. >>> flooding breeched the -- the water came up so fast that some residents barely had time to get to higher ground. 15inches of water has fallen there in the past five days. >>> tornado ripped through parts of arkansas overnight. one path tore 3 miles long and 15 miles long north of little rock. at least 10 people were killed. officials say the number could have been higher if tornado warnings hadn 't sounded. 70 homes were demolishes. 50 others were damaged. here's our other view, we moved our storm tracker two to the west to give you a look at the sheer size of the system. right now it covers at least a half dozen states. >>> we now know the likely cause of today's explosion at a high tech company and the identity of a critically injured worker. the industrial accident forced the evacuation of agilent technologies. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: the chemical explosion that set off fire alarms around 10:30 this morning. hazmat crews were called in and the company evacuated the building. about 100 employees were inside and many heard the last. >> very loud,. >> reporter:

. >>> flooding breeched the -- the water came up so fast that some residents barely had time to get to higher ground. 15inches of water has fallen there in the past five days. >>> tornado ripped through parts of arkansas overnight. one path tore 3 miles long and 15 miles long north of little rock. at least 10 people were killed. officials say the number could have been higher if tornado warnings hadn 't sounded. 70 homes were demolishes. 50 others were damaged. here's our other view, we moved our storm tracker two to the west to give you a look at the sheer size of the system. right now it covers at least a half dozen states. >>> we now know the likely cause of today's explosion at a high tech company and the identity of a critically injured worker. the industrial accident forced the evacuation of agilent technologies. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: the chemical explosion that set off fire alarms around 10:30 this morning. hazmat crews were called in and the company evacuated the building. about 100 employees were inside and many heard the last. >> very loud,. >> reporter:

. >>> a massive security breech at sony. so far there is no sign of credit card fraud. they had access to play station customers personal information such as credit card numbers. but the editor and chief of gamespot.com website says the attack is a wakeup call. >> we are trained to protect our pcs. you don't think top protect your video game con sol information. >> there is still no word when the system will be back up and running again. as for who is behind the breech some gamers point to unanimous that posted a video on you tube claiming responsibility for the attack. >>> cracking down on rays. the building introduced to reign in the wild party. >>> the extreme measures some are taking to get the best view of the royal wedding. >>> welcome back to the morning news. take a lack at this. people near a volcano in okay core have been asked to leave their homes. and now there is concern the ash is hazardous for people's health and crops nearby. scientists first notice the volcano was active last week. >>> the city of oakland is going after property owners and banks for bli

they all use the same marketing firm which informed them of the breech. they have no personal information stored, but that hackers may try to use those e- mail addresses to get personal information. >>> the u.s. extends its role in libya. the time line for handing the mission over to nato allies. >>> plus why japan will be releasing thousands of tons of radioactive water into the pacific ocean. >>> good morning. traffic on highway 24 lafayette looks pretty good driving up to the tunnel. tell you more about the east bay and the south bay commute straight ahead. >>> good morning. we have about 40s around. mostly clear skies. end up with a mostly sunny and warmer day. 60s closer to the beaches. low to mid-70s elsewhere as temperatures come up a bit. >>> the u.s. has agreed to a nato request to continue air strikes in libya through the end of today. the u.s. was scheduled to hand over that role to britain, france and other nato allies yesterday. now meantime a turkish hospital ship picked up 250 wounded people from a city that has seen heavy fighting between

a security breech may -- >>> a security breech may have revealed personal information of companies that a service called epsilon who manages about 40 billion e-mails a year. epsilon says on march 30th the system was hacked exposing customers' names and e-mail addresses. it says credit card details and other information like that was not exposed. all of the companies involved have warned people to be on the lookout for spam asking for personal information. >>> scientists are taking a new approach to security over the internet using their huge super come -- supercomputers to analyze suspicious activity. richard hart reports on the drive to discover the fingerprint of hackers. >> a fire wall protects a computer by filtering out suspicious content. >> so the state-of-the-art would be i know this computer with this name is bad. it is doing bad things. i will block that. >> like wheeze, the anti-virus software searches a computer for suspicious content. now researchers at lawrence livermore lab have devised a new way. instead of monitoring content they monitor behavior. if a computer behaves

if they were ever sued, liability would be breeched and the city probably would be responsible. i know that makes the city attorney uncomfortable but that is probably a relevant fact. the patrol specials and their governance have gotten a little bit out of control. this started for quite a while where the issues presented are that we are not seeing what patrol specials were charging their clients. we didn't know much about there training and experience. and several of the patrol specials have made everything from misrepresentations to the police commission and the police department regarding particular individuals they are go to hire and other issues that popped up. they are wearing the same uniform. there is confusion in the community are they police officers or patrol specials. there have been a lot of changes throughout the years in the ability and authority of the patrol specials. they have red and blue lights in their cars. they are not police officers. they are not allowed to have red and blue lights in their cars. they have the same arrest authority of anyone in this room

now since the shoreline here is restricted, the accident was considered a breech of security. they did an immediate head count here at the prison to determine that no one was missing. they said they were well aware of what had transpired leading up to the rescue. we're live at san quentin, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is now 6:03. well, the department of transportation is announcing some new rules today giving airline passengers more rights. we're going to bring you a live report from washington d.c. coming up at 6:15 we'll tell you how these new rules could mean more money in your pocket. >>> seven hours from now president obama is scheduled to arrive at sfo. ktvu's claudine wong is live at san francisco's ma sonic auditorium with more on how you may catch a glimpse of the president. claudine. >> reporter: they are anticipating crowds. that's why the barricades are up and no parking signs letting you know they're not going to let you park here when the president rolls into town. we're across the street from masonic auditorium here at taylor and california.

this incident was considered a breech of security but staff was well aware of the situation. they did a head count to make sure that none of their inmates had actually escaped. and they obviously knew that these people were in distress because that guard had heard their cries for help. all in all a very good positive story coming out here of san quentin. live at san quentin prison, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police have issued an urgent crime alert for people living in the lake merit area. that's following an attempted assault on third avenue yesterday afternoon. investigators say a man followed a woman from a neighborhood store all the way into the gates of her home. he then ordered her to take off her clothes, but then ran away. police only have a vague description of the attacker. still not clear if this incident is tied to a series of sexual assaults near lake merit earlier this year. >>> there's also a warning for people in the lake merit area. police say there were six separate street robberies during a two hour period yesterday afternoon. inves

for the government providing food and turn breech shelter was the relatively straightforward part in helping victims cope with the disaster making sure people have a place and a community to return to will be much more difficult either or no r.t. . japan. and adding to those problems are the fears of radioactive contamination that looms over the country independent nuclear power consultant john large says japan was caught off guard when the tsunami struck and not properly prepared for the chain of events that thyroid problem is really the fundamental nuclear safety culture in japan and generally in the rest of the developed world is flawed what happened here is that the japanese considered this cascade from earthquake food to tsunami could never happen or would happen so infrequently but they didn't have to take account of it and as a result they never practice is never rehearsed for this type of accident and we can see affectively that the japanese for the first two weeks have been running around to coin an old english phrase like headless chickens not knowing what to do the real pr

. >>> a major security breech the company discovered. >>> and going, going, gone.a major change in the housing market. that story next when the 10:00 news continues. >>> the federal government faces a shut down this week as democrats and republicans clash over billions of the proposed spending cuts. they've agreed to ten million dollars in temporary spending cuts that have helped the government running so far. they're calling for $61 billion in cuts. senate democrats say that goes too far. >>> a republican budget proposal to be unveiled this week calls for saving money without raising taxes. senator democrats are already questioning the plan and similar bills because the legislation could affect everything from defense spending and medicare to tax reforms. >> i don't know how you get there without taking basically a meat ax to those programs who protect the most vulnerable in our country. >> we're trying to reduce spending and our democratic friends are hanging on to all the ideas that every time you're trying to reduce spending you're being cruel and mean. >>> the

or the government providing food and turn breech shelter was the relatively straightforward part in helping victims cope with the disaster making sure people have a place and a community to return to will be much more difficult. now of r.t. . japan. next one of the biggest counter-terror operations in years has left seventeen militants dead in russia's southern republican shetty on monday it was thought that russia's most wanted terrorist local maro could be among those killed authorities awaiting the results of forensic testing verified information during the raid security forces also destroyed a militant camp where terrorists were being trained the operation took place on the eve of the first anniversary of the twin suicide bombings of what the moscow metro claiming thirty eight lives that is within a culture never caught up with some of the survivors of those there. it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me keep it off he like many others had a certain string in his step knowing the harsh moscow winter was over but little did he realize the nightmare he would be thrown int

. >>> a congressional sub committee has sent a letter to the company on a breech of on sony's onlinech. sony has until may 6 to reply. >>> verizon customers will soon be getting a warning that they are being tracked. verizon wirelesses says it will begin putting a sticker on products. >>> groupon is pulling the advertisement from donald trump website. the company says it's not making a political statement but instead does not want to cause controversy. trump has caused controversy lately giving speculation that he might run for president. >>> wind means higher than normal highs. it's only blowing 19 miles per hour, these are normally windy spots that are not producing big winds now. so we're going to get this high pressure that builds in nicely. it's happening right now. we're picking up north winds that are indicator of that pressure. your weekend is going to be warmer. sunday is your warmest day. next week really warm, maybe hot. maybe some upper 80s. maybe low 90s. that's next week, the weekend looks great. overnight lows remain cool. it was cold last night. the night before even

. >>> a congressional sub committee has sent a letter to the company on a breech of on sony's onlinech. sony has until may 6 to reply. >>> verizon customers will soon be getting a warning that they are being tracked. verizon wirelesses says it will begin putting a sticker on products. >>> groupon is pulling the advertisement from donald trump website. the company says it's not making a political statement but instead does not want to cause controversy. trump has caused controversy lately giving speculation that he might run for president. >>> wind means higher than normal highs. it's only blowing 19 miles per hour, these are normally windy spots that are not producing big winds now. so we're going to get this high pressure that builds in nicely. it's happening right now. we're picking up north winds that are indicator of that pressure. your weekend is going to be warmer. sunday is your warmest day. next week really warm, maybe hot. maybe some upper 80s. maybe low 90s. that's next week, the weekend looks great. overnight lows remain cool. it was cold last night. the night before even

third party customers, there has been a data breech you may get a fishing e-mail.nt to dupe customers into thinking it may be from chase bank and get them today as a rulening their personal information like -- divulge their personal information like numbers and passwords. if there is a link disregard and delete it. that is the message from banks and these other customers of epsilon. we did contact the company and the spokesperson said they are working with authorities to identify the source. the latest from silicon valley back to you guys. >> thanks very much. matt bigler. >>> it is 6:52 a.m. every dog seems to have its day there was one particular dog whose special day was fry kay. very lucky day -- friday very lucky day. >> this dog is believed to have survived the march 11th tsunami. there he is he was floating on the roof of a house, didn't have a collar, no tags, no owner nearby. after spending 3 weeks at sea it appears in pretty good shape. he is a little hungry look at that, wagging his tail and needs some food after that. >> unbelievable. >> they are hoping

. >> breech delivery, especially in multiple pregnancy, is a very complicated delivery.here is a need for a qualified ob/gyn doctor. >> we even called the doctor but he was not here. but if she is about to deliver, we can take the delivery, we do it. >> ( translated ): sakina labored in pain before the second baby was born. it was close to an hour before the boy was born. he came forth having problems. >> we need oxygen. we don't have oxygen >> ( translated ): my son needed medical attention, and we rushed him to the emergency pediatric ward. >> while the second twin was being stabilized, sakina's condition worsened. she was diagnosed with post- partum hemorrhage. >> one of our main problems here-- how to get blood. the husband has to go and donate. before, we normally asked red cross. they mobilized people to come and donate blood to the hospital. but now due to this hiv, so we stopped this. they have to go and check the blood group of the husband. then they compare if it's the same with her own. if it's not the same blood group. >> a positive. not the same. >> the husb

customers of walgreens along with several other major companies now being effected by a breech of data that was first announced last friday. tivo, city group, td ameri trade and best buy are some of the countries whose information was stolen by hackers who broke into the marketing company. students for the board may also be effected. right now it's not clear how many people's e-mail addresses were stolen. >>> all right. time to go back to sal to check in on traffic. how does it look? >>> looks okay right now. all over the bay area we did get a couple of new things. first of all go outside and take a look at what we have now with a look at highway 24 westbound. looks okay coming up to the pay gates there -- sorry, to the tunnel. no major problems there coming up through the oakland area. also the morning commute looks all right if you're driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. that traffic is moving along nicely. no major problems coming in to the city. i want to mention that if you're driving on the in the meantime freeway southbound and northbound 880 traffic is getting busier by the mi

this boating accident was considered a breech of security. you're looking at one of the guard towers right now. not necessarily the one where the guard was at the time of this incident. the shoreline along san quentin is restricted, but prison officials immediately did a head count when they heard what was going on. they determined that the couple involved were not inmates. now we will of course keep you posted throughout the morning if we get any updates on this couple's condition. reporting live from san quentin prison, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are warning people living in the lake merit area about an attempted assault. it happened on third avenue yesterday afternoon. ktvu's kraig debro is in oakland. he has more on some similar incidents that are being investigated in the area as well. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, pam. and those incidents are enough to make people start wondering if they're connected. police have no official word on that just yet. but in addition to the attempted s

tonight it is being called a staggering breech of security that could cost sony billions of dollars to make right. it happened after the network was attacked last week forcing sony to shut it down. while it was down, the names, addresses, pass words billing histories, birthdays and possibly even the credit card numbers of all 77 million customers were stolen. sony says there are no reports of credit card fraud. the company expects to have its playstation network back on-line next week. >>> there is developing news in san jose where there was a murder at a san jose care facility. a 24-year-old resident of a converted single family home was beaten to death by his roommate. investigators say the killing followed an argument. the suspect is under arrest but has not been booked on charges at this point. officers are still on the scene there as we speak. >>> marin county agreed to pay $1.9 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a 66-year-old man repeatedly tased in his own home by sheriff deputies. >> stop resisting. >> peter mcfarland sued two years ago for using excessive force. paramedics c