thousands of b.a.r.t. riders hit in retaliatory cyber attack. what the international hacking group has planned against the transit agency tomorrow. good evening everyone i'm healther holmes. >> and i'm ken pritchett in for ken wayne. the group known as anonymous promised to carry an attack against b.a.r.t. and it did today.

personal information from some b.a.r.t. riders was leaked. patti lee joins us with reaction from b.a.r.t. riders. >> reporter: they say that they are the ones paying the price. wayne cannot believe the information he put online to win tickets, his information is online for everyone to see. >> i'm not sure how to stop it or get away from it. >> reporter: a well known hacking group called anonyops is taking credit. >> the department of homeland security which includes the fbi and other cyber security agencies has been in pretty much constant contact with us since friday afternoon.

they are aware of the situation, they're assisting us. >> reporter: cyber experts couldn't ward off the attacks. and users who logged on to mybart.com saw a mask over two swords. those same swords, found on a police department website also hacked today. >> our address, e-mail, that means anybody can drive up here any time they wanted to. >> reporter: b.a. r.t. officials are ask users to change their e-mails and other sites that they use the same identification number. he's worried about what can happen if his personal data

gets into the wrong hands. patti lee. >> today's hacking comes one day after this same group is calling for a protest against b.a.r.t. the bay area rapid transit has decided that -- >> this is you tube video up loaded into facebook by the group tonight. in a statement anonymous says that it is the same as being silenced as b.a.r.t. riders were. today reporters tried an

failed to contact the girl's mother, california deputy attorney general marsha fey. the father was upset by an ongoing custody battle with his wife. >> we all knew that he was getting more and more upset. i have pictures of him in the last three years, the only time you saw him smiling was when he was with her. he loved that child. >> authorities have not said when or how the two died. and a fire in napa is expected to be fully contained by tomorrow. the knoxville fire has been burning. 500acres have now burned. the cause of that fire is still being investigated. a shake up in the republican race for president.

just a day after the iowa straw poll, former minnesota governorpawlenty dropped out. pawlenty said he was counting on a good showing to help boost campaign contributions. >> we needed to get some lift. i'm from a small state, i don't have a political network. i think the measure of us in this phase was really can you get a lift to get the ante to get to the next round and that didn't happen. >> reporter: pawlenty said he brought a rational campaign but says it was not enough to rally supporters. republicans were watching the first look at their candidates. >> reporter: the winner of the iowa straw poll hopes to gain momentum. >> i'm looking forward to it because i think she's going to bring a lot of energy to the

race. >> reporter: state republican party chairman tom dericaro says there's no clear front runner yet. he thinks republican votes are for grab. >> they have to work very hard to show people they know how to reform. >> reporter: that could be tough work because california is known for its liberal views. some would like to see more moderates in the race. >> i think that the people that are running are just too far far right wingers for me. >> it would just be nice to have somebody more like a ronald reagan that could be you know, on the republican side. >> reporter: uc berkeley political science professor henry brady says the gop is having a problem defining itself right now. does it want to identity with the tea party or social issues such as opposing abortion or does it want to be a moderate. >> that's not going to make

republicans popular. >> reporter: johnson says he's not impressed by the candidates yet but -- >> i am willing to listen to anybody that appears to have good ideas. >> reporter: one thing is clear, the party wants change in washington and they think that will motivate people to donate to the candidate. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu news. president obama is preparing to go on the road this week with his counter offenses to fend off criticism from his republican campaigning from his job. mr.obama will visit minnesota and iowa. now to the economy, and stock markets are rising on news the japanese economy isn't as bad as predicted.

the nickkei was up 2.5 points. hong kong's heng seng was up 2%. and australia's major stock index was also up 1.8%. osha is now looking into that stage collapse at the indiana state fair that killed five people. a strong gust of wind toppled the stage last night in indianapolis as fans waited to see sugarland perform. the gust was estimated up to 70 miles per hour. more than 40 people suffered minor to severe injuries. some had to be pulled from underneath the metal and debris. >> the investigation led us to believe that this was an isolated wind gust that ended

up with what occurred. >> reporter: sugarland issued a statement expressing sympathy for the injuried and their families. attorneys for the dodgers are now asking a judge to keep stow's children from suing over their father's injuries. the team also wants to throw out references to drinking at dodger stadium. the stow family sued back in may saying that poor upkeep contributed to stow's beating back in march. facebook says it has new evidence tonight that would throw out a lawsuit against mark zuckerberg. attorneys say documents on paul seglia's computer provers he was lying about signing a contract with zuckerberg that makes him part owner of facebook. no other details about the evidence were released. seglia claims he and zuckerberg signed the contract back in 2003. facebook claims the document was doctored. >> i'm proud of him and i miss

him. >> reporter: a public memorial today for a paralyzed petaluma killed in a car crash. the touching poem from his sister. the bay area company who's publicity campaign got thrown

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the voice is computer generated, the faces as shadowy as their game. today they're targeting the fullerton police department, demanding the chief resign over the death of a man in custody. california's avoid website was also defaced this weekend.

but it's the b.a.r.t. action that seems to be picking up steam. >> they just created their own nightmare. >> reporter: larry maggot believes b.a.r.t. blew it by curving communication to this protest last week. >> if they just let the protest happen, very little would have happened. now not only are they getting attacked by anonymous, but they're getting attacked by others who consider this a breach of communication. >> the facts that anonymous can do this is not only an indictment of their morals and ethics but it's an indictment of their level of security. >> your insurance company has information, they safely have it. any contest you've ever joined, any one site you've ever visited has it, and if they get

hacked you're vulnerable. >> reporter: in the b.a.r.t. case the fbi and homeland security are now investigating. but maggot knows demonstrations have been around longer than technology and will survive dispute cell service. >> they will get pagers, they will use leaflets, they will shout, you cannot suppress communication. mubarack finally figured it out, it isn't censored. >> reporter: they plan to hack b.a.r.t.'s e-mail system. the group does apologize to individual citizens but they say afterall this proves that b.a.r.t. could have been more secure with all that information. b.a.r.t. officials told ktvu today they may shut down cell service again for tomorrow's planned protest. we'll use any tool that we feel is going to be in the best

interest of our customers and to make sure they're safe. >> you're not ruling out the possibility that this could be put in effect again tomorrow? >> no. >> lynette sweeps says she does not agree with the strategy but says there is no protocall when it comes to turning off cell phone service. you will find continuing coverage on this story on our website ktvu.com. click on the bay area news tab on the top. there were tears, happy memories being held and plenty of yellow and black at petaluma high school. we were there as they honored the life of a teenager that touched so many.

>> reporter: people packed the preachers to honor cox who died last week. danny was a decorated athlete on the track and field team. >> i have to say he might have been the greatest single athlete i coached. >> reporter: one year ago his life changed forever when he was paralyzed from his neck down. >> going through that injury at 18 years old, still having the outlook that he had, remarkable. >> reporter: last weekend he was driving his pride and joy, a modified dodge magnum when he crashed into a tree on highway 101. yellow and black were the colors of the day because they were danny's favorite colors. >> i'm proud of him and i am going to miss him. but one day i will see him. and i'll go running with him. >> reporter: his sister sophie read a poem he wrote for him

after he was paralyzed. >> he is tall, he is super man. a man who can conquer. >> reporter: danny's family asked the crowd to walk around the track a place where his father says he is now running once again. i'm john sasaki, ktvu newschannel 2. residents are expected to sound off tomorrow over cell phone towers. team mobile have submitted applications for the devices last year. people in the area say they are afraid the towers will devalue their properties. they're also worried about what they believe are potential affects to their health. l.a. authorities are on the look out tonight for a stolen lithograph worth a quarter of a million dollars. officials say this piece titled the judgment by dutch artist rembrant was stolen yesterday from the ritz carlton when the

curator was distracted with a guest. they are now looking through surveillance video for clues. a mishap in the midwest has grounded a tour of hanger one vodka. the security is using a touring blimp as part of their advertising campaign. the air ship broke lose at ohio state university. and then ended up in a backyard more than two miles away. no one was injured. the woman inside the house said she did hear a loud bang but didn't really give it much thought because there was stormy weather in the area. at this hour, thousands of musical lovers are filing out of san francisco's golden gate park after a rocking week end. -- weekend. the big outside lands festival wrapped up just minutes ago after three days of

performances. arcade fire was this year's closing act. over all 150,000 people came out for this year's event. an outside lands wasn't all fun. the festival closed several streets causing all of this gridlock you see here. our crews got caught up in the back up this afternoon. parking has also been an issue all weekend. streets should reopen in time for tomorrow morning's commute. >> reporter: while san francisco drivers didn't get a break from traffic, they are getting a break at the gas pump. the price of a regular in san francisco dropped another 5- cents to $3.83. and 7-cents in san jose where it's also $3.73. government analysts say demand is down 2% this summer which is expected to drive down gas prices even further. a new problem is taking flight in these tough economic

times. ktvu's mike mibach tells us a story about pets without homes. >> reporter: birds left to fly on their own. this itchy little guy goes by the name of rocky. big eyes, bright feathers and homeless. >> people don't realize the care that's involved with pet birds. >> reporter: 27-year-old rocky is one of hundreds of pet birds being dropped off at bay area shelters. >> stray birds come into the humane society. we had a bird that was found in a fountain earlier this week. people are falling on hard times and having to make really difficult choices. >> reporter: the marine humane society says it has so many birds they are now counting on others for help. >> the trust between us gets deeper and deeper, so that's so rich. and that's not just something

that happens with big birds. >> reporter: blouse with micaboom, a rescue organization with no rescue facility. instead volunteers rescue the birds at home. right now micaboo says it has had to suspend the intake of abandoned birds because it already has too many. how many? 640. >> it's pretty much certain they'll be killed if you can just let them fly outside. >> reporter: they can be messy and talkative. and in the bay area these birds now need a home. new information on the deadly fuel attacks in norway. we're learning more about the suspects, what he did before the attacks and what he said about his emotions during the killings. more violence in syria. the attacks the government

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there is new information tonight into the actions and thoughts of norwegian domestic terrorist breveick. the details came out after they took him to the island to learn more about his moves. he had taken steroids and other drugs before the attack. breveick also said he felt awful after he killed the first person, but continued on what he called a quest. he also said he spared two young people he felt were too young to die.

that allowed five insurgents to enter with grenades. three of the attackers were killed to death, one by the governor himself. two others made it to the governor's headquarters where they blew themselves occupy. 25 people died today when the syrian naval shelled a local city. tanks and troops also destroyed at least one mosque. protesters have been gathering during the month of ramadan. the attacks show president ahad has no intention to stop the violent crack down. in venezuela, president chavez returned home after undergoing a second round of chemotherapy. while in cuba, mr. chavez helped fidel castro celebrate his 85th birthday. this has been an unusual

weather year but astronomers say we need to keep an eye out on space. on tuesday, a solar storm was seen in space. the solar maximum will peak between 2013 and 2014. the fog along our coast seems to be a constant. but uc berkeley and uc santa cruz scientists say that climate change has reduced the amount of fog by 30% in the last decade. that's extremely worrisome, because plants rely on the sun to keep ground water from evaporating. scientists are working with nasa to use fog to measure climate change along the coast. we're in the bay area, more parents are choosing not to

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school is set to begin soon and many children will be in the classroom without something health officials recommend. ktvu's maureen naylor tells us where more parents are choosing not to vaccinate. >> reporter: when this preschooler goes to school, she will do so without any

vaccinations. >> i decided i would not vaccinate her. i decided vaccinations can cause more harm than good. >> reporter: saunders does not talk to many people about her decision not to vaccinate, because like religion and politics, it's a personal decision. something this doctor believes is not true. >> at their school for example there are a lot of people that do not get vaccinated, i think it's a real problem just the lack of knowledge. >> reporter: according to the marin county, 22% of americans opted out of having their children vaccinated. but in the higher educated counties it was 28%. >> that's a badge of shame.

>> reporter: dr. jason eber -- 40% of cases of whooping cough were in california. >> we had the second highest rate in the state in terms of numbers of cases. we fortunately didn't have any deaths, but we did have three hospitalizations. >> reporter: parents who decide not to vaccinate their children simply have to sign the back of this form. but there is a new effort to require parents talk to a medical professional first before opting out. >> it's basically adding a step but not taking away a parents rights. >> reporter: requiring that would help curb a traveling trend against parents exception by convenience. >> it's more convenient to sign the exemption to go get the shot. >> reporter: she says out of the 20 states where people can skip immunization for personal belief, california is one of the easiest. in some states instead of signing the back of the school immunization record form,

parents have to draft their own letter and even have it notarized. >> i think it's heavy handed. i think it's vile, i think it's medicalization. >> we need to do everything we can as a medical community to make sure we've informed the parents as much as we possibly can. in my opinion the poor choice that they're making. >> reporter: and making any choice is exactly what sandra claghorn says parents should be able to do. >> deep in your heart you need to feel safe. and whatever makes you feel safe, that's what you're going to do. >> reporter: maureen naylor,

ktvu news. and to find out more about how many parents have opted out of immunizations for their children in your area, make sure to log on to ktvu.com tomorrow morning and look under web links. summer is just about over for many bay area children as they head back to school. students with san francisco, san jose, santa clara and alameda unified school districts return to class tomorrow morning. for many school districts throughout the region, classes won't begin until the middle of next week. many districts have increased requirements for whooping cough vaccinations before students can attend classes this year. the federal reserves announcement this week that it will lock in low interest rates for the next two years doesn't appear to be helping the bay area housing market. lower interest rates means lower housing payments but the two year time line gives homeowners the option of waiting in case prices drop lower. that is not good news for

people who are trying to sell their home. >> i've been holding out thinking that the market is going to change so i can get more money. >> refinancing applications rose by 30% in the last month. many of those who would like to refinance don't have enough equity in their homes to qualify. the recent troubles in their homes to wall street bringing business for gold sellers. sells on ebay were up for most of the week. sales for gold and silver have been rising through the years. economists practice what is sometimes called the gloomy profession. their outlook these days is not very bright. usa today has released a poll of 29 economists who rated the

recession at 30%. those same economists say growth next year would likely be in the range of 2.5%. and that the national unemployment rate would rise to 8.8. a new compareson is being made within a city with california's highest unemployment rate and an east bay city which has the state's lowest unemployment rate. lafayette has the state east lowest rate at 4%. that's nine times lower than delenos who is at 23%. >> it's great that we have a lower unemployment rate. still, there's still 4% that's unemployed. deleno's city manager says there's a couple of projects in the works that will help create

new jobs. 500 jobs are coming at a new citrus packing plant. a driver's in san francisco traded their cars for another set of wheels today. people walked, biked, skated and scooted from the civic center through the heart of the tepider loin for the city's sunday street eventless. some streets in e v e n tless -- events. sunday streets is held on the second sunday of every month until october. brandon belt is back. the big games the giant's rookie had today. and the streak the defending champs finally put to an end. there are 90 degrees

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well we are wrapping up a very nice weekend. of course we had some fog this morning at the coast near the bay. but clearing out into the afternoon hours. as a result temperatures warmed nicely across a good portion of the bay area. right now on the maps i can show you this. on live storm tracker 2. basically clouds to our west. but mostly clear skies across the entire bay area. overnight tonight the fog will gradually reform. 70s and 80s around the bay. warmer locations around concord, livermore and antioch. so right now like i said we do have mostly clear skies but into the evening hours fog develops for the overnight hours. fog develops overnight for the

coast. also a few patches pushing back into the bay right here at the golden gate bridge. as you can see with temperatures mainly in the 50s. coolest locations up in the north bay. look at santa rosa, san jose 56. and livermore in the mid-50s at 55 degrees. this weather system tries to sneak into the north for tomorrow. tomorrow will be about the same as today or a little bit cooler. high pressure runs with that that will initiate our warming trend with temperatures inland back into the low 90s for tuesday. close to 90 on tuesday. we could be tracking a new 90s by wednesday. this is not a complete bay area warm up but the coast still mainly in the upper 50s, 70s and 80s around the bay. here's our forecast model. you can count on fog coast side. maybe a few patches heading into the bay. but then pulling back to near

the coast. more sunshine as we head into the afternoon hours. here is your monday forecast at 7:00. 50 to 55 degrees by 12:00 still patchy coastal fog 58 to 75. by 4:00 there's the eventual temperature range around 50. warmest locations approaching. concord mid-80s, around 85. oakland 73 degrees. san jose tops out at 80. these temperatures checking in around 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead. your extended forecast of temperatures not much change for tomorrow. a little bit cooler but watch what happens by tuesday and wednesday. we're going to warm things up. thursday still a fairly warm day. heather and ken, we're going to warm things up a little bit. looks like we're looking at 90- degree range by tuesday and wednesday. coming up the giants finally play their best and hit four home runs but was it

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club with a retractable roof. in the third, cody ross ripped this homer off. finally it snaps a major league record of 21 straight solo homers. nate starts another solo home run streak in the fourth. but bellton the rookie is back in the bigs and he's glad of it. brandon belt, belts his solo home run. then in the eighth, brandon takes left-handed receiver over the wall. he will remember this one for the rest of his life. as the giants win 5-2. belt the only giant this year with double digit home runs. i'm not exactly sure how the

giant's took this news. but barry zito made had to be helped off the field. trainers weren't in a big hurry to get zito back. but this means jonathan sanchez will keep his spot in the starting rotation. hide your kids, charlie sheen is taking batting practice in phoenix. marquise joined the line up just two weeks ago. marquise will miss at least a month. d. backs get this clutch rbi double by blanco to break the tie with the mets. arizona wins 5-3 to stay two games ahead of the giants in the nl west. the oakland a's made four errors lost to the rangers. oakland manager melvin was livid in the postgame interview. >> there's nothing more embarrassing than playing bad

defense. you cannot pitch in days, you don't hit on days but you should bring your glove every day. and that's inexcusable. well let's see how the a's got bob's message. the visiting rangers led 4-0. that's david dejesus. sunglasses or not, dejesus that's just not right. makes it 6-0 texas. but the a's fight back. matsui singles. tieing run 6-6 after six. but closer andrew bailey pitched the 9th inning after a walk and a stolen base, david murphy singles. gentry gets the home run. texas beats oakland. rangers outscore the a's 23-8 in this three game sweep. oakland hosts baltimore

tomorrow. well 25-year-old american keegan bradley comes from a good golf family. his aunt pat bradley is in the golf hall of fame. 47-year-old scott plank was able to solve the 16 from the bunker to the bowl. bradley led this tournament for two rounds. one shot behind the leaders. check out this attempt on the par 12. golf shot, he's tied for the lead at this point. third round leader jackson has a demeanor between calm and comatose. but he birdies a 13th. bradley remember already won a tournament earlier this rookie season. but this pga championship was his first major. he was doing just fine until the faithful 15.

that goes into the water. bradley takes a triple bogey six on the 15th. he went from one back to five back of jason duffner. duffner has never won in his tournaments. par three 259 yards are you kidding me? three straight bogeys, jason had. he shot a 1-under 69. he birdies 16. then here on 17, a huge birdie again. finley, bradley's 800 and forces a home plate off of duffner. first extra hole the par hole 15. duffner already launched his approach. but 25 years old and the nerves of a seasoned veteran. duffney has a chance to birdie that extra hole but it's not going to happen. he plays the holes at even par.

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while i bet you didn't see this one coming. although yesterday we did tell you the 49ers were thinking about bringing another veteran quarterback. today coach jim harbaugh says he will bring in culpepper and quote, kick the tires. culpepper played for three nfl teamless. the -- teams but the last time he threw a ball was for sacramento. culpepper wants to get one more chance. tonight the niners say they will give culpepper a work out tomorrow. and indy car series had some rain issues in new hampshire today.

things really sloppy. that may have been the reason for this three car wreck. now these indy cars are very light. and tony canan came out okay. danica patrick stepped on the crash creating another multiple car crash. pao was upset at the official for restarting the race in these unsafe conditions. >> we were begging him. please do not go green. it's too slippery. >> and you were yelling at the officials. >> they cannot have this guy running the show because that was a decision to put a lot of drivers in danger. and you know you saw how many people crashed and it was no condition to race in, shame on him. >> look ma, no hands. actually officials agree with pao and took away that restart

and then called the race off. hunter ray was declared the winner. indy series comes to sonoma in just two weeks. officials have the return of guerrero. guerrero takes on marcus medina in san jose's hbo pavilion. it's robert's first fight in nearly two years. the ghost moves up in weight for this 104 pounds championship race. his father ruben will once again be in robert's corner for this presentation. 21-1 in his career as a professional. he's been a professional for 10 years and he credits his father ruben as one of his trainers that helps him staying positive in his fights. >> he knows if i'm going to be lazy, if i'm going to be tired. he knows when to push me. >> as i told him when i'm in

the gym, once i'm in the ring, don't treat me like your dad, i'm your training. if you want to be a fighter i'm going to be your trainer. he goes, all right dad. we get along very good. me and robert. me and him are best friends, you know. >> great family. it appears serena williams has come back from injuries and is in full swing. serena won two weeks ago. serena is just four tournaments from a return. today she shut down stoser to win the canadian cup. that's an eight for match point. it takes 77 minutes for serena to win her eighth career title. keegan bradley the new pga champion. be sure to join the ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30 a.m. they'll have the latest on the hacking of b.a.r.t.'s website and the protest planned for

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