thank you. thank you. a full minute of applause tonight as president obama brings his campaign for a second term back to the bay area. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. president obama is fund raising in the area but this time it's all about oakland. we have team coverage of the campaign visit. ken wayne is at telegraph avenue where the president just wrapped his speech up about 20

minutes ago. >> reporter: telegraph avenue is still closed in front of the theater. people just heard why they should vote for the president a second term. he said it will take time for things to turn around. >> every since i first ran for this office i said that it will take more than one year or one term, or even one president to restore the dream that this country built. >> reporter: the president continued the saying, we are not going back we're going forward. >> i want to make sure they don't take root in china or germany, i want to make sure they take root right here in oakland. >> reporter: he said he wants renewed public invests saying it's worked before. >> the hoover dam and the

golden gate bridge, that's how we sent a man to the moon. >> i was just so pleased with him talking about the middle class and building america from the ground up. >> i think it's truth that he inherited a mess and he's doing a good job all things considered. >> reporter: the president urged the audience to get out the vote. he says he will likely be outspend in this campaign and the only way he will win is with his supporters. romney attended a fundraiser. a ticket to this gathering cost $35,000 a plate. the dinner was prepared by chef alice waters it included grilled jumbo prawns over basil. beef tenderloin and a chocolate cherry desert. some people said they got the thrill of their lives when

they saw president obama passing by. people were there waiting by the barricades hopeing to get a glimpse of the president. >> i live right in that building, i came down on my walker to check him out. >> it's a blessing. you're never going to get close to the president like that, once in a lifetime. >> reporter: that gentleman said he could not afford a ticket to hear the president speak but now he has video of the presidential motorcade. >> reporter: and now the rarity of a visit by the president to oakland. not many embraced the president's visit. some feel he's failed to fulfill his promise of change. protesters berned an american flag just steps away from the fox theater.

that after ripping down a welcome banner a business had hung to greet the president. medical american advocates held the biggest rally. >> he hasn't come through with the reforms that the people who voted for him. the liberals that voted for him. >> reporter: this sign reads nope, not hope. some say he's too liberal to compromise. >> we're asking him to comply with his policy and stop our deportation. >> we are very unhappy with the president. all he has to do is say no we're not going to let you have a free pass to pollute the arctic. >> it's about drones, dropping

bombs on civilians across the planet. >> reporter: when a few dozen demonstrators planted themselves in the middle of broadway, evening traffic already snarled by security street closures got even worse. police kept their distance as a persistent band marched around the perimeter. their disappointment pails in comparison to this t-shirt vendor who can't help but compare his robust sales of 2008 to now. >> obama people before give me seven t-shirts, eight t-shirts now nobody take one. >> reporter: in oakland debra villalon. republican mitt romney spent the day campaigning in southern california after his visit to the bay area. this morning romney renewed his

attack on president obama says he does not understand how to build a business. >> the president needs to spend time with the job's council. i guess in the last six months he's done 109 fundraisers. he found time for that. romney's aide says the two day trip to california brought $250 million to the campaign funds chest. new video tonight from san jose where a young boy nearly drowned this evening in a swimming pool at the west wind housing complex. the 8-year-old boy was pulled from the pool and ktvu was told a teenager began performing cpr. two witnesses also told us the child and others were playing a game in the pool. >> they were playing, let's hold our breath under water the

longest. >> the boy was resuscitated and taken to the hospital. at this point he's said to be in serious condition. a tense stand off is under way in east oakland where police have been at a home for two hours. two suspects wanted for shooting at a chp patrol car were in a home near 23rd avenue. officers then surrounded the house around 3:30 and evacuated several homes as a precaution. the men are wanted for attempted murder following a shooting on interstate 880 on saturday night. two other people were arrested earlier today in connection with that incident. no one was hurt when the chp car was hit by bullets. the suspect in the colorado movie shooting made his first appearance in court today. james holmes remained silent but his orange red hair spoke volumes. some of the injured victims and those who were killed looked on. >> reporter: without fire power

and body armour this accused mass killer looked anything but menacing in court today. james holmes' hair is comic book orange not green like the jokers. the powerful batman character he alleged to be when arrested. his eyed fluttered, they drooped, they closed. he appeared dazed, never spoke. family members of some victims thought holmes a once budding neurosciencetist was faking. >> he's a coward and a genius. he knows what he's doing, he's faking the system. >> reporter: the district attorney says she wouldn't be told if he was getting medication in jail. she said it was unlikely. >> it is a case where we're still looking at the enormous amount of evidence and we would never presume that it would be slam dunk. >> what's the appropriate punishment for this man? >> death. >> reporter: david sanchez left

court to see his daughter due to deliver her first child today. her husband shot in the head remains in critical condition. >> she needs to take care of her husband and everybody needs to pray for them. >> reporter: when james holmes left court today to return to his isolation cell, there were even more questions than before about what turned this doctoral student into an accused mass murders. rita williams. the mother of suspect james holmes is clarifying something that she said after the shooting and her attorney read a statement today. >> he asked if i was arlene holmes and if my son was james holmes. who lives in aurora colorado. i answered yes, you have the right person. i was referring to myself. >> reporter: attorney lisa domiani says holmes mother had no idea her son had been arrested until a reporter contacted her at her home in

san diego. the attorney says holmes parents are standing by their son. new calls for gun control laws would have a tough cell in congress. house republican kevin mccarthy said today more facts are needed before they move on legislation. the national rifle association is a powerful lobbying group and polls show support for gun control among voters has grew weaker in recent years. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we will bring you the latest information from colorado both on air and offline. cisco systems in san jose is cutting more jobs from its work force. cisco says it is laying off 1,600 employees in a move to streamline operations. cisco says it's customers

aren't making big purchases because of the shaky economy. cisco shares took a hit today. they fell another 19-cents in after hours trading. fears in spain could send the stock market lower today. the dow dropped 101 points. nasdaq dropped 35. there are also concerned that china's economic growth will slow everyone more. emeryville based peet's coffee says it has been bought. peets is supposed to keep its headquarters in emeryville. >> he was very funny, outgoing person. two parents killed while their three kids are sleeping. what neighbors heard before the shooting and what they saw

right afterward. >> new at 10:00, an emotional vigil tonight for a missing teenager. the plea from family and friends for help in finding her. >> and the body

new at 10:00, it was supposed to be a pro-life cross country walk but it came to a sudden and heartbreaking end. andrew moore was marching with

a group from the bay area to washington, d.c. unfortunately he never made it past indiana. because that's where he was hit and killed by a car. patti lee talks to his family about what happened and what he was like. >> reporter: these are photos taken in may with andrew moore with other volunteers shortly before leaving san francisco for a pro-life walk. moore's father says his son was excited to travel and see the country but last friday, 20- year-old andrew moore was struck and killed by a car on a rural road 60 miles west of indianapolis. the tragedy ruled an accident by police. >> i think it was really hard for andrew. >> reporter: he is described as his only motivation was to help

others, someone unlike any others she had met. >> you know he doesn't have to deal with that anymore i guess. >> joseph moore says he hopes his son who was studying philosophy is remembered for his intellectual curiosity and his courage to stand by his beliefs even if they weren't necessarily popular. >> anybody who stands up for anything will be judged as a fanatic then people will come without even really knowing him or knowing the story will come out and say horrible things. >> reporter: the moore family says unkind comments about andrew were posted online this week by people who disagreed with his world view. but more impactful has been the outpouring of support from friends and strangers. >> thousands of people have sprung into action in one way or another. i've gotten e-mails from people all around the world. >> reporter: moore's father says he expected andrew's body to return to california today. he says he doesn't believe he is fully accepted the tragedy because he has yet to see his son who's body is now set to

come home on wednesday. also new at 10:00 tonight, family and friends of a missing 15-year-old girl from san pablo gathered this evening to ask anyone who may know where she is to come forward. family members held hands and prayed together. salazar was last seen 15 days ago. the family says she may have left home to meet someone but left her cell phone behind. >> we really want her to know we love her a lot. and we are praying constantly and we won't give up until she comes home. >>g era ldine's parents fought to fight back tears as they made a plea for information. firefighters raced to control a fire that started

this afternoon in the delgados state park in los gatos. crews quickly put out the flames. the fire department told us tonight it still has not determined the cause. computer problems made for very long lines at some bay area dmv offices including one in san francisco. the line in fact, wrapped around the building at the office on fell street this morning. state officials say power was out at all state agencies over the weekend because of a power system glitch at the state's technology office in sacramento. they said it took longer to get the dmv systems back online. the number of foreclosures in california is dropping. in fact, the number in the second quarter fell to the lowest level since 2007. one expert said this could mean the worse is over or simply the process has slowed. in the second quarter there were 50,000 notices of default the first step toward foreclosure. it appears a recovering real estate market may come

with a downside. tens of thousands of homeowners are seeing tax bills rise some by nearly 10%. a proposition passed back in 1978 along with prop 14 allows property taxes to rise more than 2% when assessed values go back up following a decline. another suspicion envelope with white powder showed up in a bay area police station this time it was in fremont. the hayward police department was one of five that received an envelope on friday. that is seven police agencies in all. so far the powder has been harmless. authorities are trying to determine who sent the envelopes. three young children are orphans tonight after their parents were shot and killed inside their home early this morning in san jose. ktvu's matt keller spoke with a neighbor who describes what he saw and heard before finding those children crying on the front porch of their home. >> reporter: the 911 calls came

right before 4:30 this morning. neighbors heard an argument and then gunshots from inside this home in downtown san jose. >> maybe three to four gunshots then not even five seconds later another three or four gunshots. and that's what i kind of thought, somebody killed somebody over there. >> reporter: ringo martinez was watching from across the street and says he saw a man dressed in all black run from the home and children crying. >> that's when we ran across the street and told the kids to come down off the porch because they were crying. >> reporter: they were not married but are the parents of three children. ages5 to 8. >> they have kids together, they've lived their life. >> she was really funny,

outgoing person. she was, -- i don't know. >> reporter: the couple started dating in high school and recently got back together after a break up. marybel wrote about a relationship with pedro. >> i am with the father of my kids, the man of my life. hope everything works out for good. >> reporter: family members say the children were brought to the police station and will be cared for by their grandparents. so far police have not made any arrests. matt keller, ktvu news. subtle changes in the forecast for your tuesday for most it'll be a nice day. the marine layer about 2,000 feet and moving back into the bay at this hour. the fog and the clouds returning tonight by tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies for the coast around the bay. we will wake up with mostly 50s across the region. low to mid- to upper 50s then the for the afternoon mostly sunny skies and for some of us slightly cooler. along the coast low 60s expected. upper 60s and low 70s for the

east bay. as we get inland numbers warm but not as warm as we've been. low 80s for areas right around concord. danville and lafayette. we're talking about mid- to upper 80s in pittsburg and antioch. a bay area institution is set to close their doors next month. trader vick's is closing their location. opening in its place will be a high end restaurant called the sea by alexander steak house which has locations in cupertino and san francisco. you can get ktvu news to go on your cell phone. download the ktvu app, click the icon and watch all of our newscasts live. a new iphone is in the works. the report out of asian that assembly may have already begun. >> and she paveed the

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the first american woman to go into space has died. sally ride was just 32 years old when she climbed on board the shuttle in 1983. since then 42 other women have followed in her footsteps. sally ride was a stanford grad credited with enpowering young women to pursue careers in science. robert handa is live in san jose with a look at how people aren honoring a true pioneer in space before people are honoring a true pioneer in space. >> reporter: the setting was appropriate. she made her mark in history and the future. the smiling charismatic glow of

a young sally ride was on exhibit at san jose tech museum of invasion today. america's first woman in space was featured on nasa tv after the 61-year-old astronaut passed away. >> as a woman who grew up in the 60s and 70s seeing a woman flying in space that was a personal inspiration. permly that was very important for me growing up. >> reporter: ride flew aboard the space shuttle challenger in 1983 and again in 1984. after that ride who graduated from sanford university and ran space camps for students served a fellowship there with lynn eden. >> i think that's her legacy that there will be more women scientists, more women that feel comfortable going into science. i think that's fantastic. >> reporter: nasa echoes sentiments expressed by the white house and nasa. that the nation had lost a

leader, and a tech. >> any girl in the whole wide world can do it. >> reporter: and more tributes will be coming and the tech museum is now considering adding ride to its section honoring innovators. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. more details on the life of a remarkable woman. sally ride was a professor of physics at uc san diego. she also wrote five science books for children. ride had her own company encouraging young people to pursue careers in the sciences. and she served on the panels investigating the challenger and columbia shuttle accident. sources out of taiwan say production has now begun on the next iphone. the digitimes website says a company in china has begun building a new phone and among the rumors changes a larger

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continuing coverage now of president obama's visit. he arrived back to oakland at

about 5:30 after a quick trip to reno. jean quan, barbara lee and others were there to greet him. for a city that gets a lot of negative attention this helps with civic pride. amber lee talked to some oakland residents tonight about why they say their city is a good place to live, amber. >> reporter: frank many people who live in oakland told us the president's visit here is a moment they will cherish in history. they hope it will put the city in a positive light. ricardo paints the city, he says crime is part of any urban area. >> things happen here but it's vibrant. every day that i come out here and go for a walk i see all different races and people speaking every language in the world. >> reporter: on international

boulevard the men at pepper cuts told us that oakland is the place of their family's roots. oakland has swagger and that the president's visit gives faith to the working class. >> thank you obama for coming. that's the blessing behind everything, you know. to shed some light on oakland, let it be known that we are not all bad. >> reporter: the barbers say young people need good mentors to stop the killing. >> they can wash a couple of these cars around here or wipe my windows, you know that's unit, that's leadership. >> reporter: everyone though who love oakland says it needs help and they would like to see the president deal with the unemployment that plagues the city. >> we need a change. we need someone like obama to come in and give us a little hope. give us another pep talk that he gave you know in the beginning that kept everybody on fire. >> reporter: 23-year-old moss says his dream is to buy his

own home in oakland. reporting live, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the president as he continues his three day swing across the west coast. the president is headed to portland tomorrow morning. no public events are scheduled there but he is holding fundraisers at the oregon convention center. one for donors who pay between 500 and $1,000 a ticket. and a separate event for donors who pay $30,000 a ticket. it appears some 1,600 california student assistants will lose their jobs come september 1st. casualties of the budget crisis, their jobs with the california state university system are being eliminated as part of a deal struck between ceiu and governor brown to cut spending. the students employees are not union workers on average they make about $8,500 a year. in june california's unemployment rate for people between the ages of 18 to 25

was 25%. santa clara district attorney's office says michael olivi era was arrested saturday. he is accused of promising services to at least 20 homeowners in gilroy and morgan hill. in many cases taking payment in advance and not returning. it is a punishment unprecedented in college football. the ncaa crippled penn state's football program for what will likely be years to come and also wiped part of its past success all because of the jerry sandusky child scandal. the ncaa pulled no punches. >> the ncaa hitting happy valley hard. college sports governing body announcing a $60 million fine. >> there's a loss of 10

initial scholarships each year, five years probation with ncaa provision and the school is vacating every win from 1988 through 2011. that means joe paterno is no longer the winningest coach. >> football will never again be placed ahead of educating, nurturing and protecting young people. >> visible disgust from these students as they watched the ncaa's decision come down. some just settling in to life around campus say the sanctions are unfair. >> i think it's ridiculous. these kids have nothing to do with the fans had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: the ncaa says any new or returning players can still attend class even if they decide to quit the team.

they can also transfer out and compete at another school although time is running out to do that. in new york, rick leventhal. tarnished credentials did not keep scott thompson from landing a new job. two day delivery site shop runner announced thompson is the new ceo. shop run egg provides shipping services to dozens of large websites. shareholder pointed out his bio listed a degree in computer science that he never received. wind fanning ferocious flames how a far and daughter were killed trying to escape massive wildfires burning overseas. our gradual cooling friend wi

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divers from napa county sheriff's department pulled the body of a drowning victim from lake bariesta today. kevin flynn jumped from a boat to go for a swim. friends say they saw him struggle but they were unable to save him and he disappeared. divers found his body in 55 feet of water. nummi received a federal transportation grant to replaced 55 of their boats. >> they're breaking down often, they're requiring us to invest a lot of our resources and to try to keep them running. and the way that manifests itself is in buses that are in

service. >> reporter: munni is said to start rolling out their buses early next year. it also received another $8 million. more details now. federal grant money is also going to replace diesel buses in san mateo and monterey. there's also money to repair ac transit fare boxes. and real-time monitors when you get tostation. bay students are going to see their art work grace the caldecut tunnel. caltrans had a competition to create art deco designs reflecting the bay area. two of the students are just 8 years old. the national highway traffic administration says there are issues with ram pickup truck and grand

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a 13-year-old boy from san francisco is dead following a swimming accident in the russian river. the teenager was pulled out of

the water at steel head beach. friends say he had been in the water for several minutes. he was then flown to the hospital where he ended up dying. the coroner has identified him as eduardo corona. governor brown is calling on special funds after it was revealed that the parks department was sitting on $50 million even though parks were slated to be closed. this scandal could impact a key issue on the upcoming november ballot. >> reporter: save our parks a battle cry of park supporters who learned while they were raising money to keep parks open, the parks department was sitting on more than $50 million. >> we were shocked. we worked with the state for a long time and clearly this money could have been used for the crisis that's facing the state parks system. >> reporter: tracy torrez is with the california state parks foundation which runs the save our parks campaign. >> there's a real sense that there's some trust that's been lost.

>> we're going to do everything we can to make sure we right this ship. >> we're just as shocked and disappointed with this situation. >> reporter: the situation is that an internal audit found two funds. one a recreational fund with $20 million. another for off road parks for $33 million. the money had gone unreported for 24 years long before governor brown took office but he could face political consequences. opponents of his tax plan already have latched on to this scandal. >> the problem is right now voters can't trust that the government is going to be good stewarts of the money we send them. the legislature will decide how this money will be spent. most expect including the governor's office that it will be used to keep parks open. as for how this happened or who is responsible, the attorney general's office is

investigating. in sacramento, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the fall out from this scandal. sonoma county officials are scrapping a plan for a quarter cent sales tax increase to pay for parks. tomorrow the board of supervisors is also expected to discuss a sales tax proposal. a just released study on hiv infection rates among black, gay and bisexual man is renewing long held fears of what one researchers calls a public health energy. the emoryville university study found that gay black men found infection rates of 2.8%. the authors of the study compared that rate to those seen in african countries hit

especially hard by aids. the study was conducted in six american cities including san francisco. the fall out continues over chick-fil-a's outspoken stands on gay marriage. the muppets are severing ties with the company. the company is donating the money to the gay and lesbian alliance also known as g.l.a.d. mariah carry is joining the cast of american idol. this after jennifer lopez and tyler announced they were leaving. randy jackson is the only original cast member. the show is also mixing things up a bit. hopefuls can now choose how they want to addition for season 12. the original way by traveling to a designated city and

sinning before the judges or they can e -- and singing before the judges or they can e- mail a clip to the judges. or they can hop on a bus that will be headed to the judges. relief from the recent heat will continue for your tuesday. in many areas will feel a lot like today and our inland spots a little bit of additional cooling. outside our doors right now. a robust delta breeze continues. in most cases the winds have led up any where from five to 10 miles per hour. 58 in oakland, 59 in san francisco so we have slipped quite a bit from earlier today. 60degrees in napa. 56 in santa rosa. another four to 8 degrees of cooling before we hit sunrise tomorrow morning right around 6:06. here's the satellite radar. one noteworthy difference for tomorrow we're not going to be

dealing with any monsoonal moisture. the system that cooled us off and brought our offshore breeze really helped to park a few thunderstorms in the sierra. everyone in the valley in the overnight hour. 400 strikes per hour reported at times. as we get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday a more notable drop will come on wednesday that's because we do expect a trough off the west coast to deepen just a little bit. that will strengthen the on shore breeze and beef up that marine layer. we will have it with us tomorrow morning. already seeing it return to the bay area at this hour. it's a little thicken that what we saw this morning. the fog returning, a fairly quick burn off by 10:00, 11:00 mostly clear skies. by the afternoon partly cloudy skies expected even for the coast. so for your afternoon tomorrow. numbers a lot like what we saw today for the coast as well as the bay and then for the afternoon tomorrow, we will

look at temperatures slightly cooler. the inland areas. we will wake up tomorrow morning 57 degrees in fairfield, 55 in napa. 56 in oakland, 55 redwood city. these are the coolest overnight lows which typically will come right around sunrise. 77 expected in petaluma. 80degrees in santa rosa. off to the east bay we are looking at 70 degrees for oakland. 69 in san leandro. low 80s right around concord, mid- to upper 80s, 82 for morgan hill. along the peninsula it's going to be a nice day. 73 san mateo. low 50s with partly cloudy skies along the coast. the extended forecast for the gradual cool down continues into thursday. looks like thursday will be the coolest day then we see a turn around with a slight bufferin as we head into the weekend.

temperatures warming into the mid-80s. >> relative humidity is up that's always great. san mateo county officials say they are taking special precautions after a squirrel tested positive for west nile virus. tests show the squirrel carried high levels which means it was infected last year. crews will be fogging in an area south of concrete parkway between sellers avenue and brentwood boulevard starting at 8:00 p.m. last week crews fogged in a area near by. the giants are back home trying to keep

welcome back. another big night for the giants. >> thank you. the a's do have a night off but they are rolling after sweeping the yankees and the giants just playing plenty of close ones

over the last couple of weeks. no sweat victory tonight at the expense of the padres. mark is trying to fake it like he caught it. he trapped it after first calling it out. the umps upon further review say base hit, rbi. making sure everyone would breathe easy later. buster posey as he's rolling right now. 3-4. three of them right there on the off field homer. he's hitting .317. vogelsan7 straightening ins with help from milky right there. how about some mvp talk. as the giants win the west. that has to be right there. the fans helping him out. no injury, nice catch. giants stroll 7-1. lincecum is loving it too. as well as the giants are playing, talk about insult to

injury, l.a.'s luis cruz and the ball hits him right not noggin. >> ichiro suzuki a yankee the first name against the mariner in seattle after a couple of bows to a very appreciative north western crowd. at age 38 ichiro would like to end his career with a shot or two at a world series. serious super bowl contenders, lots of well seasoned talent to arrive to camp on thursday in santa clara but it was the rookies working out earlier today. one of the most intriguing youngsters has got to be the running back, michael james figures to be a great change of face. like most rookies he's well aware of where he is on the nfl learning curve.

>> getting better each and every day. getting a grasp on the play book. i think when a player doesn't know what he's doing he seems to play slow. when you're in the nfl everything is fast. has great techniques and is fast. you have to get on the fundamentals of the game so you can get out there fast. >> raiders get to crank it up this weekend in napa. lewis murphy will not share the wine country experience. traded by oakland to the carolina panthers for an undisclosed draft pick. raiders happy with their core of receivers with the edition of climber and streeter a couple of rookies. murphy surplus baggage shipped out to carolina. a's and toronto tomorrow. >> still laughing about that ball clunking