terry mcsweeney live at san francisco state university where the cleanup is going on following last night's shooting. three people are dead including the gunman details coming up in a live report. >> i'm amy hollyfield following news of more teacher layoffs coming to the bay area as day three of protests kick off across the state. that story is straight ahead. >> you can tell with amy and terry it's cool and breezy. it's even colder and wetter than what we talked about yesterday. >> conditions across the san mateo bridge where there is a wind advisory in effect right now.

good morning, it's a wednesday. 5:01. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. >> san jose state police are investigating a shooting rampage at a university garage last night that left three people dead. terry mcsweeney is live on the campus with the latest. >> reporter: the cleanup is still going on at this garage at san fernando and south tenth street? san jose following a shootout race night. we were inside take a look at the pictures. there is a company on the fifth floor called crime scene cleanup. that is exactly what they are doing. they are removing the blood one of parking spots on the fifth floor. police are quoted as saying all three shooting victims of dead including the gunman. not saying who did shoot the gunman. not saying if any of the victims are students but they are saying some things about the shootings.

>> it was an ordinary evening at san jose state. we hold classes from early in the morning until quite late at night. there were a number of students and employees. this is not a drive-by shooting. it was isolated involving three individuals. >> reporter: the parking garage was closed off at the time of the shooting and some students were not able to get to their cars. the university issued a notice came under criticism and they didn't get any text messages about this situation. university police are saying by the time they knew what they could say the scene was pretty much over. it was quick and three people shot. according to the university police they were all killed. the campus garage here is supposed to open at 6:00 this morning. we'll be out here when it does. university police expected i'm fold to hold on press update in

an hour or so. the budget ax is coming down again in two of the bay area's largest school districts. amy hollyfield is live in alameda. one of the districts protesting education cuts statewide. >> reporter: day three. they are going to kick off in alameda and they are going to start leaf letting. yesterday for part of the state of emergency protest. temperatures across the state made their point in shopping malls. they held what they called grade-ins show how much work they take home. they have been protesting at the capitol all week. cuts for school funding and asking legislators to extend two-year-old temporary taxes so

there won't be more cuts which they say could be devastating. >> it's over 220 students a day a teacher will be seeing. you can imagine what that will do for the students. >> reporter: as they are protesting school boards are cutting. san francisco and mount diablo both met last night and voted to issue pink slips. more than 180 teachers will be getting them and 139 teachers in san francisco. districts say they hope to be able to rescind them but they have to plan for the possibility that the state will be making more cuts. >> kristen: it's official, the school year in palo alto will begin earlier in mid-august. last night the palo alto unified school board narrowly voted to move up the school year by a week and a half. it stretched past midnight.

parents who support it this will allow them to have critics say the new calendar will shorten their summer and cause more stress for seniors focused on getting their college applications done. >> eric: three american hike there's wandered into iran the trial has been delayed hours before it was scheduled to start. janelle wang is live with the latest on the u.c. berkeley graduates and the accusations against them. >> reporter: information is still trickling in but what we snow that josh and shane were not brought into court today from their prison cells. the attorney says he not sure why. they have given no explanation yet. they were scheduled to go on trial along with sara shourd. all three were accused of espionage. shourd was released on bail last year and shed she would not return to the iran for the it

will. they accidentally wandered into the country and the families say there is no evidence to the contrary. >> it's clear if had anything on them they would have done and over a long time ago. longer it continues the more obvious it becomes it's become political. >> reporter: shourd said she would not return to iran because she is suffering from ptsd brought on by her her imprisonment in iran. she was only one that was granted bail last year. under iran's law. espionage can be punished by execution. >> an advertising company is stepping up in a big way to catch the men that severely beat a giants fan outside dodgers stadium.

lamar advertising is rolling out 300 billboards featuring those two sketches of the men want wanted for attacking bryan stow. stow a santa cruz county has been in a coma since the attack since opening day. >> a bart board member says it would be too costly to stop the oakland connector project. new interim general manager says pulling the plug on the project would cost bart between 125 to $245 million. board member robert rayburn agrees. he says the next step is the trying to contain the costs. the project would connect the station with the airport replacing the current airbus system. tomorrow night the sharks will play game seven against the

red wings. after winning the first three games. last night sharks were outplayed but sharks goalie stopped them and then in the third sharks took the lead after a rebound. red wings scored three goals in the final ten minutes 3-1 and they will be playing back in san jose. and the weather is changing. this is may. >> everything is out of the ordinary it seems like. the sharks on both of those games and come back and lose them unfortunately. with win last night. nicklas lidstrom had a gem of a

game. it will be cool and breezy if you are heading to at&t. cold front moving to our north steering the winds back on shore. that is why it's so cloudy as we talked about. there is some smualg drizzle here and there. you know we have a fast wind when sea breeze is out of west you go up to fairfield it really shoots through gusting up to 30 miles per hour. it's going to be a slow reveal of sunshine and that is why it's so cool. upper 40s to low 50s. we'll be in the mid to upper 50s along the coast. san francisco richmond low to mid-50s around the bay and mid to upper 60s in inland valleys. monterey bay 58 at monterey. low to mid-50s for the rest of the bay. low 70s inland. seven-day forecast, temperatures will ping-pong between two and three degrees and then the cooling saturday night through

tuesday. every single day has a chance of rain if not a no shower and thunderstorm. we'll look out for that new crash reported in the altamont pass. chp is en route right now. we've had road work going on shutting down eastbound 4 from leverage at summersville. just a short stretch is closed until 5:30 and detours are in place. another 20 minutes out there. check out how the chambers are shaking a little bit. you know it's going to be breezy 680 through walnut creek. traffic is flowing well southbound and heading through berkeley. heading across the san mateo bridge high wind advisory is still in effect. no problems elsewhere. >> eric: thank you very much. >> kristen: arnold schwarzenegger makes his first comments about his split with

his wife maria shriver. >> eric: google reveals it's under investigation by the justice department. what it could end up costing the internet giant. >> kristen: and one of the web's most popular games with one of the worlrlrlrlrl

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning let's take a live look outside in new york city.

there is daylight. the green trees and urban jungle. it's so beautiful. it's sunny and mike the s telling us mid-70s. warmer than us. we have interesting cooler weather and rain in the forecast. >> eric: the horse and carriages. it's cool. >> kristen: it is. >> eric: for the first time governor swarzenegger is talk taug about his brave break from his wife. >> we both love each other very much. we have four extraordinary children. we are taking one day at a time. but the bottom line to say thank you to all the people for the great support. [ applause ] >> eric: an emotional arnold schwarzenegger. last night the comments came in los angeles at an event marking

israeli independence day. they announced their separation on monday. >> kristen: google's advertising system is facing a government investigation that is expected to cost the internet search leader $500 million. they made the disclosure yesterday and decided earlier this month to set aside $500 million to cover a possible settlement. regulators have already opened a probe whether google unfairly manipulates search results to favor its own services. >> eric: a builder would let san franciscans opt out of the yellow pages is closer to being law. board of supervisors gave an issue of approval yesterday. it sets up a three-year pilot project under which distributors will have to ask residents and businesses whether they want the directory before delivering it. the city would no longer have to spend million dollars a year

disposing of the yellow pages. they would lose a key source of advertising and threatening to sue. >> bart boards of directors will vote on adding televisions to some of their stations. it would show departing trains and weather forecast and connections to bus lines. they would show advertising slogans. bart could get $3.6 million in annual payments to the deal. >> lady gaga will unveil tracks in farmville. about 46 million people around the world play farmville every month. players will have to complete tasks to hear one exclusive new track per day from may 17th to 19th. album is due to be release order on may 23rd.

>> kristen: queen elizabeth ii has got an ipad 2. british newspapers the queen hopes to use it for long journeys inside the royal car or train. president obama gave her another apple product, an i-pod when he visited london in 2009. william and harry that she wants an ipad and really cool. >> eric: has she texted you yet. she will. i recommended it. 5:17. let's check in with mike a look at the forecast. couple hours of rain. let's talk about rain and even more today. let's take a look outside what is going on. it's 5:18. looking down from mount tamalpais high cloud pattern.

next couple of days cool whip laden morning with low clouds and patchy drizzle. once you get above it. pretty nice just about 2600 feet. talk about temperatures as you step outside this morning all of us now in the low to even mid-50s like the 53 in oakland. around the monterey bay and inland 49 or 51. got a full house there. talk about highlights slow sunshine today and much cooler breezes. clouds will see them with minimal drizzle like we're dealing with this morning. wet pattern, very unusual pattern setting up for may. locks in saturday night hangs around until tuesday and bring us waves of showers thunderstorms and even rain. here is the cold front responsible for changing our wind direction along the coast. now it's going to push that cooling even deeper inland.

check out how far it goes inland. it will take better part of the morning to get rid of it into valleys and about 2:00 finally be back to the coast keeping you in the 50s 50s around the bay and may see a few 70s. south bay it will be close to 69 in los gatos. you see the clouds lingering around the peninsula millbrae 59. palo alto at 65. mid-50s along the coast to upper 50s downtown san francisco and sausalito. low to mid-60s through most of the north bay valleys but the farther you go north into santa rosa and up to clearlake to mid-70s. fog will hold richmond and berkeley around 60 degrees. low to mid 50s for the rest of us. inland we'll see low to mid-70s. same thing with morgan hill

gilroy and hollister. 56 in carmel and low to mid-50s for the rest of the bay. giolts going to be chilly one at at&t park. diamondbacks are in town 54 degrees dropping down to 52. temperatures will stay pretty much within the range we are looking through friday and big cooling trend saturday. saturday night is when the rain rolls in. sunday a chance of thunderstorms and possible rain on tuesday. >> the crash on altamont apparently four cars involved. people are getting out of their cars it's blocking middle lane. if you are in a crash don't get out of your car. head over to the right shoulder is your best bet. check out a few hero live shots because it is looking good elsewhere. 280 and 17 interchange, highway

17 across your screen and no problems the on the peninsula live shot of 101 in millbrae headlights move northbound in san francisco and quiet in the north bay and enjoy this nice ride southbound through san rafael. get traffic any time you want by going to abc7news.com. next new report says california's high speed rail plan needs a high speed overhaul. >> a travel warning business owners gearing up for the main highway in town. why they say caltrans took the time to do it. >> health alert, bay area doctors warn we could be in for a bad west nile season. we'll tell you how

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>> eric: it's 5:24. in alameda county they are concerned about an outbreak of the west nile virus. warming temperatures combined with rainy weather has made an ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes. they feed on infected birds and then transmit the virus to people and animals. officials say they are already

seeing more mosquitoes this year and residents are being encouraged to take precautions. experts say clearing stagnant water is key to controlling mosquito larva before they become adults. they recommend wearing long sleeve shirts and pants containing deet to help prevent mosquito bites. >> kristen: a kiatdz go report questions the high speed rail project. high speed rail is threatened by the state's budget crisis as well as questionable financing and management. this is animation provided by high speed rail authorities. they are suggesting the project be turned over to the state project of transportation for evaluation. >> eric: getting to south lake tahoe will be more difficult. for two weeks highway 50 is off-limits as caltrans replaces an old retaining wall. there are detours in place but tough timing for merchants for

opening ceremonies for amgen tour is starting this weekend. we have a number of sites that can help you find alternate routes on our website. go to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. >> kristen: amgern tour a lot of people are excited about it. next at 5:30 live with the latest on the campus shooting that has killed three people at san jose state university. shooter may be among the dead. >> reporter: teachers keep protesting but cuts keep happening. latest round of layoffs coming n the bay area. >> eric: and let your dog run loose and it could come back spayed or neutered in one bay area county. >> check out the warmth building through the heart of tornado alley. up to near 90 in st. louis 92 in atlanta but noticed denver

49 degrees attachment that is where severe weather is going to break out. the area is yellow and already starting in the panhandle. any delays that develop we'll have them with flight tracker and you can too at abc7news.com. chicago's o'hare is where most of the delays are occurring.

i'm terry mcsweeney live at san jose state university. a shootout in a garage here last night. three people dead according to campus police. >> i'm amy hollyfield live in alameda where teachers will be leaf leting in a desperate attempt to avoid layoffs. look at the cloud cover.

a cool breeze dropping temperatures ten degrees today but wait until you see the weekend forecast. i found more chances of rain. >> still looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza but tracking an accident for you in the altamont pass. details coming up. >> kristen: 5:30. thank you for starting your day with us. >> eric: san jose police are looking for a motive behind a triple shooting at san jose state university in a parking garage that left three people dead. terry mcsweeney is live at the campus with the latest. >> reporter: here at south tenth street is where the parking garage is. half the garage is all parking. there are four stories of parking and the ground floor is dedicated to student services offices. the shooting happened on the fifth floor. take a look at the pictures.

cleanup is still underway. crime scene cleanup removing blood from one of parking spots in one of garages. san jose police are quoted as saying all three shooting victims are dead. one of them the gunman. they are not saying if any of the victims are students. they are saying that it was not gang-related. that it was an isolated skin. dozens of zuindz were not allowed to get back into their cars. some were upset with the notification system. >> i'm not part of alert system but nobody got an alert about what happened. i was actually in the classroom and my son heard it in the library. on. >> reporter: campus police are saying the threat was over before they could get the notification out to the

students. they are saying this garage here at south tenth and san fernando is going to open business as usual, as much as usual can be starting at 6:00 this morning. we're expecting a statement from san jose campus police in a short while. >> kristen: teachers are gathering in alameda as part of their week long campaign to secure state funding for schools. it comes in the wake of another two bay area school districts making further teachers cuts last night. amy hollyfield is live at alameda high school. >> reporter: we've seen a variety of protests but this morning here the alameda high school. they will be leafleting. teachers want to show all the work they take home. this is part of the state of emergency. they have floorns a week of protests including sit-ins at

the capitol. they want to extend temporary taxes to help fund education. they warrant warn that more cuts would be devastating. >> i used to have an average class of 29. all my classes are 34 or 35 kids. middle school is challenging enough and that makes a big difference. >> reporter: their protests this week but the cuts are still happening. they met last night both made unpopular decisions, 139 teachers will be getting pink slips from san francisco. more than 180 in mount diablo will be cut. which is why you see the protests like the one scheduled here at alameda high school this morning. >> eric: it's now 5:33. cal state trustee rz considering

a drastic plan to deal with one billion dollars in state budget cuts. it can includes 32% tuition hike but they say it would only happen if they adopt an all cuts budget. they plan to delay state admissions until it's finalized. a 32% increase would make it to over $6,000 a year. 20,000 applicants would be turned away in worse-case scenario. >> kristen: the yemeni man accused of trying to ram his way into cockpit is due back in court. 28-year-old rageh al-murisi. he is accused of trying to storm the cockpit on a flight on sunday night. one of the passengers that tackled him was larry wright a retired san mateo police officer. >> i thought he was trying to get into the flight crew.

>> he is not a terrorist. he is not a terrorist. >> kristen: his cousin says he is a nice man that went to new york to find work to support his wife and children in yemen. he was in federal court yesterday where the prosecutor called him a significant threat. >> eric: two bay area counties are cracking down on dog owners that can't control their pets. contra costa supervisors are considering an ordinance for stray dogs to be spayed or neutered. they would also receive a tracking microchip. an ordinance approved yesterday gives animal control officers wider authority to declare dogs potentially dangerous. it comes after a series of dog attacks including one that killed a child last year. >> kristen: crews are trying to restore water service to

hundreds of homes in napa. they are working to repair a water main break in a transmission line. it happened in the area of foster road shortly before 6:00 last night. crews have rerouted water from lake hennessey. homes and businesses in the area are experiencing low pressure and seeing muddy water right now. >> kristen: muddy water is a song. no. 5:36 right now. let's check with the weather forecast before i start singing. >> i can write. i got a minute i'll give you 30 second of it. >> nope. >> muddy waters didn't do it. >> let's talk about something that is working overtime. the wind. they normally don't show what is happening but the strong sea breeze is gusting to 20 miles an

hour. the wind is so strong that it's pulling the wind out of south to fill in the void left by the winds moving through fairfield. it's pulling them through the san ramon valley. that is why we're gusting to 22 in concord ride now. >> patchy and light drizzle. upper 40s to low 50s. as we head into the noontime hour sunshine in our valleys but still cloudy around the bay. mid to upper is a but low to mid 50s especially in the east bay and shouted bay. 4:00 clouds are back to the coast keeping you to mid to upper 50s and made m i had to upper 60s inland. these temperatures are anywhere from 5-11 degrees cooler than yesterday. temperatures will remain close to where they are today tomorrow and friday and cooler saturday. saturday night all the way through tuesday chance of wet

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will than most far-reaching order yet to hit the utility after the pipeline explosion and fire in san bruno. 8 people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed. process to verify the oldest pipelines could take five years and cost up to $350 million. this morning a berkeley man is calling for an investigation into his wife's mysterious death. she died in thailand where she worked for a berkeley travel company. she was fit and healthy. lisa amin gulezian has her story. >> i'm come to grips we may never know. >> he is in mourning hi wife died january 11th, two days before she was supposed to leave thailand and join her husband in brazil. the 33-year-old was a guide for back roads a berkeley based outdoor travel tour company. soraya had finished leading a bike tour through thailand where

she suddenly fell i will. she died three hours after her husband got to her hospital room now nearly four months later her death is still a mystery. it's one of seven people that died in a three-month period. many were staying at a downtown inn but soraya was staying in a small guesthouse. some victim's families below they died due to chemical that is used to fight bedbugs. thai authorities insist that it's just a coincidence. >> we all want estimations including the family my family and all the other victims. i imagine, we might have to come to terms we might know for sure what this was. >> and what he mentioned is another victim in new zealand. they are looking into her death.

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welcome back 5:47 this morning, look at live doppler hd. coastal drizzle around and just a lot of clouds. sea breeze is back just about everywhere. cooler conditions 54. sacramento upper 70s there. warmer in froze know 81. palm springs 87. san diego, 56 and l.a. 71. >> kristen: it's 5:47. >> eric: san jose state police are investigating a deadly shooting at a campus parking garage that left three people dead. it happened just after 8:30 last night on the fifth floor of the 10th street parking garage. investigators have not said if the victims were students or if the suspect is one of the

deceased. >> kristen: two bay area school districts are issuing final layoff notices. mount diablo approved the layoffs of 180 teachers and staff last night. san francisco is issuing notices to 180 employees. >> eric: the trial of three american hikers who wandered into iran is being delayed again this morning just hours before it was scheduled to start. iranian officials have not explained why the two were not brought into court from their prison cells. sarah shourd was released on bail last year and said he would not return. we'll have the latest on these stories coming up at 6:00. >> kristen: navy is backtracking on training chaplains for same sex unions. they issued a one sentence memo saying they suspended the plan. original idea would have set up a training program for chaplains about the pentagon lifted the

ban on gays in the military. they could only be performed on military bases where in states where it's legal. >> eric: the mississippi is continue to flow south. crest moved past memphis and did $320 million of damage. downstream communities are preparing for the worst. louisiana has mobilized 500 national guard troops to help out. in mississippi 600 people have evacuated their homes where the river is inching toward the 48 foot crest. >> kristen: we'll turn to our weather with mike. we debate some rain in may but this type is kind of unusual. the fact it's going to hang around three for four days. that in a row so a big weather change coming our way. noticed a little bit of it today. we look from mount tam how

breezy it is as you get up to 2600 feet. as we reveal the bay check out the clouds marine layer is back and so is the cloud cover this morning. in fact all of us pretty mild because of the cloud cover. low to mid-50s. 53 in oakland and everybody else right around 50 degrees. monterey bay we're seeing the same thing inland that is why more homogenized temperatures that tha than we dealt with this morning. because of the cloud cover a slow reveal of sunshine today and much cooler breezes. clouds will be back again tonight and some drizzle. i had a little bit coming in and kristen and eric said they didn't run into any. wet pattern saturday evening through at least tuesday. let's talk about 24-hour temperature change. one degree warmer in san francisco. a whopping 59 today. fremont and santa rosa 4 degree

top. 7 degrees cooler in san jose. east bay valleys biggest drop 80 yesterday. we'll be lucky to make it to the 70s today. we won't see all the sunshine because of the cold front and steering currents out ahead of it that is pushing the sea breeze all the way inland. cloud cover until at least noon. then it starts to break up in inland valleys. by 2:00 it's back to the coast. we spread 50s and 60s and might make a few 60s. central valley sunshine like antioch and brentwood. over on the east bay shore richmond and berkeley fog may stick and keep you around 60 degrees. low to mid-60s with more sunshine as you head southbound on the east bay shore. we'll have mid to upper 50s in the south bay with campbell, san jose and saratoga around 68. low to mid-60s for most of the peninsula but the breeze

shooting through the gap. clouds along the coast mid-50s to upper 50s and sausalito. mid 50s at your beaches. farther south around santa rosa upper 50s to low 70s. low to mid-50s for the rest of monterey bay and still cloudy as you head inland more sunshine and low 70s. heading to the game tonight squeeze one out last night 1-0. cloudy and cool and breezy 54 dropping down to 52. accu-weather seven-day forecast more of the same the next couple of days. temperatures will be within a few degrees of each other saturday the cold front comes on saturday night. thunderstorms possible sunday and another chance of showers on monday and even rain on tuesday. look how much cooler it will be by then. it's this accident in the altamont pass. still waiting for it to clear. still in the middle lane

waiting for tow trucks. you see traffic is moving at yellow speeds under 40 miles an hour as you make your way out of tracy. this is adding about five minutes to the commute. also looking pretty good. take you outside 680 in walnut creek is fine. it's gives you an indication of the breezy conditions on your commute. in berkeley, flows well and a little more congested right near university and no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. san mateo bridge looking good and earlier wind advisory has been cancelled. get traffic any time by going to 2 the 2. >> eric: it's 5:53. right now fire investigators are trying to determine a cause for a massive overnight fire in concord. it happened on a vacant building and forced the closure of a busy street.

it took firefighters just over an hour to knock the blaze down. the building used to house a bar but it's been vacant for quite some time. >> kristen: new security questions surrounding facebook accounts. good morning. if you have a facebook account advertisers may have had way to access your personal information. that is according to a security firm. it says the approximate is mostly on applications when you play games or do other tasks. they say facebook has fixed the problem and found on no evidence private information is leaked. >> happiest place on earth. walt disney dropping quarterly profits and blamed drop in box office and theme parks. >> prices are going up in wendy's. planning more increases after hiking prices two months ago. analysts say by the end of the year thousand wendy's will be selling breakfasts.

>> if you are looking for something to do that is way cheaper an disney theme park. more than a hundred art museums offering free or discounted admission. check out the list at their website. >> kristen: we should add that disney is the parent company of abc7. qeok that has happen half a world away can have an impact on faults in the bay area. a new study shows distant quakes including the 8.8 quake in chile last year called the san andre just to slip. despite that, there is no evidence large quakes in one part of the world can set large quakes on faults thousands of miles away. >> eric: quite an honor for a

teacher in san jose. she will join five other educators aboard a flying observatory. she teaches earth science at brand on high school. she is selected to be the first teachers aboard as the observatory. research flights takes place later this month aboard a modified 747 which carries a giant telescope and working areas for researchers. >> it opens up windows and you expose the windows. it feels like a regular airplane but its 747. beard and other teachers submitted applications detailing how they would share what they learn aboard the plane with their students. >> kristen: joggers it has left

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you can see time i had left. to say it was a shock is just a complete understatement. i mean, i don't think there are words. she had put up a really good fight, but it was her time. you... don't have a choice of getting breast cancer. i had no choice. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. that 3-day gave me that opportunity. and i can actually do something to help. i think it's a very bold thing to do. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. i'm sure if it was 100 miles we'd still walk it. it was a big statement for me of... (voice breaks) i'm alive.

we can do this. we can do this. we can rid the world of this terrible disease... so that no mother... granddaughter... sister... daughter... mother... go through what my wife had to go through. this is more than just three days. this is a lifetime. (man) register today for the... because everyone deserves a lifetime.