jerry sandusky is led away in handcuffs tonight after a pennsylvania jury found him guilty of dozens of counts of sexual abuse. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. guilty on 45 of 48 counts. former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is back behind bars tonight. his bail revoked after a jury convict him of sexual abuse. it's a case that has captured the attention of the entire nation. reporting craig boswell is in belafont pennsylvania where the verdicts were announced just hours ago. >> reporter: after 20 hours of deliberation, the jury finds jerry sandusky guilty on 45 of

48 charges in his child sexual abuse trial. at first cheering and then angry chanting. >> rot in hell. >> reporter: as jerry sandusky is led out of the courtroom in handcuffs. he sat quietly while his wife dottie looked on shaking. he stood accused on 10 counts of sexual assault abuse. >> we were attempting to climb mount everest from the bottom of the mountain. well obviously we didn't make it. >> reporter: thursday night, sandusky's own adopted son matt claimed he was also molested. the sequestered jury did not know about that deliberation. during closing arguments, sandusky was described as a pedophile preys on children from his charity.

his attorneys say they will appeal. in belfonte pennsylvania, craig boswell. >> more details, tonight's verdict is not the end of the case. at least two formal investigations are looking at how penn state handled the case and two senior individuals are facing criminal charges for failing to report the suspected child abuse and then lying about it under oath. and in 20 minutes tonight, the case of the south bay man on trial for assaulting a priest he says molested him years ago. there's word tonight that a kidnapper paroled this week after decades blind bars is now living in mountain view. matt keller is live now in mountain view where people are just learning about their parolee living in their community.

>> reporter: his mother lives here in this condominium community and neighbors told me they remember her son's infamous crime. mountain view police told me 57- year-old richard shellingfield arrived in the city last night. they would not confirm his exact location but his mother mary lives here. >> is richard here? are you planning on him being here? >> reporter: she said he wasn't there and did not know if he would be. but the mountain view police told us they will continue to work closer with paroled shellinfeld to protect the community. james shellingfeld and wood are still in prison. another brother john spoke to us from his business. >> what they did was horrible,

by the same token they've been in prison for a long time. >> reporter: the parol family has heard about the case and has mixed feelings about an ininfamous parolee living near by. >> it's very scary and unnerving. >> just some old guy that got in a big mess many years ago. it's not going to freak me out. >> reporter: police say schoenfeld is being ordered to stay away from any victims or their families. reporting live in mountain view, matt keller. a soldier from the central valley has died in afghanistan. 22-year-old sergeant jose rodriguez was killed on tuesday. he was from the town of gustine. he died fighting in kandahar. he died by enemy fire.

at 10:30, the story of a danville marine killed in afghanistan. his family and friends came together tonight as the community prepares to honor him in a big way tomorrow. in oakland, police are investigating two deaths. one is considered suspicious, the other a homicide. earlier at about 1:30 this morning a woman's body was found in the oakland hills near highway 13 and mountain boulevard. police described that victim as a young african american woman we're told that she suffered a gunshot wound. so far that woman has not been identified. the other body was spotted by an amtrak conductor in a canal near the coliseum. police say it appears the body had been in the drainage ditch for some time. detectives said the body was partially in the water. the water in the canal goes in and out with the tide. >> the tide comes out and the tide goes downright here so sometimes this is completely full. and then it drains completely out. so you never know where that

body came from. >> reporter: police say they'll have to wait until monday for information from the coroner's office about the man's identity and cause of death but they do consider it to be suspicious. pride weekend is under way tonight in san francisco. the festivities kicked off about 7:00 this evening with hundred s of people taking part. amber lee is live in the city to tell us tonight's march was dedicated to one individual. >> reporter: in the castro the mood is festive because it is gay pride week. but the message is also somber, say no to hate. tonight's ninth annual transgender march was dedicated to this transgender woman who was killed in oakland. marching publicly tonight is a new experience for many. some came carrying signs honoring 37-year-old brandy martell a transgender woman shot and killed in the streets of oakland. >> i just miss her so much and i can't wait till they catch

this person. because it really has our community in an uproar. >> reporter: organizers told us this march started after the killing of a transgender teen arajo in 2002, they are disgruntled that years later transgenders are still been murdered. >> to increase employment and to decrease unemployment in our transgender community. you have our commitment to do that together with you. >> reporter: but many transgenders told us acceptance is hard to find, especially outside of san francisco. >> a lot of these people are not in san francisco, they're taking a bus back to the east bay. that's what we need to work on. >> reporter: some transgenders told us being open about their identity has caused pain that few can understand. 50-year-old leon mastervoy says

he lost his relationship with his parent five years ago. >> gender is not something that we choose. you're not always born in the right bodies. >> reporter: the transgender community marched with pride but awaiting progress. hoping that some day they will be safe from violence and other forms of discrimination. live in the castro, amber lee. more details on an important symbol of pink pride. the wood triangle, wooden boxes were opened up and unloaded. it's a tradition that dates back 17 years. a pink triangle was used by the natzi's to label tkpwaeu people. organizers of this display say it now serves as a reminder of inhumanity imposed on oppressed minorities around the globe. there are several events on tap for gay pride. the installation of that pink

triangle begins tomorrow with a ceremony on twin peaks. the dyke march begins at 9:00 p.m. this is video of last year's pride parade. the event will begin at market and beal streets. the parade then makes its way up market, finishing at eighth and market near the civic center. this year's theme is global equality. for more information on the dozens of weekend pride events go to ktvu.com and scroll down to the hot topics segment. david blackenhort wrote a piece in today's u.s. u.s. times. he said i took a stand against gay marriage, but as a marriage advocate it's time for me to back same-sex marriage and emphasize the good it can do.

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it's been almost three weeks but a proposed state tax on tobacco has been defeated. proposition 29 was too close to call. but now it's losing by a narrow margin of 200 votes. today supporters of the proposition conceded. jana katsuyama is live now in san francisco with what may have contributed to prop 29s defeat, jana. >> reporter: the proposition would have increased the tax on cigarette packs. for weeks the fate of the tobacco tax was up in the air. but today it was clear the tax had lost at the ballot box. today this store's owner, says it would have hurt his

business. the issue had smokers and nonsmokers alike fired up. some nonsmokers voted against the tobacco tax. >> i think it's not good that they have added so much taxes on it. they need a break. >> it's just too much. with tax as high as it is. >> reporter: john waka is one of the few that interestingly smoke and voted for the tax. >> big tobacco spent over $50 million telling lies that the money was going to stay out of state. the money was going to stay here in california. >> reporter: a field poll just weeks before the election showed prop eight winning but the polls lead analyst says lackluster voter turn out may have contributed to prop 8's defeat. >> this was a really low turn out election. most of the voters were over the age of 50 and that was the

population group that was most opposed to it. >> reporter: a new california law now requires all propositions to be in the november general election, so anti smoking advocates say they are considering another initiative in the future. live in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. the 10 model s model tesla's rolled off the production line. the model s retails all the way up to $100,000. the company says it has a range of 265 miles. the model s can also get an 80% quick charge in about 44 minutes. >> they proved they could make a real car, they have a roadster i have one and i love it. i k-pt wait to drive out of -- i can't wait to drive out of here in my new car. >> tesla says another 25,000 customers have reserved one.

in 25 minutes a mayor recall of a chevrolet. we'll have the details coming up. >> both of you are charged with count one. >> reporter: prosecutorred charged the two men with assault and battery -- prosecutors charged the two men with assault and battery. during a two week long pretrial hearing sanchez had been

represented by a private attorney quinonez. today quinonez stepped aside saying he had only agreed to represent sanchez for the pretrial. >> i'm gone that fry regardless, pro. they got it pro, needlesly we need to come up with a good [ bleep ] defense. both men will face trial here if convicted, sanchez faces 11 years in prison, norwood nine years. if they're convicted in that federal case, they could each get an additional 10 years in prison. christien kafton, ktvu news. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage as the stow case goes to trial, we will bring you the very latest developments on air and online. on wall street stocks bounced back closing the week

on an up note. the dow closed up 67, the nasdaq was up 33. financial stocks rose today too. state lawmakers are working on a new plan to regulate california's mortgage industry. previous efforts had stalled. the new laws would prevent lenders from foreclosing while loan modifications are pending. they would also allow lenders to have a single point of contact for borrowers. people who play games on the zynga website are now expected to see adds. the move is part of a strategy to follow its users beyond the social networking site. sponsors stories add

include users like names and pictures. they are also giving more notice and information using other forms of sponsored updates. lance armstrong filed a report responding to the latest doping allegations against him. the tour de france winning is accusing the anti doping agency of breaking their own rules and possibly breaking federal law. but 10 former teammates are willing to testify that armstrong either used performance enhancement drugs or talked about using them. armstrong has always denied doping. the weather tonight sure didn't feel like summer but they weren't complaining up in

sears point. today was qualifying day. less than a week ago it was about 90 degrees in sonoma, today it was much colder but drivers say the cooler temperature give their cars more grip. and fans say they don't mind the weather at all. >> i love it it makes the race more fun instead of being here in 105 weather which happened to me another time. yeah it's great. >> today's chilly weather also didn't stop kids from diving in in a swimming pool in nevado. the kids tell us it was getting out of the water that was the hard part. and temperatures have dropped off quite a bit over the past several days as much as 15 to 30 degrees. even a little bit of snowfall to report. just a .01 for yucaya and trace amounts for santa rosa. this cold front weakening over northern california but still strong enough to set in quite a

bit of moisture. we have overcast skies and right around the bay. it will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning. fremont 53, san jose 54 degrees. and here is our forecast model at least for the overnight hours showing me quite a bit of cloud cover and a good chance of drizzle first thing saturday morning. but this will be changing into the afternoon hours, coming up we'll show you the change for the saturday afternoon forecast. i'll also show you the warmest day of the weekend. the fire that forced hundreds of flights to be cancelled today. also a motion for a mistrial, the

a fire at an air traffic facility in atlantic city virginia caused traffic for travelers all over the country. the loss of electronics meant airlines could not track their flights as quickly as usual and hundreds of flights ended up being cancelled. there were also big delays at san francisco international airport. in some cases arrivals and departures were as much as a couple of hours late because of the low clouds and drizzle. flights to and from the east coast were also delayed because of intense thunderstorms back east. the most recent happened on 19th and capp street. the other about five blocks away on june 15th. both incidents involved two attackers and the descriptions are similar in both cases. the two men approached the women from behind, one is short, the other tall. police say both may be latino

or one latino and one black. a new twist today in the trial of will lynch. he's the man accused of beating up the priest who allegedly molested him as a child. now lynches attorneys are asking for a mistrial. >> reporter: will lynch's defense team emerged from the courthouse today upbeat. after their meeting with the district attorney's office and the judge. attorney pat harris showed us a copy of a compliant filed today. a motion for a mistrial based on misconduct by the prosecution specifically vicki jemetti. will lynch is accused of beating up father charles lindner. lynch claims he and his brother were abused by father lidner. >> she questioned him and he

lied about a very material fact in this specific intense whether or not he had molested lynch and he continued. the fact that he purgered himself, this trial should have been called off. >> reporter: the motion that it is misconduct when a prosecutor informs the court, the defense and jury that a witness may not tell the truth and that the prosecution is somehow precluded from calling that witness at all. the legal back and forth may not be resolved on monday even if the judge sides with the prosecution. legal experts say lidner can still invoke the fifth amendment. in morgan hill police say they've made an arrest now in a hit-and-run that left a 22-year- old plan badly injured. 28-year-old sandra arias has been arrested and charged with felony hit-and-run. police say her volkswagen

beetle has damage consistent with hitting a pedestrian. friends of the victim joshua value -- valdez have been holding events to raise money for his medical care. marines gather

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new at 10:00 the community of danville is preparing to honor a 19-year-old marine killed in afghanistan with a permanent memorial. ktvu's eric rasmussen joins us now with a special group of men who traveled to the bay area from all over the country so they could be part of a special ceremony tomorrow, eric. >> reporter: the family tells us more than 20 marines who are

serving with joshua corral are coming back now to remember him. they will help dedicate a statute of the classic battleship cross tomorrow but we had a chance to speak to a few of them tonight. >> reporter: on saturday, these marines will be in full uniform to honor a fallen brother but today they came together to share stories about their friend joshua corral. >> probably the most self-less person i've ever met. >> makes me smile every day, every day i was over there. >> reporter: vu was by correll's side when he died last november. >> all i did was there, in support of him. held his hand till the last -- so. >> reporter: now vu and zack garfield have come back from colorado along with danielle from texas. >> it means everything to us.

these guys were with choch and they are his brothers. >> reporter: the statute will remain covered until tomorrow. but we got a glimpse of it tonight. it is solid bronze, 5'8" tall, the same height as corral. these men don't know when or where they'll be deployed next but say they still believe in their mission. >> we went over there, did our job, came back home. lost two guys in our platoon. but wouldn't have it any other way. they wanted us to come back home and we're all home now. >> reporter: tomorrow's memorial dedication will begin at 8:00 a.m. new beginnings for veterans, coming up at 10:45 tonight, the new center that opened today in palo alto geared toward healing returning service members. in florida, both the president and mitt romney are courting the latino vote this week at the meeting of the

national association of latino elected and appointed officials. presumptive republican mitt romney spoke yesterday. republican senator marco rubio of florida blasted the president accused him of playing politics with immigration. saying president obama only comes to the group when it's election time. they gave a much different reception to the president when he spoke today when he spoke about the policy change. and also about the chances of passing the so called dream act. >> we should have passed the dream act a long time ago, it would you say written by members of both parties, when it came up for a vote a year and a half ago republicans in congress blocked it. >> mitt romney told the same crowd he would veto the dream act if it's passed during his presidency. the u.s. coast guard

recovered a body today at the sonoma county coast. a fisherman found the body just before 6:00 this mortgage off bodega head. the sonoma sheriff's office is now investigating. a 22-year-old santa rosa man was reported missing on june 9th. bader reportedly fell from a cliff at bodega bay. a couple claimed not guilty of shooting a man who was reportedly their daughter's pimp. the couple believed had turned their 17-year-old daughter into a prostitute. but their attorney said evidence shows plenty of other people apparently wanted sneed dead. >> the prosecution has provided insufficient evidence to show that our clients were the only people that had a motive to shoot mr. sneed. >> i would hope that a jury will look at it and see that

while we may have a great deal of sympathy for what occurred and the frustration of the parents, it's still not acceptable behavior for a civilized society. >> reporter: the couple remained in jail in lieu of $2 million jail. they are due back in court next monday. changes are on the way in a string of fires of homeless encampments throughout the bay. city leaders are changing their strategy when it comes to combating homelessness. firefighters sprang into action when they were called shortly after 9:00 this morning to a homes encampment near tully and center road. now investigators are looking into the cause. >> since it's a homeless encampment it leads us to that suspicion that it was a heating source or cooking source. >> reporter: city officials say there are 60 homeless encampments in san jose which

house up to 900 people. >> they have floors and walls, pretty much anything you can put into your house, they are very creative. >> reporter: besides putting up fires there they often handle medical calls. this homesman who didn't want to be identified, says he realizes it's dangerous but he survives by minding their own business. >> their problem is their problem, my problem is my problem. >> reporter: city officials say they are trying to prevent the homeless from setting up crimes. three creek clean ups have taken place in the last month and more are scheduled. but even when tents and belongings are taken away, many times transients returns. >> we're trying to start a relationship with them, to let them know there are alternatives to encamping. >> reporter: on july 1st, more people will be added to a homeless outreach team. their goal to get people out of encampments for good. reporting in san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2

news. pg & e and the san francisco fire department say they are working together to improve communication between the two agencies. this comes after the wake of a fire. fire officials say the utility detailed improvements it is now making in dispatch, response and mapping. he dressed up as a woman and attacked a singer during a performance. how spoátars defended the man -- how supporters defended the man even as his sentence was coming down. we have clouds throughout most of the bay area. the clouds will be clearing out. the temperature change you can expect for

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wind whipped flames today fogged the city of saratoga springs. authorities there ordered the evacuation of 1,600 homes. the fire started yesterday near a dump. the bureau of land management says it was started by target shooters when a boulder hit a rock and caused a spark. the discovery oaf a dead baby in placer county is now being treated as a homicide. the body was discovered in a trash bag near auburn. a woman walking noticed a bag and smelled a strong odor. the baby was near term about three to six weeks before it was due. there's no word on the gender or whether the baby was delivered alive. a santa clara superior court judge sentenced a vietnamese man for attacking a

singer. tong is an anti communist who dressed up as a woman and was convicted of spraying a tear gas like substance at a singer from vietnam. he says the concert was trying to promote communism. >> as a veteran, i fought for freedom over there, why shouldn't they help here. >> reporter: after time already served, tong will likely spend another 54 days in jail. a quick impeachment trial, lugo was removed from office after a crack down that left seven people dead. hundreds of lugo supporters took to the streets and battled with riot police. some 4,000 rank in file officers are taking part

demanding higher pay. right now they earn less than $200 a month. in some places they've taken over police barracks and burned files and furniture. the officers are also demanding direct talks with bolivia's president. in norway, the testimony ended today in the trial of brevick. he admits of killing 72 people. brevick claims h he is a resistant fighter that was trying to save the áf his country. general motors has issued a recall for almost a half million cars. gm says the models of its popular chevy cruze run the risk of fire. the fire can start when oil leak are spilled into a hot shield under the engine. the recall involves 7,200 cars made between 2010 and may of this year. it was the biggest recall for

the cruze since it was introduced. the bus monitor bullied by kids received an apology today. today one of the students involved issued an apology saying i'm sorry for how i treated you. when i saw the video i was dis disgusted that i did that. i will never treat anyone like this again. it was not just another building it's one of the v.a.s first ever centers dedicated solely to healing the invisible wounds of war. also june gloom today but what

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new at 10:00 a new facility that many say provides a valuable service for military veterans opened its doors today in palo alto. rita williams went inside for a tour and talked with some of the men and women there who say the center will help them heal. with that the v.a.'s newest mental health center opened in palo alto. after two tours of duty in iraq, army veteran chris hurt knows firsthand the mental hurt military men and women bring with them. >> i wasn't going outside anymore. i was just locking myself up and i was just drinking excessively. >> reporter: suffering from post-traumatic stress, hurt was briefly committed to a

psychiatric unit in the old facility. >> compared to the old place it's night and day. it's amazing. >> reporter: the new center is designed to be therapeutic from the gardens to the windows. >> when you walk in and get that comfortable feeling it's a great deal. >> reporter: navy veteran dawn saugen walked into the old psychiatric ward 17 months ago deeply depressed. >> i was opt brink of taking my own life. >> reporter: in this country about 18 veterans a day do commit suicide. >> in the va we're making some progress. but it's important i think to remember that no suicide is tolerable. >> reporter: under criticism, the v.a. has now started hiring nearly 2,000 mental health staffers nationwide. more people and more centers like this one the v.a. says will help heal the invisible wounds of war.

in palo alto, rita williams ktvu channel 2 news. two first responders were honored today in the south bay for a quick thinking rescue. paramedics sean ellis and emt bryan newton saw flames coming from a home in san jose last week so they stopped their vehicle and ran inside to rescue a sleeping teenager. >> i can't really thank them enough for what they've done. but, yeah. i will remember them for my life, forever. >> the two are quite modest about the incident. they say they were just doing their jobs and that they don't consider themselves to be heros. ground breaking ceremonies in the east bay today marked the start of some long awaited road improvement work on highway 4. caltrans says the project will complete a four lane roadway from south of laurel road. caltrans is also building an interchange. it's hoped that the new lanes will ease traffic congestions

in the area. some residents voice some concerns today about the project. the warriors want to build a new arena on piers 30 and 32 along the city's waterfront. members of the rincon neighborhood association issued an open letter it says having a probasketball arena as well as a ballpark would threaten the family friendly appeal. the cool temperatures, the big weather story for today with those readings only maxing out in the 60s and 70s and not much change for your upcoming weekend. right now the map is on storm tracker 2. only a few rain showers primarily to the north. still reports of drizzle locally. in fact, sfo reports of drizzle right around oakland. right around the bay. as far as temperatures from

today you can see the range from the upper 60s in pacifica to the 60s around the bay. warmest locations inland in the low to mid-70s. if you thought the temperatures were belove average you were wrong. 83degrees only maxing out at 65. forecast headlines for tonight we do have this, more clouds cover. drizzle out there. the weekend forecast features morning overcast and cool weather pattern remains in place. the extended we gradually continue to increase those numbers. as you can see this cold front weakening over northern california, increasing showers. this will be the source of a few sprinkles or some drizzle for the other night hours. as we head into saturday the cloud will be on the decrease. once the clouds move out, on shore winds 20 to 0 miles per hour as we head into the afternoon hours. here is our forecast model

showing you some of the overcast and once we have some drizzle firsthand. and we take this into the afternoon hours, the clouds on the decrease for the cool air remains in place. we could have some patchy fog develop by late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. if you are heading to check out the nascar racing, no major heat in fact, this area last saturday was right around 100 degrees tomorrow. only forecasting a high of 68 degrees by about 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at those numbers once again berow -- below the average. oakland 63, warmest locations right around 70, san jose tops out 68 and san francisco the overcast and the drizzle tomorrow morning, temperatures 60 by about 2:00 or 3:00. your weekend always in view and your weekend almost here. a little bit warmer for your

sunday but no big changes. we gradually grow those numbers into tuesday and wednesday of last week. a few days ago i was getting complaints that it was too hot. now there's complaints that it's too cold. i can't get it right. a new movie by emeryville's pixar called brave hit the big screen across the nation today. it's the story of mereda. she's a feisty teenage girl who tkupt want to follow the rules. she-- who doesn't want to follow the rules. she also the oldest daughter of a king but she's not the pampered princess. >> she is a teenager so she's trying to reconcile who he is with the way the world sees her. >> the movie's producer says brave is a bit darker than some of the pixar's over films but she says young viewers will be able to handle it.

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mark is off tonight, fred is here, a's giants playing tonight. and i guess if you're tim lincecum fan the beat goes on. >> the glass half empty glass full. how do you want to look at this

but tim lincecum's father earlier lincecum's father told usa today that the local media is hoping that his son will fail. imagine celebrating your 16th birthday by throwing the oeing pitch and then your father saying i love you. but he's not in iraq, he's hiding behind some a's players, surprise. cue the tears. meanwhile lincecum allows three runs before recording an out. he already trailed 1-0. oakland loads the bases, smith smashes the first. throws the home, weeks slides in. sanchez has his foot off the

plate. everybody safe, 2-0. brandon, ing another run. manager bruce bochy has seen this too many times. lincecum throws one deadly inning every time. the giants ran the bell, splices this ryan cook pitch to left. can't get there. buster posey comes home. sandoval ignoring the stop side at third. he ties the game. little gets a back to back rbi single. that's your game winning rbi the giants hang on to win 5-4. they are now three back of the dodgers who lost to the angels tonight. vallejo native gordon sits in the front door for the toyota sprint 500. it's ambrosse who set a new record time. the speed gordon and ambross will win his second place

position. almendinger is number 22 now. >> it's a fun place to race. but it's just really about attacking the racetrack at the right time but being conservative at the right time. i feel we're going to have a good chance to get out there and run up front. >> that game is going to be on sunday night. that's sports. unites back back to beat the a's. tim lincecum did not get the loss, did not get the win. >> fred, thank you. thank you for trusting kt have been u channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> mornings on 2, will be joining us tomorrow. we're al

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