calaveras county. and a crackdown on freeway taggers moves to the fast lane. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. just hours ago, uc berkeley police raided the "occupy farm" camp in albany. protesters are planning their next move later today. brian flores join us live from albany. what's happening there now? >> reporter: so far so good, tori. take a look behind me. there's about 30 or so i would say uc berkeley police officers as well as 20 "occupy farm" activists. they've been here since 4:00 this morning after uc berkeley raided the land. many officers guarding the land, making sure the activists go back in. there's been one arrest. now, "occupy farm" is concerned over a piece of land known as the guild tract. the owners of the land, uc berkeley, would like to see the development here and current proposals are slated to go ahead and include a sprouts farmers market and a senior housing complex. activists say differently. >> so the guild tract is home to some of the best agricultural soil in the east bay. we're learning to turn this land into a community farm. that could be an asset to us moving forward and thus relying less than industrial agriculture. >> reporter: the group says they've been able to grow things like kale and wild flowers. uc berkeley says they are willing to work on a solution. activists were told to leave this morning. many of their farm equipment and tends had to be -- tents had to be taken off the land. it doesn't appear to be over. berkeley police say they will be here all day along with the activists and the activists say they may reconvene sometime this afternoon and perhaps go back on the land. we'll stay on top of this development. we're live here in albany, i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. continuing coverage in the stabbing death of 8-year-old leila fowler. her brother is under arrest. alex savidge is live in calaveras county with communeny -- community reactionshtion -- reaction. >> reporter: good morning. the boy under arrest is a 7th grader here at this middle school in valley springs. i'm told grief counselors will be available for students as they return to class this week. this boy who is not being identified was taken into custody on saturday accused of the stabbing death of his 8- year-old sister. she was killed a little more than two weeks ago. her brother was the only one home at the time of her death and initially he told investigators that he saw a man running from the family's house and then found his sister dead. that prompted a manhunt in this area for leila's killer. eventually sheriff's investigators zeroed in on the brother. they are not saying what led them to arrest him or the possible motive for the crime. but the superintendent says this has been a difficult time for students and staff. >> look at it from the family's perspective. now they've theoretically lost two children. it's a double tragic. from a school district perspective, it carries on a different light because we're still dealing with the loss of leila and now we're having to grapple with this reality. >> reporter: the superintendent told me this boy didn't get into trouble and teachers never saw any behavior that caused them concern. under california law, the boy cannot be charged for murder. i've put in calls to the sheriff's office trying to find out when charges may be filed against this boy and when he may make his first appearance in front of a judge. we're live in calaveras county, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can always get the latest information about this case by going to our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. just click on the calaveras slaying tab. a man is behind bars after an overnight shooting in a bar in santa rosa. it happened sortly after 2:00 at the zoo bar on barium avenue. police say 27-year-old anthony martinez had been drinking when he left the bar and fired four shots in the air. the brother tried to get the gun away and was shot in the leg. he's expected to be okay. police say they were unable to retrieve the firearm since an unidentified person grabbed the gun and ran from the scene. the search is growing for the man suspected of killing his wife and two young daughters in humboldt county last tuesday. investigators think 45-year-old shane miller is on the run near the rural town of pe petroila -- town of petroila. police believe he knows the area well. people are being told to stay inside and keep their doors locked. for the first time, the federal government is moving to seize a pot club in san francisco. medical marijuana is legal here in california, but it is banned by the federal government. reports indicate the shombala healing center on mission could be seized at any moment. in 2011, the united states attorney sent letters to that facility warning of a possible shutdown and jail time. right now, this is the only club in danger of being seized. the group that predicted the end of the world may be having their own day of reckoning. some of the money, $200,000, came from loans to for the radio. it is 7:07. california car enthusiasts may get the chance to put old style license plates on their cars. the dmv is taking orders for yellow and black, blue and gold, and black and yellow license plates similar to those used during the 1950s through the 1980s. at least 7500 car owners must preorder a plate before the style goes into production. right now the most popular is the black on gold one but it has fewer than 3,000 orders. they need double that. >> i remember those. >> i do, too, very well. sal doesn't remember. but he does know what's happening in oakland at 880. >> when we say we remember things, we automatically age ourselves. >> i know. >> i don't remember any of that. [laughter] let's take a look at what we have -- i'm saying that with a smile on my face -- let's take a ok at north 880, the traffic here on the coliseum approach. looks pretty good getting up past the coliseum. this commute does not usually slow down until later. if you are driving between hayward and union city, that will be okay. let's move along to the toll plaza. it's been about 20 minutes. it has not become any deeper than that. it should start clearing up by 8:00 unless there's a crash on the bridge. i also do want to mention that southbound 680 coming out of pleasanton today will be slow. let me move the maps here. you can see the road sensors yourself. pleasanton has been slow. i think a lot of people are avoiding castro valley which is very slow because of an earlier crash approaching 238. now, let's go to steve. >> sal? >> yes, sir. >> i know you had your book club meeting. i couldn't make it. i was gardening. >> look at that, steve! very nice! >> it was amazing. it was a lot of fun. i know the first half some of those calls were a little dicey, especially my buddy mike. worst calls ever. nelson, ready? that's not yours. cassie jean said yes, i can confirm drizzle. there's local drizzle. inland, it will still be sunny and warm. not as hot. there will be a few locations that will probably be upper 80s to near 90. clearlake weeing one. 46 in clearlake. drizzle is here. i think it will pick up late tonight, tomorrow. there's a low forming lack there. you can see the water viper. it shows you all of the -- viper. it shows you vapor. it shows you all of the ripples. 50s for mainly. n francisco was 53 last hour. they were 52 about an hour ago. on the cool side with a lot of fog. 40s to 80. 54 ukiah. 80 already in palm springs. the fog is held in check. having a hard time clearing the coastal hills. by tonight/tomorrow, it will lift and the rest of the week looks like a significant cooldown, especially thursday and friday. stronger sea breeze in place. for those of you, low 80s for a few. but 60s, 70s, closer to the coast and bay. 90 brentwood. livermore, 85. hayward, 72. berkeley, 68. 79 san jose. santa clara, 79. sunnyvale is in there. mountain view, -- 77. 60s on the coast and in san francisco unless you are towards santa cruz. warmer there. much cooler for everyone. friday looks very cool and a slight warmup by the weekend. >> make sure nelson gives you your warrior shirt back. it's decision time to move the sacramento kings to seattle. the nba board of governors meets in dallas. this week. they will vote on that plan. right now, seattle may have the edge. last week an investment group from seattle raise the bid $100,000 more from the sacramento-based group fighting to keep the team in that city. 7:11. san francisco mayor ed lee will meet with members of the bay area's super bowl committee at noon and they will review their final bid in the bay area's effort to host super bowl l at the 49ers' new stadium in santa clara. next week, nfl owners will decide if the bay area or miami will host the 2016 super bowl. and the bay area is now considered the front-runner after state lawmakers in florida rejected the nfl's demand to fix up the aging home of the miami dolphins. that would be really cool, 7:12. e super a growing scandal in washington. >> i don't care if you are a conservative, a liberal, a democrat or a republican, this should send a chill up your spine. >> the bipartisan outrage after the irs admitting targeting particular groups for special scrutiny. why there may be positive news about the finances of san francisco city college. a lot of low clouds in place. not everyone. but some of that beginning to move into san jose. it will be cooler, coast and bay. it will be in the 60s, 70s, coast and bay. 80s inland. today, darrell issa will ask for sworn testimony from the leaders of the board that reviewed the deadly consulate in libya. the chairman says he wants to know how the review board reached its decision that secretary of state hillary clinton was not to blame for the response to the attack. some domes accuse republicans of a smear campaign against clinton. >> i don't know what level of scandal, quote/unquote, this but i know it rises to the level where it requires a full and complete ventilation of these facts. >> unfortunately, this has been caught up -- caught up in the 2016 presidential campaign. this effort to go after hillary clinton, the reason she wasn't interviewed because she didn't have any direct line responsibility for the decisions that were made. but they want to bring her in because they think it's a good political show. >> darrell issa will request depositions from thomas pickerring and mike mullin. a family in saudi is finding they may have the latest sars-like disease. days after their father died, four of their children were hospitalized with flu-like symptoms. blood tests show they were exposed to the coronavirus. this is the same virus of pathogens that killed 775 people. there's outrage in washington and around the country as the irs admits it targeted conservative groups. not before some irs officials potentially lied about targeting tea party activists. kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us how this investigation reached this point. kyla? >> reporter: dave, this all started last spring when tea party groups were complaining that their applications for tax exemption faced unnecessary scrutiny. a couple of weeks after that, the irs commissioner denied they did the targeting based on their politics but now we know that wasn't true. in fact, a year earlier, higherups at the irs were made aware of these groups. in the summer of 2011, the irs took it a step further, flagging groups that criticized how the government was running the runt and educated people -- running the country and educated people. jay carney called this irs move wrong. but some in congress want president obama to personally address and condemn the irs and we expect to hear from president obama next hour. he's scheduled to have a press conference at 8:15 pacific. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:18. president obama is welcoming british prime minister david cameron to the white house to discuss the civil war in syria, ocesprand counterterrorismth will alsothe of 8 summit. that's coming up next month in northern ireland. we're learning several of the campuses for san francisco city college have surpluses even as they face closure. the mission district has the largest surplus with a net gain of $3.5 million after the 2011/2012 fiscal year. the downtown campus has a surplus of $1.4 million. san francisco city college has closed two campuses and an institutional site as it fights to save accreditation. after years of tuition hikes, some college students are also experiencing sticker shock at graduation. 15 of cal state's 23 campuses charge a graduation fee. at san francisco's state, students pay a $100 fee to graduate. that's an increase of $60 over two fee to graduate. uc berkeley does not charge a fee but commencement tickets are $10 a person. there is a new study out showing that teenagers who text and drive are more likely to do other things while they drive. more than four in ten teenagers admit they text, they tend not to buckle up and drive after drinking. this is the second stuty this month about teenaged texting and driving. a spokes person from the cdc cdc says parents should -- from the cdc says parents should show their kids how to drive and lead by example. >> that's true. we're seeing fog in some parts of the bay area. up next, meteorologist steve paulson will tell us about the change in the weather for the week. cyclists from around the world are making their way across california. when and where you are -- when and where you can see them pedal through the bay area. good morning. you can see slow traffic coming up on the pay gates. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. people in sentra mexico are keeping an eye on this volcano. over the weekend, the haven't started to shake and spewed smoke. now there are fears there could be a big eruption. people are being told to stay far away. soldiers and federal police are guarding a seven-square mile zone in puebla. shelters are set up in case it erupts. back here at home, the amgen tour of california is officially underway. the cyclists took off from escondido yesterday for the first leg of the 750-mile bike ride. now, louie, from the netherlands, won the first stage. cyclists will ride from murrieta to palm springs. this is the first year the route takes cyclists up to the top of mt. diablo. that happens on saturday. then the final stage begins in san francisco on sunday. it will end in santa rosa on the 19th. 7:23. amtrak will unveil the first of 70 new locomotives being built in screaks. more than 31 million passengers rode amtrak during the last fiscal year. amtrak says these will create cost savings with energy-saving technology and lower maintenance costs. the first of the new engines will be tested an put in service on the east coast by the fall. all 70 will be in service by the year 2016. let's check in with sal, see how things are moving on the roads an rails -- and rails. >> the traffic on highway 4, it's moving along pretty well if you are driving on highway 4. you will see some slowing in antioch, coming up to the willow pass grade. let's take a look at the toll plaza and westbound toll plaza traffic, not bad for a monday. it's a little bit slow as it normally would be. you can see traffic is moving along okay as you might expect it for this time of the morning. i mentioned highway 4, i will put it up on a map for you. in antioch, it's slow. in pittsburg at baypoint, it's moderately heavy. vallejo, pinole and richmond, suffering from earlier problems that are gone. but still some slow traffic on the way down. i do want to mention the traffic on 580 through castro valley is slow because of an earlier crash that's gone. it was at 238. that's why it's extra slow this morning. that may be why 680 is slow out of pleasanton. people heard about this and are opting to use 680 instead and it's very crowded. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a bigger 5:00 bank on the coast than the weekend. >> a little bit stronger sea breeze. a lot of this fog getting smashed by high pressure. what moves inland is dunn on the deck. there's a pretty good bank there kind of moving in around the bay. weak system to the west. it will enhance the coastal drizzle. we'll have a couple of reports coming in. i think tonight, tomorrow, it will start to pick up a little bit. 40s and 50s. livermore is not 62. they are 54. 50s for many. especially mid-40s. look at the spin in the atmosphere. that's going to knock the high- pressure system out of here. gradually. it won't happen overnight. by the middle of the week and the end of the week, we'll see temperatures taking a drop inland. 60s 70s, low to mid-80s. even near 90. this will be the warmest day of the week by far. in fact, temperatures really start to cool down. a much stronger system moves into thnorth. that takes temperatures down. a little warmup over the weekend. tori. a critical situation is getting worse in lake county. what county leaders say they've asked from the governor but still have not received. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where graffiti has been popping up all over south bay freeways. we'll tell you about the cleanup finally happening today. >> reporter: we're live in larkspur where commuters could soon have more ferry service but it comes at a cost. we'll tell you how much one passenger says he's willing to pay for parking. "mornings on 2" continues. overpass graffiti has been an eyesore for bay area drivers. but now san jose has teamed up with caltrans and union pacific railroad to clean up the tagging. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is live in san jose to show how the taggers have been gaining access to some of these locations. good morning, janine. >> reporter: we're near a homeless encampment near the union pacific railroad tracks. you can see -- hear some of their things. they are observing taggers coming in here all of the time with their spray gance. this whole area is saturated with graffiti. this is a trains trussle above highway 101. all of this graffiti will be cleaned up over the next three days. here's video of what drivers have been seeing every day in san jose, the city, caltrans and union pacific will be painting over the train trussle above highway 101 near the 13th street and old oakland road exit which is literally tagged from one end to the other. lanes in both directions will be closed from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the two southbound lanes will be shut down from taylor street to highway 880 and two southbound lanes from 4th street to north 13th street. one of the homeless people we spoke to who lives near the graffiti says he doesn't think the cleanup will help. >> i guarantee you as soon as they clean it up, it will be back to the way it was in the week. it's almost like a challenge for the taggers. they see the cleanup and they just come back. it's the next night. >> reporter: and that gentleman didn't want his face to be seen because he was worried about retaliation from taggers. officials have thought about what they could do to tee ter taggers -- deter taggers. there's also talk about cleaning up the overpasses on 280 and bird avenue as well as the one on mckee road. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. the board of supervisors in lake county want governor brown to declare a state of emergency because of a massive landslide there. you can see why the situation is so critical. the hillside at the lakeside heights subdivision started to slide back in march. eight homes have been abandoned and ten more are under notice of imminent evacuation. the situation is so dangerous, in fact, that even mail delivery there has stopped. >> we've been hoping for a state declaration. somewhere between the county and governor brown's desk. he has not acted on it. we've sent petitions. >> according to the "l.a. times." governor brown says he's still assess egg the situation. last week a geologist and a representative from feinstein's office went to look at the problem. so far, no one knows what is causing it. a memorial service will be held tonight in florida for a bay area man who died just days after graduating from college. he died earlier yesterday morning after the car he was a passenger in crashed near miami. he had just graduated friday from the university of miami with a degree in business administration. he was getting ready to join his family's business. galotti construction is a company in santa rosa, it's been around for a hundred years. the investigation into the crash continues. one of five nurses killed in the limo fire on the san mateo bridge will be laid to rest today. the funeral for anna alkantara will be held today. lawmakers are debating tougher limousines after that deadly fire nine days ago. they include requiring yearly inspections for limousines and also requiring them to carry fish extinguishers. later this morning, oj simpson goes back to a los angeles courtroom. he wants a judge to overturn his 2008 conviction for armed robbery and kidnapping. simpson claims his lawyers were so bad during his trial, that his conviction should be reversed and he should get a new trial. simpson was sentenced to nine to 33 years after the las vegas hotel room robbery where simpson was trying to get back personal memorabilia that he says was stolen to him. also due in a las vegas courtroom is 27-year-old amar'e harris. he's accused of killing three people back in february in a shooting and fiery crash on the las vegas strip. this wrapper was one of the victims. he was driving a maserati when he was shot and killed a taxi driver and passenger. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. the accused gunman in the deadly colorado shooting is expected to ask a judge to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. if the judge accepts the new plea, james holmes would be sent to a mental facility and evaluated to determine whether he was insane at the time of the shoots. 12 people died and -- shootings. 12 people died and 58 others were injured in that massacre. upgrades to the dumbarton bridge may cause delays for you. the work starts today. it's expected to be finished in the next two weeks. now, on weekdays, a single dane will be closed from 9:30 in the morning until 6:00 a.m. the next morning. on the weekends, the work will last from 5:00 a.m. saturday until 10:00 p.m. on sunday. other bridges have had similar upgrades. the bay bridge will be th stem to be upgraded. b.a.r.t. is taking tubes to upgrade the transbay tube. that runs right underneath the san francisco bay. the transbay tube is constantly, supposed to corrosive saltwater. b.a.r.t. right now is the in the middle of installing -- is in the middle of installing a smart grid. a new one. it will notify riders any second there's damage to the tube. there could soon be good news for riders struggling to find a seat on overcrowded ferries. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in larkspur to explain the changes to service that could be approved and why some riders on board are not happy about these changes. >> reporter: well, it's just a little bit after 7:30 as you mentioned and already this parking lot is so full. there's only a couple of spots left. a lot of folks have to park out on the street or in overflow parking across the street and they have to pay $4. in this lot, it's free but perhaps not for long. this fall, the golden gate bridge district may be adding parking fees but may add more ferries and bus service. it's all part of the vision plan approved last week. there's too many people who want to ride the ferry. about 100 people may end up having to jump on a backup bus to san francisco and others may choose to drive themselves. we asked people if they were charged for parking, how much they would be willing to pay. if they said it would be $5 a day would you still do it? >> i may have to find another means of transportation. that's pretty pricey. >> reporter: >> $3 is something i think. >> reporter: one woman we spoke to said adding more ferry once was a great idea. >> there's times when i get here in ten minutes, it's booked. i go to sf state and i have issues with that because i have to wait sometimes. >> reporter: how long do you have to wait? >> 30 minutes to an hour. >> reporter: all of this talk is really in the preliminary stages. coming up we'll tell you about a shuttle to the ferry that bombed in years past but may be brought back. right now we're gonna check in with sal for the roadways. >> good morning. the traffic is not all that bad or unusual, i should say, if you are driving around the bay. let's take a look at some of these live pictures that we have for you. show you that highway 4 is going to be slow coming up to the willow pass grade. there's some slow traffic over the hill and no major problems but it's pretty slow and then when you get there, 680 is going to be slow as well. now the morning commute at the toll plaza has not become better. in fact, it's been slower in the last few minutes. it's backed up for a 25 to 30- minute delay. san jose, still looks pretty good. we've had some minor fender- benders here and there. for the most part, 101 is the busiest getting into sunnyvale. thank you, sal. we have a lot of low clouds in place for some. not for all. some locations already sunny. a little bit cooler pattern today and a much cooler pattern by the end of the week as a couple of systems move into the pacific northwest. it looks like this will be the warmest day. the coast won't change that much. the fog will lift here in the fix couple of days. coastal fog, sunny, breezy. cool, mild, warm, hot. morning drizzle. tomorrow there's been a little bit today. it will be cooler. but the extension looks much cooler. a lot of fog. temperatures coming down a good 20 degrees for some inland areas. a weak system up there. that will help enhance the fog. a couple of reports of some drizzle. i think that's a bigger issue for tonight into tomorrow. the next 24 hours i would look for more in the way of mist or drizzle. a lot of systems spinning to the northwest. each one of these will take the high-pressure system system. that will allow the -- high- pressure system out and that will allow the door to open. travis, southwest at 24. picking up a little there. 40s in novato, santa rosa. 50s for most. mainly low to mid. although antioch 59. 55 rim -- livermore. san jose at 54. most locations are calm or showing an easterly breeze at oakland but the main players here, sfo out towards the car keen knees straight is more of a westerly or southwesterly breeze. 43, tahoe. already 80 in palm springs. 54 in ukiah. 46 in clearlake. a cool morning for some. a lot of low clouds and fog starting to bank up on the coast. speaking of cool, another cool morning. temperatures dipping to all- time record lows, some mid-30s for many in areas that should be much, much warmer. for us, we have a lot of low clouds and fog on the coast. a stronger sea breeze in place. 60s to near 90 for some. a lot of 70s. low to mid-80s especially away from the coast. a lot of 60s and upper 60s. low 70s close to the bay. alameda, 65. livermore, 85. hayward is 72. we'll go 86 on gilroy. 60s on the coast. that's 60s. 67 san bruno. brisbane, san mateo, millbrae. mid-70s. burlingame in there. a little bit warmer but not much. fog will be on the increase. that means a bigger cooldown we take that to the end of the week and then a little warm other the weekend. 7:41. the warriors heading back to san antonio with their nba playoff series against the spurs now tied at two games apiece. >> curry to the basket. >> there you go! [ cheers ] >> nice shot. the warriors even the series with a thrilling overtime victory in oakland yesterday afternoon. the warriors erase an 8-point deficit in the final five minutes of regulation and they beat the spurs, 97-87 in o.t. >> great win for the warriors. i felt like i played the game. terrific. >> it was the best mother's day gift ever! [laughter] >> playoff tickets for game 6 in oakland go on sale at 9:00. that's for warrior season ticketholders. the general public tickets go on sale at 3:00 this afternoon. once again, the warriors have tied the series 2-2. the warriors and spurs head back to san antonio for game 5 tomorrow night. game 6 back on oracle on thursday and then if necessary, game 7 will be sunday in san antonio. and the san jose sharks hit the ice for some practice as they get ready for the next round of the finals. last night they learned their opponent would be the kings. san jose was 2-2 against the kings in the regular season. the first two games will be in l.a. but the dates and times have not yet been announced. it is 7:42. red flags that were missed. >> it's not the radio or the tv. something had to be on all at times in the kitchen. >> what aerial cass's brothers are saying about him -- air rearial castro's brothers are say -- what ariel castro's brothers are saying about hiding three women in his home for ten years. and what happened right before this home burst into flames. the u.s. stock market is falling. first report came out. it showed americans boosted spending at retail stores in april. that surprised some economists. earlier declineses were cut in half after the report. the dow is down 29 at 15,089. the nasdaq is down just slightly, just a fraction and s&p down 1. 7:45. eurozone finance ministers are expected to sign off on a bailout deal for cyprus. they are meeting in brussels and are expected to approve nearly $4 billion to keep the economy from collapsing. they are also expected to sign off on the latest bail just for greece as this continues their economic reform. one of jic working apple 1 computers will be up for sale later this month. that, of course, is the original product from apple this one is signed by the creator. it also includes the original's manual's owner. bidding starts at $120,000. 7:46. new this morning, now we're hearing from the brothers of the man accused of holding three women hostage in a cleveland home. >> he said that gina dejesus and amanda berry, my heart felt -- i just dropped, not physically, just hit the ground. after he said that's amanda berry and they were in your brother's house. >> pay -- pedro and onil say their brother is a monster who should rot in jail. they say they were completely in the dark but there were signs that there missed -- that me missed -- that they missed in retro recht. >> i didn't go in but when i did, i passed the kitchen. >> could you see anything. >> no, there were curtains. >> now they also say the brother also had a radio playing. they are now hiding in an undisclosed location after getting death threats. police say there's no evidence they played a role in the abductions. one of the cleveland hostages -- hostages has been released from the hospital. michele night was released from the hospital. but they don't know where she is. she's refusing to talk to her family reported of -- reportedly because of a history of abuse with her family. she was pregnant five times in castro's custody. he beat her and she miscarried. the city of cleveland is debating what to do with the house where the three missing women were held hostage for a decade. they've put up a ten-foot fence trying refresh -- trying to keep onlookers away and they've boarded up the doors and windows. the neighbors want the home torn down. some have even threatened to burn it down. legal analysts say it is probably likely the house will remain standing for some time so evidence can be collected in the case. investigators in pennsylvania are trying to figure out what caused a fire that killed six people overnight. the fire broke out shortly before midnight in potsville. about two hours northwest of philadelphia. fire officials say seven people live in the home. but the mother was across the street doing laundry when she saw her house go up in flames. her two sons and daughters were killed in the fire as were her husband and sister-in-law. all victims were found in the bedrooms and were believed to have been sleeping when the fire broke out. new orleans police have released dramatic new video of a shooting that at a mother's day parade that left 19 people injured. the video captured the exact moment the man fired. you can see panicked paradegoers rushing to get away and the suspect right there in the white shirt at the bottom of the screen. two children were grazed by bullets. >> police were everywhere. we hope anyone who saw anything, we hope they will call crimestoppers as soon as possible. >> a $10,000 reward is being oered that leads to the gunman's arrest. a former nfl wide receiver is facing several charges after being arrested three times in just one week. 23-year-old titus young was first arrested last sunday in riverside county on suspicion of dui. he was arrested later that same day after allegedly trying to take his car from a tow yard. his third arrest came friday after 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"ironman iii" remains dominant at the box office. $72million in ticket sales. it got a run for its money from "the great gatsby." it pulled in 51 million. 7:53. the bottlerock festival just wrapped under yesterday in napa and organizers are already looking ahead to next year. ♪ >> three-day passes for 2014 are already on sale. next year's show was announced before the final performance yesterday. organizers say this year's event was a success. police say about $35,000 attended the festival each day. there were about 20 arrests force minor offenses. barbara walters has announced her plans for retirement. last night she tweeted out her announcement. it said "big news -- and i want to tell you first." she started her career in 1961 at" the today show." in 1966 she moved to abc where she's listen for 37 sheers. we will continue on "the view" until she leaves her on-air post. californians you will be able to play powerball for a big jackpot. wednesday's drawing will be for at least $350 million. that's the biggest jackpot since california joined the powerball game. no one has hit all five numbers plus the powerball number in six weeks. last saturday night, though, someone who bought a ticket at the west pay ram shell station in petaluma matched the five numbers. that ticket is worth a million dollars. >> not too shabby. let's check in again with sal, telling us about a crash in san jose. >> that's right. southbound 87 at kurtner avenue, there's a crash blocking all of the lanes. it's not major injuries. it's going to be a problem for you in san jose. quickly now to some live pictures and i want to show you the traffic on 880 looks good. when you get to the toll plaza at the bay bridge, that's backed up for a 25-minute delay. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds around for some. not for all. it's still held in check. it's a sign of things to come. a little system there, another one to the north and another strong one coming in. combination of all of those means a cooler pattern. if you are well away from the coast, it will still be warm to hot. but a little bit cooler kest and bay. 60s, 70s for many. low 80s, but a few mid- to upper 80s, maybe near 90. monday looks to be the warmest by a big, wide margin here. cooler pattern takes us into next week. warmer weather returns for the weekend. >> all right, steve. 7:56. the search is on for a missing girl in lake county, the reason investigators are so concerned at where they are focusing the investigation. >> reporter: we're live in albany where about 20 "occupy farm" activists were kicked off a land they've been on for the last couple of days. we'll tell you why they may be coming back this afternoon. and surprising developments in the leila fowler murder case in calaveras county. the 8-year-old girl's older brother, arrested for the crime over the weekend. we'll tell you how this community is responding to that news when "mornings on 2" continues. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. 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[ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. just hours ago, uc berkeley police raided the "occupy farm" camp in albany. the protesters are now planning their next move, later today. ktvu's brian flores is there. you are live in albany. what's going on out there, brian? >> reporter: hi, dave. good morning. there were about 30 police officers roughly about an hour ago. that number has dwindled to about 20 or so. take a look behind me. the police officers as well as the activists have been here since 4:30 this morning. officers raided this piece of land owned by uc berkeley about 4:30 this morning. as you can see as well, officers are here, protesters kind of having a dance party as well after they were raided this morning. about 20 activists were told to leave. there's been at least one arrest. the isern asked -- the group is concerned over the guild land. they say the land should be used for urban research. the owners of the land, they would like to see development. proposals slated to go i a head include a sprouts market and a senior housing complex which they say is needed. the activists say otherwise. >> the guild track is known as the best soil in the east bay. we're looking to turn this land into a farm. this cobbin a -- this could be an asset to us moving forward. >> we don't want them back. we've been involved in a five- year community process with the city and the residents in this area who are definitely supportive of mixed development >> reporter: activists say they've been able to grow things like kale, squash, herbs and wild flowers in a short period of time. uc berkeley says the farm has not been -- land has not been farmed in 40 years. they are willing to work with the group. back out here live, it doesn't appear to be over. uc berkeley police will be here today, so will the activists. they will try to occupy the land later this afternoon. groundbreaking is slated for next year. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. police and volunteers in lake county, they are searching for a missing 9-year-old autistic girl who cannot speak. mikaela lynch was reported missing yesterday afternoon from her clearlake home. she was last seen out in the front yard. the lake county sheriff's department is using a boat equipped with sonar to check the lake. no amber alert has been issued. police say in her case right now, it does not meet the criteria. continuing coverage on the stabbing death of leila fowler. her 12-year-old brother has been arrested in connection with his sister's death. ktvu's alex savidge is live in calaveras county, where the close-knit community is reacting to this news. good morning, alex. >> reporter: this community is stunned by the arrest of leila fowler's brother. the 12-grade boy is a student here at toyon middle school. the superintendent says this school will have grief counselors available for students as they return to class later this morning. this boy was arrested saturday for the stabbing death of his sister. he attended the vigil for his sister. her brother was the only one home at the time. he initially told investigators that he saw an intruder running from the family's house and then found his sister dead. that prompted a massive search for leila's killer. police were on the alert. it's unclear what led authorities to arrest the brother. but the superintendent in calaveras county tells me leila's death is painful for students and staff and her brother's arrest now makes things more difficult. >> this is a whole different arena in terms of what i've had to deal with. i'm confident in our staff. we'll band together and to what's best for the kids and 0 each other. >> reporter: and the superintendent also told me this boy didn't get into any trouble here at the school. teachers never saw any behavior that would cause them concern. under landfill cau the boy -- under california law, the boy cannot be charged for murder. he's too young. it's unclear when he will be charged and face a judge. his fellow students will start class here at toyon middle school in 15 minutes what promises to be a very difficult day for them. we're live in calaveras county, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can always get the latest information by going to ktvu.com. click on the calaveras slaying tab. tomorrow, the four teens in the america's cup yacht race will meet in san francisco. the teams will be talking about last week's tragedy on the san francisco bay. they will decide what, if anything, should be done in the wake of the accident killing andrew simpson. they think a flaw in the catamaran may have caused it to nose dive and then capsize. simpson was trapped under the wreckage. his funeral is set in his own country, england. he leaves behind a wife and a small son. this morning, police are investigating a fatal shooting in the berkeley hills near tilden park. it happened before 6:00 yesterday morning on grizzly peak boulevard in for its sweeping views. when police arrived, they found a man dead of gunshot wounds. >> i never considered that there was a shooting up here. kind of scary. >> no arrests have been made but police say the public is not at risk. new information this morning about an officer- involved shooting in antioch. a man from baypoint says his son charles burns was shot and killed by condition cord police on friday. police say burns was a passenger in a truck that took off after they tried to serve a warrant in a drug surveillance operation. officers say they opened fire when burns to tried to run from the truck after the driver rammed a police cruiser. his father says he does not believe the shooting was justified. yesterday on "mornings on 2," the interim chief for oakland talked about the shakeup of the department and his first couple of days on the job. whendt took over just days after howard jordan stepped down because of medical reasons. he plans to redirect resources with the goal of reducing crime. meantime, we're finding out more about jordan tea sudden departure. last week jordan said he never met with anybody with the city or the police department on the day he announced his resignation. several sources say jordan told his officers he had just been called for a meeting at city hall before he made his announcement. governor brown will release his revised budget tomorrow with an unexpected surge in tax revenue. the legislative analyst's office says the state collected $4.6 billion more than the governor predicted in january. some democrats say they would like to use some of that money to restore social programs that were cut during the lean budget times. governor brown says he's committed to fiscal discipline to avoid repeating. excesses of the past. 8:06. want to check in with sal and see what's happening in san francisco right now. >> that's right. we've had a couple of things going on. 101 southbound, we had an earlier accident at cesar chavez. that 101 freeway is not good. 280 in san francisco, heading north. you can see it's overcast, this is the only way we can get a picture of it because of the cameras we have on buildings are fogged in. you can see 280 still looks good coming in. if you are following along at home, the next exit will be the city college geneva exit. traffic is moving along pretty well. let's move to the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound, that's backed up for a 25-minute delay. it's been steady and slow. a little bit better, a little bit worse but for the most part it's the same coming into the city. southbound 87 at kurtner we had an accident blocking all of the lanes. the accident has been removed. northbound traffic is slow in that area. so is 101 and 85 northbound slows at 87 on the way to los gatos. let's go to steve. we have a lot of low clouds and fog around. now, some of this lifting a little bit. still around 1,000 feet. need to get up 2,000, 3,000. it will. it's a sign of what looks to be a cooler pattern here. today, inland it will still be warm to hot. we'll have a 30-degree spread. morning drizzle had a little bit. i think we'll have more so tomorrow the. the extended outlook looks like the low will continue. high pressure is squashing some of the fog. it's mainly on the deck. what is there can reduce visibility, also give us a little bit of drizzle. i think it's a bigger story tonight/tomorrow. a couple of systems continue to rotate in. one, a little low forming -- not much of a front. it's right there. there's one there, another one there. all of these knocking down the high-pressure system, kind of bumping it along. it will hold its ground for another day. 40s, 50s, 60s. inland temperatures, hot. by the bay, nice, the coast colder. more of a westerly breeze in place. had gusts to 24, 28 out of travis. that's usually a pretty good sign that the delta breeze is picking up. almost 90 already in palm springs. 81 in las vegas. 51 in tahoe, 60 ukiah. fog bank is just too shallow. it's on its way for most of the week. speaking of cool, record lows in parts of iowa, all-time record lows. minneapolis and chicago, 40s. kind of a cool pattern there. cool for us pie the coast. there -- by the coast. there will be a lot of sunshine. the sea breeze is showing signs of kicking up its heels. warm to hot. 70s and 80s to upper 80s to near 90. closer to the bay, a lot of 60s. temperatures, i think they top out today and then a slowdown tomorrow. a lot more fog, low clouds. pretty strong system coming in. friday looks to be the coolest day of the week and will rebound on the temperatures a little bit on the weekend. 8:10. minnesota, 40-mile-an-hour winds pushed an ice tsunami right on the shores. this is happening like it's in slow -- like it's in slow motion. the ice is creeping closer and closer to shore to homes. a half-dozen units were damaged yesterday. so far the ice is covering ten miles of the shoreline. some of the ice, 30 feet tall. they are bringing in heavy equipment to cart away this frozen wall. for the first time ever, the federal government is moving to seize a pot club. medical marijuana is legal in california but banned by the federal government. reports indicate the shambala healing center on station could be seized at any time. in 2011, the u.s. attorney for california sent letters to this facility and seven others warning they face a possible shut down and jail time. but currently this is the only one in danger of seizure. the oakland-based evangelical radio network that predicted the end of the world two days ago, may have their own day of reckoning. they spent $100 million to publicize the doom's day prophecy. without stations, the rest of the network may not survive. a gruesome discovery made in oakland. what police are saying about a mummified oakland school found at a recycling facility. this is chilling. this is what happens. >> the growing scandal following the irs admission that it targeted certain groups for special scrutiny. a lot of low clouds and fog. sunny inland for some. it will be cool for some. mild, warm to hot. e'a lile bit bigger fog bank. temperatures look to be on the way down the next couple of days. 8:14. at least 28 coal miners in china have been killed in an explosion caused by deadly gases that built up because of poor ventilation. is -- 108 miners working there, all been accounted for. the coal mines in china are among the world's deadliest because the poor regulation, corruption and bad operating procedures. the bangladesh military says they are calling off the search for bodies in the wreckage of that eight-story garment factory that collapsed last month. more than 1100 bodies have been recovered. it's believed there are no more victims. the building owners illegally added three floors to the building and they allowed heavier equipment inside. the big wasn't designed to hold that. eight people have been arrested in connection with the building collapse. in minutes, president obama is scheduled to start a joint press conference with the british prime minister. we expect the supporters to ask the president about the irs targeting conservative groups. as kyla campbell reports, members of commerce promise to take immediate reaction on this growing irs scandal. kyla? >> reporter: tori, ohio republican congressman mike turner is introducing legislation today that would punish irs employees that discriminate with up to five years in prison. as it stands right now, they only risk getting fired. at least two health committees have promised to hold hearings to call on irs officials to testify afterthe agency admitted they targeted conservative groups. tea party groups complained their taxes had extra scutny. nine months earlier -- scrutiny. we now know that nine months earlier, that the irs was targeting groups with words like tea party and patriot in their names. the aclu says even the appearance of partisan politics with the tax code is constitutional troubling. >> i don't care if you are a conservative, liberal, democrat or republican, this should send a chill up your spine. >> reporter: the irs says they were just trying to -- they were just trying to deal with an influx of tax requests. some say they are being full little forthcoming because the full details are expected to be released this week. back to you. new this morning, italian prosecutors are demanding a sentence of six years in jail and a life-time ban from public office for former premier berlusconi in his sex for hire. this occurred at a party he hosted while premier for italy and then is accused of covering it up. this spring, the fda agreed to lower the age limit from 17 tosa for the morning of a after pill. but a judge said any age restrictions on the morning- after pill are based on politics, not science. so on april 5th, the judge ruled the plan b pill should be available to anyone with no age limit. however, he agreed to delay implementation to give -- to give time for the graffiti to appeal -- for the government to appeal. police say a mummified skull found on wednesday at was solutions probably came from a homicide victim. police also say the person had been dead for months, maybe even years and the skull probably came from outside of oakland. they don't know if the victim was a man or a woman. the alameda county coroner will conductant autopsy. in huntingen to beach, a group of -- in huntington beach, a group of boys beat a man with their skateboarders. police say a group of five of the ten teenagers chased the man across the street to a laundromat and beat them. four have been arrested for charges on attempted murder? in pacifica, police want you to look at this sketch and help them search for a young man who beat and seriously injured a driver after a car crash. the weapon was a skateboard. police released this sketch of the man they say hit another man several times with the skateboard at the fairmont shopping center off hickey boulevard last month. police say the ville and the suspect had been involved in a car crash on highway 35 and they were exchanging phone numbers. this woman is a suspect in the passenger -- is a suspect in the passenger's car. the services for nadia holober will be tomorrow in millbrae. she served on the city council since 1999. she passed away from cancer last week. she will be not only missed by her husband and two sons but also the residents of millbrae. a candlelight vigil will be held tonight to remember officers killed in the line of duty. the names of 321 officers will be added to the national law enforcement memorial and one of the names is chp officer kenyan youngstrum killed while making a traffic stop in alamo last september. each year, officers are chosen who were killed in the line of duty the previous year as well as the ones killed in the last few decades whose stories have recently come to light. at noon today, mayor ed lee will meet with members of the bay area's super bowl committee. the goal for their final bid in the bay area's effort to host super bowl l at the 49ers' new stadium in share, next week -- in santa clara. next week, they will decide if the super bowl will be held here or in miami. right now, the bay area is the front-runner. 8:21. a furry critter made its way back to the bay area waterways. the changes that may be responsible for the jump in river otter sightings. look out our window right now. there's the sky. this will be the warmest day of the week. meteorologist steve paulson will be back and tell you what you can expect in the days ahead. good morning. bay bridge getting into san francisco, still a 25-minute delay. we'll tell you more -- coming up. river otters are making a comeback in the bay area. nature lovers are thrilled. the river otter ecology project started 14 months ago. >> the group posted a website with an interactive map for otter spotters. nearly 3p 5 sightings have been reported -- 375 sitings have been reported. so far 100 miles of coastline is being monitored. state budget cuts are having an impact on a san mateo county court system. the court system is facing a $4.5 million deficit. the court is planning to lay off more than 20 employees in june. administrators say the cutbacks mean longer wait times for cases to make it through the court systems. even traffic court is affected. administrators say people who call in have to wait 30 to 40 minutes just to get through to someone on the phone. want to check in with sal, keeping a close eye on the toll plaza. still slow there? >> yes, it is. we were kind of hoping for improvement in this hour but it has not happened yet. this is westbound bay bridge. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well as you -- or slow, but it's move along well -- i'm sorry. i was looking at something else. i was look at a picture of the lower deck that we have here. the upper deck, the traffic is moderate into san francisco. it's about a 20-minute delay. let's move along and take a look at the baut this has -- 101, i don't think it's great. it's backed up from 280 to sunnyvale. you might want to think about 280 instead. let's take a look at 280 through downtown. southbound 2le 0 through san jose -- 280 is a little bit slow. let's go to steve. sunny for some, foggy, gray for others. overall, it looks like the sign -- it looks like the sign or start of warmer weather. already upper 50s near 60 for some. low 50s. city stuck at 52. had some 40s in the north bay for lows. some mid- to upper 40s. a couple of systems, fronts, lows, all moving into the pacific northwest will eventually knock the high- pressure system out of here which will allow a stronger sea breeze. it will still be warm to hot inland for one more day, maybe two. temperatures will start to come down over the next 24, 36 hours. it looks like a pretty significant cooling pattern trend, wednesday, thursday, into friday. probably the 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[ male announcer ] a car that can actually see like a human using stereoscopic cameras ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine... but why you would want it is not. the 2014 e-class, see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. a major graffiti cleanup project just lawn fned in san jose. the city is teaming up with caltrans and union pacific railroad. janine de la vega is live in san jose to tell us how these taggers are getting access to trains and other targets, janine? >> reporter: this is a small homeless encampment here. you can see some of the things they've stored. this is above the railroad trucks on highway 101. they tell me they are not the ones who are tagging. they say they see taggers come here to the train trestle with spray cans and spray i every weekend. this is finally getting painted over. this is what the graffiti looks look outside the trestle when motorcyclists drive by -- mostists drive. beginning tonight -- motorists drive. beginning tonight, they will have lanes closed from tom p.m. to 5:00 a.m., two southbound lanes will be shut down from taylor to 880 and two lanes from 4th street. drivers are pleased about the cleanup. >> that's great if they can find the resources to do it. yeah, i drive that route every day. it would be nice not to see it. >> reporter: there are also plans to schedule cleanupsen the overpasses at 280 and bird avenue as well as the one on mckee road. residents have noticed the increase in the amount of graffiti. the police department no longer has a unit dedicated to catching and investigating the taggers that had to be cut down severely because of budget constraints. back out here live, again, this cleanup will start tonight. er we're told it will take -- we're told it will take about three days to complete. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:31. one man is in jail this morning after an overnight shooting outside of a bar in santa rosa. it happened about 2:00 this morning at the zoo bar on barham avenue. police say anthony martinez had been drinking when he left the -- left the bar and fired four shots in the air. they say his brother tried to take the gun away. he was shot leg. he's expected to be okay. police say they haven't been able to retrieve the weapon since an unidentified person grabbed that gun and ran away from the scene. a search is growing now for a man suspected of killing his wife and two young daughters in humboldt county last tuesday in their home. investigators think that shane miller is on the run in the rural town of petrolia. his truck was found there last week. police say miller knows this area well and they also think he's heavily armed. residents are being told to stay inside their homes keep their doors locked. ferry officials are busy considering a plan to add more service in larkspur. however, some of the riders are not on board with this proposal. tara moriarty joining us live. she's at at larkspur ferry terminal this morning. how are these changes to service gonna end up costing passengers? >> reporter: well, they could. this is all stuff on the table right now. no decision has been made yet. but we just saw the last ferry take off. behind me you can see that the parking lot is packed. that's one of the big issues here that officials say they will have to deal with in the coming months. now, this fall, the golden gate bridge district may be adding parking fees. it will also add more ferry and bus service. it's all part of the vision plan approved last week. the problem is that there are not enough seats for passengers at peak times. about 100 people may have to jump on a backup bus to san francisco some days. >> they relimb nateed free shuttles -- eliminated free shuttles. they still don't have the bus connections. if they would restore this, i'm sure a lot of people would leave their cars. >> reporter: now, we spoke to mary curry with the district this morning. she said there weren't enough riders on the shuttles years ago so the district was forced to cancel them. curry says if you offer free parking at the main terminal, no one wants to hop on a shuttle to get here. this is why paid parking is on the table. part of this plan will -- part of this plan will still need to come back. the idea of a shuttle is popping back up. so it will be interesting to see if that takes off again. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. the amgen tour of california is officially underway. cyclists took off from escondeso yesterday morning for the first leg of the 750-mile trip. the netherlands contender was the winner of the first stable. today cyclists will -- stage. today cyclists will ride to palm springs. this is the first year the route tables cyclist the all the way -- takes cyclists all the way up to mount de's blow. that's on -- diablo. today in sacramento, amtrak will unveil the next generation locomotive. >> amtrak hopes this will be the first step in increasing reliability and efficiency for the rail service. the new engines will be able to diagnose mechanical problems with an on-board computer system. the first locomotive will be tested and carrying passengers before the end of the year on the east coast which is amtrak's biggest service area. amtrak expects to have all 70 of the new engines run i bag -- running by 2016. california's plan to bring back old style license plates is actually attracting some car enthusiasts to this. the dmv is taking orders for reproduction, yellow black, blue, gold and black and yellow license plates. at least 7500 owners must preorder a plate before the style will go into production. some say the state is cheapening the work they do to make sure that older cars have genuine license plates from the proper eras. >> interesting. >> yes. speaking of cars, let's check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads this morning. >> tori and dave, i remember too much. >> i know you do. >> i'm old. [laughter] >> good morning, everybody. let's see what we have now. if you are driving your car with a blue or black or white plate, doesn't matter, san mateo bridge has improved. we had some earlier slow traffic on this span but now not only has the traffic improved but the weather has, too. i can see all the way up to the high rise here. you can see the peninsula over there. it's not as foggy as it was. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup begins at the very end of the parking lot. it's about a 15-minute delay. i'm glad to see the backup has changed. san jose/santa clara valley we still have a lot of slow traffic on 101 all the way from yerba buena up to sunnyvale. we're looking at the peninsula. i would use 280 if you can up and down the peninsula. let's go to steve. sal, i remember -- >> back in the day -- back in the day. all right. clear skies for some. low clouds look like they want to win out. if you are out yonder, it's still hot, i understand, by the coast, you are like, man brandon in pacifica says my allergies are killing me, it's cold and foggy, summer in pacifica. if you like the cool, have, tod now, the inland areas will start a cooldown. it's dying on the vine. there's a little low forming there. that will help to increase the 5:00 tonight and tomorrow. a lot of lows skirting across gulf of alaska moving towards the pacific northwest. 67 in antioch. they will be near 90. other locations are struggling. the city is 5. i don't think -- 52. i don't think they will get over 62. sea breeze at travis, gusts to 28. that's usually a screaming message that the delta breeze is in place. things have calmed down. but generally, it's a west breeze. 51 tahoe. rather mild already. already 89 in palm springs. 81 down there in las vegas. 72 in fresno. warm to hot inland. but for us, this looks to be the warmest day of the week unless mother nature is throwing me a curve. record lows again, all-time record lows in parts of iowa today. down to 34 degrees in some locations. amazing cool. severe weather is not an issue. usually may is prime time. for us, this front coming in will mean a little increase in some of the fog. it's not high enough to get over the coastal hills. still warm to hot inland. 80s. i know clearlake was 46 and chloe said we're already 55. that was an hour ago. saint helena, calistoga, 87. petaluma, 80. san rafael, 78. la fayette, danville, san ramon, a little warmer. livermore, 85. oakland, 70. berkeley, 6. san jose, 79. 76 santa cruz. shot out to marie down there. thank you for mentioning santa cruz. it's my pleasure. santa cruz, capitola. i do the best i can. temperatures come down over the next few days. they will continue to do that until friday. that looks to be the coolest day and then we'll have warmer weather on the weekend. all right. 8:39. we're finding out that several of the campuses for san francisco's city college have extra money. bucket surpluses, even as -- budget surpluses even as they face closure. the mission campus has the biggest one, $3.5 million, net gain after the 2011/2012 fiscal year. the downtown campus reportedly has a surplus of $1.4 million. san francisco city college has closed two colleges and an institutional site as it fights to save its accreditation and is even considering more closures. after years of stew wigs hikes, some college -- tuition hikes, some are feeling sticker shock at graduations. 15 of the campuses are charging a graduation fee. at san francisco state, students pay a $100 knee to graduate. that's a -- fee to graduate. that's a rise of $60 over two years. cal state east bay charges $45 to graduate. uc berkeley does not interest charge a graduation fee but those commence -- does not charge a graduation fee but those commentment are $10. signs that are missed. >> no. the radio was aying all of the time. >> the red flthe brothers of ariel castro say they did not pick up on at his cleveland home. and the 12-year-old brother of leila fowler arrested in connection with her stabbing death here in this rural community of calaveras county. we'll tell you why that boy's teachers and classmates are so surprised by this latest development when "mornings on 2" ent coulds. a shooting star! continues. make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. 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[ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] happening right now, president obama is holding a joint press conference with british prime minister david cameron at the white house. let's listen in. >> we reaffirmed our support for democratic transitions in the middle east and north africa, including the economic reforms that have to go along with political reforms. of course, we discussed syria and the appalling violence being inflicted on the syrian people. together we'll continue our efforts to increase pressure on the assad rejean, to provide humanitarian aid to the long- suffering sireian people to strengthen the moderate opposition and to prepare for a democratic syria without bashar assad. and that includes bridging together representatives -- bringing together representatives of the regime and opposition in geneva to agree on a transitional body that would allow a transfer of prosecutor from assad to this governing body. >> you've been listening live to president obama speaking at a joint press conference with day individual cameron. they are discussing syria, iran, middle east, and the summit. the president is expected to face tough questions from the press about again zazi as well -- benghazi as well. we'll have more at ktvu.com. stocks are mixed -- are mixed in early trading. there's another indication that americans are increasing their spending despite paying higher, tas. >> the commerce department said retail sales edged up .1% in april. analysts expected a decline. the dow is currently down right now, though, down 33. the nasdaq, though, is up 1. s&p down 1. 8:46. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we are following for you. >> let me go! >> just hours ago, uc berkeley police raided the "occupy farm" camp in albany. there's been one arrest at least. dozen of police officers are out there. defiant protesters say they will be back at that camp later today. police and volunteers south there searching for a missing 9- year-old you tick -- autistic girl. mikaela lynch reported yesterday from her home yesterday afternoon in clearlake. the lake county's sheriff's office is using a sonar boat to check clearlake. and the 12-year-old brother of leila fowler was arrested over the weekend in connection with the stabbing death of his little sister. alex savidge is live in calaveras county where that close-knit community, alex, is reacting to this news. >> reporter: good morning, dave. you know, this boy's classmates tell me they never noticed anything out of the ordinary. his teachers say they never saw any sort of behavior that would cause them any concern. the 12-year-old is a 7th grader here at toyon middle school in valley springs. today, grief counselors are on hand at the school for any students who need to talk about this arrest. leila fowler's brother, who is not being identified, was saturday rauted on -- was arrested on saturday. tended the -- he attended the vigil for her two weeks ago. he was the only one home at the time of her death. he told the police he saw a ran running from the house. people in the area were on alert. eventually, authorities dear -- zero od in on -- zeroed in on her brother. >> i was asking him, like, did you know him? i was like yeah, i knew him. i would see him around schools and he -- around school and he had friends. it was just a shock. it's crazy. >> reporter: now, according to one report, this 12-year-old boy accused of killing his little sister has been described by his mother as being "protective" of his younger siblings. despite the seriousness of this crime, this 12-year-old cannot be tried as an adult for the killing of his little sister. we're live in calaveras county, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:48. new this morning, we're hearing from the brothers of the man accused of holding three men hostage in a cleveland home. >> i want the world to know that onil and pedro, me, pedro, had nothing to do with this. >> pedro and onil castro say their brother, ariel castro, is a monster who should rot in jail and they say they were completely in the dark about the abductions. but in retrospect, there were signs when they visited the brother's house they missed. >> if not the radio, the tv. something had to be on at all times in the kitchen. >> they say they were never allowed past the kitchen in the brother's home when they visited and he kept that section of the house walled off. the brothers are hiding in an undisclosed location after receiving death threats. police say there's no evidence they played any role in the abductions. >> one of the cleveland hostages has been released from the hospital. but her family does not know where she is. michele night was released from the hospital. knight has refused to speak with her family, reportedly due to a history of abuse. officials say knight became pregnant five times while she was held in ariel castro's home. but he beat her until she miscarried. her injuries are so serious, officials say she will need facial reconstruction surgery. the city is debating what to do with the house where the three missing women were held hostage for a decade. the city has rerechted a ten- foot -- erected a ten-foote fence around the home and board -- and boarded up the doors and windows. neighbors want it torn down. analysts say it's likely the house will remain standing for some time so evidence can be collected. a memorial service will be held tonight in florida for a bay area man who died just days after graduating from college. 23-year-old dino g:lotti -- gillott died after a car he was a passenger in crashed. he just graduated from the university of miami with a defree ins about administration. he was getting -- degree in administration. the investigation of the crash continues. one of the five nurses killed in that limo fire on the san mateo bridge will be laid to arrest today. the funeral for 46-year-old anna alcantara of san lorenzo will be held later this morning. lawmakers are debating tougher safety regulations for limousines after that deadly fire nine days ago that includes requiring annual inspections for limousines and also requiring them to carry fire extinguishers. nine minutes before 9:00. bad situation in lake county is getting worse by the day. the landslide threatening several homes that has county leaders asking for -- asking the governor for help. westbound 237, you can see traffic is moving along pretty well until you reach stager road. it picks up -- stager road. it picks -- stager -- zanker road. it picks up after that. befleck, and many actors have played the part of u.s. servicemen in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby their service and their sacrifice are real. and too often when they come home, their struggle continues. for over sixty years, paralyzed veterans of america has been fighting to help our injured veterans get the benefits they need, and have earned. paralyzed veterans of america was there for me when i came home. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. in lake county, the board of supervisors want governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency because of a massive landslide threatening homes. take a look. the situation is very critical. the hillside of the lakeside heighting subdivision started to slight in march. eight homes have been abandoned. ten more are under notice of imminent evacuation. it's so serious, even the mail delivery has stopped. >> we've been hoping for a state declaration. it's somewhere between the county and governor brown adesk. he's not acted on it. we've sent petitions. >> according to the l.a. times, governor brown says he's still assessing the situation. last week, a biologist and a representative from senator feinstein's office went out there to look at the problem. so far, no one knows what's causing it. all right. this is exciting. the warriors heading back to san antonio where the series is tied at two games apiece. >> curry to the basket. ! >> there you go! [ cheers ] >> he's hanging in there with that hurt ankle. the warriors win in a thrilling overtime victory. yesterday, the warriors erased an 8-point deficit in the final minutes of regularlation. i love that shot -- rexlation. i -- regulation. i love that shot. now, the warriors and spurs now head back to san antonio for game 5 tomorrow night. game 6 is back in oakland's oracle arena on thursday. tickets for thursday's game go on sale at 9:00 this morning for season ticketholders, and then to the general public at 3:00 this afternoon. if necessary, game 7 will be sunday in san antonio. all right. 8:56. san francisco's muni says a transit-only lane on the busiest stretch of church street is working. red paint between 13th and dubois avenue signals the lane is only for transit traffic and cabs. muni says the 22 fillmore bus has seen a 20% increase in reliability since march. travel time was cut by 5%. the test goes on until september of next year. 8:57. let's check in with sal. traffic hopefully independent woulding down this monday morning -- hopefully winding down, sal? >> yeah. let's start off with the toll plaza. things have gotten a lot better. there's a small delay at the toll plaza. no major problems onto the upper deck of the bay bridge. northbound 880 is a little bit slow as you pass the coliseum. you can still see it getting up there. highway 101 traffic here in san mateo is slow, i would use 280 instead. let's go to steve. well, either fog or sun. most locations already have the sun. there's a lot of fog by the coast. i think that's going to win out over the next couple of days. it does look cooler as we head across the week. that's our report this morning. we thank you for trusting the news. and we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to watch our news at noon for more on the meeting on the bay area's bid to host super bowl l. we're always here for you on facebook and twitert. thank you for joining us. and twitter. look at 'em. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? 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