witnesses heard popping signs and it looked like a fire ball. new video of today tonight's devastating fire in san francisco. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. new information about that fire that ripped through a corner of two of san francisco's most well known streets. ken wayne is live now in

filmore. tell us to the building that housed 26 apartments and two businesses. >> reporter: the corner has been reopened but you can see fire trucks are still arriving at the scene here and firefighters are still inside the building looking for hot spots. they're going to be here all tight long. investigators will return tomorrow morning to try to find out what started this fire. this home video shows the fire at its peak. flames shot out windows and dense black smoke filled the sky. the fire was first reported just after four o 4:00. >> early on we heard explosion noises. not huge explosions but kind of popping noises. there's some type of material in there yet to be determined. >> reporter: the fire started in the upper floor. as you can see from news chopper 2 it quickly spread to the attic and roof prompting

the call for a second alarm. >> we were running short with resources in the third alarm. >> reporter: this man says he helped people out as the flames spread. >> i got the fire extinguishers and tried to get everybody out of there. >> reporter: incredibly nobody was hurt. people were concerned of some pets left inside but it appears they got out too. >> i was still inside so i went to the fire department person and they went to the room and found him. >> i was relieved. it's her dog. she was ecstatic. >> we grabed the art from the wall. we have a friend who lives across the street so we moved

all of the art work to his apartment. >> reporter: in terms of the cost of damage, the top floor appears to be destroyed. the walgreens at the ground floor probably suffered significant water damage. no word on when that store will reopen. 31 people lived in the building, about a half a dozen people tonight are using emergency assistance for some place to stay. live in san francisco, ken wayne, ktvu news. ktvu viewers saw the smoke and flames and snapped pictures. sarah told us she heard the sirens first then saw the smoke. and whenever news breaks you can send us your photos or video. e-mail them to photos @ ktvu.com. authorities are investigating a rape on campus.

a female student reported being raped by two male acquaintances in her dorm room. no arrests have been made but police say they have identified the suspect. another rape was reported on campus, an 18-year-old student was arrested in connection with that incident. a large skeptical crowd gathered to hear the school district's restructuring plan. heather holmes live at one of the school that's been targeted for closure. >> reporter: the gates are closed tonight here at lake view elementary and parents are fighting hard to keep them from being locked permanently. >> save our school, save our school. >> reporter: young lake view students walked nearly a mile to tonight's oakland school board meeting. most of it uphill as their parents prepare for an uphill battle. >> i have to do anything i can to save lake view. >> reporter: saying the district has too many schools and not enough students,

superintendent tony smith is recommending closing lake view along with four other elementary schools at the end of this academic year. >> we have to figure out how to better use our resources. >> reporter: smith also proposes closing seven others, he says the move is needed. >> when you look at -- unified, they have 12 fewer schools that we have. they are able to use resources in very different ways to support children. >> reporter: the closures prompted a very emotional debate tonight. >> for me, my daughter, students, the faculty, please don't close our school. >> reporter: with more than 400 people attending. many forced to wait outside for a seat to open up. >> i refuse to believe that my

school is not good enough for my child. >> reporter: now this was a discussion only tonight. the school board will vote on whether to accept or reject the superintendent's plan julie at the meeting at the end of the next month. heather holmes, ktvu news. the district's plan includes closing lazeer, marshall and santa fe. mayra cortez writes on ktvu facebook wall, i went to lazeer. i understand that budgets are bad but the closing option won't be sufficient. tell us what you think on our facebook page at ktvu channel 2. in a unanimous vote tonight the concord city council

approve an expanded smoking ban in the downtown area. as we first told you last night the smoking ban includes a 20 block area. tonight's vote is the council's first on the issue. a second and final vote is scheduled for october 18th. if that vote passes, the ban should go into effect 30 days later. anyone smoking in public would be in violation of the ban. the offense would be a misdemeanor. san jose city council finalized new rules and restrictions today for medical marijuana dispensaries. instead of the existing 490 collectives the new limit will be 10. and all have to grow the marijuana on-site. a shush, a slap and now an apology. the dispute between two members of the salsalito council

meeting members has been resolved. two weeks ago ford raised her hand and said sshhh to kelly. kelly then slapped her hand. she then filed charges accusing him of assault. a replacement nurse called a medical error for taking the life of a 66-year-old cancer patient, a nurses worse nightmare. judith ming died in oakland over the weekend. sources confirmed the death halved after a replacement nurse gave her a supplement intervenously. she's among 500 replacement nurses that were dispatched to bay area hospitals when nurses were on strike last week. >> most of us have five to 20

years experience, the ones i worked with. cup cakes being sold at cal today are making national headlines. ktvu's laurane blanco tells us how cup cake led to a lot of debate. >> i will take one caucasian and one african american. >> reporter: to buy these baked goods you had to consider more than the color of the frosting. whites paid $2, asians less, latinos $1. >> it's the self-identified category, so just like that our bake sale, you choose what category you identify with and that's the price you pay. >> reporter: the student school, berkeley county republicans organized the bake sale. it allows uc and csu to consider race and gender in

admissions. >> i don't feel what they are doing is racist toward me, i can't speak for everyone. i think they are just making a point. >> reporter: a few feet away, students protested. others dressed in black banded together in silence. the berkeley republicans say they are fine with the demonstrations on either side. >> there was a one sided debate on campus before today, now there's a diversity of opinion. >> reporter: governor brown has until october 9th to sign the bill or veto it. new developments in europe helped wall street finish in positive territory for a third consecutive session. the dow gained 32 points.

and german chancellor merchell promised more assistance. the fremont silican company filed for bankruptcy this month. solyndra's assets will be auctioned off on september 27th. a audio tape of michael jackson on day one of the case against the doctor accused of killing him. a spectacular sunset tonight over san francisco bay. in eight minutes, bill's forecast for tomorrow and

a touching vigil tonight in memory of nursing student michelle le. amber lee is in oakland today with the emotional goodbye and the ways that her memory is going to live on, amber -- >> reporter: frank tonight's vigil was held here at samuel merit university where the nursing student was just six months shy of graduating and realizing her dream of saving lives. ♪ >> words can never describe how much i miss her and the pain

will always sit like a rock in my stomach. >> reporter: family and friends say michelle le lit up their lives with her ever present smile. as chronicled through photos they shared tonight. her younger brother says she was his rock. >> now i have to figure out how to carry out my life without her. at the very least, michelle is not hurting anymore. >> reporter: le went missing while she was on rotating classes. a former friend is now accused of killing her. frank n era stiga the man who came between the two women attended the vigil. now friends are trying to fill the void she leaves behind. >> she was there when i was at my lowest point and she never left. >> reporter: danny domingo who's daughter was kidnapped helped with the search. >> it's a club you never want

to belong to. and once you belong to it you want to help somebody else get through the pain and the misery. >> reporter: we love you so much, so very, very much. so please take care of yourself until we meet again. >> reporter: le's brother michael broke down overwhelmed with grief as others sought to comfort him. he vowed to help other families search for missing loved ones. the university announced a scholarship named after michelle le. amber lee. b.a.r.t. officials were called to sacramento answer tough questions. b.a.r.t. police had been on the spotlight since the killing of oscar grant and michael lee. >> now that you're championed,

okay fine: but i want the real thing. >> the we have made a lot of positive change but i'm under no illusion that we have a lot more to do. >> we learned today b.a.r.t. police are now testing small cameras worn on their uniforms. police departments in several bay area cities are already using them. a startling new recording of michael jackson tonight made just weeks before he died. adam housley tells us why the prosecution played it in court today as jackson's doctor went on trial. >> reporter: prosecutors opening up the trial by playing a dramatic audio recording of a drugged up michael jackson talking about his upcoming con sertd concert just a month and a half before his death. >> he will be my hero, i want them to say, i've never seen nothing like this in my life. the d.a. using the audio which was

retrieved from dr. conrad murray's cell phone to bolster the fact that he should have been better. >> on november 12 he ordered another shipment of propephol. again he orders 40 of the 20 millimeters bottles just two days after that recording was made. >> reporter: murray has pled not guilty. defense lawyers say the king of pop caused his own death by taking the anesthetic after the doctor left the room. >> reporter: the science will tell you that michael jackson swallowed eight two milligram pills, a dose of propephol. at times during the opening statement, the jackson family was noticeably upset as they

sat in the second row including father joe, mother katherine and sisters latoya and janet. in los angeles, adam housley, fox news. a third man has been indicted in the drug and corruption scandal surrounding the narcotics task force. former police officer louis lombardi was released today on bail. he is believed to have sold confiscated drugs. a sunnyvale mother was charged with murdering her 8 -month-old son. police say they found 27-year- old leticia serna threatening to kill herself. when detectives went to her home they say they found the

body of her son. investigators say the baby had been suffocated. come tomorrow a coalition of california school officials plan to sue the state of california over the budget that was passed back in june. the group says the budget shortchanges schools by $2 billion. they also say the state improperly calculated how much schools should get under the requirements of a 1992 constitutional amendment. supporters of prop eight won a round in court today. a panel of ninth circuit appeal put in question a lower question's ruling. releasing the tapes could expose some witnesses to harassment. the appeals court is asking both sides to present their written arguments on the matter by october 10th. a report from the census bureau shows same-sex couples

are becoming more open about their lives. more than 130,000 same-sex households reported themselves as married. 650,000 said they were living as same-sex couples. that's almost double the number reported five years ago. when the survey was taken same- sex marriage was legal in five states and the district of columbia. it was a warm day out there today. these were the highs, warmer than yesterday. tomorrow will be warmer than today. so we're going to go mid-90s in some of the inland bay valleys. we're going to see a lot of low 90s. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week, we have a spare the air day tomorrow. fire warning will be elevated. but we're expecting low winds. around the bay, your next microclimate upper 70s to mid- and upper 80s. another warm day in and around

the bay and warmer still pardon me in the inland bay valley. we're looking at 83 to 93 degrees tomorrow. we'll get specific with your city's forecast high. and your five day forecast with the weekend in view and it does show a warming trend coming up. a week camping trip has been cut short following the death of a camp counselor. 23-year-old nadine mira died after accidentally falling 30 feet off the platform. she had been working at the camp for three weeks. none of the students witnessed her death. it was the first for a prosports executive. >> i had the opportunity to align my personal life with my professional life.

developing news now from east of sacramento where there is a street on fire at this hour in roseville. fire officials say an underground gas leak sparked the fire. it started burning just before 7:00 tonight. from what we understand it is still burning now. so far no one has been injured. the golden seat warriors made -- golden state warriors made a decision on who will lead their team. >> i want to here today officially welcome rick as our new president. >> reporter: rick is 58-year- old rick welt. he says until may he was just

another suit in the nba although a very successful one. then weltz president of the phoenix suns became the first executive of a prosports team to come out of the closet. >> i really felt for the first time in my life i had the opportunity to align my personal life with my professional life. >> reporter: despite the announcement, weltz decided to split with his partner. then the warriors came calling. >> it's about can you make this the real jewel in the league? because it hasn't been. >> reporter: nba labor lock out, there were no warriors players allowed here today. in an interview at ktvu weltz told me his first partner in seattle died in aids. a lonely time he could not

share. >> a men's team sports is really one of the last places where you have an incredibly difficult time talking about the subject of sexuality. >> reporter: he says from now on he knows that whatever he does, the word gay will be next to his name. that's just fine with him as long as it includes helping the warriors reclaim their past glory. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. vice president joe biden today expressed his disaappointment in a crowd in last week's gop debate in florida. he was referring to the moment when the audience started booing as a gay soldier was asking a question. >> this kid risked his life. this kid is there for years and i quite frankly, i thought it was reprehencable. >> reporter: biden made the comment today during an appearance on abc the view. the vice president said he didn't think his son or others serving with him cared about whether the guy firing a rifle to protect them is gay or

straight. we now know when apple will unveil its next generation iphone 5. apple sent this invitation out. the icon refers to tuesday october 4th at 10:00 at its cupertino campus. on the bottom it reads, let's talk iphone. apple isn't saying when the iphone five will be available for sale. google wants to help you put your solar -- google wants to help you put solar panels on your roof. today the company announced a $75 million investment in san francisco based clean power finance. the money will be used to help finance the installation of 3,000 residential solar panel units. google also has an investment in a company called solar city. is the postal service on its way to making it final

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what do we want? employees of uc hastings lawsuit protested today. the workers are trying to negotiate a new contract but say the school won't give them a fair shake. >> with all of our service workers, all of our administrators, our clerks, it folk, admissions, financial aids, everyone that works to

make hastings work. >> uc hastings counts on federal funding which it has had cut in recent years. postal workers are showing support for federal legislation that may help postal jobs. the fall out could touch just about everyone. lloyd lacuesta has the story. >> reporter: the line goes neither snow nor rain nor sleet keeps theme workers from its completion of the job. but technology is a different story. >> get to work on capitol hill ♪ >> reporter: all across the nation, protests were held. pamela west is a 38 year letter carrier. >> i'm worried about my pension, i'm worried about my assignment. i'm worried about what my work will look like.

>> reporter: that's because there's word of laying off 30,000 postal workers and eliminating saturday delivery. ups, fed ex have all eroded the postal service. the unions are supporting a bill that calls for using pension money instead of lay offs to meet financial obligation. >> hr1351 is a fresh step in returning the postal service to financial footing. >> reporter: the majority of citizens we talked to tonight say while cuts may have to be made, the postoffice cannot go under. >> just to send my bills, you know. i don't like to pay online, i don't like to put all my information online. can't hack the postoffice. >> i would hate to lose saturday delivery, but if that's what they have to do to save it, i think they should do

it. >> reporter: if congress doesn't act the postal service will default and may have to shut down entirely. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. federal authorities unsealed an indictment today accusing members of the hell's angels of mortgage fraud. two hell's angels leaders obtained more than $10 million worth of loans. the money was allegedly used to buy homes across the bay area for marijuana growing operations. a man in a wheelchair who was killed in a hit-and-run accident over the weekend has been identified as 68-year-old robert walter smith of santa clara. the incident happened at the interception of homestead road around 1:00 sunday morning. police say the car involved in the accident was a late 1990s model mid-sized sedan dark in color. the hit-and-run driver is described as a man with a medium build wearing a white t-

shirt. police say the car most likely has front end or windshield damage or both. a san mateo family tell us they are heartbroken and angry about the loss of their dogs shot and killed by police yesterday. san m ateo police say the two boxers were being aggressive and snapping at children, adults and even officers. at least one officer shot the boxers. the male died, the female was wounded and was put down last night. >> they were wonderful, great beautiful boxers and they wouldn't hurt anyone. yesterday was the first time they got out of the backyard. >> reporter: bella and jordan had been spade and neuters and they never had problems with them before. the peninsula human society told ktvu it was not going to second guess the officers actions. the faa says a helicopter crashed on highway 49 in the sierra foothills it happened

yesterday morning. 71-year-old lee haley was flying his 51-year-old bell helicopter when it crashed into some trees. both he and his passenger suffered minor injuries but are expected to recover. hundreds of millions of the dollars are still needed to build the 49er stadium, butted models have been introduced. >> reporter: this is the model of the 49er stadium planned. although the 49ers aren't discussing prices publicly we have learned many cost $45,000 a year. >> it's roughly a 35,000 square foot club that spans the lenght of the football field. >> reporter: the stadium cost has gone up to $987 million.

>> i think it's a done deal. it's happening, we're moving forward. we're going to meet with season ticketholders starting this january. >> reporter: gary robinson owner of magnum dry wall was impressed with what he saw this evening but still concerned. >> the problem is, are we really going to afford these luxury boxes? >> reporter: the city is still working on raising billions in bonds, but there are many resources like the naming of the stadium. >> the naming rights could go as much as $900 million. >> we're told if it does not get built we get our money back. >> boeings new 787 made its

debut today. the dream liner took off from everett washington headed for japan. boeing says the wide bodied jetliner is quieter and more fuel efficient because of the carbon used. a bear in silican valley? and it's going to be the hottest day of the week, i'll let you know how hot it'll be in your city then a big ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show.

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another large dust storm rolled over phoenix this afternoon. the dust storm is called a haboob. and it dropped tons of dust on the city. it's the fourth major dust storm to hit phoenix this year. the biggest on which occurred july 5th. thunderstorms kept engineers from repelling down the washington monument today. climbing ropes were put into place on the monument to climbers can inspect the landmark after it was shaken by a 5.8 quake last month. engineers say the elevator system was damaged and a few exterior tiles cracked. they say over the next several days they hoped to scale down the monument to further assess the extent of the damage. people went on a two hour tour which gave them an up close look at the new bridge. it's part of an architecture festival going on in san

francisco. the group was treated from special insight from caltrans and architects. a typhoon blew a shore today bringing torrential rains. at least 16 people are reported dead. the storm hit the capital manila causing flooding. some 100,000 people have been evacuated from low lying areas. in israel the government today approved construction of 1,100 new housing units. the area is already home to a growing jewish onclave. last week they asked the united nations to recognize the state of palestine. in peru police have released the video of van der sloot, in it he's asked if he

killed stephanie florez who he met at a hotel. van der sloot answered yes twice while appearing calm. the palo alto company facebook says it has accomplished a political candidate commission. >> money follows power with democrats in control of one chamber of congress and republicans in control of the other chamber, this is likely to boost campaign coffers on both sides of the aisles. >> a facebook spokesperson says the money will help those who

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okay so no one has actually seen it, but a bear may be roaming around mount paletine state park. >> reporter: this afternoon we were lucky enough to spot this buck in the brush. >> it's not uncommon to have encounters with you know a coyote or two or maybe a bob cat but it's rare we see a bare. >> reporter: but two bikers told forest employees they spotted bear scat.

>> all we see is bear excrement, it appears to be bear. how we know that is the size of it. >> reporter: manzanita berries were found in the scat. and that's primarily what the bear would eat in this season. >> it's unusual because bears don't live in marin. we did have a visit in 2003. >> reporter: district officials speculate because the black bear population is increasing they may be looking for new territory. scott young often carries his camera while hiking here. >> you can't go wrong, you just enjoy while life and take it as it comes you never know what can come your way. >> i would love to see it. that would be quite an experience. a wildlife experience in marin. >> reporter: black bears here are not a threat to people. they eat acorns and berries and do not associate humans with food and would most likely run

away if they saw us. maureen naylor. news chopper 2 was on its way to the area, when it spotted smoke. it turned out to be a controlled burn fire. at least 18 people in the united states have died from listeria. officials say most of the people who died were over60 years old. for more on the outbreak go to ktvu.com and click on web links. a mega merger in the mountain, this season skiers and snow boarders may be able to use one pass to hit the slopes of both alpine meadows and squall valley. the two ski resorts say they

hope to merge operations by the start of ski season. connecting the property would create the largest ski resort any where in the country. we're going to have a warm day out there tomorrow but there's a lot brewing out in the the gulf of alaska. tomorrow is going to be a nice day. but look up here in the gulf of alaska. there's large storms brewing. things are changing for us as we go into the next end of the weekend into early next week. right outside right now this is the satellite imagine basically visible which just basically shows nothing. just the fact that there's no fog along the coast. you're seeing clear skies out along ocean beach. you're seeing clear skies out in san francisco. that's going to lead to a beautiful day tomorrow. the forecast for tonight then, patchy fog is going to be hard

to find. i can't see anything out there. sunny and warmer tomorrow. tomorrow is the warmest day of the weekend. as we go into tomorrow we have a spare the air day. because we have light winds we're not anticipating a red familiar warning. if these conditions existed with big winds then we would be looking at red flag warnings. we're going to be hot tomorrow and dry. that gets you a spare the air day. when you take the winds out of the equation we're doing okay for fire danger. the high pressure is the story. it'll be with us the next couple of days. we're dry, dry, warm then we get toward the weekend it cools off. the clouds come in, and we get in some shower activity looks like next week. i know that's way out but it's looking productive. that storm i showed you up in the lucia islands a series of storms. here's how the forecast for fall, it doesn't make it back tomorrow. daytime hikes tomorrow look for the red. those are 90s coming back this

way. it's going to be a warm day tomorrow. forecast highs for cities where you live. lots of 90s. 80s, the warmest day of the week, well above average temperatures and just a heck of a nice day. again spare the air day, the areas with the worse air quality and out toward the livermore valley and contra costa county. 68 in pacifica, the five day forecast with your weekend in view just a really nice fall day. this is not unusual weather. this is exactly what you expect. but the fog is gone for a couple of days. weather looks good then it changes. >> boy does it. >> around the weekend it cools off. we're good there. by sunday night, tuesday, wednesday we get wet. real rain. looks like it could be. >> thanks, bill. developing news just into our newsroom of a shooting in oakland at a garage belonging to the east bay dragons motorcycle club. police tell us it happened one minute before 10:00. the dragons motorcycle club is located at 88th and international. we're told a man was rushed to

the hospital suffering from several gunshot wounds to his chest. just last weekend the leader of san jose's hell's angels was killed in a shooting outside reno that authoritys have linked to a rival motorcycle group known as the vagos. some satellites are at risk from a large solar storm bombarding the earth. it happened overnight creating these auroras seen from the international space station. if another solar storm happens it could overwhelm satellites. we now know where the satellite space junk came down. scientists figured it started hi

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during world war ii a nazi u boat torpedoes a boat that was carried 220-tons of silver. the treasure hunters get to keep 80% of its value and britain gets the rest. >> pretty cool pictures there. the giants playing for pride now. >> it's one of those things that's a shame because this time of winning play you saw tonight could have happened a little earlier. one of the things the giants were criticized for this year. probably rightfully so. sticking with the old guys too long. youth served in a big way tonight but not before paying proper respect to one of the all time class acts tony bennett celebrating his 85th birthday tonight at the ballpark singing god bless america. but here are the rookies now. aqua man brandon belt his ninth of the year. two run shot, right into the bay and he was 3-3 tonight.

later, another youngster rookie brandon crawford from mount pleasantton with a shot off the bricks there he has himself an rbi triple, that's belt scoring. a double and a triple for crawford. here is the play of the night. yet another rookie, conner beleski these kids can play, let them do it. inside the park home run. look at the ball rattle around. watch beleski even on young legs he will come around third and just kind of lose it and still high tail it to the plate just in time. inside the park home run. meantime youngster madison baumgartner gave up only two hits for his 13th win. stat social security stats is all the a's have to play for. josh willingham career best

29th and he also had 98 rbis. you think the powers of being in baseball are loving this wild card thing with every division winner decided. both wild card teams will be decided. cards and braves are dead even. nick punto for st. louis 4-5. both play tomorrow, the final game of the regular season. they're dead everyone. the american league wild card down to the final day as well. tampa wins thanks in part for this beautiful around the park triple play. russell martin out at first with a nose drive. tampa over new york 5-2. boston beat baltimore, so the red sox and ray all even with one game to play and winner take all

tomorrow. and that is the sporting life for tonight. so down to the 162nd game. they always say the season is too long but they still haven't decided. >> that was a good looking triple play. thanks mark. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see