. the police have just raided the occupied the farm camp in albany. stunning developments in the leila fowler case, the little girl's older brother 12 years old, we will tell you more about his legal future coming up. we are live in larkspur, we

will have more on the ferry problems, coming up. >> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is may 13, i am torii campbell in for pam cook. >> he said it depends on where you are. >> the trend is for most locations especially away from the coast to cool down for the rest of the week, a weak front is coming in and the systems will erode the high pressure system and we have more on a stronger sea breeze, we will more coming up, here is sal. traffic is okay in richmond and el cerrito. no metering lights but there is already a backup building, 6:01 let's go back to the desk.

police have just raided the occupy the farm camp in albany and joining us live where dozens of police officers are still on the scene, what is happening, brian? >> reporter: let me go ahead and see there is 30 or so berkeley police officers and they raided this area known as the gill track and 20 people were using it for urban farming for what is a kidsly debate, 20 people were taken off the land and what we understand was one person was arrested and let's bring in claire holmes, she is a spokesperson this morning and can you tell us the recent developments on what happened this morning? >> yes, we admonished the group to leave the land which is illegal trespassing and this

has not been found for more than 100 years. the area they are on is a jay san to a grocery store and senior housing. we have been involved more than five years getting feedback and soliciting ideas to use it as a mixed use site. >> there were 20 people on the land and one person was arrested, why was that person arrested? >> about 20 people were camped here and one person was unable to follow instructions and so had to be arrested. >> how long will police be here on the land on this property? >> they will be here all day to make sure they come and leave. >> reporter: thank you a california spokesperson this morning and coming up, we will be speaking with an occupy the

farm person and they say they are plan on possibly coming back to this piece of land sometime in the future and they are currently meeting right now but we will talk with them as the morning continues. here in albany, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. we have continuing coverage about the stabbing death of 8- year-old leila fowler and her 12-year-old brother has been arrested in the stabbing death of his little sister. here is more on what may happen next, alex? >> reporter: well, dave this 12- year-old boy is accused of a very serious crime but under california law he cannot be tried as an adult. it has trust traded -- frustrated many people in the valley springs area and there will be counselors on hand and at this particular school, this

school says our thoughts and prayers are with the leila fowler family. the man under arrest is a student and the boy is not being identified but he is arrested for the stabbing death of his 8-year-old sister. her brother was the only one home at the time and initially he told investigators he saw a man running from the house and found his sister dead. her brother even gave authorities a description of a gray haired man he supposedly saw running from the house. this morning sheriff's investigators are not saying what led them to arrest the brother but a local pastor said it will take time for this family to heal. >> a local narrative says this is what happened and now we can begin to do the healing and work of what it means to be with that. >> investigators have not

offered a possible motive and i did touch base with the sheriff's office but the person i spoke with was not able to say when this boy might be charged with any sort of crime in connection with his death and when he might go before a judge. live in the county, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. a bay area man will be held tonight just days after graduating from college. he died early yesterday morning after a car he was riding in. he graduated friday with a degree in business administration and he was preparing to join a family business, his construction has been around for almost 100

years and instructions continue. and in san francisco, tara moriarty is live in larkspur to explain when ferry service will begin, good morning tara. >> reporter: you can see the parking lot is getting fuller at 6:00 and by the end of this commute, we should see this lot packed. in fact there are too many people who want to ride the ferris and there is not enough seats and they are jumping on a backup bus and others choose to ride themselves. that is why they are ask adding more buses which is approved and most passengers agreed paying for parking was not a good idea. >> it's not the cheapest option

obviously, people put parking on top of that and it might not be so economically feasible for some people. >> it would still be cheaper to take the ferry in the long run and in san francisco it would be so costly. >> parts of this plan still need to come back for public comment but so far people are willing to take the good with the bad. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> all right, tara, 6:08 let's talk about getting you where you need to go, how is our commute. by the way torii, i think you have thrown some people off -- >> it must be after 7:00, it is only 6:08. that would be me, i would be beside myself right now. bay bridge, 6:08-metering

lights have been turned on and traffic is turned on at the foot of the mcarthur maze no problems on the bay bridge and chp is telling us there are gusty winds and you can see the sign which warns you of the same as you drive on to the bridge. it is not correlated but it is chp asking you to be cautious. let's go back to 580 we had a new crash and northbound a report ofa big-rig and traffic may start backing up there, 6:09 let's go to steve. thank you for clarifying that, but the wind has picked up for some. it is still held in check and high pressure is holding its stamp on it and morning drizzle a little cooler and much, much cooler is the extent of this

week. by friday, we'll see a 20- degree drop. weak system coming in and that will not do too much. there is a series of lows right there. hee there coming out of e askaand this will knock the ridge of high pressure out of there. 45 novato, 49 santa rosa, reporting some fog, 53 in san francisco, san jose, 52 and walnut creek, gusting to 28 miles per hour. oakland downtown airport, easterly breeze an "f" s o has a -- and fso has a calm condition and in the middle of the area, 34 degrees, coldest low ever, i mean there are really cool readings while we sit here except for by the coast. and in lake tahoe, 40-degree

spread, they are held in check and they will really get helped in the next few days. it will still be warm to hot inland depending on your definition, i know what you are saying. sonoma 85, 90 in brentwood, 65 alameda. 79 sarasota, santa clara 79 fremont 76 upper 70s on the peninsular 60s on the coast, brisbane and san francisco. and we will have a slight warmup on the weekend. it is 6:11 angry words from the brothers of the man accused of holding three women hostage... >> i hope he rots in jail. >> the message from the victim's families and why ariel

castro may have wanted to get caught. political analysts say heads will role as they target conservative groups. reaction from the tea party in just a minute. you can try to win the biggest jackpot ever in california history.

. it is 6 turn -- 6:14 we are hearing more from the brothers, pedro and onil say their brother is a monster and they say they hope he spends the rest of his life in prison and it's possible ariel castro wanted to be caught. >> i am glad he left the door unlocked, maybe he wanted to be caught, maybe his time was up. >> they are hiding in an undisclosed location, and now police say they are innocent. they are debating what to do with the house the women were held hostage in and they have boarded up doors and windows but neighbors want it torn down and some have even threatened to burn it as an act of

vigilante justice but some want it held up so evidence can continue to be collected. they will ask for sworn testimony from the leaders of a review board in the attack of benghazi libya. the chairman wants to know how hillary rodham clinton should not be blamed for the response to the it tack. -- response to the attack. some are blaming them of a smear campaign against hillary rodham clinton. >> the people were affectively lied to and that's important to get right. >> my concern is when hillary rodham clinton's name is mentioned 32 times in a hearing that, it is meant to discredit the secretary of state, and may have very high popularity and may also be a candidate for the president of the united states.

>> and in the meantime party members are speaking out after the internal revenue service targeted groups and as kyla campbell reports from the washington d.c. newsroom, the white house says the internal revenue service was not involved, kyla? >> reporter: they told them no one outside the internal revenue service was involved with putting internal revenue service tea party groups under the microscope. members of both parties are calling on president barack obama to condemn the internal revenue service and punish those responsible. new reports as early as june of 2011 internal revenue service officials were dealing with groups with patriot in their name. but they learned how to flag

the non-profits expanding their targets to nearly 300 groups. she says tea party groups are speaking with attorneys about their options and lists say heads will role. they plan to introduce legislation that will increase penalties against internal revenue service officials and that includes jail time. president barack obama is expected to have a press conference about this two hours from now. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. police say a mumfied human skull likely came from a homicide victim and police say the person had been dead for months, even years and the skull likely came from outside the city. they still don't know if the

victim was a man or woman and the coroner is planning on conducting an autopsy. they are trying to remember officers killed in the line of duty. the names of 321 officers will be added to the law enforcement who was killed last september. each year they choose from a list of officers killed in the line of duty the previous year as well as those killed in the last two decades whose stories have recently come to light. and members of the mayor ed lee will talk about their final bid to host super bowl 50 and the 49ers new stadium in santa clara, they will decide if the bay area will host the super

bowl. they are now considered the front-runner after they have rejected them after trying to fix up the old rendition of this issue. then on friday, riders will hit the bay area for stage 6 in san jose. this by the way is the first year that they take cyclists to the top of mt. diablo and that happens saturday and the final stage will land in santa rosa on the 19th. californians will be able to play powerball for a really big jack pot and at least $350 million join is the basketball

game. nobody has hit all five numbers plus the powerball in the last six weeks but saturday night somebody who bought a ticket in petaluma matched the first five numbers and that ticket is worth $5 million. that is not too shabby. >> that is nice. caster valley. >> actually right there passed the y, there is only a crash an injury crash involving a big- rig and now they are expecting a sig alert which they plan to be there for a while, and 238 and east 14th in dublin, the accident has been cleared to the side but they are backed up

for a 25 minute delay to the metering lights which are on. and if you are driving in san jose, it is looking good getting to sunny veil and cupertino. thank you, sal. mostly clear, inland this looks like a start by the time we get there, a series of systems are coming in. this is actually a little guy who is developing a low and more so over the next 28 hours, we could have some local drizzle more likely tonight and tomorrow as the system inches closer and we will continue to keep the beat going on. san francisco, it has been tough to warm up and i have not changed anything, after yesterday, it is mostly cloudy. you can see one system here and

that end result is that it will be a cool pattern and still southwest they have a morning fog and we will take the edge off of some of these temperatures unless you are really influenced, martinez 81, saratoga los gatos, santa clara, sunny veil 79, 60s on the coast, 70s on the peninsular and we will economy out an 80, wednesday thursday and friday looks to be the coolest and we'll see a slight warmup on the weekend. a furry critter returns to bay area waterways, why the

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project started 13 months ago and nearly 375 sighting have been reported. efforts to improve local waters ways could be a factor and so far 100 miles of coastline is being monitored. let's check in with sal on our morning commutes, we have some problems out there, sal? >> yes, the biggest one is at the caster valley y at east 14th street and there is a crash blocking most of the area here so give yourself some extra time. also this morning, we are looking at the sunole grade and that traffic does look good. let's go to steve. lots of low clouds and fog for some, it is not making a strong surge inland but it is a sign of things to come and it has been rather cool by the coast and it looks like a cooler pattern for everybody, more on that in ten minutes.

6:27 a 12-year-old boy facing charges in the stabbing death of his 8-year-old sister, how the small community is reacting to his arrests. and breaking news, police move in on the occupy the farm campaign, we will have your early stock numbers as well, stay tuned, we will be right back. [ engine revs ] [ female announcer ] small... [ engine revs ] wicked... ♪ and now... ♪ topless. ♪ the fiat 500 abarth cabrio. ♪ get to subway now for the oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select! try it on toasty flatbread with melted american cheese,

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morning to you, it is monday, may 13th, i am dave clark. >> and i am torii campbell, a lot is happening right now and we are following breaking news from the east bay, just a short time ago, police raided the occupy the farm camp in albany and we are right there live and dozens of police officers are out there, brian? >> i'll say, uc berkeley officers are here and a piece of this guilt trap, you can see those officers right now and they are along the entrance to this piece of farmland many are around the occupy the farmland and they were kicked out by uc berkeley police officers but this morning, the group are called occupy the farm and they are concerned about a piece of land and activists say it

should be used for urban farming or research on farming, however they would like to see a senior housing complexes and they say -- complex but they say the land is so nutrient rich they should start a farm. >> we will meet back here at 5:00 p.m. and continue to farm and we will assess the situation obviously and see what else theres for us to do. >> okay, thank you. you can see these berkeley police officers are guarding this piece of land making sure they don't go back on there and so far there are 20 people on the land this morning and there is one arrest and spokespersons say they did not comply but in terms of that, they will be

reconvening and going back around five or 6:00 because think have been able to grow things ktvu channel 2 morning news brian flores. it is 6:32, continuing coverage in the stabbing death of leila fowler. her brother is facing charges in the death of his little sister and we have grieve counselors at localing schools, alex? >> reporter: so far investigators have not offered up a possible motive for this crime and a 12-year-old boy is accused of killing his sister and obviously the news of her death is very difficult and the news of this young man's arrest is difficult for students in this area especially for the

students where leila fowler's brother is a student. we are told grieve counselors are there and leila fowler was killed a little more than two weeks ago. he was the only one home at the time and he told investigators he saw an intruder running from the house which prompted a manhunt for the killer. they are not saying what led them to arrest the brother but the news has divided this small town of valley springs. >> you have people who feel sorry for him, they don't understand why he would do what he did. and other people want to hang him in the middle of the town square. >> reporter: according to one report, this 12-year-old has been described as being

protective of his siblings but he cannot be tried as an adult. i am trying to find out when this boy may be charged and when he will make his first appearance before a judge. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> thanks, alex, you can get the latest by going to our website, click on the slaying tab. in lake county they want governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency because of a landslide there and you can see how critical the situation is. they started sliding back in march and many are under imminent evacuation and the situation is so dangerous even mail delivery has stopped. >> we have been hoping for a

declaration between the county and governor jerry brown's desk. he has not acted on it. >> reporter: governor jerry brown is still assessing the situation and last week a geologist went to look at the problem and so far nobody knows what is causing it. >> time now 6:35, o.j. simpson goes back to a las vegas courtroom and he wants a judge to overturn his conviction. since his lawyers were so bad during his trial, his situation was so bad and he should get a new trial. the hotel room robbery, simpson was trying to get back personal memorabilia he claims was stolen from him. 27-year-old harris, he is accused of healing three people back in a shooting in a fiery

crash on the vegas strip. he was driving this and prosecutors are seeking being the death penalty. one of five nurses killed in a limousine fire on the bridge will be laid to rest today. meanwhile lawmakers are considering tighter safety regulations in the wake of that deadly fire nine days ago and they are including annual inspections of limousine and they are requiring limousine to carry fire extinguishers. several lanes will be closed for system's upgrades and we can days single lanes will be closed until 6:00, a m- but all of them will be open and the work will go straight

through until 10:00 p.m. on sunday and other bay area bridges have similar upgrades. the next system to be upgrade will be the bay bridge. and travel time is getting shorter and why muni is now able to get through a very busy area more quickly in the last two months. >> sal, you still watching castro valley and san leandro? >> yes, but traffic is still slow through caster valley because of an earlier accident but traffic through caster valley will be slow and after that, traffic does look good in oakland. 880 oakland still looking very nice and if you are driving to downtown it should be nice however it is backed up

westbound on the bay bridge which looks good westbound to san francisco. it is looking good on the coast making a push inland and there is more of an on shore breeze and it is going to be a cooler week, this will be the the next five days, friday for looks really cool, warm, hot for some, much cooler over the rest of the week, wednesday thursday and series of systems are moving to the north. now this system coming in is taking a lot of resistance. we have a coastal drizzle which is gray, a little strip of fog is coming through and that terms you, it -- tells you it is still be squashed and we will keep temperatures rather cool, overnight lows are cool

even though the days are warm, 45 novato, a report of an easterly breeze northwest out of travis, 54 reno, 52 ukiah and palm springs, you have to get your spot with your towel down there. speaking of cool, i mean it is in the 40s, chicago and the beat goes on 34 in cedar falls, record low, all time record low and we get the warm air and these breeze we bring it down 90 in concord, san ramon moan,

caster valley, 86 to gilroy, santa cruz, mainly 60s and 50s on the coast, 70s on the peninsular, fog will be on the increase and gets picked up and starts working out big time as we cool down to friday and a little warmer on the weekend. dave? warriors are heading back to san antonio with the spurs at two games a piece. >> there you go! [applauds] [crowd noise] >> warriors win a thrilling overtime victory in oakland and warriors erased an 8 point deficit and this go on to win in overtime. warriors and spurs head back to san antonio for game 5, that is tomorrow night, game 6, back in oakland at or call, and play

off tickets go at 9:00 and for the general public they go on sale this afternoon. and san jose sharks do some practicing getting ready for the western conference semi finals and they found out their opponents will be the los angeles kings after they beat them in game seven. they were 2 and 2 during the regular season and the first two games will be played in los angeles but the dates and times still have not yet been announced. time is 642, tragedy out there on the san francisco bay, speculation on what may have caused that deadly accident. it is an eyesore, we will show you what is being done to fix the graffiti over the south bay freeways. slow traffic in antioch, we

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here is a look at a few, just a short time ago, police raided the occupy the camp and there has been at least one arrest and dozens of officers are out there at the scene and he will have a live update on what is going on at the top of the hour. also grieve counselors will be at local schools after a 12- year-old boy is accused of the stabbing death of leila fowler. her brother at first told police an intruder did it. and there is bipartisan outrage over reports that the internal revenue service targeted tea party groups with extra scrutiny. republicans and democrats want an investigation. we are learning new information about a deadly

hofiwhich killed six people. the mother was across the street doing laundry when she saw her home going up in flames. she saw her daughters 2 to 8 were killed as well as heresies in-law -- her sister-in-law and all of the victims were believed to have been sleeping when the fire broke out. new orleans police released new surveillance video at a mother's day parade which left 19 people injured. the video shows a suspect opening fire on the crowd and you can see people scattering with the suspect right in the center with a black t-shirt pointing a gun at the crowd. three people may have fired at

the in thepth -- 7th ward in the french quarter and police have not made any arrests. a project to rid graffiti, crews will remove the tagging on the train street trestle and highway 101 overpass and janine de la vega is live near the graffiti with how the taggers have been getting in, good morning, janine? >> reporter: good morning, torii. you can see there is a break in the fence and this is where taggers are coming in to railroad property and they are covering this whole area with graffiti and it's saturated and it's all hidden inside and sat rated above 101 and 13th street. cleanup will begin tonight and here is what it looks like on the outside when motorists drive by above bridges and

freeways but beginning tonight, the first project being undertaken by the city will be this trestle above 101 and oakland, both lanes will be closed from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. and two southbound lanes will shut down to highway 880 to north 13th street. drivers are pleased about the cleanup. >> it certainly doesn't look nice. i think we will have more pride when it looks nice. >> there are clean ups as well as the one on mckees road. residents have noted they can tag and coming up on mornings

on 2, we will talk more about the additional plans after it has been cleaned up, reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. the four teens in the america's cup yacht race will be meeting tomorrow in san francisco. the racing teams from the u.s., italy sweden and new zealand will be talking about the tragedy last week on the san francisco bay. they will decide what, if anything should be done. many think a structural flaw in the 72-foot design caused it to nosedive and then to capsize. they have taken some new signs to speed up the fillimore buss. last week they painted three blocks red and they run from 16th street to debows avenue. cabs can use that but no other

cars and that has cut travel time by 5%. if it proves to be successful, the red paint will be successful. let's check in with sal and starting in the south bay, how is that looking? >> it is slowing down a little bit torii, not too bad on westbound 287 and you will see some slowing at sanger road and neither is 280 getting into cupertino. we are looking at slow traffic in antioch as usual from antioch to pittsburgh, a little slower and not too bad from walnut creek and we had this called in west 80 near hilltop drive, a little bit of slow

traffic there and 238 and 5 #0 to you a to early problems and that's backed up for a 20 minutes delay, let's go to steve. a bigger fog bank than we had over the weekend and we have a series of systems coming in and the first one is weak. it is this still there and it is starting to make a sea breeze push and 90% of the sonoma coast looks like there is a little bit of clearing there and we have some local drizzle, 50s on the temperatures and upper 40s and 50s, unless you are pretty far inland or on the cool side, we had a couple of cool days and it was ramped up towards travis and now it is only 18 and

that's a sign of a sea breeze. temperatures start to come down and it may take one more day and it takes 2 or three days to get out of the warm temperatures, 60s to 70s, near brentwood, goes 79 san jose, 85 and 86 gilroy, they will warm up and there is a sign of a cool down, thursday and friday looks cook and a little announcement at the music festival, we will let you know if this will come back next year. also it is official, what we will let you know about barbara walters and her plans.

. the u.s. stock market is falling and first report actually came out this morning from the commerce department, retail sales were up, and they are better than the 1.6, down 62, nasdaq down 8, s&p 500 down 6. legendary newscaster barbara walters announced news of retirement and walters is 83

years old, started her career at 1961 at the today show and found a new home at abc where she has been for 37 years. she will continue being executive producer of the view. wrapping up they are already looking ahead to next year. in fact three day passes for bottle rock 2014 are already online on sale. they will take place with the announcement before the final performance, overall this year's event was a success and 3 5,000 people attended the festival each day and there were 20 arrests for minor offenses. >> what is going on at the toll plaza in. >> well, it is backed up for about a 20 minute 3:00 delay getting are -- delay getting

into san francisco, let's go to the haywood area and 880 is a little bit slow, let's go to steve. fog is starting to lift, still a sign of a cooler pattern and the temperature trend is lifting we will have more on mornings on 2. berkeley police raided the occupy the farm and here is what is next. stabbing of an 8-year-old girl, the shocking information coming up, stay right here with us coming up on mornings on 2. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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let me go! >> reporter: i'm brian flores. 20 "occupy farm" activities were kicked off by the police. we'll tell you why they say they will be here all day. the killing of three family members leads to a massive manhunt in a northern california community stunning developments over the weekend in 8-year-old