that deadly boating accident prompts the coast guard to take action suspending all racing. hello everyone i'm frank somerville. >> debra villalon is live now in san francisco, she tells us the coast guard plans to review safety procedures and she talks to sailors who say it goes too far. >> reporter: it's a safety stand down in light of the accident that killed five sailors. we're at the st. francis yacht

club starting point for many races, including one this weekend that has been moved to the bay. this is one of the next ocean races coming up. the feralon has been closed for racing. >> i am not sure that they're learning from any inquiry would lead to drastic changes. if that is not the case. then the racing that we do today should continue. >> reporter: but the order from the coast guard san francisco commander is clear. no race permits for all shore

events for an unspecified time. captain cynthia stone says, the temporary stand off from racing will allow the coast guard and racing community to further common safety goals. >> reporter: but competitors say this becomes a duck race instead of a boat race. venturing no more than a mile from the coast. >> you just can't stop a community from doing what they love. part of the therapy is actually going out there and being part of it again. reliving it. and working it. >> reporter: the coast guard has done these stand downs before that led to new

guidelines for the michigan coast and thetering. debra villalon. more details now, officials in sonoma county say it is still too early to determine if a body recovered yesterday from the ocean near bodega head is one of four missing crew members from the low speed chase. the corner plans an autopsy tomorrow. a bay area real estate agent says she is still facing an uphill fight to try to get squatters out of a house that she's trying to sell in antioch. the accused squatters seem determined to stay put. >> eric are channel 2, can you tell me why you feel the right to be in the property? >> reporter: this woman did not want to respond to acquisitions that she's living illegally in this home. we could not get an answer.

>> are you squatting in the house. >> no, don't even say that. she illegally set the utilities out. >> i'm asking you now if you're in the property. >> what are you talking about? it isn't ours, we're he's leasing it, what's a simple question. >> you people have refused to show me their rental agreement. they have refused to show me proof of payment. >> realtor melisa cate. cate says the home's owner has not allowed anyone to move in. yet this man says he's paying someone. >> are you guys planning to leave the home. who are you under a lease with? >> who are you? >> reporter: i'm asking the

questioning. >> reporter: the couple complains ability being on channel 2, the judge told them the problems are more serious than that. ahead in 11 minutes, drugs, weapons and cash are all seized in a police raid. why police had to return to the scene for a second time this afternoon. a woman in contra costa county says her 75-year-old father was shot with a pistol during a robbery. it happened at a mobile home park on awe bra drive, three people were at home when a group of men came in with guns and demanded money. the woman told us she has no idea why the intruders thought there was anything to sale. jessica marlin says there was no money. all she got were cell phones

that belonged to her and her twin brother. something scared the man and they ran away. governor brown is looking at a. the last time california executed a prisoner was six years ago. california voters may have an opportunity to modify the state's tough three strike law. they've submitted more than enough signatures. new reports tonight suggest the secret service in columbia is not an isolated incident. there are now questions about

behavioral incidents. >> kiro tv in seattle uncovered a location in el salvador where secret service agents are accused of visiting a strip club, partying hard and taking prostitutes back to the hotel. it's a club called lips. secret service membered partied there for days last your during a presidential visit. >> it's part of their routine. they do this everywhere they go. >> reporter: an agent confirmed it. he said he warned agents about taking the hookers back to their room and he was told not to worry about it. >> it's at x place, country, i heard that more than once. they brag about it. >> reporter: this follows a

revelation about a trip to columbia earlier this month. nine have been forced out. yesterday homeland security secretary janet napolitano told us senate committee she considered columbia a single incident. >> reporter: terrorists could use agent indesecrations to get to the president. >> they're using a motor route or someone they can use in the future. >> reporter: sheila jackson lee told cnn tonight that new policies will be coming to the secret service. including a ban from hosting foreign nationals in their room. a young soldier from west sacramento has been killed in

afghanistan. manuel vasquez was 22 years old. his body was found in a guard tower and his death is now under investigation. vasquez had been in afghanistan since last august. friends and neighbors are remembering an oakland had had victim. 42-year-old joselito was shot yesterday. that's near the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. police say he was on his way home when he was killed. neighbor describe anabel as a family man who never got involved in any activity that went on in the neighborhood. >> i was shocked. i heard somebody had got, whatever happened around the corner but i never would have thaeugt -- thought it would have been him. >> at this point no arrests have been made. dozens of people turned out for a community meeting tonight

at st. paul' paul's episcopal church. one item that came up with project seize fire and anti gun violence program. organizers pointed to its success in other cities and they think it could work in oakland. on wall street, stocks moved higher for a third consecutive day. the dow rose 113 points, nasdaq gained 20. fueling the rally an up tick in pending home sales with better than expected home sales. amazon is one of the companies that beat expectations. the online company topped analyst predictions. amazon also said it expects its revenue to grow in its second quarter. amazon closed at $223. that's a gain of more than 13%. after an all day meeting the sacramento planning commission voted late tonight

in favor of a medical center project. many oppose the project arguing it will increase traffic and won't provide enough jobs. nonetheless the planning commission approved the environmental impact report tonight and recommended the project to the board of supervisors. cpmc told us this is a giant step forward. bay area drivers have been warned, the signs are up. the question now is how bad will traffic be this weekend? and as we move toward the bay area weekend. temperatures are on the increase

a major artery linking san francisco to the north bay will be shut down in less than 24 hours from now. ktvu's amber lee is in san francisco where residents are preparing for congestion and delays this weekend. amber-- >> frank, if you take a look behind me you can see that heavy machinery has already been brought in to down doyle drive. tonight a business owner and others told us they welcome the improve but not the inconvenience that this project may cause. the owner told us three clients have cancelled their appointments this weekend over concerns of gridlock. >> my concern is that my employees which i have 15 of

don't have any parking, they're not going to be able to get to work on time. and my customers are going to be making the appointments on time because there's going to be so much traffic. >> reporter: doyle drive will be closed tomorrow night so that crews can tear down the unsafe structure. >> where they may expect some public with the motoring public they add a police officer. give yourself time and plan for heavy traffic, other wise try to do something closer to your home. >> reporter: this couple told us they still plan to attend the beer festival at fort mason. >> probably take a cab if anything. i don't want to drive and be in this area and get stuck in traffic. >> reporter: this san francisco woman told us she's glad many signs are up warning about the closure and that she has changed her mind about visiting friends at marin. >> i'm also grateful for the

infrastructure investments so i can't say i'm too disgruntled by it. >> reporter: motorist will hopefully be able to drive on to a temporary bypass that connects to a newly construction tunnel. the entire project is expected to be completed by 2020. amber lee, channel 2 news. channel 2 has you covered with ways to get around the construction. you will find a doyle tab right there on our home page. the closure will allow workers to reroute traffic to make way for b.a.r.t. as it extends service to san jose. local businesses and residents will still have access to that area during the construction. we have developing news

right now involving a homicide in oakland: police received a phone call shortly after 9:00 tonight about a man down in west oakland. police have told us the victim was 17 years old. he was shot at least once in the chest. police say it appears there was some sort of confrontation and then the teenager was shot. at this point police say they have no suspects. after more than a year of surveillance authorities conducted a massive pot raid on a warehouse that investigators say was being used as a marijuana distribution center. that raid began last night in an industrial area of oakland at 89th avenue and g street. ktvu's jade hernandez has exclusive video of the raid and tells us why police were called back this afternoon even after they had cleared the scene. >> pictures may be worth a thousand words but these reflect drugs with more than a million dollars. oakland police provided us this glimpse of 23-gallon bags holding 15 pounds of dried processed pot, along with

handguns, assault guns, helmets and vests. >> this is something we typically don't see is a ballistic face shield. >> reporter: the police also recovered $40,000 in cash and plants. they arrested 11 people. >> this is one of the largest marijuana recoveries in recent years in the city of oakland. >> reporter: surveillance video from across the street captured action minutes from the raid. ktvu exclusive video showed numbers before taking down part of the fencing. inside surveillance equipment protected the goods. but this man who was arrested last night said this is a medical marijuana grow operation. and today he was a victim after at least one of two break-ins at the warehouse this afternoon. >> we go inside and there's people running out of the building one of them threatening, pointing a gun at me. >> reporter: police arrested two teenagers for breaking an

entering and have contacted the dea. in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. and at 10:30 tonight, a bay area home riddled by gunfire hear from the shaken homeowner who was inside when it happened. if a speech today by joe biden is any indication the campaign is going to be a real battle. biden spoke to students at new york university law school attacking presidential nominee mitt romney. biden says romney has a profound misunderstanding of the responsibilities of the president. >> here's what he said. i want to quote him exactly -- and i quote -- if we want someone who has a lot of experience in foreign policy, we can simply go to the state department. >> biden also said a bumper stick with obama's four years in office can read, osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. >> reporter: a report by the

kaiser family foundation says consumers and businesses should receive an estimated $1.3 billion in rebates from insurance companies this year. the obama health care law requires insurance companies to spend a minimum portion of consumers premium on medical care. if insurancers don't immediate what are called medical loss ratios they have to issue rebates. there's fresh snow isn't the sierra. the lifts were not running in borreal. they were closed today due to the weather. it wasn't a big storm but a light snow fell throughout the day in the higher elevationings. -- in the higher elevations. and there was rain late last night and early this morning as it moved through it left accumulations of a quarter of an inch in parts of the north bay. nearly a half inch up in the

high country. rain is gone, the cool air is here. so tomorrow morning when you wake up, 39 degrees in napa, 47 in oakland, these are pretty cool for this time. we've been breaking up with 58, 56 degrees temperatures. tomorrow morning it's going to feel pretty chilly as the kids head off to school and you head off to work. so just be ready for that friday morning. in the afternoon things start to warm up. we were today mostly in the upper 50s and low 60s. tomorrow the temperatures increase. we're going to see more 70s as we head into your friday. warmer on the weekend. all the specifics for your bay area weekend. back in a few minutes. a group of professionals is planning a bike ride. their ride will be a far cry from their fundraiser they held in yoshi. they plan to do a bike ride around the country of zambia. it's aim is to raise awareness for aids. one in every seven adults is

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at&t. it's not a gold rush but pretty close. rock hounds are hunting for valuable pieces of meteorite. they're searching for pieces of a van sized meteorite that crashed to earth last weekend. one professional meteorite hunter paid $100,000 for a 1 gram fragment. but a woman who was just

walking her dog found a piece and got $10,000. >> i got a call from nasa and they said, you just found a $1,000 rock. >> she says she will buy a new refrigerator, take her son to disneyland and give a piece to nasa. frank behind me you see the construction on the new 49ers stadium underway at night here in santa clara. tonight the niners began putting the pieces together to build a team that will play on this field. hundreds of fans wearing red were at the santa clara convention center tonight to find out who would be the niners first pick of the nfl draft.

fans seemed to have a wait and see attitude about the pick. a.j. jenkins is a wide receiver from illinois. >> a.j. jenkins is a good receiver. i don't know too much about him but we need wide receivers right now so it's a good pick for san francisco. >> reporter: the number one over all pick of the draft was announced. a quarterback bay area fans saw a lot of playing at sanford. >> the first pick in the 2012 nfl draft, the indianapolis colts select andrew luck. quarterback stanford. >> reporter: jim harbaugh who coached luck at stanford called today an historic day. >> well, we're happy for andrew, i had a chance to recruit him for a year and coach him for three years. >> reporter: on the farm some students watched the draft on tv. >> it's really fun to see andrew luck on national tv. and really excited for him and like to see a stanford guy go number one. >> reporter: back at the 49ers draft party fans were still

talking about the new stadium going up just across the street. and santa clara city officials are happy. >> this is what we've been talking about bringing the economic development. these people are spending money in santa clara. >> reporter: and nfl teams will be spending money to sign their draft picks. sports director mark ibanez will be back very soon with more on the nfl draft. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. the cupertino planning commission has given its approval to a private restaurant off campus. it'll have underground parking, there are reports apple wants the private dining facility so competitors won't be able to overhear conversations from apple employees who want to enjoy a meal away from the office. the goal was to design an app that make it is user feel like they have their own

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if someone got sick from food poisoning while eating out at a restaurant you would probably want to know about it right. everyone though restaurants are encouraged to report when that happens they actually don't have to. and ktvu's mike mibach tells us why and also what that could mean for food safety when you eat out. in tonight's special report.

>> reporter: the sound of a kitchen. and the smile from a single sensuous bite. dining out is a delicious treat. >> it's so creamy. >> reporter: let's say you and some friends want to go out to lunch. everybody had fun. but then you realize that 10 hours later everyone got sick from the party. you go to the restaurant and let them know that everybody got sick. now should the restaurant let the public know about the situation? the answer right now is no. >> i would have thought that was something that was already enforced. >> reporter: 3,000 people in the u.s. die from food borne diseases every year. 128 people are hospitalized and 48 million get sick. that is one out of every six people. yet the california retail food code does not require restaurants to report alleged cases of food bourn illnesses that customers even in groups bring to their attention.

>> and it turned out that everybody got sick. >> reporter: seguin says that everyone in his party got sick after eating at this cafe. he says the restaurant never alerted the public. >> they should notify the public health. >> reporter: hometown buffet never returned our calls to answer questions we had. and the alameda safety department says it is investigating. health fishes are unaware of food illness. dr.thomas aragon is a san

francisco chief officer. aragon says in the face of delfina, a producer brought in tainted lettuce. dr.aragon says the lack of communication between the restaurant and the health department is a concern but he does not believe it shows a gap in food safety. >> i've been the general manager for over three years, i feel this may be too called. >> reporter: tadich is one of the busiest restaurants. power says from his perspective restaurants across the state should not be mandated to report every alleged food poisoning complaint. >> i do think that would be unfair. >> reporter: so does rob black executive director of the golden gate restaurant association. black like powers says it's too hard to enforce because more often than not the complaints come in too late. >> and it would be very difficult for a customer to know where perhaps that contamination came. whether it was from their own home.

where they had breakfast, lunch or dinner in the last three days. >> no i don't think that the restaurant needs to report it. >> reporter: diane kurshas good friend disagrees. >> in san francisco you have to be careful. you know it's just, the nature of the city. >> reporter: and in the end, she says the dining experience is all about trust. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. restaurant inspections are posted online. on ktvu we posted links to bay area restaurants. more information on that mad cow case. the u.s. department of agriculture says the cow has been euthanized after it became lame and started laying down at its dairy farm. the disease was detected during routine testing. the cow developed the disease through a random mutation not feed. this is the second case in the united states and the first

since 2006. a north bay husband and wife says they have no idea why someone repeatedly shot their home. it happened last night on robin hood drive. more than 10 bullets hit the house. investigators today used string to try to find the exact location where the shooter was standing. sharon bliss was in a backyard when the shooting happened. >> i thought it was a lightbulb that went off. then i heard more and more shots. i didn't really know what happened until i came in here. >> reporter: some of the rounds went through the window striking walls. it's clear someone was targeting that home but the bliss family says they have no idea who would want to harm them. a los gatos family that was victimized twice by arsonists are now offering a reward to find out who did it. the house is still not habitable. last october there was another fire and the family's dog was

injured. they're now offering a $10,000 reward. fire officials they suspect a teenager or young adult is responsible. protesters announced grand plans today for may day demonstrations including a growing picket line at the golden gate bridge. may day typically recognizes organized labor but this year it's morphed to include occupy protesters. one protest is planned for downtown oakland and a march is planned for san jose. workers with the golden gate bridge district are planning to picket and occupy oakland announced it plans to join them. the state of california is coming up short on the revenues needed to pay its bills. the franchise tax board is reporting that personal income tax receipts toáaled six preponderate $45 billion by wednesday. and they're hoping it'll hit 9.4 billion by monday. they expect california to be two to $3.5 billion short. the assembly today passed a

bill allowing for cars that have clean air stickers to use toll lanes for free. highway237 has toll lanes. protecting our security online, but at what cost? the bill move it's way through congress and why the white house is threatening to veto it. and back in 10 minutes. we're

the fremont school board is using the help of police dogs to cut down on drug use. the superintendent says the dogs will be used in locker rooms and parking lots only. the canines cannot be used to sniff students unless given consent. school officials will be able to search lockers, students and belongings if there is quote reasonable suspicion of drugs. the top administrator after milpitas high school is concerned about security on campus and the guards who are supposed to be keeping watch. the principal at milpitas high say officers don't cover hot spots when they're supposed to. students tell us the guards have make inappropriate remarks to students. the superintendent may look for a new security company. >> i believe he completely agreed with the sentiment of the board which we need to go out and ask for bids for another security firm. >> the school uses guards from

universal security. we contacted the company for a response but our call was not returned. a cyber security bill is on its way to the senate but president obama is threatening to veto it. the bill passed the house today despite the fact that it does not protect families. the ftc says the days of companies tracking your every move on the internet are coming to an end. we talked to the chairman of the federal trade commission. >> there's a few things that needs to be ironed out but we're very optimistic it will happen and by the end of the year, consumers will be able to opt out of tracking on the web. >> the deal will resemble the do not call program. right now internet companies

can do what they want with your information and it can be sold or transferred without your knowledge. in news of the world tonight in the netherlands an international tribunal convicted taylor of war crimes and crimes against humanity. he was found guilty of aiding a war in near by leon in exchange for blood diamonds. in mexico, the government backtracked today and said it will investigate allegations of corruption involving wal-mart. wal-mart paid $25 million in bribes to expands its business. calderon has pointed to wal- mart's growths as one of his

successes. and hundreds were taking part in the protest against brevick. the song is titled my rainbow ray. caught by a fisherman in mexico, the 4,000-pound shark that also has a history here in northern california. and chief mete

tonight we have pictures of a huge 20-foot great white shark that was caught in mexico. ktvu's sal castaneda tells us why researchers think it's the same shark spotted off the northern california coast several years ago. news of the capture of the big shark spread quickly among the research community. the female shark shown here on

you tube weighed some 4,000 pounds and was about 20 feet long. it was accidently caught by a mexican fisherman last week using a small boat called the panga in the sea of cortez. at about the same time a woman who says she was the wife of a fisherman reached out to researchers sean vandel. >> i received the photo and notification and then boom. then comes the announcement, news story south and moving north about this big shark these guys caught. >> reporter: and the big shark could be one he tagged near ano nuevo island. >> well if it's the tag that she's showing me, that's actually my tag. that tag have only been placed on ano nuevo island. >> reporter: he uses the information to monitor the life history of sharks including growth, travel and health. he says this group of tags was placed sometime between 1995 and 2003.

>> it could be over a decade. and so without the nice dorsal profile photo and the return of the tag, it makes it a little more difficult for me. and i don't like to speculate. >> reporter: in the meantime, van sommeren says it'll be business as usual. he says he'll be back on his boat as early as this weekend tagging and researching sharks. in santa cruz, sal castaneda, ktvu news. the husband and wife team who once owned the el balazo restaurant was sentenced to prison for employing illegal immigrants. the couple must also play over

$2 million to the irs. madeleine albright, john glen, and bob dylan and dolores huerta will be awarded the medal of freedom. president obama will present the medals later this spring. a group of noble peace winners gave penn an award. the presentation came yesterday in chicago at an annual gathering of peace prized loriets. other winners include singer bono and actor george clooney. we got a behind the scenes look tonight for a tribute for montros. the bay area guitarist that died last month. some of the musicians scheduled to perform practiced. among them is neil sharp one of

the founders of journey. the concert is sold out. montros was considered an innovative guitarist performing with his band that carried his name and with other groups. the rain has ended for now. we're heading for a bay area weekend and things are looking pretty good for all parts of the bay area. temperatures on the increase. we have wind gusting, i'll move it over here. the winds are gusting pretty strong. they're coming in at 40 miles per hour. the sustained winds are 16 miles per hour. we have clearing winds out of the west. we're straightening things out. all the rain is gone. things start to warm up tomorrow. but overnight tonight it's going to get really cold. chilly, with temperatures into the 30s, upper 30s in the cool spots. as you go tomorrow you will notice the cold in the morning and the kids need to take the

jackets to school. the weekend is going to be mostly sunny and warmer. highs from today are not that much warmer. lots of upper 60s and a few low 70s. continued warming as we go into saturday and sunday. the weather system moves off, cool air is in place. as the cool air moves out, high pressure settles in and when it sinks it warms. the pattern repeats itself over and over again. you get basically the same result. that's how high pressure works especially this time of year. temperatures on friday and saturday on the increase. looks like sunday will probably be the warmest day over the weekend with low 80s there. the computer model brings rain to the north. everybody but up. up in portland, the oregon area. it's all north and east of the bay area. tomorrow, big baseball game tomorrow.

the padres and giants. temperatures in the 50s. by the 9th inning you're at 56 degrees so it's going to be pretty cool out there. daytime highs tomorrow are going to look like this. mostly in the 60s and 70s. a real nice day. 68 at richmond. fog not really an issue at the coast tomorrow. take a look at the santa clara valley. good air quality. tree pollen got washed out with this last rain so if you're a pollen sufferer you're getting a little bit of break here. you will notice it tomorrow. the pollens are going to start to rear themselves, the tree pollens any way. the five day forecast looks good. i think just as julie said in the 5:00 and 6:00. just in time. a little late during the week and weekend gets here and we warm up. >> and the week has gone by like that.

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a good samaritan stepped up to help a navy veteran overcome a painful loss. earlier this month someone stole world war ii memorabilia from michael demsey's truck. michael santos says that story broke his life so he got him a replacement. >> that story just touches your heart. the belief that jim harbaugh and brain trust can do no wrong. it's so strong that any shock or disaappointment the 49ers have in them picking a relative unknown with their number one pick quickly replaced by hey, it's harbaugh. he's got to know what he's doing right. 49ers raises many eyebrows

tonight by selecting wide receiver a.j. jenkins. he's a 6-footer, 195 pounds or so out of illinois. two time academic all american. he can return picks and kicks with superior speed. >> a smart guy, he's just the kind of person he is. there's a lot of qualities that go into -- that make up. competitive, tough. >> with the first pick in the 2012 nfl draft, the indianapolis colts select andrew luck quarterback stanford. >> and of course with no surprise at all the number one pick tonight going to the colts andrew luck out of stanford and a superior choice there. any local around here would tell you. meantime the happiest of flights home for the san francisco giants for much of the final game on this road

trip. sure didn't look like the friendly skying were awaiting. won seven in a row. breaks the 2-2, i wanted to show you. watch the fan with the little kid in his arm. look how close that ball came to hitting that kid. leave the ball alone. giants trailing by two in the ninth angel pagan, deep three run shot and all of a sudden it's a 6-5 win and nice little bath for the hero pagan courtesy of the panda. losing it's what the warriors do best and that's exactly what they needed to do tonight to at least better their chances for a good lottery pick. a team starts five rookies against san antonio but they had the most talented youngster. that would be patty mills with

a couple of bombs. 34 points, 12 assists, warriors lose. now a way to coin slip that could vastly improve their chances at least for a top pick in the trap, a very condiluted story to tell you about. that is it, but at least the warriors by losing have a good shot of getting into the lottery. >> five rookie, gots to be exciting. >> fans wanting to see how this a.j. jenkins turns out. he's a speedster and bright guy. and as of now harbaugh can do no wrong. >> i was wondering who andrew luck was speaking to on the phone? >> probably his agent. >> looked like his mom there. >> that was his mom. put a little colt horseshoe. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 [ man ] it's big.

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