that. it's raining in redding. cooler, clouds, rain. 50s and 60s on the terps. they are really gonna be held down today. it will be a day well below average. upper 50s, low to mid-60s. maybe one 70 toward gilroy. but overall, yes, interjoos, they play at 12:45. the as play tonight at 7:05 against texas. they should be okay by then. it won't be very warm. clearing, breezy on tuesday. really cool.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday. it's june 4th. and happening right now, outrage on a high school campus in brentwood. it all evolves a senior prank and a punishment handed down to students. about an hour ago, some angry a parents stormed the principal's office -- angry parents stormed the principal's office. paul chambers has more. what's happening? >> reporter: well, a parents and students were here folding -- holding signs and asking for forgiveness because a lot of

kids are in jeopardy for not participating in high school graduation. now, when we brought ut -- now, when we brought you the principal live, he was talking about the damage. >> banners would stolen from some of the buildings. we were able to recover some of them. some are still missing. >> reporter: there's some of the damage done. 2010 was written on almost every window. some say it's a symbol that the class of 2010, some students from that class, committed pranks. now, parents showed up to voice their anger about not allowing some to graduate. students theft a sheep chained on the campus, baners missing. some parents think not allowing

some to graduate is a little much. so far about ten students have already been spues sundayed for -- suspended for final week. wine found out a few may -- we found out a few may not be able to graduate. the principal says he's still weighing his decision. he says the parents outside the office right now is a bit much because it's hard to think about giving remorse when some students came out and did more damage last night. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest as it develops. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. developing news, a powerful earthquake in jakarta, indonesia made high rise buildings say. office workers in the buildings say the buildings swayed for

ten seconds. homes shook violently. the usgs says it was a 5.9 earthquake. it was 41 miles underneath the indian ocean floor. even tsunami parents -- no tsunami warnings have been placed yet. police say they arrested three men and a juvenile yesterday at a stakeout on airport boulevard. the suspects were spotted looking into car windows. when they saw police, they sped off in a car but were eventually stopped. police found burglary tools in the car. they believe the four had been burglarizing cars at hotel and restaurant parking lots for months. in 1963, sandler and her husband bought golden west. they sold the company in 2006.

but two years later, wachovia claimed bankruptcy. a fire started early sunday morning at a home in berkeley. curtis harrison says when he realized the house was on fire, he ran to the second floor where his grandmother was sleeping. he says he picked her up, carried her out. the cause of that fire is under investigation. meantime a downed power line may have caused this grass fire in brisbane. now this started about 1:30 saturday afternoon on san bruno mountain on bayshore boulevard. at least ten acres were burned. it also knocked out power to more than 1300 customers. 8:04. later this morning, there will be a hearing on the reliability

of street lights in san francisco. some people have complained about broken street lights and delays in getting them fixed. city leaders and representatives were pg&e will talk about plans to improve the system of fixing the lights. the hearing will start at 10:00 this morning at city hall. hundreds of b.a.r.t. commuters had to take the stairs last week because of broken escalators at b.a.r.t. stations. "the chronicle "reports many were at stations in downtown san francisco and some have been broken for months. in all, b.a.r.t. has 179 escalators. a b.a.r.t. repair manager says the agency is having a hard time keeping one aging equipment and wear and tear. 8:05. well, this morning, a new ferry service is running from the east way to the south san francisco. christien kafton has been at the alameda main street terminal street since 6:00 this morning. you've been out there and you know what the passengers can expect today. what do you think?

>> reporter: yeah, we have a pretty good idea what the passengers can expect and also a special deal. you can see the ferry back in port after completing its first round-trip from mead to south -- alameda to south san francisco. let's show you some video of what it looks like and what it looked like for the first trip. the new ferry service started today. it includes new service between the east bay and the peninsula from here on alameda and in oakland onistert point to san francisco. the ride takes about 50 points from alameda and about 40 minutes from oak. it's already being billed as a far less stressful option. those areas include free wi-fi, food, beverages, even a bar and they will dock at a new $26 million ferry terminal in south san francisco. punishes told us they hope to make this a regular part their

commute. >> i also live at the base line of alameda. they've been looking this for many years. so this is a big day for the -- this ferry line. >> reporter: now, coming out to our live shot, you can see the perry pulling out of -- ferry pulling out of the dock. for the first week you can ride for free, as the ferry company promotes its service and works out any kinks. they will be looking for feedback from customers to see what they think about this new ferry line and how they can improve it. for now we're live in alameda, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there is a lot of heavy equipment that will be working along the beach. they are moving sand to keep it from moving onto the great highway and the walkway. this will affect traffic in the area. the great highway will be ebbed -- will -- will be closed from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

every day through friday. 8:07. we want to check in with sal keeping a close eye on the commute. not so much the sand dunes but a situation on the bay bridge and some rain, too. >> that's right. first of all we're gonna go to the bay bridge. >> the traffic is pretty busy. you can see it's only backed up now for about a five to seven- minute wait t was booked -- wait. it was backed up beyond the 880 crossing. there are flight delays at san francisco airport -- not because of the runways but because of the low weather, the low clouds and that may's effect your flights. check -- may affect your flights. check with your carrier. we'll let you know more about that coming up. 880 is getting a little bit busier driving north. the accident giant, and the as both -- giants and the as both play home games. the weather may play a part there. we'll talk to steve in a minute. 85 and 280 are not bad. peninsula traffic looks good.

i want to move in over here. check this out. this has improved a little bit. last time it was completely stop and go. now it's beginning to loosen up. we're seeing some improvement in this 8:00 hour. let's go to steve. a and a very good mom -- a very good morning. the skies cleared. we warmed up in advance of this system. just had a nice tweet from patrick. he said from redwood shores from novato light rain. our system is moving in. there it is. most of the rain will be at about 9:00 to 10:00 to 2:00. that's in the window for the giants' game. i'm just -- it's just not very warm. there is our system. exactly one year ago today, we had heavy rain. had 1.25 in san francisco. this system is just a little baby brother compared to that one. but back to back here is where you get rain on june 4th. i think that's interesting here. much cooler today for everyone. clouds, light rain, giving way to moderate rain. nothing too heavy. .25 possible for some

locations. highs today will be really cool, mainly 50s and 60s. rainfall amounts still respectable for this time of year. with low 60s. you get the south wind in advance. good news, there's nothing behind this. there will be another system on thursday. there is a lot of cool air in place. it will be breezy once the front goes through. we had the warm sunday. that's blasted out of here. cooler and much cooler this afternoon. maybe some off-and-on splash and dash showers. clouds, rain, the win co has -- the wind has picked up. 50s and 60s. that's it. that's a really cool pattern. upper 50s, low to mid-60s. hayward, 65. fremont, 66. speaking of fremont, i was there saturday night. the b.a.r.t. construction at lake elizabeth, i about grove off the -- i about drove off the road. san mateo at 64. the giants again, i think that has to do with light rain.

mostly cloudy, light rain. it will be gone for the as and the rangers game tonight. clearing, breezy, mostly sunny and warmer. thursday, increasing clouds. keep it cool. the weekend always in view. tori and cave? >> thank you, steve. 8:10. the new primary system that will be tested out for the first time in california as voters head to the polls tomorrow. there is a warning if you have a dog. vets are staying you have to be careful which dogs your dog plays with. he's only 21. he's about to become a doctor. but that's not all. here the other amazing accomplishments of this child prod digy graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, digy-- prodigy. you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it.

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luce with light rain mostly for the morning hours and afternoon. temperatures 60s. well below average. rain will give way and it will be mostly clear tomorrow. an american pilot is believed to be among 163 people killed in a horrifying plane crash in nigeria. it crashed yesterday in a densely populated neighborhood of lagos. everyone on board and at least ten people on the ground died. emergency workers fought fires and sifted through rubble overnight in the hopes of finding survivors. nigeria's president has declared three days of national mourning for the victim. developing news now, militiamen have taken control of the tripoli airport.

they are reportedly diverting flights. the men stormed the airport with heavy machine guns and armored vehicles. they forced airport officials to divert the flights. the mish shill law men are reportedly angry their commander was arrestened. and syria's president is condemning the mass kills in his country. alison burns is live with his national address and how world leaders are responding. >> reporter: tori, syria's president said even monsters couldn't carry out such abominable acts. assad is blaming an international conspiracy out to de -- out to destroy his country. >> we have atried all of the political commissions through dialogue and amnesty, we were

very flexible. we are facing a true war from the outside. when it comes to war, it is a separate issue from dealing with internal affairs. >> reporter: now, russia has blocked tougher international sanctions against syria. but european union leaders are meeting with slated mirror putin today to -- vladimir putin today to step up the pressure. secretary of state hillary clinton also met with officials to call for an end to aassad's rule. alley -- assad's rule. back to you. voters head to the polls tomorrow for california's primary. they won't be just voting on congressional and legislative issues but they will vote on the $1 per pack cigarette tax for cancer research. the polls show, it will be a close race. also on the ballot, an initiative that makes changes

to the state's legislative term -- term limits. also, districts have been redrawn. that could produce more moderate candidates. and the presidential and the county races, they remain the classic primaries, one winner for each party. 8:17. a 21-year-old chicago man is making history in the academic world. he's about to become the youngest person to receive a medical degree from the university of chicago. he started attending that college at the ripe old age of 11. now he's about to enter his residency in pediatric neurology but says he's not done yet. >> it is a nice, little accomplishment. i want to go on and do something bigger. >> he's made headlines before. he was reading at age 2 and

composing music on the piano by age 5. it must run in the family. his sister, 15, attends john hopkins university. a warning for you dog lovers if you have a dog. bay area vets are seeing a big jump in kennel cough. it's characterized by sneezing, nasal charge and a honking sound your dog makes. it could develop into pneumonia. it's life-threatening for dogs. this can be picked up at dog park, grooming facilities or any place where dogs socialize. >> if there isn't enough time for the virus to die, you will go right where someone with their sick dog has gone, you are likely for your dog to pick it up there. >> the vets say the best way to avoid this illness is to avoid taking your dogs to any place where dogs are or have been.

it's not usually life- threatening if they catch it early. queen elizabeth's you've baly continues tonight with a concert -- jubilee continue tonight. yesterday more than a million people turned out in the rain to watch a parade of boats. she was joined by her grandson prince william, and his wife, kate, as well aspirins harry and the queen's husband, 90- year-old prince philip. and a new usa has been crowned. >> ms. usa 2012 rhode island! [ cheers ] >> last night, 20-year-old she took home the title. she is a big cello player and also said during the interview round saying it would be fair in a non-natural born woman

won. she will also go on to compete in the miss universe contest. some good news. if you fly out of sfo, what we just find out one about one of the runways. and the not so-so sunny forecast is -- and the not-so- sunny forecast is next.

united airlines, no longer operates out of oakland international airport. it made its final departure yesterday. there was a ceremonial water ka noon -- water cannon absolute. united has been serving oakland for the last 85 years. but they were due to cut their service due to financial reasons. >> we've been flying for over 85 years. it's time to expand the san francisco operations that deliver the most convenience to our customers. >> if you looked tickets in advance out of oakland, you will be rerouted through san francisco as for oakland-based united workers. the airline says most of them -- most of them are being transferred to san francisco or san jose. one of the main rival runways at san francisco international is back open. it's been shut down since

friday night to allow crews to upgrade some lighting and signs. the closure cut the arrival rate in half from 60 planes an hour through 30. it caused delays of more than an hour. 8:23. let's check the commute on the roads and everything else now, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: i'm seeing some improvement in the 8:00 hour. let's go outside. i want to show you 237. even just last time we showed it to you was really slow. now you can see traffic is beginning to loosen up. it's slow but get getting better. also, the morning commute ising about to be -- is going to be busy. there's some slow traffic there. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's moderate. san jose traffic is busy on 101 and some slow traffic 101 near 29. let's go to steve. a very good morning.

the system is really close. it's coming in. it's already spread in a lot of clouds, low clouds. drizzle, light rain. there it is. there's a decent satellite system. below that, we get some rain out of that. it will come back. it will come back. there you go. one more, one more. our system right there starting to system there. a little line from the marin headlands just off san francisco and that will be brief. 50s and 60s. our system will sweep in here in the morning, early afternoon and that means cloud, rain and cooler for everybody. a little breezy, blustery at times. any rebound? well, no. giants will probably have to deal with some rain. the as will not. it does look like a light rain. i still think they will play.

clearing, breezy. wednesday should be okay. we cloud it up late wednesday into thursday. the weekend will be better but it will be better and breezy and just slow warming. 8:25. a fire in hayward just hours ago badly damaged as a -- baddy damaged at the garage. what -- baddy damaged at the garage. what -- badly damaged at the garage. what neighbors say could have happened. >> reporter: we're live near the search for sierra lamar. and were you watching the sky this morning? did you see this? the early-morning sky, the earth's shadow covered part of this full moon. how amateur bay area astronomers celebrated a partial lunar eclipse. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one solution for sparkling dishes,

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the search for clues in the sierra lamar case resumed this morning. tara moriarty is joining us live from morgan hill to tell us what the sheriff avenue dive team is doing now. >> reporter: well, you know, divers told us this morning they've scoured more than 40 pounds since the beginning of this investigation. that doesn't even include all of the area reservoirses. right now -- reservoirs. right now, divers are headed into the yubis russer voyeur. ewe -- yubis reservoir. the water is cold, about 55 degrees and marcy with zero -- murky with zero visibility at times. divers have said they've been blind searching for clues but despite the tough conditions,

divers say they are really determined to help this investigation. it's better sweet. you don't want to find any evidence to that fate chur but we're exploring all possibilities out there in the water and making sure that everything is checked. >> reporter: sheriff investigators believe that her sauked -- sierra lamar's accused kilter, antolin garcia- torres, kiss pose -- disposed of her body. the sheriff's department is focusing on finding her body because without it, the trial will likely be determined on forensic evidence, which some believe is not rock solid. divers will be out until -- will be out here until 5:00 tonight. if they found fig, we'll let you know -- anything, we'll let

you know. about 5:00 a.m., firefighters rushed to this house on fairway street. the flames were contained to that detached garage you see there. firefighters quickly got it under control. but when the firefighters arrived, they found downed power lines at the house. pg&e crews had to be called in to turn the power off. some of the neighbors say they think that's what's -- that's what sparked the fire. >> they went to the garage, it was parking and -- sparking and popping. when we came out, it was still popping, cloud pops. a wildfire burning in the sequoia national forest has grown to 1600 acres according to brand-new numbers out this morning from the forest service. it's burning northeast of bakersfield. it started friday afternoon when winds spreading flames right across control lines. more air tankers and firefighters are expected to be out there today to help bring

this under control. still no word on how the fire started. it is 8:31. there was a dramatic show in the sky overnight. about 35 people went to the space center in oakland to watch a partial lunar eclipse. the moon passed behind the earth and was caught in the shadow. it was spotted at 3:00 a.m. this morning and lasted a few hours. some were disappointed because there were some clouds. others say, that's part of the experience. >> that's nature. you have to make it on its rules. we saw some breaks in the clouds and we saw some fantastic views as it was going into the full eclipse. >> if you were watching under clear skies, it was only a partial eclipse here. if you missed this one, there will be another one in november. tomorrow, there's another much more rare event expected in the skies. starting shortly after 3:00 in the afternoon, you should be able to see the beginning of the transit of venus.

it will take a small dark dot gliding across the face of the sun. the next one won't be until 2017. >> all right, tori. 8:32. well, the victims of saturday's shooting in downtown oakland are expected to survive. a man and a woman were shot about 9:30 on saturday night on broadway. the first report said the woman had been shot in the chest and the man was shot in the leg. the police are saying it appears both are in stable condition. we have no information on a suspect or a possible motive. today is sentencing day for the man convicted of killing a san francisco father and two of his sons. edwin ramos was convicted of three counts of murder last month. prosecutors say he shot and killed anthony bologna and his two sons in 2008 after mistaking them for gang members. ramos faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the

possibility of parole. it is 8:33. we're hearing from a witness who saw pablo sandoval just before a woman accused him of rape. a bartender told the news he was friendly, soak iced with fans and did not -- socialized with fans and did not leave the bar with anyone. a few hours later, a woman said sandoval raped her an at -- at an aptos resort. the district attorney will decide about charges when the detectives finish their investigation. according to the "chronic" court documents show mirkarimied a his campaign man -- ross mirkarimi and his campaign manager exchained several text messages after the new year's eve incident. mirkarimi is accused of having his campaign manager attempting

to prevent his wife and the neighbor from going to police. his hearing is on june 19th. alameda is facing a $88 million shortfall. today a group will meet m oakland to discuss options for closing that deficit. supervisors have until june 22nd to approve a final budget for the 2012/2013 fiscal year. time turning 8:35. if you live in the south bay, you may have felt an earthquake yesterday morning. the u.s. geological survey says the epicenter was nine miles north of morgan hill, 15 miles east-southeast of san jose. no damage, no injuries have been reported. well, a concern about quakes is one of the reasons an east bay shelter for pregnant women may be closing. the catholic diocese of oakland says an inspection found that

the house would not survive an earthquake. social service workers say the shelter is one of the few places that allows women to stay for several weeks after they give birth. san francisco's busy n- judah muni live line is back up and unking again. the -- up and running again. it was shut down for work to the infrastructure and tracks. 8:36. we want to check in with sal and see how things are moving on the roads and the bay bridge toll plaza, how is that looking? >> we have seen some improvement, tori and dave. let's go right to it. remember, last hour, it was backed up way back. and now it starts there. it has improved. there is a daytime baseball game. the giants go for the sweep against the cubs. when is the last time the giants did a four-game sweep. i know someone out there knows. send me a tweet. let's take a look at north 880.

that traffic is going to be busy. we've seen a almost built of improvement here as well. if you are using your windshield wipers, state law says if they are in full corporation -- full operation, you need to have your headlights on. let's take a look at the san francisco commute on the maps. that's very slow. move the maps down to the south bay, 101 has improved there. 171 a little slow -- 171 a little slow -- 17 is a little slow. our system is moving in. it looks like it will be back in to 9:00, 1:00. it's already produced some light rain, drizzle. it's here. exactly one year ago, we had really heavy rain. but this system is not that big yet. it's here. it will give us not only a cool day but some of the heavier rain is starting to move in -- marin coast, marin head lunds and you start it -- head lunts and you start to see -- head lund and you start -- headlund.

maybe .01 to .25. about .10 to .2/10. san jose, they only warm up 4 degrees. the low and the high will end up with too much cloud cover. there's not -- we're almost on the back side of this. it will slide through. clouds, rain here in the morning. cooler and then we'll go partly cloudy, mostly cloudy. there could be a few isolated showers. this looks to be a morning event. 50s and 60s. that's it on the temperatures. upper 50s. on the coast, a few upper 60s inland but really held down temperatures today. they just won't be going very far. giants -- giants will be fine. i think the rank will be winding down. maybe a little delay but they will get that in. the a u.s. should have-- the as

should have little rain. wednesday looks better, increasing clouds on wednesday. another cool day and still cool and breezy for this time of year. 8:38. parts of 680 open again after being closed by a grass fire. it was one of several small fires that started yesterday afternoon. this one was at 680 and 880 in fairfield. firefighters closed the southbound lanes for about 30 minutes because of heavy smoke. still no word on what caused the -- still no word on what caused the fire. san rafael say eight fires were set probably by someone moving through the area. three fires were set near anderson drive and then five more were found between rice and anderson drive. firefighters are not sure if they were set intentionally. 8:39. governor jerry brown has declared this month of june as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride month n a

statement, the governor said even though more progress is immediated, it's important -- needed, it's important to celebrate. he found the ban unconstitutional and president obama 'new support for same-sex mirage. the news comes in time for san francisco's pride celebration which kicks off june 23rd. this is the day of rest for the crew moving the shuttle prototype "enterprise." "enterprise" was taken around new york harbor on a barge. a gust the wind had it hit a woodpiling. tomorrow it will complete the journey across the statue of liberty and across the floating museum. that will be its final home. the exhibit opens to the public next month. this is the navy of the battle that changed the course of world war ii in the pacific. this is video from this morning's ceremony at midway with leadership from the pacific fleet. midway island as it was known then is where japan sent four

of its aircraft carriers 70 years ago today. but the u.s. was able to sink all four carriers and that changed the momentum of the war in the pacific. 8:40. vallejo police investigating a mystery. what appears to be a human bone was left on the doorstep of a police station. and why steven baldwin is suing kevin costner during something that happened during the bp spill in the gulf. >> reporter: and the parents and the principal at the school in brentwood are meeting about nom students not -- some students not making it to garage wation. -- garage wakes. graduation ♪

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this action to raise money for the guide memorial church nonprofit foundation. 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following. human rights groups are saying more innocent victims were killed over the weekend. now russia is under pressure to get serious. leaders were meeting with vladimir putin who has imposed sanctions against syria. back here at home, just about two hours ago, a new ferry service officially started running. look at this one it connects -- one. it connects oakland to south san francisco. >> the trip costs $7 one way but during this first week you can ride for free. and more fallout from a bay area senior prank in brentwood. some angry parents stormed a brentwood high school this morning, fearing their children won't be allowed to graduate on

time. paul chambers has been out there all day at the high school. you have new information. what's going on? >> reporter: dave, i tell you what, when i talked to the principal this morning, he said he was actually thinking about some of the remorse. some kids came in and cleaned up the remorse. he was fine with that but today when he got here he saw nothing but graffiti. he said that made him very upset. we were about to leave a meeting between the superintendent, the principal and the parents inside the school. this was the scene about 30 minutes ago when a group of parents -- [no audio] >> reporter: parents painted their feet thursday night and left footprints all over the campus and left a sheep on the roof and obscene gestures on

the building. >> many classes did not happen because both students and teachers could not even function as a result of this. so that crossed the line from just a little prank to something that is far more serious. >> reporter: we were there as a group of angry parents stormed the principal venting their anger. so far we have pear told about ten students have been suspended for finals ago week. you can see the students are here suspended. they were told they may not be able to take part in the ceremony. i did find out from the principal, some students may not be able to graduate if they are not able to -- to take their finals. they say they want to give it another chance. they went inside. cleaned the school. they are not sure who did the day's damage but they say they are just asking for another

chance. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. 8:47. a gunman is still on the loose this morning after a deadly shooting at a vallejo park. but one of the victims who survived the shooting is showing suns of improvement now. the 67-year-old woman was upgraded from stable condition. a day after investigators say a man opened fire at a barbecue at crest ranch park. a 17-year-old boy remains in critical condition. one man died and another was shot in the arm. it's tragic any time anyone is shot but this one is especially bad when have you a 57-year-old guy that's killed. a 67-year-old woman, a child. it shows disregard on the part of the shooter. >> reporter: neighbors say -- >> neighbors say that kind of violence is unusual for the park. vallejo police are searching for witnesses. if you have any information, you are asked to contact police. breaking news. a porn actor accused of videotaping a murder he committed and posting it online

has been arrested in germany. luca rocca magnata was taken into custody. he's wanted in canada on first- degree murder and other charges. he allegedly killed a chinese college student he had dated, then mailed the student's body parts to canadian political offices. george zimmerman's attorney will ask a judge for a new bond hearing today, one day after he turned himself in. zimmerman who is accused of killing florida teenager, trayvon martin, had been in hiding. he turned himself in yesterday, two days after a judge revoked his bond. the judge said he died about how much money he had access to when he was freed on bond in april. zimmerman's attorney acknowledged it could hurt his client's credibility. >> it's a credibility question with mr. zimmerman and now that credibility has been attackeddor tarnished and now -- attacked or tarnished and now he has to rehabilitate it. >> zimmerman's attorney says he

opens his client's voluntary sun remember den shows he's not a -- surrender shows he's not a flight risk. jury selection starts today in the bp spill with two actors. over anive vestment designed -- an investment designed to clean up the spill. baldwin says he was duped out of buying that device. both arcors are expected to -- actors are expected to testify. a legal battle between oracle to stop upgrading software for hp'ser is everyoners starts today. hp'ser is ever -- hp's server starts today. oracle says there was no contract and they stopped updating the contract because

intel stopped making the processors for the servers. vallejo police say someone left a mysterious bone on their doorstep. it was found yesterday morning outside of the police station. police will send the bone to the coroner's office to determine if it is human. if it is, police say they will start an investigation. there's still no word on what caused a grass fire near the pittsburg/antioch fire. the fire burned behind a patch chur off buchanan road. it startedp:-- at 7:30 last night and was put out within an our -- it started at 7:30 last night and was put out within an hour. no structures were damaged. well, the twilight movie saga was a big winner last night at the mtv awards. >> and the winner of the movie awards for the year is

twilight! [ cheers ] >> the fourth twilight movie was not the only one taking home the golden popcorn. the hunger games, jennifer lawrence and and josh hutcherson won best female and male performens -- performers. government stepping up inspections of the meat supply. what's being done to protect consumers against dangerous bacteria. we're looking out on the roads. wet in some areas. don't worry. sal will take a look at everything and tell you how the morning commute is going. why are we here?

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newly renovated parks in san francisco have been vandal identified. i want to show you some -- vandalideized. this is de -- vandalized. this is delores park. at dubose park, the new children's blay ground has also been hit -- playground has been hit with graffiti as well. this has cost the city $150,000 so far this year. the coroner has identified the two people killed in a two- car crash in the narrow contra costa county friday note. they are 20-year-old -- night. they were 20-year-old brian wheeler and hey -- haden.

they were riding in a vehicle and a third person was injuredded but is expected to sur -- injured but is expected to survive. a san rafael man is working against the clock to finish a movie for a -- about a disease that's killing him. ♪ >> the concert raised money about a movie he's making about what the disease is doing to him and his family. >> my mom had it and died from it, my dad it and died from it. >> he says he's not sure how long he has. it could be five, ten years.

there's no cure for huntington's disease. starting today, the agriculture department expand the search for dangerous bacteria in meat. that includes extra testing for six more trains of e. coli. host are farmless. some can cause very serious health problems. if contaminated meat is found, it won't be allowed to be sold and made possibly be recalled. we want to check in with sal one more time. a little strange weather going on. >> i was just looking at the picture. i want -- i want to let you know that traffic is going to be busy along 101. 280 traffic -- we'll show you that in a second. the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic has picked up. here's 280. that looks good. let's go to steve. all right. thank you. light rain moving through.

cloudy to mostly cloudy. today, cool, breezy, this is not a big system but it's producing light rain. it's beginning to move in. >> i think by 1:00 we'll be on the back side of this. just some morning rain and then after that, temperatures will start to rain cool. they won't warm up past the mid- 60s. so rain on june 4th. back-to-back years. last year and this year. >> okay. thank you. that's our report for this morning, we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time the bruise breaks. >> be sure -- news breaks. >> be sure to join us for the news at noon. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. that you can charge it at home like your smartphone... that you'll never have to buy another tank of gas? [ brian ] really looking forward to not having to put 75 bucks in the tank twice a week just to go back and forth to work. utely no idea what the price of a gallon of gas is. [ male announcer ] or that it's never been a better time

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