it fell from the sky, damaged the roof of a bay area home but where did it come from? good evening i'm ken wayne. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. frank and julie have the night off. a chunk of ice fell from the sky but its origins are a mystery. it's white not blue.

so it may not be from an airplane. >> reporter: on a sunny day, a chunk of ice fell from the sky breaking tiles from the roof. homeowner jong was in her home when something unusual happened. >> we heard a big sound, boom, and our house shaked. we didn't know what was going on so we went outside. >> reporter: they found chunks of white ice. the impact left holes in the tile but did not penetrate the ceiling. >> i saw it comes from the sky. >> reporter: joshua and jojo and jessica were playing basketball outside when the ice crashed into the jang's roof. >> just at that hole and we heard the ceramic tiles just fall down into the ground and the clanking. then it started to shake, the

whole house shook. >> it was really loud it was like a big knocking crash. because the ice is really hard. >> reporter: the federal aáeuf -- aviation administration is investigating. the ice was white not blue. which means it didn'table come from a lavatory area. >> the airplane fell something from the sky, from that elevation. >> reporter: doctors say there have been 40 cases worldwide in the last 15 years of ice plunging from the sky and not directly linked to airplanes. there's even a name for them, neocryo meteors. so far what happened here remains a mystery. live in fremont, lloyd

lacuesta. san francisco police say photos taken after the beta breakers race could help investigators find a person responsible for throwing a punch that killed a man. steve martin is shown just minutes before the incident that took his life. martin ran the event with a group that ran as trolls. a few moments earlier, the men were socializing with a group dressed as 49ers. he was taken off life support friday. now police need help identifying the people in the photos. >> we can't get enough photographs. everybody, anybody watching, everybody listening, error on the side of caution. if you think you have a picture that may be at all helpful please send it along. >> reporter: police say they don't know if the photos show

the person who assaulted martin but they're especially interested in identifying the man in the jersey and the woman in the orange tutu. three of six stations are being closed and half the staff is being let go. the cuts affect people in brentwood, oakley and bethel island. discovery bay, marsh creek and morgan territory. new at 10:00, ktvu's kelly walker live where the vote happened just more than an hour ago. >> reporter: we're at one of the stations that was the spared those deep cuts. the remaining four stations have a lot of ground to cover. about 250 square feet miles. the sign says historic.

now it's about to be history. >> it's hard now to speak and not hold back the tears. >> reporter: the district is making cuts. the station will close and joe grima will be among those cleaning down their lockers. >> we turned down jobs to come work here. knowing that contra costa was the lowest paid department in the area but it was home. >> reporter: voters rejected a tax measure. >> so you went for the double or nothing thing and you lost and now we all are going to pay for it. >> reporter: tonight the fire protection board cut $3 million from its budget and made some tough decisions about service. >> the ability to respond to our emergencies within the district is going to be hampered. >> reporter: that could mean slower response times for fires like this one on bethel island

last night. the council decided to vote for three stations. >> i am pregnant with twins, if i go into labor at home i'm going to need three people there to help with my delivery because we have three patients now. >> reporter: now there is a trickle down effect here with mutual aid in the neighboring district. for example, last year contra costa fire responded in east contra costa more than 300 times. with these cuts that number is likely to increase. reporting live in oakley, noelle walker. more details now, this is also a day to grieve in that fire district they lost one of their own this morning. engineer william west died at his home surrounded by family and firefighters. he was 56 year old. flags flew at half staff at the knightsen fire house. he is survived by his long time

girlfriend and their teenage daughter. it caused a few tense moments but firefighters quickly controlled a wildfire today in northern san mateo county. the fire broke out above south hill drive in brisbane. news chopper 2 was over the scene and took these pictures. no buildings were threatened and no one was hurt? the nation fire department redistricted the area. open fires are currently banned. restrictions there are day-to- day. in the south bay officials are closing down alum rock because of the fire danger. no record temperatures today but it was hot and dry. >> ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is here to tell us when the fire danger might

ease. >> certainly has already eased. that red flag warning went away early this morning now we have a wind shift. we go outside. these are the highs from today. no report head today but that's hot. antioch-- no record high today but that's hot, right. but it's going to be replaced by this low pressure that's going to start the winds coming on shore. on shore winds cool us off. it also brings in the fog. right now at the golden gate bridge i have winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. and it's out of the west. i've also got fog showing up on some of the satellite images south of monterey bay. things are changing around when i come back i will show you just how much they're going to change around. i'll see you back here at 10:18. >> all around the clock weather coverage continues at ktvu.com. you'll find live radar and up to the minute forecast for communities around the bay area. apple today introduced a new laptop and updated other

products as it kickedapple is t software. and apple says the last three versions of the iphone will get a new operating system that will make siri more responsive to demands. >> who is taller, lebron or kobe? >> lebron james appears to be slightly taller. >> reporter: apple also announced a new mapping system for the iphone and i pad when new software for mobile devices are released, an apple map will replace google maps. it will also allow a user to enter a password once and then post to the internet.

and apple will have a new passbook feature will allow apple to keep boarding passes and gift cards. apple fell today to close at $571.17. it lost another dollar in after hours trading. the legend of steve jobs on film. filming started today and the big stars that were on hand. a jury sentenced a gang member to serve three consecutive life sentences for shooting and killing three members of the bolognia family in an apparent case of mistaken identity. as rob roth reports, the defendant addressed the court for the first time and spoke directly to the victim's relatives. >> reporter: moments before the judge handed down the center. andrew ramos addressed the family. >> there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about

what i did. >> reporter: ramos maintained that a fellow gang member shot and killed anthony bolognia and his two sons. that ramos merely drove the car. >> at times that we -- >> reporter: moments later judge haynes handed down the sentence. >> the possibility parol after each murder. >> reporter: at one point ramos smirked. >> four years we waited so you can imagine today is a good day. it's a blessing day. >> the judge imposed the sentence. he will serve the rest of his life in prison. >> justice is served as the police ever looked for the real shooter. >> reporter: crying by members of the bolognia family

influenced the jury, the judge refused to -- >> the defense says it will appeal in the hopes of getting a new trial. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the los angeles kings won hockey's stanley cup tonight in a game seven victory over the new jersey devils. it's taken the kings 45 years to win the championship. los angeles police are on tactical alert at this hour in case fans get out of hand but so far things are peaceful around the staple center in downtown l. a. ktvu's sports director mark ibanez has the whole story in sports. when the sun goes down in the city, party buses roll out on the town. but some people say they are causing problems. what one assemblyman wants to

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new at 10:00, a hollywood film crew has descended on the south bay. matt keller is live in los altos where famous faces are portraying silican valley's founding fathers. >> reporter: the first day of filming just wrapped up here.

you can see some of the equipment here under wraps in front of the childhood home of steve jobs. many people came out tomorrow and they're going to be coming out tomorrow hoping to get a look at one of hollywood's biggest stars. los altos doesn't normally look like a hollywood set. but when you're telling the life story of steve jobs you have to start here. and behind the garage door you might get a peak of the star of the movie, ashton cutcher. >> it's very cool. we don't normally get movie stars here. it's very cool. >> reporter: that's why the street is lined with classic and not so classic cars. >> they came and they asked us if it was okay for them to like, if we could move our cars some where else if they could put stuff in our driveways, if they could use our street

basically and we said yeah. >> reporter: near by the owner of alo the tta's bakery is happy to see a movie about jobs. >> it's probably nice to get extra people in town. >> reporter: reporting live in los altos, matt keller, ktvu news. the european economy today sent stocks in wall street plunging. closing down almost 143 points at 12,411. the nasdaq was up almost 41 points finishing at 2809. twitter announce today in a tweet that it is moving into a headquarters. about 800 employees are leaving behind a fulsome location. twitter said it would take advantage of the six year tax exempt on new hires for

companies relocating to the tenderloin area. >> facebook is still attracting plenty of visitors. according to comscore, unique visitors rose to 158 million and that's the lowest growth rate since comscores started tracking facebook users in 2008. new information tonight, we now know the name of an antioch man shot to death early saturday morning as he tried to break up a robbery. the victim has been identified as 21-year-old valentino puere. he was coming to the aid of people who were being robbed. the 21-year-old was shot near the intersection of west ninth and i streets. shortly after 2:30 a.m. no arrests have been made. san jose police have identified the 25-year-old man shot and killed at a kareoke bar last night as milpitas

resident tai vu. vu was shot outside of the the kareoke bar. police arrested two people, lee of san jose and andy ho of union city. lee and jimmy ho were book on a murder charge. andy ho was booked under accessory to murder. violent crime increased in oakland by 5.8%, san francisco reported a smaller increase in property crimes 1.6%. violent crime in san francisco however dropped by 6.5%. a nonprofit group is challenging mayor jean quan's

most violent block. the city has said 90% of homicides and shootings take place on approximately 100 blocks. the director of the council says it cannot say the city is wrong because the city is not sharing its methodology or data. a protest through the streets of oakland, the proposed legislation these protesters are rallying against. party buses are being blamed for some problems. jana katsuyama is live at the san francisco library where a community meeting talked about possible solutions. >> reporter: it isn't just san francisco icons bringing people to the city, once the sun goes down, so called party buses roll into the town carrying passengers from bar to bar often serving drinks inside at every stop. club owners now say the buses are trouble, often carrying

under aged drinkers and drunk people who do not buy drunks at the bar. one party bus operator says the buses provide an important service. >> we prevent people from drinking and driving or being under the influence and then getting in their car and driving off. >> reporter: at the meeting, the people discussed regulating the industry. >> it will expand the law that currently is for limosenes and it will expand it to the buses so it will also cover them. >> reporter: the bill will require passengers to sign a contract that says they are over 21 years old. the bill's author jerry hill says ab35 has already gone before the assembly and gone and it will go before a senate

committee later this month. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. it is cooled off rapidly tonight. we have a good strong on shore flow right now. temperatures today that were in the 90s are going to be cooler tomorrow. we already talked about that. over night lows tonight are going to be on the mild side. 59degrees in fairfield. coming up on 60 degrees in the inland valleyings. the isotherm map is going to show you 90s further east. kind of around fairfield, vacaville, the oranges represent 80s. temperatures tomorrow are going to be 5 degrees cooler. and a lot of cooling right along the coast. right now i do have fog right off the coast and i do see patchy fog along the coast. more fog pulling in tomorrow night. when i come back it's at 10:48 we're going to right to your forecast and we'll tell you what you can expect. a $30,000 picasso

lithograph that went missing in a mansion has turned up after a flurry of media reports. the art work reappeared yesterday. the picasso was left propped against a fence. it went missing after a group of 190 teenagers held a party at a mansion. he is currently serving a prison term for money laundering. an explanation in the case of a cabinet member accused of hit-and-run. >> reporter: a shooting on this stretch of interstate 80 has what some are calling eerie similarities to ones in the past. up first, new video just into us from the scene of an

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new video tonight of a man hunt under way in west oakland. after a brief struggle a man took off with a cuff still on one wrist. it happened around 7:30 near 29th and market street. a highway patrol helicopter was called in to support officers working on the ground. so far they haven't found him. a woman is shot in the neck while driving down a major east bay freeway, interstate 80 in richmond. patti lee tells us this isn't the first time a driver has been shot on that same stretch of freeway. >> reporter: the sound of gunfire was captured by shot spotter technology. >> we received a call from california highway patrol regarding a shooting victim at the kaiser hospital in hayward. >> reporter: richmond departments say a 57-year-old newark woman was shot near the

hilltop mall exit. >> she apparently was shot, one shot in the throat. >> reporter: despite that injury she told officers she drove her lexus another 31 miles to the kaiser emergency room in hayward. >> it was scary just to know that just any random person can shoot you just for driving. >> reporter: the incident is a reminder of a series of shootings on this same stretch of i80 in 1998. >> i reported quite a few of them. there were a few in a short amount of time that were similar. >> reporter: too little is known about this most recent shooting to make any assumptions but drivers should be aware. >> try to get off the freeway ao or pull into an area where there's a lot of people. a lot of light. try to draw attention, honk your horn, draw attention to yourself. >> reporter: they have checked these shrubs and checked the edges of the freeway looking for casings but so far they haven't found any. they tell us they expect to get

more details when they interview the victim who we're told is in stable condition tonight. patti lee. the white house announced tonight that u.s. commerce secretary john bryson will take a medical leave after being involved in two hit-and-run crashes. authorities found bryson unconscious at the wheel of his lexus when he hit a vehicle and drove away and hit another vehicle. a commerce department spokeswoman said bryson had suffered a seisure behind the wheel. the new rules let donors send a text message to the campaign and a campaign adds a charge on to the donor's cell phone bill. a similar method was used after

the haitian earthquake. tonight, protesters are targeting one city council member here in the east bay. they try to confront her at her home. we'll tell you why. and at 10:45, practice [ thunk ] sweet! [ male announcer ] the solid thunk of the door on the jetta. thanks, mister! [ meow ] [ male announcer ] another example of volkswagen quality. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. visit vwdealer.com today.

authorities in colorado say they have found the remains of a person reported missing in an area burned by a major wildfire. the remains are identified as those of 62-year-old linda stedmond. stedmond got two emergency notifications to leave but stayed at home any way. the fire is still burning out of control and has burned more than 64 square miles in northern colorado. a proposed ban to crack

town on certain items used by occupy protesters sparked its own protest tonight against the councilwoman behind the idea. new at 10:00, ktvu's amber lee is live to explain why these legal items are being called tools of violence, amber. >> reporter: ken, we're at lake merit where protesters gathered this evening. behind me you can see they posted these fliers with a photo of council member canahan asking for support on a ban she's supporting. >> patty, patty, can't you see, your name will live in infamy. >> reporter: around 1,000 protesters marched to the councilwoman's home. >> it's a violation of our civil rights. we have a right to carry anything we want in our bags that's already legal. >> reporter: the ban does not include every day items.

she says the ban will include objects such as large fields, paint and urine. >> there was a lot of incidents of graffiti, burned cars just all types of things. >> reporter: protesters chanted in front of her home. others burned a small flag. this man told us he supports the proposed ban. >> i mean i feel threatened a little bit when i see people carrying sticks and other types of things, but if they're protesting they need to do it with peace and not in a way where they're going to put other people in harm. >> reporter: police put a watchful eye on the protest but there wasn't any trouble. canahan tells us her ban will go up for a vote next month. amber lee. drivers south of the market

area are about to change new challenges. crews are set to dig up fourth street between harrison and bryant. it's a subway tunnel to link china town. the project is scheduled to be finish in about six years. with friday's deadline to pass a budget, democrats released their version on what to do with a $15.7 billion deficit. the budget from the democrats would ignore the governor's proposal to change the welfare to work program. instead it would save $327 million by ending the work requirement acknowledging it costs the state more money for child care than to write welfare checks with no strings attached. it would also allow the school district to cut school by 15 days. both the democrats and

governor's plan are surrounded around income tax. republicans oppose those taxes but democrats can't approve a budget without their vote. sacramento state have approved two initiatives when voters will have to decide at least eight ballot measures. one proposal would approve mandatory labeling on foods. new development on a story we first told you a year ago. a woman's plea to save her life may help others. she was given the drug and now the fda has approved it for others bag battling advanced

breast cancer. this is the third new genentech medicine approved by the fda in less than a year. head injuries can happen especially in certain contact sports and can be very deadly. genetics could play a role in recovery. >> reporter: the san francisco fight and fitness, head blows are part of the game. >> you just kind of feel like kunk, kunk it doesn't really hurt in the moment. you might see a little bit of stars, you get a little dizzy. >> reporter: falls are accidents, even with no loss of consciousness may never show up on a scan. >> some of the changes are microscopic, the impact. and you can't always pick it up. >> reporter: emerging research suggests how well you recover from blows to the head may depend on your genes.

specifically genes regulating repair of brain cells. >> they have a long time in between where you can do a lot of positive things if you are armed with this knowledge. >> reporter: former nfl player now brain injury researchers tells me about one in five people have the apoefour gene. >> in a severe brain injury you can provide stem cells that regulate the system and provides a better income. >> reporter: head pain once sent him to the hospital he left without being seen. >> i actually don't have health insurance. like a lot of americans. >> reporter: cognizant trouble can develop. but treatment may save brains. the venue for the oscars has a new name. formally known as the kodak theater, the theater reopened

at the dolby theater. the kodak name was ahead of the oscars ceremony earlier this year. also ahead, work begins on a decades old mural what's going on in its place despite some opposition. back here in just 10 minutes, things are cooling off. we have some fog on-site and temperatures cooling down. the five day forecast when i return.

the trial of jerry sandusky began today with graphic testimony. the first witness to take the stand held nothing back as he testified that sandusky had molested him over a period of

five years. in opening statements the prosecutor told the jury sandusky is a quote predatory pedophile. sandusky faces 56 counts of sexual abuse against 10 boys. the 68-year-old former assistant coach denies the allegations. roger clemens perjury trial is nearing an end. the trial is in its ninth week. closing argumenting is set for tomorrow. clemens decided not to take the stand. the former pitcher is charged with lying to congress in 2008 when he denied using steroids and human growth hormones during his 24th season major league career. california firefighters and peace officers who died in the performance of their duties were honored tonight in the east bay. if fallen heros foundation held a fundraiser at the diablo country club in contra costa county. the organization not only pays tribute to fallen first responders it also provides financial aid and programs for the children left behind. >> the proceeds from the golf tournament go directly to the

boys and girls and spouses of those fallen heros. fallen but not forgotten how about that. >> ktvu's channel 2 is a sponsor of the event. our colleague, julie haener served as tonight's master of ceremonies. we have video showing rockets hitting buildings in homs. more than 60 people are said to have died across the area. u.n. observers reported helicopter firing on the area. doctors say they had to restart the 84-year-old's heart. mubarak is said to be slipping in and out of consciousness having difficult breathing and in a deep depression. mubarak is in prison. his health problems could have an effect on this weekend's run off election for president.

a coroner ruled a dingo did take a baby from a camp site. a movie dramatized the event and the phrase "a dingo took my baby." the original art work was painted in the 1980 and is badly worn. some neighbors wanted it restored but a push for a new look won out. >> it's always been kind of questioned. never been like wow that's really amazing. it's kind of like aah. >> reporter: work on the new mural is expected to be finished in august. a major money making golf championship in san francisco. also ahead, 50 years after three inmates escape from alcatraz, the relatives say one thing might prompt the men to

come forward. chief meteorologist bill martin is monitoring changes in

the greatest names in golf along with the biggest fans are gathering at the olympic club tonight. the u.s. open is also expected to pump millions of dollars into the economy. >> reporter: the 112th olympic club is expected to bring a lot

of fans. they will spend around $140 million in the bay area. hotels and food and beverage businesses say the tournament is shining a spot lite on an overlooked section of san francisco. >> we're out here by the beach. some people think it's the boondocks and it brings a lot of people from all over the world. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: near by neighborhood parking is by permit only. spectators are being asked to bring their cars at candle stick park. >> you couldn't get in and out of the neighborhood. i mean you could barely walk in and out of the neighborhood. all these streets were packed with cars. >> reporter: still enthusiasm for the event prompted some residents to rush out and buy bags of souvenirs. >> probably $1,500 of merchandise. i will probably go back and get carried away. i brought my credit card. >> reporter: police tell us that means drivers should

expect traffic tie ups around this event at least through the 7:00 hour. david stevenson. the late painter thomas kinkaid says she has handwritten documents where he leaves her his home. his girlfriend is also seeking to administer $66 million worth of his estate. but his wife claims she is the legal exec -- executor of the estate. 50 years ago today guards at alcatraz discovered they were missing three prisoners. since then the government has been searching for frank morris and brothers clarence and john anglin without success. the three dug their way out of their cells and got on a makeshift raft leaving these dummies behind to buy them time for their escape. two sisters of the anglin brothers came back to alcatraz

and said they never stopped loving or believing in their brothers. >> i always believed that they made it. >> i am proud for. >> the sisters say if all charges were dropped against their brothers they think the men would surface and the mystery of the escape from alcatraz would finally be solved. the temperatures cool off around here. you notice it tonight. even in the inland bay valleys are cooler than they had been. the windows may be able to get closed tonight as the temperatures drop to 50. up here toward the delta near pittsburg, i have wind gusting at 15 miles per hour. what it's going is it's pushing a lot of moist cool air. we did have a red flag warning this morning that is gone. it's going to stay away because when you get moisture this way pushing. it drops temperatures but it

does wondering wopbd -- wonders for the fire conditions. cooler daytime highs and a little bit less wind as well. fog returns to the coast. the microclimates, we're going to see temperatures in the 70s. you cross over the hill of the livermore valley we're in the mid-80s. we will see low 90s again. you have to go inland. you have to get south of morgan hill. 87degrees out toward -- maybe antioch might go 90. you will notice it. the high pressure that was with us is going to make way for low pressure that will send temperatures down. the reason it does that is it's not going to come right over us it just releasing the cap on the fog. the fog will be patchy tomorrow morning. i think we will see it along the coastal sections. i think the fog becomes more profound, more prolific and it's going to be in many neighborhoods then. the fog shows up in a light way

tomorrow and it really shows up as we head toward wednesday. 88 in clear lake, these are your forecast highs for your tuesday. these are still very warm. just not as warm as today. today and yesterday it's pretty toasty out there. if you need heat you just keep going east and you will find it in davis and woodland. 91 in livermore. 90 in pleasanton. 70s and low 80s in fremont and sunny vale. 87 in san jose. we had a little bit of rain last week and it kept the hills a little bit greener. hay fever and pollen sufferers, but this week with this heat, the heat we saw yesterday, the heat we're seeing today. i think it's going to go brown. fire danger is on because things are going to get dry. with that said it's going to be a nice week, not as hot as it has been. >> thank you, bill. >> sure. we have some developing news tonight in the east bay there's late word tonight a person has died on the b.a.r.t.

tracks in san leandro. the bay fair station is closed right now. a b.a.r.t. dispatcher says trains are moving through the station but they're not stopping. emergency officials are on the scene trying to determine how the person ended up on the track underneath the train. the valley transit if tran -- transit officials say lanes will be closed. crews will be redoing union pacific signal gates, the work is expected to take about 10 days. a south bay billionaire buys an nba team. >> plus sports director mark ibanez is here

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sale. mark ibanez is here to tell us about the stanley cup. >> reporter: i guess they'll be calling it hockey wood down in southern california. among the stars, beaches, stanley cup has indeed found a resting place. first time ever the l.a. kings have nabbed the coveted cup and they do it convincely over jersey. the devils dent know what hit them in the first. dustin brown the first one, one h-1/2 later carter will flip it past -- trevor lewis with his own. john jonathan quick is your winner. that's the mvp of the postseason. and it's the first time eighth

seed has ever won the stanley cup. closer to home it is the u.s. open so naturally many a great story will develop over the next week. for now how about the golf coach at the university of oregon qualified for one of the biggest tournaments in the world that of course would be casey martin who you may remember as the golfer who sued years ago. won the right to use a golf cart because of a leg condition. today he spoke about his expectations on the course. >> i said to not shoot 1 million, tongue and cheek obviously i don't get to compete much. i've gone from nothing to the pinnacle of golf. i'm going to go compete, give it my all and see what that means. if it means last place, that's what it means. if it means last place, it's not going to mean last place but you know. >> imagine making it to the finals of a huge event like the french open. right in the middle of it you

have to wait a nervewracking 18 hours to resume. it's the spaniard nedal who handled the delay best taking his seventh french open in four sets over djokevich who was denied his fourth consecutive grand slam. kind of hard on himself. nedal needing only 15 minutes to finish his business. he too has trouble with his head as he bonks himself with the big trophy. he was sometimes referred to as the cuban muhammad ali, stevenson a three time olympic heavyweight champion. a true gentleman with a devastating right hand has died of a heart today. just 62 years old. that is the sporting life for a

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