opponents turn out in force as uc berkeley tries to develop land that occupy uc berkeley wants to remain the same. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. more than 200 people turned out

for tonight's meeting. >> well julie for the past 2- 1/2 hours people have been sounding out about this. many of the people here want to remain vacant. >> i urge you to reject because it fails to meet the requires of sea crop. >> reporter: those opposed to uc berkeley's plant far outnumber those with occupy the farm. >> it's our time to put our foot down and say no, this should all be promoted for agriculture. >> there has never been farming there, there has tháefr been farming there. there can't be farming there in the future. >> reporter: it is at the opposite end of the gill track where the university conducts agricultural research and where occupy protesters plantedded crops during their take over in april. john mogeloff says the project

is a good use of this space. >> it's an empty parcel and here we have a community that has said what they want. >> reporter: the development project would boost the city's tax revenue. >> one of the thing that is the city council has to look at is it's an opportunity for development. also an opportunity to revitalize a part of san pablo avenue the gate way to the city that could use a little help right now. >> reporter: i just checked in, they are still taking public comment. frank and julie we will be here monitoring the situation and if the city council does vote on rezoning in this newscast we'll bring it to you live. reporting live tonight here in

albany, i'm heather holmes. wilfredo "flaco" reyes is awaiting sentencing. ramos received that it was reyes who was the actual killer. and ramos attorney is suspicious about the timing of this arrest. >> one can only think they put off arresting this man because they knew if they got them in during edwin's trial the truth would come out that edward did not murder the bolonia family. jury section got under way in hayward in a wrongful death lawsuit against hanz riser. he was convicted of killing his wife nina in 2008 as the two were in the process of getting divorced. the suit filed on behalf of his

two children seeks $15 million. the attorney representing the children says riser could have hidden assets. riser is serving as his own attorney and has subpoenaed his children to appear in court. they are living in russia with their grant mother and have had no contact with their father since his arrest. ktvu's amber lee live in antioch tells us, the man's friends and family don't understand what touched off a dead chain of events. >> reporter: frank, the beloved barber worked inside this shop alongside many friends tonight they tell us they still can't believe he will never walk through these doors again. >> use this as a lesson to open up your eyes, open up your

hearts. >> reporter: joe stroter owns the barber shop where gonzalez lost his life. they describe gonzalez as a man who had a big hard. >> if he ran into an individual that needed help, he would give them a dollar here or there or offer him help. >> reporter: but it was thursday that gonzalez called them for help, saying he was going to kill himself or an officer. he had no history of emotional problems and that they were looking forward to the birth of their first child together a baby girl due on september 2nd. >> i want to scream, i want to cry, i want to grieve the way i'm supposed to but i can't. >> reporter: friends gathered by danny gonzalez barber chair writing messages and donating family to help his family with

expenses. there will be a memorial tomorrow at the pittsburgh chapel. the public is invited. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police say that autopsy results should help determine what happened to a man found dead along a walking trial. the body was discovered about 5:30 on the west side of the park on 44th avenue. police say the death is suspicious but would not elaborate. san francisco police also say they are pursuing new leads with connection with the running who died following this year's beta breakers foot race. the man suspected of punching 31-year-old steven martin of santa clara seen here in the green wig and causing him to fall on his death may also been responsible for cell phone thefts. >> that could prove very beneficial in the case.

>> reporter: police are also asking anyone who had their cell phones stolen to come forward. police also want to talk to a group of people playing frisbie near martin and his friends before being assaulted. governor jerry brown won a round in the court giving his tax initiative top billing in the ballot. brown's initiative will be placed first out of 10 initiatives and referendums. the governor's initiative would raise salings tax for those earning $250,000. governor brown says pension reform is also necessary to get california's financial house in order. our ktvu field poll find support for two pension report

proposals. 67% support an actual limit when calculating pensions. president obama's next trip to the bay area is expected to focus on oakland. we're told the president will be here july 23rd and take part in a round table discuss about tech issues. he will also attend a fundraiser at the fox theater. tickets raise from $100 to $35,000. sources say a private reception and dinner will follow at a home in the east pay. coming up in 16 minutes, president obama's plan to extend tax cuts but only for some americans. also, mitt romney's reaction. air tankers from around northern california are working to put out a fire that has now burned 3,700 acres in calusa county. smoke from the fire is billowing from an area near maxwell over the upper sacramento valley. firefighters are reporting some progress tonight. they say the fire is now 65%

contained. ken pritchett spoke to firefighters today on the front lines. >> here this afternoon you can see one arm of the fire burning down a hillside and that's by design. calfire used helicopter water drops to shape the fire's edge, and inmate crews to clear out a line ahead of the fire to box it in and stop it cold. this is called the site's complex because it started as five fires. >> three of the fires were contained yesterday, the other two have now burned together as one. >> this is video from last night just hours after the fire started despite the intensity you see here, calfire said it made contact last night but the fire roared down today. >> with these triple digit temperatures it's a major challenge. >> reporter: the cause is unknown, so far calfire had fought twice as many fires at this time as compared to last year but most have been small until now. >> because we didn't get a lot of rainfall this winter, the

grass, the brush is already to burn and with just a little bit of wind that's all it needs for this type of fire to take off. >> reporter: as you look at the car and smoke that's actually coming from two fires off to in the distance to the mendecino. as of this afternoon was only a 10% containment. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on that fire, a huge dc10 air tanker is now on hand to help battle the flames. it can drop as much as 12,000- gallons of fire retardant in as little as eight seconds. calfire says the plane is only used in extreme situations. in santa clara today supporters of the new 49ers stadium expressed anger that a board voted to redirect millions slated for that project. construction is already on the

way in santa clara. last night the oversight board redirected the money. the board wants to use the money for schools hurt by budget cuts. >> they're going to cut back on school hours, they're going to lay off teachers, administrators, they're going to have to do all of that. >> i just don't understand, does a vote mean nothing? >> reporter: the oversight board says it's within its right to with hold the money as the governor desolved the redevelopment agencies earlier this year. the 49ers have sued and a judge has frozen the disputed money while that conflict is in litigation. a growing warning tonight. >> these are three of thousands of people across the country that used a bill paying scam that turn out to be too good to be true. >> back here in 10 minutes the heat is on. we're going to see triple digit heat, we'll tell you

new at 10:00 tonight, city college of san francisco has just eight months now to come up with a new plan to save money and restructure its leadership or it could be forced to close leaving 90,000 students behind. ktvu's ken wayne is live in the city tonight where hundreds of people came out calling for city college to be saved. ken. >> reporter: frank, tonight saw the first major rally in a

campaign to keep the doors open at one of the country's largest colleges. >> students make some noise. >> reporter: it was part pep rally, part call to action. about 200 people gathered into this market street conference room to come up with ways to save city college of san francisco. >> one in three san franciscos has been to city college either taken a class or transferred to a four year. so city college does play a big role in many people's lives. >> reporter: the commission that accredits colleges says city college is at financial risk and suffers from leadership issues and if the problems aren't fixed the college will lose accreditation. without it city college cannot receive funding and could shut down by next march. eric mars says the school has already made drastic changes. >> costs have gone up from $26

to $36 per unit. >> reporter: staff say they have also made sacrifices. >> we haven't had a raise in the last five years, and in the last years we've been reaching into our pockets to try to keep the college afloat. >> we've eliminated 700 classes for the coming fall. >> reporter: nonetheless the president of the college board of trustees says there is more financial fixes available and he doesn't think city college will be forced to close. >> the imminent demise of the college is not the case. >> reporter: john rizo says a meeting is planned tomorrow with a group nicknamed the s.w.a.t. team. those colleges will sit down and begin the process of finding -r ways to save money and address leadership issues they must have an action plan in place by october 18th. ken wayne, ktvu news. the financially troubled postal service announced it is

planning to sell eight properties. the postal service has warned for years it's in dire financial shape. executives hope to cut $22 billion in costs by 2015. other properties for sale include hamilton street in palo alto, bohannon drive, d street, harbor drive, park road, stone pine road, and eight street with an asking price of $2.3 million. the social sharing website pinterest is moving to san francisco. right now pinterest is based in palo alto. the site lets users share their favorite things on the web. a new social media site just for lady gaga fans the bay area companies site that's

helping the star rewrite the rules. lance armstrong went to court to try to save his tour de france titles. a u.s. district court judge in austin dismissed a lawsuit filed by lance armstrong trying to block the latest doping charges against him. the allegations were made in june by the u.s. anti doping agency and they could strip him of his seven tour de france victories. attorneys for armstrong said they will refile the lawsuit possibly as early as tomorrow. thousands of people across the nation have fallen victim to a scam bearing president obama's name. new at 10:00, rita williams talked with two friends here in the bay area about how they got caught in the scam. >> the president wants to pay your utility bills, what a deal. no wonder these three oakland neighbors couldn't wait to spread the good news. >> who found out first? >> i did. >> reporter: you told -- >> me. >> reporter: and then you told.

>> me. >> reporter: so maisha long went online to pay her pg & e using the federal aid program. when asked for a routing number for her bank account she typed in this number, her neighbors gave her. then her social security number and bingo a confirmation, the bill was paid in full. >> i get a phone call this morning and it's -- >> reporter: from? >> it's from my neighbor and it's a scam. >> reporter: a home health worker and single mom is a tearful and fearful victim of identity theft, why did she believe this scam was real? >> because it's the president. >> reporter: and she's not alone. the heat wave big utility bills and bad economy have left many thousands of victims at this scam across the country. >> folks who may have been impacted by this let us know, let law enforcement know. >> reporter: and president obama may be a victim too. >> i'm not voting for him at

all. >> reporter: because of this? >> yeah because of this. >> reporter: these women say they hope by speaking out they will keep others from becoming victims of what's being called the obama utility scam. in oakland, rita williams. >> reporter: a fire in the mendecino national forest may be growing tonight and evacuations are in place. so far national forest officials say they can only estimate that about 2,500 acres have burned. campgrounds have been closed and several communities have now been evacuated. the fire started on saturday at this point the cause is still not known. bay area air quality management officials have designated tomorrow as a spare the air day. district officials are urging people to avoid outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day because of high levels of ground level ozone. they are also asking people to limit your driving if possible and avoid using gas powered tools. they say those efforts really

help lower smog levels. and that spare the air day is coming about because the air is going to compress, it's going to sink and it's going to warm. not so much today. it was hot inland but temperatures mostly in the 70s and 80s in the bay. but tomorrow a complete difference. what happens is the high pressure sets up, compresses the fog. it keeps it down below the coastal hills. keeps that cooling influence from going inland. when the air compresses it sinks and warms. temperatures tomorrow in the inland valleys. we might see triple digits as we go through the week. i'll have all the complete forecast details back here at 10:45. an orange county bomb squad detonated six grenades found underneath a ditch. that's about 35 miles southeast of los angeles. the fbi was called in to investigate because there was a large number of the devices.

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18 of the properties all owned by jane blandy. a total of 467 housing code violations. >> included in the settlement is a payment of $800,000 in civil penalties to the city which is the largest ever received for a housing code case. >> reporter: one tenant says her apartment has black mold. vela valen to the best -- valentino said her apartment flooded knee high several times. >> when i asked him how i was supposed to wash my dishes, he told me to put them in the bathtub. it's really hard when you are a single mom and you're trying to do the right thing to try to keep it together and there's people like that that make it really hard for you. >> reporter: another tenant at

1732 oak dale said the tenant failed to take care of a sewage spill. >> he is saying he had an outside individual do the repairs and not himself. >> reporter: he must pass annual inspections for the next five years. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. and at ktvu.com we have posted new details on the settlement. president obama today called for extending some of the bush era tax cuts. he wants to keep them in place for americans earning less than $250,000 a year but not for those who earn more than that. and he said republicans should agree. >> the republicans say they don't want to raise taxes on the middle class, i don't want to raise taxes on the middle class. so we should all agree fix then the tax cuts for the middle class. let's agree to do what we agree

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investors going gaga. >> reporter: elizabeth ortiz and other fans are called little monsters. >> it's inspired by lady gaga it's called little monster. >> reporter: but now the so called mother monster has launched her own social networking website little monsters.com. >> it gives a place to go and leave the rest of reality behind. >> reporter: the social networking website was in beta testing for month and just went public today. it's similar to facebook and twitter. you can have followers, chat, postcomments and pictures. but unlike facebook this is all gaga all the time. >> i found that little monsters.com was definitely my go to social network because of all the fun things it has to offer. >> reporter: palo alto based company back plane developed little monsters develop. the company raised from

investors far more than it needed. >> clearly facebook did in fact, make a ton of money on the ipo and initial investors got a really powerful return. this could get as equally powerful a return. >> little monsters.com could chip away at the investors. tech analysts believe this could lead to more celebrities, brands and companies doing the same thing. >> we have not explored the possibilities. a bay area restaurant has found a way to serve froie gras legally despite the ban of the sale. managers at the restaurant say they are exempt from the state

legislation that went into effect july 1st banning the sale of duck and goose liver. dismal numbers sent stocks dropping. the aluminum maker was the first to release their earnings. if you discovered the bug knocked you offline, call your servers to get you reconnect. apple's green connection is being questioned tonight. some analysts suspect it may be tied to the new mac book pros which use glue to put together

the batteries and can't be taken off for recycling. a consumer organization is calling for an overhaul to expand protections to online and cell phone information. the call came just hours after a congressional economy announced law enforcement agents made requests for private cell phone records last year. the majority of those requests were presented in the form of a subpoena. at&t announced today it is dropping it's legal fight against the massachusetts businessman who's company's phone bill came close to $90,000. someone hacked into the company's telephone system and racked up that huge phone bill making calls to somalia. at&t sued the busy man $1.5 million to recover the bill and interest. he counter sued and at&t dropped its claim. an oakland community is shaken after five people were shot outside a movie theater in

what most consider to be a pretty safe part of town. noelle walker tried to talk to major quan about the shooting and got an interesting -- mayor quan about the shooting and got interesting reremarks from the mayor. >> reporter: crime scene tape is unnerving in any neighborhood. but five people shot oud of a busy movie theater, an area of oakland that relies on tourism is not just unnerving it's bad for business. >> a lot of people have invested a lot of their money to move to this area. it's rich in diversity, so much to offer but we need to be safe. >> reporter: we try to get some assurances from mayor gene quan. >> i have a question about the shooting. >> i haven't been briefed. >> reporter: i'm sure you heard about it. >> reporter: i asked the same question of former mayor and now governor brown.

>> oakland is having a great deal of crime. it's been one of the high crime cities in a long long time. i still think it's a great city. i live here, i'm here several times a week. i would just say to the police chief and others in charge you have to do better guys. >> reporter: the assistant police chief were back at the regency theaters. the opd tells us they've increased patrols in the area as well. but sandra martin who moved from piedmont five weeks ago is questioning the wisdom of her move. >> i am concerned did i make the best decision. >> reporter: at that unrelated press conference today, governor brown quipped that maybe when he finished being governor he would come back and have another term of mayor when may -- another term as mayor

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tensions were running high and soon fists started flying it happened outside a courtroom in florida today. two families showed up for a hearing in a double homicide case in which the stand your ground law is being sited. the hearing was cancelled but an argument followed and then that fight broke out. deputies there drew tasers but didn't use them. three people were taken into custody. a thief with a portion to direction snatched a purse then ran right to the police station. a ktvu camera was there and brought us these pictures as the arrest happened. the victim waved the police officer down and about 20 officers rushed in to help. the suspect was arrested and the stolen items recovered. in news of the world tonight in the middle east the palestinian authority has

approved the exhumation of the former leader arafat. they found polonium in some of his personal belongings. they want to see if the death resulted from radio active poisoning. the question then would be who poisoned him. in afghanistan, a man hunt is under way for the taliban fighters who executed a woman in public and video taped it. the young woman was shot to death after being accused of adultery. dozens of men watched and cheered as it happened. afghan officials say they won't tolerate such killings. those killings were fairly common under taliban rule. a man from new jersey and two britains were gored today in the running of the bulls in pamplona. all were gored in the leg. these were the most gorings during the runs this year. a popular family winery in el dorado county burned to the ground over the weekend but

today the owners vowed to rebuild. the fire started at the oak stone winery saturday morning. they heard some sort of explosion. people stop bid the winery to offer words of support. the owner says she is still in shock. >> it was just all over in one morning. >> firefighters did keep the flames from spreading through the vineyards but no word yet on what caused if fire. a sacramento resident has filed a lawsuit against hyundai. the suit accuses hyundai of advertising the 2011 and 2012elantra as a 40-mile per gallon car. the federal mileage estimated for city driving is 29 miles for those cars.

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a wildfire in san bernadino county has now burned 7,500 acres. it's burning above highway 18

in waterman canyon near panorama point. state route 18 is closed to all traffic from lower to upper old water man canyon road. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ground was broken today on an ultra model airport tower. >> reporter: its seismic safety iffy. the new tower will be taller at 250 feet. it'll be the most sophisticated tower on earth. >> technology for guiding planes safely in and out of this airport, this will be the next generation tower. >> reporter: despite the enormous amount of technology

coming our way, safety demands that air traffic controllers have their eyes on the plane and on the ground. >> in addition to the airplanes that move around in the airport there are hundreds of cars, trucks, baggage carts, trucks other vehicles moving around the airport as well. >> reporter: made to look like the torches that once led ships to safe port, it will guide the airplanes. >> if you're all operating in one facility what you have is a much more efficient operation. >> reporter: the two new towers represent a much needed move into the future for air traffic long stifled by the 9-11 terror attacks and the recession. >> it's extremely important that we make the advancements that we need. state, local and federal

officials gathered at the port of oakland to announce a $15 million grant to pay for rail development at the port. the money will be part of the larger redevelopment plan as part of the port operations. the money comes from the tiger program. voters will get a chance to vote on whether the hetch- hetchy should be shut down. the reservoir provides water for 2-1/2 million bay area residents. san francisco election officials have 30 days to verify those signatures. cpmc is standing firm on a development deal in san francisco that was thrown into doubt by leak documents. warner held a conference. the deal to build a multi

million dollars hospital includes updates to a st. luke campus and a commitment to keep it up for six years. but there's still a clause for a profitable closure if it falls too low. >> we've committed to operating that hospital for at least 20 years unless we have a substantial decline in our ability to do so. >> mayor ed lee and brunner are hoping that it gets approval soon. and welcome back we have fog right along the coast right now. and we're going to see temperatures that are going to be warmer tomorrow because that fog is stuck right at the coast. that doesn't allow the air to get inland we talked about that earlier. mid-50s, upper 50s in the warm spots. tomorrow as you rush in the bay area microclimates, you're going to be in the low 80s.

upper 80s as you get out toward walnut creek. then you get past the mount diablo range, southern santa clara and you're going to find temperatures coming up on 100 degrees. that's tomorrow. looks like wednesday is going to be warmer than that. the computer model puts fog right at the coast. this is tomorrow morning early. you see how you don't see a lot of it, right along the coast extends fog. maybe some drizzle and certainly some low visibility on the great highway. in the afternoon the fog is a player but everybody staying pretty hot because that cool air can't get inland. for tomorrow then the fog is right along the coast. the extended forecast is a summer weather pattern. tomorrow is a spare the air day. wednesday is probably going to be a spare the air day. wednesday should be the hottest day. the heat from the east is coming our way. that high pressure is shifted and as it shifted our temperatures are going to warm up. so this is pretty typical for this time of year. we got the spare the air days. we're not looking for strong offshore winds at all but we're

going to have humidity. i expect thursday some of those inland valleys could be hotter. forecast high in clear lake 96, 75 in richmond. temperatures significantly warmer tomorrow. around the bay you have 78 in hayward, 79 in castro valley. those temperatures will warm up a little bit on wednesday but the real heat is in those inland bay valleys. where any moisture is not going to get there. 80 in los gatos. as we head to the coast it's going to be cool in pacifica. and you have by the ballpark you may be 76 degrees. the five day forecast then pretty warm, actually hot the next couple of days. we haven't had that many 100 days. in the spare the air day i

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fans at large all weigh in on what think think is wrong with lincecum. another pitcher receives the honor of starting the all star game. matt caine arguably the most consistent pitcher in all the play major leagues will be one of four giants starting. game counter part for the american league is justin verlander who is highly regarded by the giants right hander. >> it's been impressive to watch him the way he goes about his business you know from the first-inning to a lot of times the 9th inning. a lot of times it helps me. if i'm starting that day i think about what i want to go, i want to go at least 8 innings or 9 innings as well as he did. it's always fun for me to be able to watch those guys. this next story almost humorous. given enough time jackson is going to wear out his welcome wherever he goes. the yankees no longer want him

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