lee martinez has more on that. >>> around the u.c. berkeley campus, you won't find many people whose primary e- mail is with yahoo. >> i only use it for commercial things so, if i am required when i am signing up for something online. >> >>reporter: so the concern over yahoo possibly scanning private e-mails at the request of the u.s. government is not an acute concern. >> it is hard for me to believe somebody is sitting there reading millions and misdemeanors and millions of pains of e-mail. they are probably just running it through a system and finding key words and that kind of thing. so, you know, i think i'm all right. >> >>reporter: and that is exactly what a new report accuses yahoo of doing citing anonymous sources from within yahoo, yahoo agreed to search all customer's incoming e-mails for either a set of characters or a phrase. at the request of the u.s. government. a troubling invasion of privacy to the electronic frontier foundation. >> it's hard to say for sure, but it sounds a lot like what the nsa has been doing under

. >> as lee martinez shows us that the response they would get is mixed. >> reporter: in a gesture of spot for the 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick and their national anthem protest. this crowd took a knee and they raised their first outside levi stadium. >> we must change. >> reporter: the game walking by would have mixed reactions. the demonstrators say they are asking for more people to join kaepernick and not stand for the national anthem until police brutality is addressed in america. >> i hear that people, they are in the stands taking a knee or some just refuse to stand up. all in solidarity. but unfortunately that's not what makes the news. >> reporter: we see nfl players taking a knee. but the fans in the stand are also not standing up when the anthem is played. you sat here to take a picture, but when the national anthem is played are you going to take a seat? >> i'll take my hat off. >> i believe it's a good cause. now we just need to continue with it as people need to be peaceful in protesting. >> reporter: dallas cowboy fans also weighed in. >> it's their rights, they c

lee martinez is in san rafael with the concerns over large trees there and wet weather that's on its way and what homeowners are doing about it. >>reporter: wet weather hairs it just now stared raining. earlier i had called to five different tree removal companies in the marin county area. none of them could talk to us today they were so busy fielding calls from homeowners asking for these trees to be removed. now san rafael has a lot of trees like this eucalyptus tree here. this one in particular doesn't have a whole lot of land keeping it sturdy. that's the concern when we get a lot of wet weather out here. i talked to some locals who said they never really for most of the year never really gave much concern to the trees now we're expecting a lot of rain they are starting to look at the trees a little bit harder now. san rafael appeal for many homeowner is its nature. a planned community between all the trees. >> i've grown up with eucalyptus trees my whole hive and to me they are part of home. >>reporter: a very persistent drought has killed 30 million trees in california. dry tre

. >> lee martinez spent the day in san rafael. >>reporter: san rafael's appeal important many hope ownerses its nature. a command community between all the trees. >> i've grown up with eucalyptus trees my whole life to me they are part of home. >>reporter: but a very persistent crowd drought has killed 30 million trees in california. dry trees become weak trees. >> i think the drought's concerning all around for any kind of tree especially eucalyptus. >>reporter: eucalyptus trees also present a bigger threat of wildfires. the van ralph fire chief says eucalyptus trees ignite faster and can help send embers far from being blown from its top branches. in petaluma last month a fire that started on highway 101 ended up destroying four homes after the fire child the eucalyptus trees. >> i notice my commute home have been cut down but not very many. i thought they were well regulated. >>reporter: marine county tree removal services have a backlog of homeowners requesting the trees be taken down. on friday san rafael man was killed in hi

in santa rosa, lee martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> organizers have a child safety event say they helped dozens of families prepare for one of the most difficult events a parent can deal with. a kidnapping survivor teaming up to provide fingerprints, dna kits for families. getting those things to police after a child is abducted can help investigators. sanchez was kidnapped when she was years old walking home from an elementary school. she managed to escape three days later. mark glass says police and parents have to be more aware of what to do than when his daughter poly was kidnapped and killed in 1993. >> hopefully everybody comes away with more knowledge and a better understanding of what they can do, the kinds of decisions they can make to avoid becoming a victim in the first place. >> glass said it's important for parents to keep talking to their children about ways they can stay safe. >> on to politics, donald trump is now threatening to sue the women that accuse the presidential candidate of making sexual advances toward them as another woman has come forward with new allegations

. >> lee martinez is in san rafael were on friday a large eucalyptus tree fell killing a man outside his home. leak?>> reporter: there quite a few grams of eucalyptus tree him right now we are in standby with public works to find out if they're taking down trees. we have come across a few with these white taxes on some public land. we will find out at this one will be taken down or not. recalled earlier to quite a few private companies that do tree removal services and they said they were too busy to talk to us because they are fielding so many questions from customers. on friday afternoon a 75 foot eucalyptus tree fell and the man's yard on deer park avenue. he was gardening and was killed when the tree came down on top of him. by their observation the tree did not appear to be dead or severely damage. many other homeowners and marine county are opting to take down or trim their trees. >> for any kind of tree especially eucalyptus. >> i always thought they were well regulated. >>> five marine county tree company say they have a back company of tree removals being done in and around

lee martinez has more on the officers condition and what the interim police chief is saying about the shooting. >> reporter: san francisco police are pulling for one of their own. police have not named the officer but sources have identified him as officer kevin downs. >> i know there's been a lot of reports on this being a small graze wound. it was more than that. one -- one centimeter down and this could have been a fatality. >> reporter: the bullet traveled along the upper portion of the skull and fragmented. the officer is conscious but still critical and has paralysis because of the injury -- partial paralysis because of the injury. security pointed out the suspect and the officers approached him. >> the officer had no clue he had a firearm. before he knew it, the subject fired on him. >> reporter: the suspect ran into stern grove and police quickly had the park surrounded. >> during this time, the suspect emerged from the bushes located on 28th avenue and vicente street and attempted to flee. several officers chased the suspect and got involved in an officer involved shooting. >

in martinez, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a late night crash in san jose killed one person. it happened near the mcgee road off-ramp. the car was going southbound and rolled over. a man and woman were inside of the vehicle. investigators say they're trying to determine if alcohol was a factor. crews arrived just on scene just moments after the crash. >> upon arrival with the fire department, it was determined that one party was ejected and the passenger that was in the car injured. and then upon extracation, due to the injuries of the crash or the collision, succumbed to the injuried and fatalled out here. >> the person who died was a passenger in the car. the driver has been taken to a trauma center. neither has been identified. >>> the animal shelter in alameda is experiencing a budget crisis. the shelter cares for 1,000 animals every year. that number is increasing partly because many people are forced out of alameda due to high rents and new landlords are not allowing pets. the shelter will need $1.3 million to stay open but the city only budgets $300,000. >>> it's almos

in martinez, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the animal shelter in alameda is experiencing a budget crisis. it cares for 1,000 animals every year. a nonprofit organization, friends of the animal shelter runs the shelter in partner with the city. it needs $1.3 million a year to operate the shelter. $300,000 is budgeted right now. >>> we have boone reporting on what many call a creepy clown trend across the country. the newest incident was in the bay area. this time the suspect targeted a 1-year-old girl in concord. up next, the incident now under investigation. >> reporter: the sheriff in the south bay is getting a jump start on a new law preventing thieves from stealing deputies' firearms. we will explain coming up. >> the time is 7:30. flights to florida are being canceled because of the approaching storm. miami international tweeted 464 flights have been canceled and most planes will stop flying 90 minutes from right now. flights from sfo to miami and ft. lauderdale have already been canceled. >> in the meantime, hurricane matthew is slamming the bahamas and headed towards the united sta

ktvu easley martinez joins us with more details on the condition of the officer. lee. >> reporter: the interim police chief says the officer is lucky to be alive, but that gunshot wound to his head is much worse than previously believed. he's still facing very difficult recovery. san francisco police are pulling for one of their own to recover from a critical gunshot wound to the head. police have not named the officer but sources have identified him as officer kevin downes. he's been on the force for two years. >> i know there's been a lot of reports about this being mere graze wound. it was a lot more than that. one centimeter down, and this may have been a fatality. >> reporter: saturday, the interim police chief said the injured officer was shot in the head. the bullet traveled along the upper portion of his skull and fragmented. the officer is conscious but still critical and has partial body paralysis because of the injury. on friday night downes and another officer came to the lakeshore shopping center after security reported an erratic man was threatening

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take a look at lee's sandwiches on story road. fortunately, no one was hurt. no word yet on what caused the driver to crash into the store. >>> okay. we've got an exciting 24 hours in the bay area. tonight the oakland debut of kevin durant. plenty of people heading to the oracle right now. the warriors hosting the clippers in a preseason game. tomorrow night it's the baseball playoffs. the giants in the big apple to face the new york mets. that's where we're going right now. nbc bay area traveling with the giants, joins from us new york city queens, to be act. and colin, what are we going to see tomorrow night? >> reporter: hopefully a really good baseball game and great pitching match. this isn't quite the empire state building, but it's about as close as it gets here in fleshing, ten floors up on the rooftop of the bar ask restaurant where the owner tells us he's a family friend of our janelle wang. i don't know. pure coincidence that we're here then? yes and no. here's what is a coincidence. the giants and the mets. identical, 87-75 record. and that's why t