it was great to see ross and i just cannot wait the moment we are going to be together. ross, theo and me here in san francisco. >> an emotional night for eliana lopez, she spends three hours on the hot seat answering questions about her marriage to

ross mirkarimi. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. she testified quote to grab my arm is not domestic abuse. she says the incident lasted one seconds but has turned her life into a disaster. amber lee is live in city hall where she sat in in today's hearing and describes an exhausting night for the witness. amber-- >> reporter: frank during the three plus hours of testimony, eliana lopez appeared to go through a roller coaster of emotionals from tears to laughter and she described feelings of panic and betrayal. eliana lopez was all smiles at she greeted supporters when she arrived at city hall about a half hour before the hearing started. but lopez had plenty to say on the stand and became emotional when she spoke about leaving venezuela to come to the bay area four years ago to be with mirkarimi. >> i met him and i want to have a family with him. and it was very hard to me to

leave my home -- hard for me to leave my hometown, my career. >> reporter: eliana says she was crying because she was fareful of losing custody of her son theo. she said the new year's i -- incident is the second time they argued about the same issue. >> the moment i cry is when i talk about theo. that is the point where i cried on the video. >> reporter: eliana describes himself as the strong one when mirkarimi was arrested. >> i said, you won the election, be strong. >> reporter: right now lopez

and mirkarimi are not allowed to speak to each other because of a protective order. tomorrow morning lopez and her attorney plan to go to court to try to get that ordered lifted. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. the ethics commission just decided that it husband not issue warrants -- that it will not issue warrants on mayor lee. nine out of 11 supervie visors would have to vote to remove mirkarimi as sheriff. this is a photo of a great white shark spotted today. it's reportedly been seen within 20 yards of shore.

warning signs up are tonight in beaches where that shark was spotted not far from where people swim. the shark was also spotted at two other beaches near by. >> reporter: the signs are out here at the beach warning people about a great white shark spotting just off the shore. the water became a little less entizing today. >> the patrol came by and said just a warning, there's a shark sighting and it's coming down this way. >> reporter: confirmation came from the sky. the best way to spot a shark is from up high. helicopters captured the shark estimating it to be 14 to 18 feet long. we were given an exclusive ride up in the helicopter to see if

we could find the great white all the time. >> there's the shark. >> it was a false alarm, this time it was a group of bottle nose dolphins. we never spotted the gray white but chief comoski was the first to see it today about 50 yards from the swimmer. >> the shark is about as large as a helicopter in general. >> reporter: as impressive and scary as a white shark can be. sean vansummer says a sighting is not unusual. >> i saw something that was noteworthy perhaps remarkable but i wasn't freaked out or i wouldn't advise people to run from the scene. >> reporter: sean said without more information he wouldn't be able to know if this shark was the same that bit into a kayak at pleasure point about two weeks ago. as for these warning signs no word tonight on when they will be taken down. reporting live, matt keller. >> this is the super bowl. this is the world cup of oysters today. 10 years and more than $1 million in the making, coming

up in 18 minutes the delicate operation on the way to restore vital new life to san francisco bay. authorities said they lost radar communication with a plane about 40-mile north of fair banks yesterday afternoon. two bodies were spotted inside the piper pa32 but bad weather prevented a recovery effort. the pilot was a member of the west flying club of palo alto. so far the victim's identities have been released. authorities went away with their clean up at kelly park and evicted people living there. it is the fourth such operation this year. san jose has posted notices advising the homeless of today's sweep and offered motel vouchers to more than a dozen people. the eviction and clean up come one week after a rash of

suspicions fires in kelly park. a wildfire in calusa county that has been burning for almost two weeks is now almost 100% contained. the mill fire burned 20 acres and destroyed five outbuildings. volunteer evacuations have now been lifted and roads are open for people who live in the area. the forest service is investigating what sparked that fire. the construction project to extend b.a.r.t. service to san jose began a new phase today with a bang. demolition crews started tearing down the buildings that currently sit on a piece of land where b.a.r.t.'s barryessa station. san jose police call it the largest child pornography bust in northern california history.

as ktvu's janine de la vega, authorities arrested 16 men after taking their investigation online in operation chicken hawk. >> reporter: police spanned out throughout san jose and the county surprising people they believe have child pornography in their home. 42-year-old valentine hyjack was arrested at his home. >> people think they are trading peer to peer or trading pornography peer to peer when they're actually talking to police officers. >> reporter: police arrested this teenager. neighbors say he just graduated from oak grove high school and was planning to go to san jose state. >> he's very nice. you know we always say hi and bye to him. he does my lawn. i'm really shocked. >> reporter: after searching his home, police found enough evidence on hard drives to book him. 165 detectives from san jose, santa clara, mountain view, los gatos and santa clara county teamed up to serve warrants.

they brought a mobile lab to each location. >> this van allows us to determine whether or not there's enough probably cause for arrest. >> reporter: ismael arragon was arrested, police say after viewing the images they see it's haunting. >> some of it does stay with you and acts as a motivation to try to clean the streets up from this kind of a problem. >> reporter: police say the 32- year-old man arrested at this home is married and works at a local hardware store and detectives like most people arrested for child porn he did not have a criminal record. here are four mug shots of people arrested today. and here are five other photos. officers arrested a total of 15 men today. a san francisco medical

examiner has identified a man who was shot and killed yesterday by police. a female officer shot 32-year- old prolong at washington and davis street near the embarcadero after he lunged at the officer with a box cutter. minutes ago the man used that box cutter to injure a coworker. in san francisco, police named a driver today who was involved in a brief chase and crashed that we told you about last night. police say 32-year-old randall evans of antioch sped away from officers and crashed into another car leaving two people with nonlife threatening injuries. authorities say evans is wanted on a federal weapons warrants and now faces more charges including suspicion and possessing of a handgun in his car. more than 100 workers

gathered outside the state building today to protest an imposed contract that cuts their pay by 5%. at the rally union representatives said that court officials are still at the table discussing alternatives. you will recall 250 workers held a one day strike on monday that shut down some courtrooms and court offices. a san francisco civil grand jury has weighed in on questionable restaurant health care surcharges that we first told you about last november. the grand jury criticized some of the restaurants they said of the restaurants surveyed 16 were profits from the surcharges which were added to the customers bills. the restaurants say surcharges are to help pay for health cover for their employees. more people in the bay area will soon be able to get their hands on a chick-fil-a-sandwich but will they want to. the new flap over gay marriage

that could be affecting new restaurants soon. coming up the effect from the fog for your morning commute and the temperature change you can expect, how much warming you can expect for your friday afternoon. right now this east bay movie theater ha

the popular fast food chain chick-fil-a is expanding in the

bay area and it comes at a time when the company president is taking heat for his stance on gay marriage. eric rasmussen is live where a new restaurant is under construction. >> reporter: this one become here is september to open in -- here is set to open in september. another in march. some wonder how the food will play in the bay area if it's stuck with an anti gay label. if you want chick-fil-a you have to drive out, but it's the company's stance against gay marriage that has some pledging to stay away from new chick-fil- a restaurants. >> a lot of people are concerned. >> reporter: ben david bar with the rainbow community center says he was especially

concerned when chick-fil-a president john kathie said he was guilty as charged when the asked about his definition of a family. >> he shocked a lot of people, i don't think he's going to find a lot of acceptance in the bay area. >> reporter: the chick-fil-a's are part an expansion in the bay area. >> how do you think chick-fil-a is going to do when it expands in the bay area. >> it's a good sandwich, i think they'll do good. >> reporter: but others aren't so sure. >> when i learned that they are so against gay and that they have been contributing to different things about the defense of marriage act and things like that, i don't think i'm going to choose to go there anymore. >> reporter: in a statement today chick-fil-a said the chick-fil-a culture and service tradition in our restaurants is to treat every person with

honor, dignity and respect. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now, the idea for the original chick-fil-a sandwich came in 1946, it opened its first in-mall restaurant in 196. due to the religious beliefs of its founders the restaurant is closed sundays. a nonprofit that helps kids is trying to recover thousands of dollars in stolen computer equipment with a new campaign. bay cat is trying to raise $50,000 in 50 days to replace 15 stolen laptops. they were used by kids learning video production. unfortunately the laptops also have precious work on them that can't be replaced. >> all the hard work i had put into it seems like it was for nothing. >> it was shocking, it shocked everybody from the team to the kids and we always wanted to provide a safe environment and

that day did not feel safe. >> reporter: the thief came in from a second floor window and broke into a cabinet. bay cat says they are working on making their equipment safer. google got plenty of clicks, that sent shares up. in afterhours trading, google gained to $612.50. that's a gain of more than 3%. microsoft posted its first ever quarterly loss in its history as a company. mostly due to a failed investment in an online ad company. investors though are hopeful about the fall release of windows eight and sales were up 2% in afterhours training. details are out today on the compensation package that lured yahoo's new ceo from

google. it's giving its new chief executive marissa mayer a $59 million package. a $30 million retention award if she stays at yahoo for five years. in our election 2012 coverage both president obama and republican contender mitt romney will be here in the bay area early next week once again to raise more campaign cash. these visits coincide with a new poll that shows disapproval with how the president is handling the economy. >> reporter: you will find newly painted curbs and graffiti disappearing. and this obama memorabilia. a new poll shows only 39% of

respondents approve of how mr. obama is handling the economy. >> a little worried and it's going to be very close this time around. >> reporter: u.s. political science professor cory cook says most polls this early don't mean much but this poll on the economy is significant. >> you know it's going to be about the economy. if he can get that number to 50% he's in a lot of -- if he can't get that number closer to 50% he's in a lot of trouble. >> reporter: so far that's not been the case in california. on sunday romney will hold two $50,000 a plate fundraisers in wood side and san francisco. president obama will hold a $35,000 a plate in piedmont. >> this is essentially an easy way to fund raise. >> reporter: how many the candidates will raise is in clear but given that they haven't raised as much yet as

they did in the last election cycle it seems clear we'll see them fund raising in california again and again before november. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the number of jobless claims jumped over the past week. the labor department reported jobless claims rose to 386,000. economists say the spike is due to a change and the timing of typical summer lay offs by auto makers. despite those jobless claims, stock markets continued to gain ground today. the dow rose 34 points the third straight day in the up column. nasdaq was up 23. other tech companies reported strong numbers. temperatured today warmed up a bit. a little bit across the bay area. the latest imagery showing you the fog pushing into the bay.

that's being picked up nicely with the forecast models so for your compute tomorrow morning, if fog coast side. partly cloudy skies as you do work your way inland. here's a look at some of the overnight lows, not a big change in the past few mornings, mainly in the low to mid-50s out there. temperatures for tomorrow afternoon will continue to warm things up. most neighbors for your friday, three to 6 degrees warmer than today's highs. temperatures inland easily back into the 80s and warmest locations on track to reach the upper 80s to right around 90 degrees. coming up when we could have a few upper 90s in the forecast in our five day and also the timing of another cooling trend. the brentwood, residents are getting a little help in the fight against west nile virus. since 8:00 p.m. crews have been spraying an area shaded in this map corners

by sellers avenue, brentwood. there was also spraying last week which we can show you here in this video. the county says it's doing all of the spraying because it's detected west nile virus and also a high number of mosquitoes.

it's a delicate operation, repairing native oyster beds that began disappearing from san francisco bay 100 years ago. ktvu's mike mibach got an up close look and tell us how restoring the seabeds will help

more than the oysters. >> reporter: mark sutton owns it and is using it to build oyster beds. >> this is the super bowl of oyster beds today. >> reporter: early 1900 somehow the native oyster bed population started to disappear and among with it native species and here we are 100 years later and something is finally being done about it. 300-pound mounds of oyster shell delicately descending. the idea here to create four large reef beds providing the habitat needed to restore tens of millions of the small native olympia oysters. >> they provide three dimensional structure, a home if you will for species like dungenous crab, harring, salmon, steel head, marine mammals. >> reporter: the life giving reefs are functionally extinct across the state. but after 10 years of planning,

$1.3 million in funding the reef beds in the bay will slowly be coming back to life. >> i think that oysters and other native species do things that are important that are beneficial to humans even if we aren't aware of them. >> reporter: olympia oysters not to be eaten by the consumer but still enjoyed by those who love the san francisco bay. mike mibach. another piece of the japanese tsunami disaster has apparently made its way to northern california. brandon hurley told the sentinel he found this blue buoy. it had japanese letters and was tied. the chp's cal center in vallejo gets more than 1.2 million 911 calls every year. that works out to 4,000

emergencies every day. dispatchers say the 30-year-old equipment they've been using is outdated but that's all about to change. beginning sunday, dispatchers will start using a new system that will locate the newest response units. >> we're going to know more about where that caller is at and that's going to help us get help to them faster. >> reporter: with the new system, dispatchers will no longer have to type data generated by the phone system into an incident file. instead it will appear automatically saving time and possibly saving lives as well. we go to half-moon bay to buy drinking water. >> driving miles for water. in a ktvu special report, the push to keep tap water safe for hundreds of thousands of californians. >> i do deserve as his mother to learn what

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it's a problem that could affect millions of the americans. contaminated ground water. some say the use of fertilizers is the problem. now one water agency is trying to force farmers to begin testing. ken pritchett talks with farmers who are fighting back even though both sides say something must be done to keep drinking water safe. that's tonight's special report. >> reporter: water irrigates our crops. water trickles into the ground and for many californians it's that same ground water drawn from wells that flows from their taps. but a recent uc davis study

shows 254,000 people in the basin in salinas valley are at risk of drinking water contaminated with nitrous. >> what they found was that the nitrous there is due to agriculture uses. >> reporter: landmark new rules have been at that particular timed by the regional water control board -- been adapted by the regional water control board. it's a move opposed by farmers such as luis uribe. >> i've been drinking that water for 45 years, i'm still here. nitrates or no nitrates. >> reporter: nitrates have been used for over 40 years but only recently has the link been made. the water testing rules follows a case in pescadero where 50 people farm workers and their

families were found to be drinking nitrate contaminated water for at least 10 years. >> it was a huge issue for that farm. they spent tens of thousands of dollars needing to remedy the water issues there. >> reporter: kerry lobel with puente de la costa source say families are particularly vulnerable. but lovell says most people in the area on private wells don't drink from the tap. >> i think for most of us including where i live in san gregorio we go to half-moon bay to buy our drinking water. >> reporter: marquee central farm and three other farms will fall under these new central coast rules to test and report ground water contamination. we tried to talk to the four san mateo county growers affected by this new regulation of testing and reporting to see if perhaps it was a hardship for their operations, they declined. >> really what should be done

is being done. >> reporter: danny merkley with the farm bureau federation says there's plenty of water testing already but agrees that the top concern should be ensuring clean working water to affected forms and communities. however farmers argue the new rules will be ineffective. >> quiet honestly our opinion is it would require growers to do an awful lot of paper work that would not go where it needs to to protect water quality. >> reporter: the farm bureau and other groups are appealing to the state to stop the rule changes sighting cost and that growers for decades have made wiser use of fertilizers. but studies show the issue goes beyond the coastal area. the pacific institute estimates 1 million central valley residents may have nitrate contamination drinking water and how long before the problem can be fixed? >> we don't know. decades. >> reporter: to understand the problem advocates say testing is essential. but the old question surfaces who should pay.

>> someone has to pay for the additional cost of regulations and that always ends up to be me and you the consumer. >> reporter: ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. in golden gate park what's called lily pond is being overrun with an invasive weed and also a nonnative frog that's killed all other wildlife there. the city needs to remove the african clawed frog. once it's gone the city plans to drain the pond and remove the thick duck weed. a troubling rise in the number of whooping cough cases. but here in california it's been a different story. there's been a drop in the cases. whooping cough can be deadly in children who often contract it from older people. seniors who spend a lot of time

with kids should get a booster shot. sonoma county is investigating a person found dead at a ranch. the circumstances surrounding that death are unclear. they would not elaborate any further. an oakland plan stunned a courtroom today by pleading guilty to killing his girlfriend and her 1-year-old son. curtis martin iii made that guilty plea during the jury selection phase of his trial. martin's lawyer believes he pleaded guilty to avoid the publicity of the trial. martin will spend life in

prison without parol. a study on allen bluford found that he was not armed. >> i cannot bring allen back. he has gone on to rest in jesus. but i do deserve as his mother to know what has happened to my child. >> reporter: the 18-year-old was shot by police on may six, investigators claim bluford was claiming a gun. family members tell us the report shows there was no gunshot residue on his hands. they want the police officer who shot him fired and prosecuted. use only a single drug, right now there are more than 700 inmates on death row but the state hasn't executed anyone since 2006 because of a challenge to the three drugs used during an execution that some claim can cause excruciating pain if they're not applied correctly. texas used a single drug to kill someone yesterday and is

one of five states doing so and georgia may be next. >> all the states that are studying this are finding that the one drug is the more humane way to deal with this punishment that the people from california has said is appropriate. >> reporter: all of this might be moot if the people of california pass a law to abolish the death penalty. in april 2011 bonds was found guilty of one count in his trial that stemmeded from the steroids scandal. the home run record holder is appealing his conviction that cases before a three judge panel. so far though oral arguments have not been scheduled. for fall out from the penn state scandal. the high ranking official who resigned today amidst the controversy. >> the bay area microclimates making a come back. the tahoe travel forecast and the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. >> a first

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we're not asking for your money. we're asking for your voice. go to one dot org and join us today. a decision from the pentagon tonight a day before the pride festival. the military has allowed veterans to wear uniforms during the gay pride parades. a resolution on the crisis of syria went nowhere today. russia and china both vetoed that resolution. it could have eventually allowed the use of force to try

and end that civil war. u.s. ambassador rice says history will judge russia and china harshly in the last two months. >> if first vetoes they cast was destructive. this veto is even more dangerous. >> assad appeared on tv. he was seen with his new defense minister. there are new reports of new fighting in damascus and word that rebels are now controlling parts of the country. in bulgaria, police released video surveillance of what they say is is bomber. he was carrying a fake michigan's driver's license and explosives were in his backpack. six people plus the bombing we are killed. in greece nearly 80

wildfires have broken out over the last two days. one fire led to the evacuation of a children's summer camp, retirement home and monastery near athens. seven planes and two helicopters made water drops. and in north korea, soldiers danced in the street, men with men and women with women, no intermingling. the dancing is to celebrate the naming of kim jung ung as marshal. the jerry sandusky scandal has led to the first registration -- resignation of the first member of the board. steve garban after sandusky's arrest there were calls for garban to step down. he had been informed about

allegations of child sex abuse and did not pass that information on to other board members. we got our tickets a month early. >> reporter: bye tickets a month early and line up 14 hours before show time why the dark knight has sparked this response. ♪[linkin park "burn it down"] ♪[rock] ♪ [narrator] can't wait for the honda civic tour featuring linkin park? neither can we. go to facebook.com/hondacivictour for details.

the much anticipated premier of batman's dark knight rising is just a few minutes away. movie fans started camping out this morning, john sasaki has the story. >> reporter: all these people are lined up for the dark knight here in walnut creek it

is showing on 11 screens. and now not even 11:00 p.m. and eight of them are sold out. fans of the cape crusader jumped in line at 11:00 this morning. >> we got our tickets a month early. we're going to be doing this, we're going to be all together today. spend 14 hours together. >> reporter: it's the third and final installment of this christopher nolan created series. some fans came out dressed as batman and bane. >> it's the last one and it's really cool. i think everybody kind of likes superheros everyone though some people don't admit it. >> reporter: any time a comic movie hits the movies, flying colors comics sees a spike. >> the way he does that is by taking on every bad guy in

sight. >> reporter: back at the theater, one option was a batman marathon from 6:15 to about 3:00 a.m. >> i've never done this a marathon but i figured if i had to pick one this is the one to do. >> there's people lined up outside already, so you might as well watch two other movies while you wait. >> reporter: some fans who grew up with adam west playing batman on tv also turned out. >> maybe it's the darkness of batman. he's a vigilante who took it on himself to become a super hero without powers. >> reporter: this theater sold out several times tonight. it's sure to rise because this line stretches pretty much half way around this block. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the successful opening of the dark knight. it is expected to out pace this summer's block buster the avenger according to fandango.

you can get ktvu news to go right on your cell phone. download the ktvu app. watch all of our newscasts live that way you can be connected any time any where. we have been advertising a warming trend all week long. things pretty much on track. we still have some fog to talk about. fog has been regrouping over the last couple of hours coast side and around the bay as we come in tighter with our imagery here. you can see san francisco, half of san francisco covered with some of the overcost -- overcast and at the bay. here's a golden gate bridge buoy, winds gusting at 9 miles per hour. that on shore breeze out of the west. as far as temperatures from today, you can see the warmer numbers out there but still in the 60s coast side but there's some 70s around the bay. the best locations inland. san jose topped out in the mid- 70s. forecast headlines for tonight. we do have a coastal fog

developing. a bit of a breeze out there. tomorrow some morning cloud cover clearing back to near the shoreline and the weekend most of the bay area warms up. most of the bay area away from the coast. we always have that one exception at least in the summertime months. here we go with the satellite, a lot going on here. rain showers moving out to the east and this area of low pressure has been cooling us off. this will continue to be on the move as well. as high pressure rebuildings we're going to -- rebuilding we're going to warm up the áf again. you will notice into the weekend that high really strengthens, that warming air that sinking air mass associated with this area of high pressure that will trance -- translate to some 90s inland. the beaches with at least some fog in the morning going to be patchy in the afternoon. the beaches only warming back up into the 60s. if you are traveling, only a few clouds building up at the

peaks. temperatures mainly in the upper 70s to lower 80s for afternoon highs. here's our forecast for the morning commute and the clouds coast side and right around the bay. so this is 7:00 tomorrow morning. as we take this into the afternoon hours the clouds pull back to near the shoreline but still a few left over patches, especially south of the golden gate bridge. and you will notice some more upper 80s in the forecast maps for tomorrow. san helena right around 89 degrees. vallejo at 80. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. monday looks like temperatures peak and it looks like julie and frank have a cooling trend to talk about into next week. if you want the release head to the coast with the fog keeping things on the cooler side there. >> that is a good looking weekend. >> looking pretty good. >> all right, thanks mark.

some kids in san francisco who in some cases have never been out of their neighborhood are now getting a chance to go camping in the santa cruz mountains. over 130 campers all gathered this morning in the salvation army in san francisco to prepare for their summer adventure. they all boarded buses for a five day summer camp experience at camp redwood glen. camp organizers say kids will be able to hike, explore cree

at the ceremony in alameda that marked the change of command for the coast guard's 11th district. rear admiral schultz replaced carillo. last year the district responded to more than 3,600 search and rescue cases. fred is in for mark tonight talking about the a's pulling out another big win against a team that really had their number. >> the new york yankees let's

face it they simply are the best team right now. and they love visiting the yankees. after all the a's have won eight games at the coliseum. but new york yankees can slug it and yank it. and this guy doesn't like the look of a guy wearing -- yeah a yankees jacket. and that's headed for the souvenir shop. it's the club's 16th homer. no grand slam here but a clutch single by seth smith brings in two more. weeks going to make it 2-0. aj griffith gives up two in the sixth but he gets ibanez to end it. a's hang on 4-3. the giants wanted to clench their first

three game series sweep in atlanta since 88. second inning, manuel burress to johnson. he scores but brandon belt, meek at third base. 1-0 giants. atlanta gets just three hits today but two of them were home runs. david ross hammers this baumgartner pitch in the third. they now head to philly for the weekend leading the west division by 2-1/2 games. 15 different golfers have won the last 15 major tournaments in this week's british open appears wide open for yet a 16th different winner. the union jack twins came out. while tournament favorite tiger woods at the fourth. makes another nice shot in the sixth. woods is three off the lead and tiger fever still pretty much

alive and well. 99 open champ, he chips in for birdie, rory tied with zack johnson. this shot tells you everything you need to know about phil mickelson today. he's nine back of the leader. adam scott. here's scott for his approach at the par four. sets up one of his eight birdies. that's 64 ties the record for the lowest ever. the u.s. basketball team crushed england in manchester. this turned into a globe trotters versus washington generals game. james to durant it's a dunkaton. that's sports for tonight. >> you're right they crushed them. >> that's crazy to play those guys. >> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> sal castaneda ♪[linkin park "burn it down"]

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