tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with budget negotiations underway at the state capitol. >> when you hear people saying we don't have enough money, that's real money. >> the latest from sacramento on governor brown's spending plan. >> there used to be many, many ferry docks around the bay and now the s f bay ferry service means to have them all back and then some. >>> a student dies suddenly during a basketball game. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. >>> now to today's top stories. the chp is searching for suspects in a freeway shooting in healdsburg. it happened shortly after noon today near dry creek road. investigators say the vick ties were riding southbound in a white four-door sedan when another car pulled alongside and someone opened fire. we're told the two victims were conscious and speaking to detectives before they were taken to the hospital. >> the contra costa county fire marshal needs help in locate ago possible serial arsonist. five vehicle fires this week are likely related. the car fires have taken place in martinez, laf

. >> this is ktvu fox news mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here, wednesday morning, may 24th. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> it's been cold for some, but warm inland. >> we are going from, it's too hot to, wow, it's cold. >>> most locations will drop in temperatures. 50s on the coast. inland 70s and some 80s, down a few degrees from the past few days, a lot of high clouds coming up along with the low clouds. that gives us a mostly cloudy morning. the delta breeze that did not exist in the past few days is now flying. 50s on the temperatures for most locations right now. 51 danville, concord, 52. you can see the system coming in, look for a lot of cloud cover, they are coming in from the west/southwest, that opens the door to the strong sea breeze. >>> we see slow traffic and a lot of these commutes are now waking up. lets look at the bay bridge which is better than it was yesterday. it's not quite as bad. we have not had any incidents on the bridge, hopefully it stays a nice normal commute. is 15 to 20 minutes

news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> president donald trump met with pope francis at the vatican today. the two men posed for pictures and then president donald trump met for 30 minutes privately with the pope. they have been at odds over issues like immigration. after the meeting, the president gave the pope some gifts. >>> following the visit with the pope, the president and the first lady toured the vatican. president donald trump will now head to belgium for the nato summit tomorrow. >>> john brennan, the former director of the cia told a house panel that russia interfiend in the election, he said he warned the russian officials not to meddle in the election process, he said he became aware of information and intelligence about interactions between russian officials and people involved in the trump campaign. >> i encountered and i am aware of information and intelligent that revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and united states persons involved in the

>>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on 2 weekends. >> it's saturday, may sixth. the first weekend of may, i am claudine wong. >> good morning, we have your weather, it's cold this morning. nice forecast for the week, that's coming up in a moment, first the headlines, christian is over at sfo this morning along with a lot of people heading to the east coast for a special bike ride, it's called the unity ride. i have more on that coming up. >>> we have a sad update about that missing dog named murphy who was stolen from his home. we are going to have more on that in just a bit. >>> the valero refinery is working to get fully back online this morning. there is an investigation into the power outages and the flaring from the refinery but first lets go over to rosemary. what a difference from the beginning of the week. >> it was cool this morning. it was 80 degrees earlier in the week. >> yes, we saw the cool done begin thursday and it's going to continue into the bay area weekend. it's cool, partly cloudy skies, we have a view from san francisco across the bay, if yo

he can handle it >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> experts are trying to determine what caused the death of a college student found in a river fl sutter county. investigators are not sure yet whether or not foul play was a factor in her death. >> reporter: hopes and prayers turned to condolences as the search for the 20 year old finally ended. >> you never hear these stories around here, it's crazy. >> reporter: this woman came to drop off flowers although she only knew the student in passing. >> i go to starbucks everyday. she worked at the drive through and talked to the kids, always outgoing. >> reporter: her body was pulled from the water sunday and identified tuesday, but wednesday, the sutter county sheriff said they are still investigating how she died. one neighbor remembers driving by and seeing her on the porch. >> i saw them on the front porch there just chatting. that was 9:00 that evening. >> reporter: she left the house at 11:00 and

at lake bernie -- lake berryessa, this is ktvu fox news. >>> tom, it's hard to tell the position from these pictures, did the plane land on the water and hit the shore. do we know how the plane came into contact with the ground? >> reporter: the ntsb said is all up in the air, part of the wing is in the water but most of the body is on the shoreline, they to not know what happened but it's clear that the pilot on board was commercial rated. he had a lot of experience, way more than a sport pilot. they believe that there may have been a mechanical person on board too. the ntsb said it may take 60 to 90 days or maybe a year before they figure out the cause. >> thought so much tom. >>> a family of three who were victims of the take over robbery aboard a bart train have filed a legal claim against bart. that's the first step to a lawsuit. the plaintiff was heading home when a mob of juveniles pounded on the train cars that stopped at the coliseum station, when the doors opened he was beaten and robbed by three teenagers. the family claimed that bart failed to take sift measures. >> the co

. >> you can download the free ktvu fox news weather app. also our weather team is posting updates on facebook and twitter all of the time. >> the warriors take on the jazz, game one is at 7:30. the warriors are playing another game without their head coach. joe is court side. do you think it will make a difference not having steve there? >> it's great to be able to hear you guys. i love this. i do not think it will matter because these guys have the talent. steve has been able to input everything that he wants to. it's not like he is no place near the team. his presence will be felt. just because he is not here for two and a half hours on the bench does not mean he does not have an influence on the team the whole rest of the time. the one thing that you can say about the team, we saw a good 16 out here earlier. there is a guy who has been doubtful. livingston. he was not able to play but tonight he just gave me the thumbs up. then steph curry is healthy. he has a bit of a ninja thing going on. it's heart of his -- part of his work out routi

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news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> frightening moments on a jet blue flight bound for san francisco. it was heading from new york city to sfo but it was forced to make an unscheduled landing after a passengers' laptop caught fire. the plane arrived in the bay area three hours late. >> reporter: the plane made an unscheduled landing in michigan. we have video of the plane on the tarmac in michigan. it was scheduled to go from new york to san francisco but an hour into the flight, passengers saw and smelled smoke. a battery for a laptop computer was smoking. fire crews responded to the fire on board the plane and it was extinguished by the time the plane landed. then the passengers were on their way, passengers said that the flight crew handled the incident professionally. >> it was scary to see smoke on the plane at 35,000 feet. we heard an announcement and looked back and people were standing up. there was smoke. >> we have guidelines to pass on from the faa regarding those bat

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news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> new information on president donald trump's travel ban. a federal appeals court just upheld the travel ban. the ban had temporarily suspended news visas from several muslim majority countries, president donald trump rewrote the ban after several defeats after the first ban. they will likely appeal to the united states supreme court. >>> the tsa is asking paryption to place every electronic device larger than a cell phone in a separate bin, the tsa he says is takes longer to scene the bags. the new requirement is not in effect at any bay area airports yet. los angeles and logan are two of the airports on the list, the tsa said the rule could expand to other airports. >>> a greek government spokesman said a man has been killed in a bombing attack. two other people in his car were also wounded. he served as prime minister for part of 2011 and 2012. there is no claim of responsibility for the attack but greek politicians have been targeted in the

news right after the break after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> we are getting a look at another violent incident in the sky, this time it happened on a southwest airlines plane going to oakland. three passengers started to fight over a seat. a flight attendant that tried to stop the fight got knocked to the ground. >> adam tells us that incidents like this one have lawmakers calling for changes in the way that airlines treat their passengers. >> if you want to treat us this way, fine, but there will come a day when congress will not accept it any more. >> reporter: a week after congress told the airline industry to clean up it's act, fights have marred the friendly skies. in this feut, the flight attendant suffered -- fight, the flight attendant suffered an injury trying to break up the flight. southwest said our employees are everyday heros. on 4,000 flights to half a million customers, they deliver customer service that is unlimited. on tuesday, there was another fight. >> all of a sudde

news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> the warriors host the spurs tonight. a lot of the focus is on the center. he has received death threats over his collision with the spurs leading scorer, we live at the stadium. coach gregg popovich went off on him. that got spurs fans more riled up. >> reporter: yesterday i was riled up because what i felt about gregg popovich's statements were, they were irresponsible because i knew that spurs fans and basketball fans that review the against the warriors would take this to another level on social media and it would get ugly, for gregg popovich to sim out an individual and make the comments calling him a dirty player, i knew it would get to this, i think it was irresponsible of the coach and he should know better. >> any time you bring up manslaughter as an analogy for a guy committing a common foul, it's ridiculous, but this has gotten big. in san francisco, they have a sign up that says, zsa is innocent. >> it's spiraled out of control. wit

i will let you know >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. . >>> a fist fight on a plane, it was caught on video. it happened on a fight going to tokyo, two men threw punches at each other. a man, the one in black and the person who took the video got involved. >> i said, you are acting crazy and you need to go. that triggered him and he said, crazy, if you think i am crazy what about the government. >> you can see the man being removed from the plane, he also choked an airline employee in the terminal and was arrested for assault. the airline has apologized for the incident. >>> today, united airlines executives were called to congress to testify. united originally resisted taking blame for the incident but today representatives heard an apology. >> reporter: trouble in the sky landed the ceo of united in the hot seat. >> it was a mistake of epic proportions. >> reporter: the ceo of united apologized for an incident where a passenger was removed from an overbooked flight. the v

. >> our cloudy pattern will continue, i will explain coming up >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. . >>> super bowl. >>> san francisco deputies will be working mandatory overtime from now through september because there are 840 deputies working in the county jail. that's 75 fewer than they need for a full staff. they have declared a staffing emergency and that requires deputies to work 12 hours of overtime every pay period. so the question is, why not hire new deputies to fill the void. >> that's a great idea. they are trying but there is a delay, they have to take the academy training, that takes about a year, you have to find people and train people. then during the recession, the funds were not available and because of that, the sheriffs department fell behind, so they have a backlog. also because of the need for overtime, there is a lot of attrition, they are losing a lot of people that do not want to deal with this. in some cases they are being asked to do ove

not far from ktvu studios. we remember and honor the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country. 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2. >>> joe is in for mark. what happened at at&t park? it got a little violent. >> the giants and nationals haven't played an important game since the playoffs of 2014, but feelings apparently linger from 3 years ago. dusty baker was not the manager. chris spire was not a coach. then. the nationals have hit some. getting into more pitched in. a 1-0 washington lead. 2-0 when strickland pitched to harper in the 8th. he drilled harper with a 98- mile an hour fastball. it was on. on like most fights they landed punches. there. there is always a chance someone gets hurt who isn't a principle. one guy knows he can't go out there, madison bumgarner. strickland needed 3 to get him to the clubhouse. they were both ejected. fine and possible suspension. 3-0 winners are the nationals. davis presented with a championship ring from last year. a game of solo home runs. a couple of batters

ktvu fox news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon. police said they believe speeding may be the cause of a crash this alameda that left two people dead, henry is live at the scene. >> reporter: it's still an active scene at park and lincoln in alameda. if you look behind me you see what is left of this pick up truck, there were as many as six people in the truck, two of them are now dead. this is video we shot earlier. it started at 8:00 this morning. the truck was speeding south on park street when it clipped a toyota minivan at languageon avenue. that impact caused the truck to go out of control and roll over and hit a tree before coming to rest in a parking lot a block away, a female in the truck died at the scene. a male was taken to the hospital where he diedment police believe four other people were in the truck, they were hurt and taken to the hospital. the people in the truck were in their late teens and early 20s. it's not clear if alcohol was involved. we spoke to a cook at a nearby restaurant that saw the crash. >> ee recei

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. >> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. the 1st of may has been a celebration day for the rights of workers for more than 100 years. >> some of my comrades have skied me how many times a day do you think about being undocumented. i think about it every day. >> reporter: this 30-year-old has lived in oakland since she was four years old. she is one of 11 million people who lives in the u.s. illegally. >> yes, our communities are super fearful. they are fearful of coming to take their children to school, even coming today to this march there's been a lot of talk of if you come out here you will potentially get deported. >> in spite of that fear salazar says she's speaking is out publicly and protesting knowing that she risks being sent back to mexico. >> we're risking arrest. we're throg put our bodies on the line because people are dying. >> reporter: in his first week of office president trump signed an executive order which extended the pool of the nation's you know document workers. add a view cats say that has made many

and we have extensive coverage on our ktvu web page. learn more about her family tree. there's also an interactive map showing where that small casket was found. learn more about her life and death on ktvu.com. >>> two people were injured one of them severely after a 19- year-old plowed into them with his car. it happened at a bus stop in san francisco early this morning in the outer mission. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us that police think the suspect was under the influence when the accident happened. >> reporter: it is 3:00 a.m. in the outer mission. this surveillance video shows the suspect driving into the oncoming lane before slamming into a muni bus shelter. at the top right are the feet of two people waiting at the stop. the car hits them, then sparks fly. >> someone was laid out on the floor, then the girl had her head stuck in the wind 1450e8d. >> reporter: witnesses say the driver was headed this direction when he hit the man and woman waiting for the burks scraped the side of this car and ended up one inch shy of this garage. >> the two victims involved were

stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. at 6:30 we will take you to sierra's high school where friends paid tribute. you can find more information on the verdict, plus video from our on-line archive at ktvu.com. >>> coming up, a doctor in the east bay under arrest. at 6:30, what he is accused of doing to a patient. >>> that's the last thing would you expect when you go see a doctor. >>> and we're tracking a cool- down. you will notice it tomorrow. temperatures as much as 10 degrees cooler. >>> first, developing news. president trump fires fbi director james comey. details from a letter sent by at the present time today. plus, we will hear from a bay area congressman who disagrees with that decision. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> a short time ago the now former director of the fbi boarded a plan

coffee time mug monday as a test to win ktvu news mug. entries except that now into 1:00 this afternoon. do not miss your chest win. these are the mugs we are taking about ktvu on one side and we flip it around fox 2 the power of two. this is a winner from the last time, her name is eadie tasha edie gutierrez. >> it goes with everything. >> perfect accessory. >> police in indianapolis this something special giving a daughter of an officer killed a sendoff before her prom. officers met her at the cemetery where her father is buried and formed the blue line creating a path for her and her date. her father officer broadway was killed in the line of duty in 2013. he said the woman and child. >> today a ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held this morning to celebrate oakland's first protective bike lane. he runs along the broadway on- ramp behind 24 between keith and brookside. they run about directions and are separated from traffic by median. the ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. >>> suspended oakland raiders smith s

. >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> law enforcement were not holding back as they criticized those running the top airlines. >> reporter: trouble in the sky lands the country's top airline executives in the hot seat as they are called to testify before lawmakers on capitol hill. >> our policies broke down. >> reporter: the ceo of united apologized for an incident where a passenger was removed from an overbooked flight. the hearing demanded answers on what appears to be a growing lack of customer service. >> you are the public. this committee answers. hundreds of people fly every year. >> reporter: they reminded the airlines that they are the country's top customers. >> we have to fly, you have us, you have us. if you want to keep treating us this which, fine, i guess we can only do so much but there will come a day when congress will not accept it any more. >> reporter: the ceo of united apologized again, taking responsibility for the incident and he gave his word he will make sure it never happens again.

tomorrow eight on ktvu. the new episode of brookyln nine 9 heirs and this one takes on the issue of police officers and racial profiling characters played by terry crews is front and center. he joins me live on ktvu mornings on 2 . i love the show it's a funny show. usually it is an office thing and people make fun of each other but this is different. explain how. >> good morning. it is different i always feel like comedy is the best place to take on serious subjects because it allows you to really open up and see a subject in a different way. terry, my character is looking for his daughter's toy in his own neighborhood and gets racially profiled and when the cop finds out that terry jeffers is a cop himself he let them go but the problem becomes whether he should have done that or not. my character decides i need to file a complaint and i need the captain to be on my side but the dramatic thing is, he does not want me to complain. he does not want to be said anything about it. it brings a new conversation i

in oakland leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> highway patrol officials investigating what led to the crash that killed deputy sroeuy khin, henry lee reports the bus that rear-ended his car was carrying employees for tesla. >>> alameda county sheriff deputy sroeuy khin heading east on 580 in his volkswagen beetle pretty morning, he just finish in overtime -- overtime shift at sanda kohler that jail, healer stop or slow down and a lane of traffic near the ultima pass in a charter bus traveling 65 miles an hour slammed into the car from behind east of grant line road. the turned bus had 51 passengers on board, employees of tesla corporation. they are being transported from fremont to stockton, it's unclear what caused the crash, heading east the chp says the driver could've been blinded by the morning sun, one thing is known for sure. >> drugs and alcohol are not suspected as a factor in the collision. anytime there's a situation like this there's the potential for criminal charges, we will we what we had. >> the fact that law enforcement personnel see so much, it's difficult to deal wi

amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news new. >>> 21 arrests in los angeles for the gang. they served search warrants and made arrests following a two year racketeering investigation for the ms-13 gang. the fbi arrested gang members wanted on charges from robbery to murder. a total of 44 gang members face federal charges now in connection with the racketeering investigation before today's raid, 20 of them were already in custody. three are still on the loose. >>> new figures show the number of people arrested by immigration agents since president trump took office has increased dramatically. the figure is up nearly 40% compared to last year, however, the number of immigrants who have been deported is down from last year by 12%. 41,000 immigrants have been arrested on suspicion of being in the u.s. illegally. 30,000 of them had previous criminal convictions but almost 11,000 of them had no criminal records. and that figure had more than doubled from the previous year. >>> on the peninsula, a sexual assault victim is responding to the growing controversy of her attacker. he

in sunny vail, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. we begin tonight with breaking news. police are investigating a police shooting in fremont. they say a male suspect was injured and taken to a trauma center. >> it happened around 4:00 this afternoon. we don't know his condition or what led up to the shooting. we do have a reporter on the way to the scene, and we will bring you updates throughout this newscast. >>> vacaville police are also searching for answers tonight following a deadly officer involved shooting there. it happened early this morning after a police chase not far from the vacaville premium outlets. reporter pedro rivera has more now on the shooting and the investigation. >> reporter: yellow caution tape blocked nut tree road for much of the morning as investigators went through the scene. >> we're just trying to determine what led up to those shots being fired. ever police tell us an officer spotted a white honda civic. at some point the officer ran a routine read of the lice

. >>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. the golden gate bridge district says it is taking steps to make sure thrill seekers don't repeat the stunt that's getting a lot of attention online. >> about a month ago two young men climbed to the top of the north tower the teen taped themselves doing some measure assaults on the walkway and -- sorm salts on the -- somersalts. >> this happened about two months ago. two made their way to the top of the golden gate bridge west tower. they performed acrobat particulars some 500 # feet above the traffic below. they wore no climbing gear but posted their video on the internet where the security became aware of it. >> our security system is not designed to prevent thrill seekers harming themselves. that having been said their behavior could have harmed motorists below and does highlight a public safety issue that needs to be addressed. >> what if they were carrying explosives in the back packs. >> if the individuals had back packs with them they would not have harmed the bridge. >> report

news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> federal funding to make bart tracks electric will start next year, the project will lower emissions and help with traffic. >>> a controversial plan to provide heroin users a safe place to shoot up in san francisco is one step closer to reality. the city is forming a task force to study how much a plan like that would cost and if it would work. >> reporter: sitting in san francisco's un plaza this afternoon, this man said he has been injecting heroin two to three times a day for years, he says he does not like to see people shoot up, especially little kids. but there soon could be a city run facility where at dicts would safely inject drugs -- addicts would safely inject drugs. >> we have doctors and professional staff there willing to help. >> reporter: safe injection sites have never been tried in the united states, today the board of sup -- president will talk about the site. >> if we can reduce the number of people that we know are out on t

welcome to ktvu sports wrap. the giants lost four in a row but they did something about that tonight. mcgee and clark were among the warriors that took in the game. it was still a scoreless game at the second. and that ball is gone. he got three more for block in the fourth. this ball went to the deepest part of the ballpark. that is home run number 10. and then it was block who helped himself later. he sent one back up the middle. he has for career hits. but this is the first one against kershaw. and then still in the fourth, mac williamson scores.

ktvu's rob roth explains. this is not the first time the fire station has been forced to close. [ audio difficulties ] >> reporter: station 94 in east contra costa county will soon be coming to an end. fire station is shutting down at the end of next month for the second time in two years. >> it is disappointing. disappointing that we have to shut any fire stations. >> the fire chief of the east contra costa county fire protection district says none of the 9 firefighters will lose their jobs but where second counts somebody else times will be slower with only three fire stations opening in a district that covers 250 square files. >> one less piece of equipment on the roads. those are facts. >> reporter: the fire station closed in 2015 after voters rejected utility tax measures that would have raised $4 million a year. but months later local cities, the fire district and county pulled money to reopen the station for a year but the year runs out next month with no long term funding in place. residents are concer

on the embarcadero robert handa ktvu fox -- rob malcolm ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a woman attacked bay shark is now fighting for her life according to the gofundme page. the victim was identified on the fundraising website as leanne ericson. her mother wrote her leg was torn from the top of her leg to the knee and doctors say she almost drowned when the shark pulled her under. she was attacked just after 6:00 p.m. last night at the popular surfing spot. that is near camp pendleton. her mother says she is a single mother of three young children and will need help paying for several surgeries. meanwhile that will be closed until tomorrow afternoon. >>> deadly weather hit the midwest in the south and 13 people are dead and dozens more injured after several tornadoes and severe flooding. will carr is in texas with the latest. >>> areas across the midwest and the south, deadly weather this weekend. they grew impassable as heavy rains caused historic flooding. businesses quickly submerged. >> this is serious and stay safe and if you must drive to slow down and be alert. you might not see the high

rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2news. >> rob, thank you. >>> former u.s. congressman anthony wiener pleaded guilty to having lewd online communications with a teen girl in north carolina. he was tearful in court as he pleaded guilty to a charge of transferring obscene materials to a minor and agreed not to appeal a sentence between 21 and 27 months in prison. he must register as a sex offender and faces 10 years in prison. he apologized to the 15-year- old girl at the center of the case saying he has a sickness but that is no excuse. >>> and the new police chief presided over her first academy graduation today in oakland. the chief presented special awards and congratulated members of the 176th academy class at the scottish rite center in oakland. families and friends of new officers were on hand, and most graduates received badges from chief kirkpatrick but 5 were pinned by numbers of their own family, and one brought along his son in a pint-sized union form. >> i know how important this is. we all graduated. mine was 95 years ago. it's a special day and

ktvu azenith smith joining us live. azenith? >> reporter: julie, the annual fallen memorial service is always a difficult day. the flags are at half staff especially difficult with the loss of capperman who became an officer in the city he grew up in to give back. >> it is as shocking today than it was that day. >> reporter: he remembers the day he walked into regional medical center in san jose. june 14 of last year. it was nothing, but a sea of officers in blue and a day he lost his son michael. >> so it feels like an eternity since i have talked to mike. but it feels like 30 seconds ago where i was told he was killed. after crashing into a minivan attempting to make a left turn, the driver stayed on scene. the 34-year-old left behind a wife and two young boys. on wednesday capperman will be among 13 officers honored at the police headquarters. according to the memorial page 144 officers were killed in the line of duty across the country last year. this year 43 officers have died. >> we are all human beings. we have families,

tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> tom vacar thanks so much. >>> check in with rosemary orozco. we hope the winter is finally over. i have been hearing about snow in the sierra. >> it's definitely been a cool one. we are look at temperatures even cooler as we get into tuesday. that's where we're going bottom out. we have the possibility of a few sprinkles. how about a look outside our doors where we can see the oakland estuary. san francisco, we do mostly sunny skies. woke up with partly cloudy in some areas. as we got into the afternoon that sunshine pulled through and most of us with mostly sunny conditions at this time. 76 degrees in santa rosa. we do have a pretty day underway in many areas. 56 in san francisco and a little brisk. so depending on where you're at, it's either nice and mild or it's a bit could. 64 in oakland, 68 san jose. temperatures in many areas warmed up a few degrees over what we had yesterday. if you are going to see the giants play it is going to be cool, breezy. 56 with a northwesterly breeze to 25 miles per hour, getting in and out of the park. mostly

and stay with ktvu fox 2 news for continuing coverage of this. on the police sex scandal. we will be monitoring tonight's meeting to bring you the very latest on air and online. >>> two separate juries in napa county have convicted a woman and her boyfriend in the torture killing of the woman's three-year-old daughter in 2014. testimony in those two cases was heard simultaneously by the same judge. one jury found ryan scott warner guilty in the child's death and her mother sarah lynn kruger was found guilty. kayleigh slusher's body was found in a suitcase after being placed in a freezer. she died of blunt force trauma after being stomped and punched. they say it was probably not a difficult decision for the juries. >> i think at the end of the arguments, that jury well could have raised their hands and said we don't have to go back in the jury room. let us vote here, we know they did it. >> they face 25 years to life in prison at sentencing. prosecutors did not seek the death penalty. >>> san jose police have launched an investigation into the reported kidnapping of a san

what caused that monster sinkhole >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break ♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. try rhinocort® allergy spray for powerful nasal allergy relief. . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> a partial settlement has been reached in the cases connected to the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley in 2015. meap of the people killed were students from ireland -- many of the people killed were students from ireland. the construction companies have agreed to pay compensation, the amount is confidential, the building manager and the owner did not agree to settle so lawsuits against them will continue. >>> repairs are underway after a sinkhole happened on 17th street. crews said they need a lot more time to repair the damage. >> reporter: the tow truck driver was parked on th

stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the breaking news. we'll bring you the latest throughout all of our newscasts is as well as update you on ktvu.com. >>> to president trump overseas. he received a warm welcome from israeli prime minister netanyahu as the president and first lady arrived in israel. the israeli leader praised the statements condemning iran and the u.s. air strike in syria following the use of chemical weapons there. >> and i want to tell you also how much we appreciate the reassertion of american leadership in the middle east. >> today we reaffirm the unbreakable bond of friendship between israel and the united states. a friendship built on our shared love of freedom, our shared belief in human dignity, and our shared hope for an israel at lasting peace. >> president trump visited sacred sites in jerusalem after exploring the church of the holy sepulcher, he stopped at the western wall, considered one of the world's holiest sites. tomorrow he'll visit the west bank. >>> and here at home there are new developments in the i

ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary is covering this place. he joins us now from outside the hall of justice in san jose. jesse, an emotional day in court. >> reporter: julie, it was. you feel for the parents on both sides of this equation. one set of parents who lost a daughter, then the mother of the convicted who has to testify to try to save her son's life. and you know, defense team really need to hit a home run. so prosecutors are saying they're going to try to do that by putting the one person on the stand who knows the convicted better than anyone else, his mother. >> any time you can put someone's mother on the stand to, in effect, plead for their life, it's something you need to do. >> reporter: aided by an interpreter, laura garcia was on the stand for most of the day inside department 40 of the hall of justice. she told jurors since conception, he lived in a violent home environment. tearfully she testified her ex- husband was verbally and physically abusive and that as a toddler he intervened on three occasions to protect his moth

ktvu azenith smith is live at the home. azenith, the fire captain told you the estimated street value is about $250,000? >> yes, it was a significant operation that has now been shut down. workers spent the evening boarding up the home. neighbors we spoke to have their suspensions, but no idea it was this elaborate. cell phone video captures the heavy smoke coming from this two-story home on bugle way in antioch around 2:00 in the afternoon. >> i was scared. you know, my baby was screaming and stuff. but i was hoping nobody was there or heard it. >> reporter: when firefighters got there they learned the fire started outside the house in a planter bed likely caused by a lit cigarette. the fire is quickly -- has quickly spread. they discovered bars on the window and it was a marijuana grow house. >> it's quite a bit. it's several rooms full. they took a single-family dwelling and turned it into a complete grow house. so there were five or six rooms that all had marijuana growing in them. >> reporter: as with most grow houses

. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. before her mom moved to morgan hill sierra lamar lived in fremont where she attended washington high school. >> one of her former teachers watched closely as that verdict came in and spoke with us about sierra's legacy. cristina rendon is live with this 0 story. cristina. >> reporter: julie, frank, the teacher that knew sierra watched today's coverage on a television in her classroom. when she heard that antolin garcia-torres was found dill tee she said it came as a relief. harris always finds herself coming to this brown bench dedicated to sierra lamar. >> over the course of the trial i found myself walking by here and saying, we're going to do this sierra. >> reporter: director remembers comforting sierra's fellow cheerleaders when the teen went missing, and a now five years later she watched a television as antolin garcia- torres was found guilty. >> today in class i had probably eight cheerleaders, and they all looked at me and said, is it done? and cheerleaders that were in fifth

use hashtag ktvu. and the weather is going to be cooler than we would like it and may. >> for some it is to cool. for the south it's perfect. sunshine, warm temperatures showing up later in the week. not today or tomorrow. there's low clouds this morning and 30s and 40s and lewis says beautiful morning at the top of san carlos. it looks beautiful. 54, there are upper 50s and low 60s menlo park stanford 60. pacifico, montero, 50, 53. low cloud deck look at that favoring santa cruz san mateo coast and parts of santa clara valley moderate and salinas considering temperatures are not that warm but ocean temperatures are very cold. bodega bay san francisco boy half moon bay 49-51. it plays into a cool, coolly -- chilly forecast. if you had to the at&t dodgers and giants game tonight 56 northwest breeze strong low diving into southern california, palm springs today 76 degrees. what should they be, 96. it is cool not only here but down to southern california, 50s on the temperatures, low 60s but palm springs,

ktvu's crime reporter henry lee first told us about the funding lasted week in a ktvu exclusive. today henry learned from officials about where they want those new cameras installed. >> reporter: surveillance cameras will be coming to interstate 80 and a highway 4 after a rash of freeway shootings, many of them gang related. >> as soon as the funding is available we are ready to roll the project out. and message to the shooters on the freeways, the reign of terror is over. >> reporter: there are already freeway cam rains san pablo and pittsburg. we asked where other cameras are being installed. officials say 15 hot spots have been identified. >> do we keep the gang members guess wring the technology is? >> reporter: the state has promised to fund a system of cameras, license plate readers, and possibly gun tire detectors. the cost, $1.5 million. since 2015 there have been more than 80 car to car. eight people have been killed, all al i-80 and highway 8. once the technology is in place this is what will happen if there's another shootings. >> if there's gunfire up on a freeway, th

let us know what you think by voting on the ktvu twitter page or comment on our ktvu facebook page. >>> a recall you need to know about. nathan take curtis hot dogs had pulled over 200,000 pounds of hotdogs after customers found metal objects in them and that includes the nathan's skinless 8 be franks and the use by date of august 17, and the curtis with the used by date of 2017. either drove the hotdogs out or return them to the store. >>> the big repaving project getting underway to the golden gate park as they repair the badly damaged section of the crossover drive running between the parker city boulevard and the entrance at holton. 18 of tracker will be open in each direction during the work, and the construction could create backup because the crossover drive connects the sunset and richmond district. the work will last through the middle of next month. >>> still ahead, families remaining in temporary homes after three months, and we have a chance to sit down with the mayor after what he says is a big challenge in finding permanent housing for the evacuated, and other issues the

ktvu's rob roth has the report. >> reporter: on this gray and chilly memorial day some came early to the military cemetery in the presidio to spend a quiet moment with someone they loved and lost. this woman's father is buried here, arthur harvey, who fought in world war ii. >> he went to war. it just means a lot that my father did that. >> reporter: the thoughts of this vietnam veteran are with fellow soldiers who never made it back home. >> i get a sense of not happiness but a good feeling when i'm here. it's like a welcome home. >> reporter: more than 1500 people gathered to pay tribute to those who fought and died in america's wars. this mother and father from santa rosa lost their son when an i.e.d. exploded near him in iraq 11 years ago. still, they say, memorial day does not bring them sadness. >> he was a fine, fine young man that -- he always looked for his own path in life, and he was really proud of where he was. >> as far as sad, no. not sad. we should be lucky and remember, and if we don't remember that people have sacrificed, we're lacking something. >> reporter: this f

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ktvu learned he was wearing an ankle monitor and being supervised because he is seeking asylum in the u.s. >>> a prosecutor says a juvenile court found sexual assault charges against a high school student to be true. a 15-year-old boy from high school assaulted a female student from the sister school, which is right across the street. they say it happened last november. deputy da now says the juvenile court found sexual assault and forcible oral copulation to be true. the teenager faces up to 10 years in juvenile custody. >>> we are learn moring about a con troe -- more about a controversial video of a student running for office. it was supposed to be a james bond stoof to mock isis. the boy took action and is now head of the student body because of first amendment rights. ktvu marine has the story. >> reporter: at san ma roan high school, parents got this letter from the superintendent regarding a campaign video made for the student body election and posted online. according to court documents it was made by a subpoena-year-old boy running for president who was initially forced to wi

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above report on ktvu news at 6:30 pm. >>> a boy loses his life on the way to school and how those are describing him.>>> record heat and mid-90s to upper 90s and i will talk about the records in the cool down. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> a 16-year-old boy lost his life while riding his bike to school. he was hit by a train by riding across the railroad pass. as paul chambers reports the principal at kipp king collegiate high school fought back tears as she described him as a caring and bright student .>> our thoughts and prayers go out to his family.>> visibly shaken and heartbreaking is the principal.>> the student was a beloved student of our 11th grade class. he had a big heart.>> she is referring to a 16-year-old student who investigators are not identifying.>> he was struck and killed by a train at 8 am. he was taking a shortcut and riding his bike will he was hit by the c

you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30 pm. in washington, the house of representatives barely replaced a bill that would repeal much of president obama's health care law. >> every democrat voted no. protesters heckled gop house members following the vote. opponents say the bill could threaten insurance covered for about 24 million americans. >> a lot of us have been waiting seven years to cast this boat. many of us are here because we pledged to cast this very boat. >> speaker ryan once called this bill an act of mercy. an act of mercy. there is no mercy here. inequality and inhumanity, that is exactly what trump care has in store for the american people.>> at a celebration at the white house, president trump plumbers the measure would lower premiums, the number of u.s. senators express skepticism. some local reaction to all of this. rob?>> reporter: the fight over the new gop healthcare bill is far from over. many say it needs fine-tuning and that it is also a better deal for the wealthy. [ applause ] as the new gop healthcar