there's already a great culture here. >> reporter: hodge an oakland native still livers in the west oakland home she lives in. she wrote an article about the concerns about the changes in this city. >> i don't want to say i'm against newness and culture shifting and changing. but what i'm against is people who have no place else to go. being asked to leave, being suggested that they leave or plain feeling unwelcomed in our own city. >> reporter: the owner of juwho restaurant says she also is concerned. she moved her home from san francisco to oakland. she says all but one of her 14 employees lives in oakland. >> if there's ever going to be a city that's going to gentrity in a way that will not just push out all of the long term residents but unify those two communities together it would be oakland. >> reporter: back here live at district, the owner tells us oakland officials have made it opening a business easier here than san francisco. from attitude to paper work. >>> two san francisco giants fans testified today about the lack of security at dodger stadium when bryan stow was beating on

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there's already a great culture here. >> reporter: hodge an oakland native still livers in the west oakland home she lives in. she wrote an article about the concerns about the changes in this city. >> i don't want to say i'm against newness and culture shifting and changing. but what i'm against is people who have no place else to go. being asked to leave, being suggested that they leave or plain feeling unwelcomed in our own city. >> reporter: the owner of juwho restaurant says she also is concerned. she moved her home from san francisco to oakland. she says all but one of her 14 employees lives in oakland. >> if there's ever going to be a city that's going to gentrity in a way that will not just push out all of the long term residents but unify those two communities together it would be oakland. >> reporter: back here live at district, the owner tells us oakland officials have made it opening a business easier here than san francisco. from attitude to paper work. >>> two san francisco giants fans testified today about the lack of security at dodger stadium when bryan stow was beating on

and west oakland. that's next at 11:00 on kpix5. [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. [ male announcer ] to celebrate, visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> and we have breaking news tonight. bart service shut down between san francisco and west oakland right now. >> joe vasquez is at the bart station. joe? >> reporter: liz, a relatively busy friday night right now, but a lot of folks trying to get from san francisco to oakland and vice versa are not able to do so right now. what we are told by bart is that someone got run over by the train in oakland at the west oakland bart station. that slows service starting around 10:15 this evening and so what you are seeing right now underground as i took a walk through there, a lot of people sitting around waiting trying to figure out what to do next. will the

live in oakland, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> bart has the second highest number of former oakland officers. san francisco pd tops the list. >>> new tonight, santa cruz is now the first county in california to ban fracking. the board of supervisors unanimously voted to establish a permanent moratorium today. after approving a temporary ban back in september. hydraulic fracturing as it's called uses water and chemicals to extract oil and gas underground. critics argue it pollutes air and water. other counties across the state are pursuing their own bans including mendocino and monterey. >>> a former 49er is among those suing the nfl tonight over painkillers. the players say the league gave them the drugs illegally. sports director dennis o'donnell broke the story this morning. he joins us with the dark side of what happened in the locker room. >> reporter: jeremy newberry played almost 200 games in his nfl career. he took toradol injections for the majority of those games. now he is paying the price. he thinks the nfl should, too. >> i'm 38 years old and i got 30% kidney function. if my kidn

had a troubled history as an oakland police officer. he was the focus of two police brutality lawsuits and four internal affairs investigations. the fbi meantime is not talking about macfarlane's hiring process but some here in oakland, some councilmembers are frustrated to find out public funds are being used to pay a disability pension to someone who has the ability to work. there was question about whether the payments would be cut off and they said there's still more investigation that needs to be done before any action is taken. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> police in morgan hill are searching for a man threatening people with a gun at two shopping centers. police say the man tried to steal a woman's purse in the parking lot of a target on cochran road last night. then held up employees at a nearby subway. news of the robbery left customers shaken. >> she's probably just, you know, doing her own thing and somebody comes up to her with a shot gun. i would be in shock, you know, hopefully, you know, i -- you kn

oakland will be one of those out of the 70s or upper 70s. it will be cooler across the board here for everybody. the low clouds continue to work their way up the coast from about half the marin coast or most of the marin coast. it looks like it's filling if. low 50s for many. 40s for others. it's a chilly morning. you combine that with a breeze. once that is in place, all bets are off. for us we have the fog bank otherwise sunny and breezy. cooler pattern. would not be surprise drizzle tonight into tomorrow morning coast and bay. cooler for everybody. even out yonder. low 80s for a few but a lot of 70s and 60s. here is sal. >>> we are still looking at a very decent commute. it hasn't really become slow yet as we look at some of these drives. i want to show you traffic on 80 westbound as you come through the carquinez bridge and continue to the mccarthur maze. it looks pretty good. still 18 minutes i like that. it hasn't moved at all. the needle on the drive time hasn't moved at all getting into this area and traffic at the bay bridge toll pl

and oakland, 89 in 2006. oakland 89, previous record 86. sfo, new record, 91. san jose also has tied records set back in 1905 of 94 degrees we have records around monterey bay as well, heat advisory remaining up until 8:00 p.m tonight. and this means there is a risk of heat-related illness. water is the key. i will be back with a cooler forecast. who will feel it first? >> thank you. >> drivers in the east bay may encounter traffic. sky 7 shows firefighters spraying down the side of the road. luckily, traffic was overflowing after the fire was out. cal trans say the right lanes are blocked to firefighters can work. >> sunnyvale say a fast-moving fire killed an elderly woman this afternoon. firefighters responded to just before 12-20. they found the body inside. no word yet on how it started. tonight red cross helping the man who lives there. a south bay police officer is accused of owning child pornography. abc # news is live in mountain view with new information in this case. >> mofrs arrested the 36-year-old this afternoon. 96 officers describe themselves as

she remains here in critical condition at oakland children's hospital. as police him to the crime scene for evidence in the shooting, the neighborhood quickly learned a child was a victim of the drive-by. >> not sure which kid it is yet. but i know there's a couple kids outside that is usually here. if it was a kid, that mean they was walking with m. else. >> in fact the eight-year-old victim was playing on her front porch when she was hit by stray gunfire. he eight-year-old brother was just feet away but was not hit. according to our media partner, the oakland tribune, the intended victim of the shooting it a 47-year-old man who was hit in at the groin and leg and is expected to survive. neighbors say he was standing in the frontyard four houses away. police say a car pulled over just feet from the map. >> two individuals exited the vehicle and fired multiple rounds, striking the victim. >> oakland police have not released further details about the gunmen, a possible motive or the identity of their intended victim. he was rushed to highland hospital and

in east oakland. the 8-year-old girl and her younger brother were outside their home, playing in their front yard. other people were outside in their yards as well when at 6:30, a light-colored sedan drove down the block. police say two men got out of the vehicle and started shooting. >> there were multiple rounds, more than 10, multiple rounds. >> how would you describe something like this? >> it appears that this would have been a drive-by shooting. >> reporter: now, one of the bullets struck the 8-year-old girl in the neck. another struck a 40 to 50-year- old man in the hip. the man is expected to recover from his injuries, but the 8- year-old was more gravely injured. again, according to police, she is still in critical condition at the hospital this morning, after undergoing surgery last night. now, police don't know who the gunmen were targeting. they also don't have a very good description of them. all we know right now is they were driving a light-colored sedan. one of the challenges investiga

a little westerly at oakland. this is starting -- this being the wind direction, santa rosa, also napa. if that goes south, that's a sign fog is on the way. i think we'll top output right about as forecast, which is a lot of 80s. tomorrow, we'll deal with a lot of fog. today is a good day to go to the coast, nice and warm, or down in the desert, where it's really warm. near 100 in palm springs. looking for clear skies and a little breeze. higher elevations out to the valley as well. this will be a warm day. after that, we go into a rather extensive cooling trend starting tomorrow and take us all the way into early or middle of next week. one low here, another one combining together to give us a series of weak little systems dropping in. we could sure use that in the wintertime and it would bring rain. today, it's sunny and warm. 60s, 70s and 80s, very close, all above seasonal averages. normal highs this time of year, 65 to 80 degrees, so we'll be above that, coast, bay and also inland. after today, i have to say

we're in oakland. this is the scene of an unusual homicide in oakland. police say a man was intentionally targeted by a driver hit and killed. it happened last night near a mercedes-benz dealership on 29th and webster street. that was the pictures from earlier. these are what the -- this is what the same scene looks like right now. these are live pictures. ktvu's tara moriarty has been on this since 4:30 this morning. mum in about two minutes, she'll tell us how police will start piecing together the many clues. thursday morning, may 22nd. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. >>> quick look at weather and traffic. steve, the fog is back. >> there's a big fog bank out there. i just sent it out on twitter and posted it up on facebook. it's solid. remember the low is on its way to southern california. it will give them off-and-on rain. low clouds, breezy, cool. mist, drizzle as well. that should be ending. mostly sunny but cool to mild to warm. some of that fog will be slow to push off. this is our fog forecast or cloud forecast. never really

for assaulting a wheelchair- bound oakland high school student. kron four's jeff bush is live at oakland high tonight. with the details. jeff? take a look at this shot from a camera inside the high school. this video was shot on monday the 19th. security officer marchell mitchell is wheeling sophomore francisco martinez down the hall against his will. look in the middle of your screen and you can see mitchell hit martinez several times in the head. francisco martinez victim that is when he strikes me three times in my face and hit me so hard that i had bruises and i was slapped out of my chair because i was not sitting all the way in my chair and i hit face first and bruised this part right here. martinez says mitchell and another security guard beat him up in the elevator before scene you see from the security camera. martinez the officer just puts his whole weight behind my back and i have surgeries there, so, of course, it's painful and i scream and say ok you win. martinez, who has cerebral palsy, says the guards were out of control and were p

oakland, 68. san francisco, 63. sonoma, 80. to give you on idea, tomorrow in oakland, we expect it to hit 78 degrees. everywhere will be warmer and that means relative humidity will drop which will make it tougher for fire-fighting conditions. >>> firefighters in oakland are busy this holiday weekend, warning home owners about the risk of fire. they hope to reach thousands of property owners who live in high fire danger zones. cornell bernard is live in the oakland hills with this story. cornell? reporter: hot weather and can drought conditions bringing urgency to fire inspections here in the oakland hills. take a look at this. this is something inspector does not want to see, a lot of tall, drygrass, when it so dangerously close to homes. >> that could be a hire hazard. >> tina tran and her family are getting a house call from the oakland fire department. the same visit 26,000 other home owners in the oakland hills will get. it's all about fire danger. tina's house passes inspection. >> i'm in compliance. >> other home owners

oakland your low tonight 61 degrees. so the weather will begin to change tomorrow and temperatures won't be as warm because that big bubble of high pressure is beginning to move. as it begins to give way, being shoved out by a large area of low pressure, the wind direction will change really that's all we're changing is the wind direction but that is so critical to our weather here because the onshore flow begins to creep back tomorrow and really will take hold on friday and the weekend. by sunday, temperatures will not be 30 degrees above average. they will be below average. that's how much we're going to be dipping over the next couple of days. so what to expect? clear night tonight, still warm away from the water. now we'll first see the cooling tomorrow along the coastline, near the bay, basically if you are closer to the watered you will see more cooling tomorrow. but everybody cools down significantly by friday. and especially over the weekend. let's check your highs tomorrow. san francisco 79. napa still 90 just n

what we are told by bart is that someone got run over by the train in oakland at the west oakland bart station. that slows service starting around 10:15 this evening and so what you are seeing right now underground as i took a walk through there, a lot of people sitting around waiting trying to figure out what to do next. will the trains begin soon or will they have to decide how they are going to get across by bus or otherwise. i actually just spoke with a tourist from toronto who took a taxi here which cost them $50. so that's what you are going to have to do. we understand right now the tube is closed and no trains are going back and fourth between oakland and san francisco. bart says they are trying to unfreeze one of the tracks as we speak. we will bring you updates as they are available. reporting live, joe vasquez kpix5. >>> another attack inside a bay area school. this time it was a woman who went after a nine-year-old girl with a hammer. tonight, christin ayers found out how all of this got started. >> reporter: students at oakland's lafayette school knew something was wrong w

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an oakland city councilman says possible fraud is hard to enforce. >> you know, oakland doesn't have the capacity to be enforcing following up so it's not only a police issue, you know, it's over employees take advantage of the system. >> reporter: and there's more. mcfarland left oakland with a violent track record testifying in the infamous riders police abuse trial and then was sued for abuse himself twice. attorney ben rosenfeld brought one of those cases against him and wonders how the fbi let mcfarland slip through its rigorous physical and background checks. >> why the fbi as a premier law enforcement agency in the country has to reach that low into the barrel for recruits among probably a lot of qualified applicants? >> reporter: the city of oakland is now investigating mcfarland. is he a good cop born to forever wear a badge or a bad cop trying to scam an overloaded system based largely on honesty and trust? now, mcfarland may not have broken the rules here. he may be allowed to be in law enforcement as long as it's outside the state of california, for instance. those are th

we continue to follow developing news out of oakland this rning. we are live on the scene there where police are investigating a possible kidnapping. ktvu alex savidge has been out there at the scene for the past hour coming up he will have details on who is in custody and the questions police are still trying to answer. it's friday, may 30th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve has things on his mind. >> and weather too. >> and weather too. but that is another story. >> thank you, pam and dave. we have a big fog bank starting to fill in and a cooler pattern. temperatures will drop a good 5- 15-degree. and yesterday was sunshine plenty. today it's mr. fog and all its glory. 54 for oakland to start. we will go a high of 68 today. there may be low clouds charging back in. the fog continues to work its way up the coast. it's about halfway down the sonoma coast and south. 43 santa rosa. 45 for novato. a lot of 50s between. you combine that with a westerly breeze and a robust fog bank. the re

here in oakland. we'll have an excerpt from that coming up in the next half hour. right now live in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> for more on angelou's lasting bay area ties, visit kpix.com. >>> it is 5:17. a check of traffic now at this crazy hour. >> this early hour, i know. if you do have to get to work early like us, we feel your pain and there is a problem now if you are traveling in oakland. this accident we are just kind of getting some initial reports. it's a little confusing what direction it is. i think it's in the northbound lanes of 880 as you approach the embarcadero-fifth exit heading into downtown oakland and they just called for emergency crews on scene, as well. again, there's been some slight confusion about which direction of 880 the accident is in. but we'll continue to watch the sensors and keep you posted. in the meantime, you can see near the oakland coliseum, everything looks great. here's a live look at one of our slowest drive times out the door. it's through the altamont

and 66 over and oakland. in terms of what's ahead there is 7 day around the forecast indicates how much change. tenders will be very similar. we will see morning fog some time into the afternoon in fact we will hold on to pretty consistent weather pattern even until the end of next week. more details on that coming up momentarily. right now talking about traffic around the area. of course we have our usual spots and over by construction and land closures throughout the bay area but nothing affecting the ride. stay alive to the bay bridge toll plaza whichever approach your coming from. in san mateo bridge also nice to easier. that your drive times its 12 to 30 minutes. if you're headed to the golden gate bridge. very few cars and get away out of aren't counted. and it's our freeways problem free. the problems forced out all 680 through the san ramon valley. with a little bit slow and approaching the interchange we are since these drug down to 25 m.p.h.. , video oakland school district is apologizing and a secu

oakland as a nice day for you breezy by 67. no. 8 and the wine country of saul locker our currencies and the low seventies. a lot of a commune will be below average but the numbers a researcher warmup and especially by the weekend. no major changes thursday potential into friday with the chance for some light drizzle not obeyed whether maker by any means. saturn has sunday more sunshine it's gonna be warming up were talking '80s the monday you're really in a crack up the heat and probably they see. it'll be in the low 90s of the hive. in view of waiting for traffic to get better and in canada as can happen rightabout not take a look the fast-track plans which is finally starting to pick up. but if you're paying cash your still waiting. we're driving the measure dropped from 50 minutes also a 60 minute drive time and the cemetery ridge issue has a mayor were out---16min drive time . 580 westbound from richmond to set of about seven minutes from richmond all the way towards highway 11. and quinn trouble-free we never had a major

live in oakland. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and you can read the entire letther school district sent home to -- letter the school district sent home to parent on www.ktvu.com. >>> step forward for a bill that would require all college campuses in california to have a clear policy for responding to sexual assault and rape. the measure passed today and now heads to the assembly. it would require all colleges that receive state aid adopt a sexual assault policy. the policies would have to include affirmative consent that says both parties must make a decision to have sex. >> 1-5 women, 25%, 1-5 women will be sexually assaulted. >> the bill comes as the department of justice is investigating 55 colleges for their responses to sexual assaults on campus. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the campaign to save doctors medical center is expanding to people who don't even use the hospital. the clock is ticking down. the hospital is slated to close in july after years of operating at a deficit and a failed measure

the stashes of cash have been found all over san francisco and oakland. here is a map showing some of the spots. >> abc7 news anchor ama dates is live in san francisco. someone found some of the money tonight. ama? >> hidden cash is the profile on twitter and the person behind it say it is a social experiment for good. they told a local on-line magazine that they made a lot of money in the real estate business here in the bay area. they wanted to pay it forward because they were concerned about wealth inequality. the money was less here at yes, sir bough by yen gnaw gardens -- here at yerba buena gardens. hidden cash is the twitter handle that has people talking. the mystery person behind the twitter account is leaving cash on the streets of san francisco and oakland. a reward to anyone who can figure out the location of the money from a tweeted clue. he saw one of the clues. it showed class at the lake lake merritt bart stations. >> the bill was gone. i saw the container and that looks familiar. i looked over there. >> he already had plans for the money

from oakland while working as an fbi agent in boston. the unusual case of fbi special agent aaron mcfarland came to the attention of oakland city leaders last week. that's after he was identified as the fbi agent who shot and killed a fee figure in the boston marathon marathon investigation -- boston marathon shooting investigation. the man killed was a close friend of one of the suspects. later, pam cook will have more on this controversial shooting incident as well as the pay controversy. >>> in two hours, the man accused of killing and kidnapping a morgan hill teen is due back in court. the district attorney announced he will seek the death penalty in the sierra lamar case. he's accused of killing the 15- year-old girl who vanished while on her way to school more than two years ago. her body was never found. prosecutors are confident they have the evidence that will lead to both a conviction and a death sentence. >>> 7:08. a busy two-mile stretch of interstate of 280 is now closed for the entire memorial day weekend. last night, caltr

oakland, 68. san francisco, 63. sonoma, 80. to give you on idea, tomorrow in oakland, we expect it to hit 78 degrees. everywhere will be warmer and that means relative humidity will drop which will make it tougher for fire-fighting conditions. >>> firefighters in oakland are busy this holiday weekend, warning home owners about the risk of fire. they hope to reach thousands of property owners who live in high fire danger zones. cornell bernard is live in the oakland hills with this story. cornell? reporter: hot weather and can drought conditions bringing urgency to fire inspections here in the oakland hills. take a look at this. this is something inspector does not want to see, a lot of tall, drygrass, when it so dangerously close to homes. >> that could be a hire hazard. >> tina tran and her family are getting a house call from the oakland fire department. the same visit 26,000 other home owners in the oakland hills will get. it's all about fire danger. tina's house passes inspection. >> i'm in compliance. >> other home owners

in oakland, high winds are a factor. lucky goats are eating their fill they say the tall brush need be tog to be cut. that is why crews are going through neighborhoods to help residents identify the hidden danger. >> we'll make sure we have depensible space. >> most people learned from the fire storm in 91 to clear property of flammable brush. clearing requires you do it slowly. a lot can spark becoming just as dangerous as a cigarette out of a car window. >> it's good to stay around that work area afterwards. >> everyone doing their part to cut down the fire danger and keep community safe. in oakland nick smith abc7 news >> now in southern cal kl a major wildfire is threatening communities. officials have evacuated homes. 500 firefighters are battling flames. it is now grown to a thousand acres and still spreading. >> half moon bay reopened after a serious crash about an hour and a half ago east of 92 and state highway 1. there are pictures now. two people had to be extra indicated from one car. >> a 23-year-old south b

the stashes of cash have been found all over san francisco and oakland. here is a map showing some of the spots. >> abc7 news anchor ama dates is live in san francisco. someone found some of the money tonight. ama? >> hidden cash is the profile on twitter and the person behind it say it is a social experiment for good. they told a local on-line magazine that they made a lot of money in the real estate business here in the bay area. they wanted to pay it forward because they were concerned about wealth inequality. the money was less here at yes, sir bough by yen gnaw gardens -- here at yerba buena gardens. hidden cash is the twitter handle that has people talking. the mystery person behind the twitter account is leaving cash on the streets of san francisco and oakland. a reward to anyone who can figure out the location of the money from a tweeted clue. he saw one of the clues. it showed class at the lake lake merritt bart stations. >> the bill was gone. i saw the container andlooks fat looks familiar. i looked over there. >> he already had plans for the mo

oakland, you're going to hit that back-up. in the meantime, until they clear it, and sometimes accidents like that in the area take a while to completely clear out even once they reopen a lane. that's the hot spot, rather, a growing rare of problem activity is the bay bridge because of the metering lights turned on. no actual issue or accident on the bridge but already backing up to the foot of the maze. turn on metering lights. the hot forecast. >> color skies right now to the coastline with high pressure overhead. the offshore winds starletted to blow overnight and that is going to keep you clear to the coastline all day long, but these temperatures will be heating up in a hurry. plenty of sunshine and going to get hot in the afternoon. maybe some records on tuesday and wednesday. that will be the peak of the heat. a heat watch is in effect as we see some very hot temperatures the next couple obviously days and probably mild numbers by night. not going to have a chance to recover as we get into the peak of the heat that will

oakland. about 59 homicides. >> then the car came this way and they started shooting and driving. >> reporter: we went to east oakland to talk with students at fremont high school. in an unusual of alumni from that school who now work there. >> it was really important to come back for our students to see someone who looks like them in the classroom and for parents to speak to somebody who actually speaks their language. >> you are able to be that change you want to see. >> reporter: the kids most at risk end up concentrated in inner city schools with the least amount of resources. the teachers deal with symptoms like fear, withdrawal, unexplained anger. >> if we were to follow traditional suspension, discipline policies have more students out than we would have in. and so we try and have those conversations with them to find out what's going on. >> reporter: that talking and those relationships are key. >> single most significant protective factor in a child's life that is experiencing toxic s

watching that build. 880 through oakland and no problems connecting from alameda to oakland. we'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. >>> it is 5:12. google offering to take over a project from the city of mountain aview. >>> the owner of the controversial sriracha plant in california responds to texas lawmakers trying to lure him out of california. >>> got a story for nbc investigative unit? call the type line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>>ualcome back, everyone. investigators looking for people who left behind a boat in an suv full of pot. the pot was found yesterday morning. the suv was stuck in the sand. that's -- there's the picture of the boat we want to show you this morning. investigators say the boat is likely from mexico and it's pics use. fast with very large fuel tanks. with two motors the boat could have reached the bay area from mexico overnight. more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana was found onboard. investigators think the drug dealers ran off after they couldn't get the suv off the beach. >>> governor brown will releas

oakland airport 90 degrees. there's a record there and santa cruz, check it out, 100 degrees. broke that old record. it was hot out there. it's still warm. that heat advisory stays in effect for the next two hours here. then they are going to drop it. it's still going to be a warm evening as you head out. cooling on the way. when i get back, i'm going to let you know what to expect in your backyard. >>> all right, we have an update on breaking news from southern california. firefighters in san diego county say they are getting the upper hand on this wild fire in carlsbad that prompted a massive evacuation and destroyed or damaged more than 20 homes. these are live pictures right now from the fire lines. at 3:00 this afternoon, crews say they stopped the spread of this fire. there is still no estimate on containment. fire officials are confirming that three homes have been destroyed. earlier reports had put that number at 30. this is one of several wild fires burning today in san diego county. >> it's official. nearly a year after he took over as the interim police chief, sean

oakland 55. head lines for today, plenty of morning clouds, sun and clouds today, definitely cooler than what we've seen this past week and that cooling trend continues into this week. >>> developing news in nevada this morning. police are looking for a serial arsonist who set a dozen small fires between thursday and friday. one woman said she may have seen the culprit early yesterday. she saw a man holding lighter fluid. she found a pile of sticks. there's patches of burned grass. >>> fires are making progress on 11 major wild fires around san diego. the first apparent fire related death was found thursday in a transient camp in carlsbad. as bigad shaban reports, investigators are working to determine the cause. >> flames devoured more than 14,000 acres around camp pendleton. smoke plumbs of three separate wild fires are visual from a marine helicopter. it's made hundreds of water drops. >> they can deploy a bucket that can carry 900 gallons of water at a time. that's 7,500 pounds of water. >> 2

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dog >> reporter: but this is not the oakland hills this is 14th avenue in east oakland and those who live on your state that they first discovered the dead don't last tuesday evening dog >> reporter: now a week later the dad of has been partially covered up with a tablecloth but is swarming with allies and as temperatures rise to over it puts off make it difficult to pass. >> it is unsafe and something has to be done immediately. >> we called oakland animal services and at the same recorded message that everyone else. >> reporter: we also went there and they or closed. so we left a message. >> >> reporter: with that we are left to wait de seven and counting. in oakland band carmen kron4 news >> pam: if you invest in two hours after kron4 contacted animal servers and the police, hour of your call detectives taught us the deadbolt had finally been picked up. the dead dog in an e-mail oakland police which runs and services apologize for the delayed response to said they're working to address- shortages at the animal shelter. >> reporter: >> pam: police are searching for a 17 year old sa

tonight oakland police is investigating. ktvu is in oakland this evening to explain why this officer has done nothing illegal. >> reporter: the city is trying to figure out whether or not they should cut-off the $52, 000 annual disability payoff this man is receiving. you see they still need some time to investigate that. from what we are learning he can basically do this. it is not against the law because of a loophole. he retired on the disability from 2004 after reportedly suffering injuries from his leg. according to one report mcfarland was involved in a shooting last year killing a friend with one of the suspects during the interrogation in florida. so this case does file into a gray area. it is against the law to retire on disability and work for another law enforcement agency in the state of california but there is nothing to prevent someone under disabilities from working in another state and that has some city council members frustrated. >> the reality is really is for an officer, it is a misstatement and misused o

warriors took off from oakland yesterday. tipoff tonight, 7:30 at the staples center. >>> fred inglis will have a report tonight at 6:00. you can keep up with the team by following fred on twitter. >>> donald sterling is talking publicly for the first time since the release of that controversial audio reporting. the clippers owner talked to a los angeles life-style magazine, releasing one brief quote of him commenting about his mistress. sterling said, quote, i wish i had just paid her off, end quote. the nba has banned sterling for life and is trying to force him to sell the team. >>> more arrests are expected in what's being called one of the largest prostitution busts in bay area history. yesterday, hundreds of officers in six different counties conducted simultaneous raids at 32 massage parlors, spas and homes. ktvu went with a caravan of deputies as they raided one of the sites. investigators say they targeted 19 people they believe are leaders in the alleged prostitution ring. 18 of those suspects are now in custody. a

oakland tries but can't turn two. davis in with what turned out to be a game deciding run. 6-5 the final. meantime, other -- other side of the bay, giants do what they're supposed to against a team as talented as the cubs. those little guys might be 90 before the cubs contend again. and the giants go at it with michael morris after a buster posey sacrifice fly. buster had a couple of them. back up the middle. call it an rbi single. the way he's working these days that would be plenty. 7innings of shut out ball for hunter. he's allowed two runs or less in nine of his 10 starts he's got a 1.2 era. but just to make sure pablo you know you're hot when these things drop in. he's been hitting the ball out of the park and inside out. bloop to left. 83-19 best record in the major leagues. >>> and we have a series now. okc comes thundering back in the western conference finals and tuned up and ready ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find y

oakland that will be a record. 92. a few triple digits towards livermore and pleasanton, 99 degrees. san jose there's the 96. there we go topping 100 in gilroy. 103 and santa cruz by the boardwalk will be hot in the 90s. san francisco lower 90s. that will be a record as well. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. today the heat peaks but tomorrow is still very hot especially inland. we're talking about mid-90s. big changes near the coastline. if you want to embrace the fog and welcome it back, i think you will like friday, saturday, sunday. typically the heat waves last about three days. one, two, three and it should come to an end. >> looking forward to the relief. thank you, mark. >>> pg&e says the power grid shut be okay during this hot spell but it's asking certain business customers to cut their usage during peak hours from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. for a discount. and they are asking residents to keep their temperatures at 78 while they are at home and 85 while away. at ktvu.com,

it's hot look at this oakland they tied a record or oakland broke a record at the airport 90. the old record 88. mountain view got a record and in santa cruz got a record as well. we had lots of records around the bay area. it's going to be hot again tomorrow. it's going to be hotter again tomorrow. that's why the national weather service has issue add heat advisory as we move into your bay area wednesday. tomorrow is going to be the warmest day of the week. tomorrow will be warmer than today by, by a few degrees. i think we'll see temperatures close to 100 degrees. on top of that we have a spare the air day. second day in a row. that happens when you get that much heat and a cap on the atmosphere. some of the areas with the highest levels of ozone, ground level ozone. and in the santa clara valley. i'm going to be tracking that. we're going to be tracking the heat tomorrow because that's the next story. how hot is it going to get tomorrow. where are those 100s going to be. and the fog is working it's way back in. >>> and the bicyclists of the amgen put up with the heat today.

oakland city hall was turning 100. the building first opened to the public in 1914 and 324 feet the first high-rise government building in the united states with the mayor proclaiming city hall senator ten criminal day and happy birthday is sung and cake and punch served. the birthday celebration is from noon to 1:00 o'clock. amazon made shopping as easy as a tweet and now you can link amazon with twitter. when you see a product you can remy to the tweet with hashtag amazon cart and they. add it to the cart as twitter looks for ways to grow and am gone looks for ways to entice customers. >> three daredevils parachuted off the freedom tower in new york city and posted another video and will be arraigned tomorrow. to mark the occasion they released the last of flee videos from september on youtube showing angle not previously seen in usually videos, all money earned from the videos benefit the families of 9/11 victims. >> a big embarrassment for santa clara law enforcement and at 5:00 a.m., the crime laboratory error tha

it's fully operable with the public entities around the city of oakland. >> the oakland city council will decide whether or not to keep the current radio system or switch to the regional system used by every season in alameda county >>> a bart station agent is being called a hero for finding an autistic missing man. john bretugo got word about a 24-year-old man separated from his group. he searched around the station and spotted the man near the bus stop and returned him to his group. he said he was doing what any father would do. >> as a father with a child with autism this took to my heart. i noticed a familiar gate in a way. it's a pace that most children with autism have. >> the san francisco chapter of the autism society praised him for his actions. >>> temperatures were in the 70s day and colder towards the coastline in the mid 60s. you can see the low cover hovering over the city. we have fog setting up right now. we have a chance of seeing a wayward shower into the evening hours. you can see on satellite and radar picture a lot of the activity remains to the east. as this wra

it is the brain child of an oakland artist. ktvu fox 2 news tara moriarty makes an appearance there in oakland where it will make its first appearance and neighbors are likely to say something about it. tara? >> reporter: certainly our ktvu viewers have been talking about it on our facebook page, as well as twitter. system say it is down right tacky, and others say why not, everybody does it anyway. it will appear between 6:00 and 9:00 tonight and head over to the mission district in san francisco about 10:00. according to the website, basically what the hook up truck is a sex suite on wheels. you pay a fee and for half an hour it is yours. it is a commercial box truck that artist emerson outfitted with a bench, bars to hold on to, mirrors, temperature control and birth control. it is wiped down before and after every customer and emerson says you must be 21 years old and register with the service beforehand only. she does not allow alcohol, drugs, smoking and other crazy stuff on tell vision i can't mention. while blogs on twi

oakland, 65. hanging on to the low 70s in gilroy, 71. we're going to start to see those marine clouds push inland again tonight, currently 70 in santa rosa, napa, novato, 64, and upper 60s in parts of the east bay as well and concord and livermore. now, i want to tell you what the temperature change has been. yesterday at this time, well, right now, we're 19 degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. so, temperatures definitely tumbled in some inland areas. in areas they stayeder in the same, like along the coast. sfo airport and oakland-but we'll see numbers come down even a little bit tomorrow in inland areas, and check out the winds. it was quite gusty today. right now it's gusting at 37 miles-per-hour, and -- fair feel, 30 from the west, and this strong sea breeze helped bring the cooler marine air and brought our temperatures down inland today. so now we're looking at sfo and we see blue skies, but you need to know that's going to be breezy again until about 9:00 tonight. a small craft advisory will expire. then around the b

90s for most, i would say that coast inland areas, napa 94, morgan hill 94, 88 will be a record and oakland, here is sal. >> we do have a look at some of the commutes also hearing fire near a free weigh look at the -- freeway, look at it westbound, and it is looking good getting in westbound and the traffic mere is moving a long nicely interest of between downtown coliseum has been issued. there has been a significant assert issued not a huge commute for the morning but it will be closed until 5 and also have word that some sort of a feetingit as been reported. this just crashed and we don't know much more than that because the that a seven-year- old girl went missing from her home last night. here is more on what they are doing to search for her. >> reporter: still no sign of in the missing girl and according to a police officer, you can see there is a squad car filled this morning and they are on on the lookout for key anna. she was on the 1400 block of 73 73rd avenue. she is 4 feet tall 50-pound, last see black and she is considered at risk because of her age of. last night they did a a

the port of oakland is one of the fastest turn around times. >>reporter: xe-41 is the name of this crane and from the view at the top? >> oh, yes, a beautiful day. >>reporter: there she ; my new best friend xc-41. i certainly hope you enjoyed this week's edition of "where's roberta" from the port of oakland. if you'd like more information about the port, the cranes, visit us online at kpix.com. until next weekend, everybody, take care of one another. we'll be seeing ya. >> thanks, roberta. >>> ben affleck in the meantime banned from black jack. why the actor was reportedly kicked out of a vegas casino. ,,,,,,,, be >>> it is a bust for ben affleck at a las vegas casino. the hard rock banned him because he was reportedly counting cards at black jack. security told him he was just too good at the game. it's not a crime to count cards, but it's safe to say casinos don't take kindly to players trying to get an edge. if caught, they can get banned from stepping foot in the casino for the rest of their lives. >> after that little stunt, ben affleck is

right now 57 in oakland. 60 in fairfield. nevado at 49 degrees under mostly cloudy skies, let me compare some of the numbers for you. yesterday into today. i will show you that santa rosa yesterday 71, going to 76 for today. san francisco only warmed into the upper 50s yesterday. today you will go to 64. concord we have four degrees of warming expected for you and san jose you will go to 75 for the greek festival. i will put a few more numbers on your screen. we have 70 for san mateo, 73 mountain view, low 80s for the warmest location a comfortable day. especially inland. that look good for you. temperatures will continue to warm for the second half of the weekend. ly line that up for you coming up. >> a group of high school students mastogram students must cram for a test. they took it earlier this month but the scores were thrown out. we are live at the high school in pleasantonnor teachers have been busy explaning. >> reporter: school administrators have planned an information session, a forum here at the high school at te

guard attacking a student in a wheelchair in oakland. the actions of a second security guard now being looked at. a big announcement from president obama that could bring major changes to the veterans affairs department. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i am tori campbell. there was a strong show of support this morning for teachers in oakland. many are upset over a new teacher contract that includes a strict morality clause. ktvu's alex s has more on -- alex savage has more on a demonstration put on by parents. >> the band played this morning, dozens of parents and students lined the entrance to the high school in oakland standing up for teachers who were asked to sign a morality clause to keep their jobs. protesters say they have the right to keep their private lives private. >> a non-issue. the point is to edgeicate our -- educate our students. [ music ] [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: new language inserted into the contracts requiring teachers to adhere to cat

tomorrow, oakland will warm up and east bay numbers will be in the upper 70s. in fact, some numbers will reach the low 90s. complete details for you. it will be warm, relative humidity will drop and i'll let you know when things cool down again. ama? >> all right, look forward to that, thank you francis. >>> and firefighters are busy again warning homeowners about the risk of fire. they hope to reach thousands of property owners who live in fire danger zones. cornell barnard has more on the details. >> reporter: tina tran and her family are getting a house call from the oakland fire department. the same visit 26,000 other homeowners in the oakland hills will get. it is all about fire danger. tina's house passes inspection. >> i'm in compliance. >> but other homeowners don't have a 30-foot defensible space around their properties. lots of tall weeds and dry grass. it could mean a $300 fine if not cleared in 30 days. >> we're facing conditions that have us concerned. >> the fire inspector says that hot, windy weather compounded with a severe california drought ha

oakland tries but can't turn two. davis in with what turned out to be a game deciding run. 6-5 the final. meantime, other -- other side of the bay, giants do what they're supposed to against a team as talented as the cubs. those little guys might be 90 before the cubs contend again. and the giants go at it with michael morris after a buster posey sacrifice fly. buster had a couple of them. back up the middle. call it an rbi single. the way he's working these days that would be plenty. 7innings of shut out ball for hunter. he's allowed two runs or less in nine of his 10 starts he's got a 1.2 era. but just to make sure pablo you know you're hot when these things drop in. he's been hitting the ball out of the park and inside out. bloop to left. 83-19 best record in the major leagues. >>> and we have a series now. okc comes thundering back in the western conference finals and tuned up and ready they are. team usa rolls victory as the stick the world cup approaches. sports part ii next. >>> they say it's always a team game