twitter broke the news tonight with a tweet. the san francisco start up that's changed how people communicate is going public. good evening i'm julie haener. and i'm frank somerville. now twitter is ready to cash in with an ipo. maureen naylor live in san jose

where she asked why and when. >> reporter: with this tweet, twitter declared its intentions in 135 characters to be exact. the twitter ipo seems all the talk of silican valley. this man says he's on twitter daily and heard the tweet heard throughout the financial word. >> why shouldn't they tweet that they're going ipo. that's the basis of their business. >> reporter: in the tweet the social media business said they were seeking for an ipo, and now a picture that said back to work. twitter is using the confidential option. allowed under circumstances by

a new law. >> that allows them to decide what goes into the disclosure options without having it information public. >> i have to start with -- by tweeting this. >> reporter: twitter has been a social force. it has a broader political effect on the world. it's a new communication tool. and so i think that changes the way people look at it. >> reporter: steve diamond says the ipo could take any where from six weeks to six months. it's estimated twitter makes 690 million in revenue. it's yet to see which exchange

twitter will choose to list its stock. the legislation is now on the governor's desk and governor brown has said he will sign it. more details now, washington state has the highest minimum wage in the nation at $9.19 an hour. it adjusts to rise in inflation. vermont's is eight-point # -- $8.60. it is $8 in massachusetts. contra costa county john meyer health run hospitals in con -r cord. it says it's offering

severance packages to employees. john mere health is predicts that will improve their service. three years ago tonight she was walking home with a fiance when she was shot and killed during a street robbery. amber lee live at the scene of the crime after talking with her about her efforts to find those responsible and also honor the man she loved, amber. >> reporter: frank, amber nelson tells me she comes to this spot every day to remember her beloved fionce hoping someone will come forward. >> today holds like a huge mix of joy and sorrow.

>> reporter: it's her late fiance adolfo peterson's birthday and also the day she lost him. >> there's no lead or information. >> reporter: they're symboled of renewed resolve for finding justice. nelson tends daily to a garden she created just steps from where her fiance died. they were walking home when they were confronted by two men. during the robbery she was punched in the face and fido was shot and killed. police say it's an open investigation. >> any piece of evidence that is brought forward could help us. >> to really plead to the community that now is the step

to speak up. >> reporter: nelson's daily ritual has been tending to the garden that she create. >> it's a way to speak to him every night. to say i love you and i will always remember you. nelson plans to fulfill a dream she made with fito. tomorrow she leaves to brazil. while she's gone she's having friends and community members tend to this community garden. a new police report shows a large increase in violent crimes in berkeley. the report says robberies are up 25% to 221. burglaries rose 34% to 479. there have been four homicides to date. there were five for all of last year. the chief plans to present these findings to the city

council. this shows they need more officers out on the street. we now know what caused this fire. it was target shooting. the fire is now 90% contained with full containment expectedded tomorrow. several neighbors told ktvu they heard target practice shooting at about 1:00 sunday afternoon right before the fire started. so far officials are not commenting on possible charges or identifying the people that sparked the fire. coming up at 10:45 we'll tour the burned area with a park ranger and learn of a silver lining. fire investigators learned of a fire. the flames broke out at 4:15 in a steep area. the fire burned a grassy area of the hill and eucalyptus trees. a federal judge refused to block the city of richmond's plan to take over hundreds of

troubled mortgages by imminent domain. wells fargo filed for an injunction. but a district judge said that would be premature. richmond city officials want to force the sale of 624 under water mortgages so they can be refinanced at lower rates. members of occupy san francisco have tried to set up a new camp but this time police wasted little time in clearing them out. some trash was all that's left at civic center the prozesters that set up there yesterday right outside of city hall. they told the san francisco examine they wanted to send a message to mayor ed lee for what they say is his dismissal of the homeless. the 77-year-old western span of the bay bridge serves

hundreds of thousands of travelers every week. now it's named for someone older who serves california. >> i'm very honored. >> reporter: the state senate voted to rename the bridge as the first african american speaker of the legislature. >> you no longer call me willie, you call me the bridge. >> reporter: finding no organized opposition and names state facilities only after people who are dead. bob planthold signed this petition to stop the name change. >> all they can do is fast track this through. >> reporter: but the name change does have its supporters. >> i think it's a great idea. i love willie brown. >> a gentleman mentioned to me

you thought they should name the old east ban that they're tearing down now for willie brown because it was old and crooked and a danger to society. >> reporter: governor jerry brown also opposed the renaming. the governor could order caltranss not to put up signs noting the change. in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu news. dolby was diagnosed with leukemia. its headquarters are in the market area of san francisco. his work in noise reduction led to a number of technology still used today. a pool party for a little boy who has never been in the

water. how he has inspired the bay area to save lives. is the warmest day of the week under way? how high temperatures could cl

new at 10:00, a vigil was

held in vallejo today. kai was last seen leaving with a neighbor. that neighbor is a 27-year-old man waiting to be arraigned. >> please keep an eye out for our son. a deadly crash on interstate 880 tied up traffic. the chp says a motorcyclists was killed when he rear ended a big rig. it happened just after 5:30. three lanes were blocked. no word on the name of the motorcyclists or what caused him to crash into the back of that big rig. new details on a man found

dead in a boarded home. police now say he has been identified as marcus brown of highway -- hawaii and his death was labeled a homicide. police were finally able to learn his name after a friend in hawaii reported him missing knowing he was visiting california. the measure by state senator lonnie hancock would have forced gun owners who already have such clips to get rid of them. california already has a law that bans sales of clips that hold more than 10 rounds. in california, the state legislature passed a gill allowing residents to get licenses. saying the license cannot be used for voter registration or public benefit. it would allow some 2 million people here in california to drive legally. governor brown has indicated he

will sign it. now to the possibility of another b.a.r.t. strike. tonight just 28 days remain before a 60 day cooling off period runs out in union workers vow to go on strike. b.a.r.t. management and union workers return to the bargaining table today to try to hash out a deal. both of the labor unions and b.a.r.t. say they will resume full negotiations over salaries, health care and pensions next week. today the two sides talked about work rules. negotiators with seiu have been saying they want contract provisions that want the system safer for both workers and passengers. >> safety is just a smoke screen. they don't want to talk about the fact they want an increase. >> i think it's unfortunate that when people think of those things that we're just trying to use them like bargaining chips. that's not the truth.

>> a cooling off period ends november 5th. for many families struggling to recover from the recession, rooms represent a place to call home. amber lee has tonight's special report. >> time for night night. >> reporter: as sun falls on a summer day, it's time for bedtime. the family has been chasing the dream of a home. the family lives at this tiny room in newarck. >> it's not ideal for anyone here. but we all try to make it the best place that we can. >> reporter: in this room is everything the family owns. all of its possessions. items from another life. when they had a house.

>> my husband couldn't find a job so we couldn't pay the rent. because we couldn't pay the rent we got evicted. >> reporter: staying here was supposed to be a temporary accommodation. it's been nearly two years now. >> they still talk about missing our house. they hate the move days. >> reporter: move days as they're called are the most dreaded. >> we don't usually sleep very well the day before we have to go. praying that we get another room. >> reporter: her hotel rules, every 28 days the family must clear everything out of their room and check out. they're allowed to check in after two nights. >> this is hard. i wouldn't wish this on anybody. >> reporter: we were there recently to witness move day as bag after bag was carried out. for the young boys moving is typical. but it takes a toll. >> it's hard.

>> i wish i could just stay in our house. >> bye guys. >> reporter: they will go to another motel and if they're lucky, get a room. the family waits in the parking lot of the near by motel 6 for a room to become available. which won't be until another two hours. >> sometimes it's been until 3:00 till we get a room. >> it's better than being homeless. >> we're not homeless, huh. >> reporter: this will be home for the next 24 hours, where the family will try to return to the easy 8-which has a refrigerator. he makes enough to stay in the rent by week motel which costs about $1,600 a month. that's close to an average rent of a two bedroom apartment. but the couple can't come up

with the necessary deposit. >> how is everybody doing? >> good. >> reporter: the ramirez family isn't alone in its struggle. school officials say there's 250 students identified as homeless and in need of assistance. >> just last year alone they served 350,000 meals free and reduced just in our school district. >> reporter: the department of education has identified 47,000 motel kids in schools around the country and say that the number of homeless kids in public schools has increased 38% since 2007. >> in order for kids to be academically successful and learn they need to feel safe. they need to have food, they need to have clothing, they need to have shelter. >> reporter: shelter is the room they'll have for the next 21 days. but there is hope the next chapter in this family's story will be one of change. until then another nightfalls

and they keep dreaming. >> our children are provided for. >> reporter: amber lee, ktvu news. if you have an idea for a ktvu special report e-mail us at i reports at ktvu.com. temperatures warmed up just slightly today. you may have noticed there was a lot of clouds and fog. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow friday will be slightly warmer than these. friday ends up being the warmest day of the week. the computer model shows if a fog forecast showing the fog already pushing into the bay. lots of fog. tomorrow there's fog in most bay area counties just like today. and then it burns off and temperatures warm off. that's the temperature footprint which is identical to what we had today. as we go into the bay area weekend, change is coming. there's going to be a cooldown

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fun town is gone along with more than 50 small businesses along the jersey shore all destroyed by a fast moving fire this afternoon. winds spaned the flames across an eight block stretch between seaside park and seaside heights. that area near tom's river new jersey was just coming back after superstorm sandy caused so much damage last october. the boardwalk is set to be the life blood of the two towns and

firefighters actually took apart a large section of the new boardwalk to keep it from burning. russian president has created an international stir with its piece in today's new york times on the crisis in syria. the president took president obama to task on the syrian strikes. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: mr. schultz is among those who believe that is mr. putin's piece is not just about syria but also about russia's attempt to take the upper hand in world politics. in the political world, president putin's piece is a major change. mr.putin stated why he opposes president obama's proposed military strike on syria. he says quote, we are not protecting the syrian government but international law. and later write, it is alarming

that military intervention in internal conflicts have become common place for the united states. >> i think it was a very innovative way to communicate his views. as i applaud him for that. >> frankly i think putin is using this to his advantage to build his own imagine. >> reporter: reaction tonight from the public and political leaders. former secretary of state gerald schultz commented to us after ward on putin's piece. >> i think we've fallen into a world of threats. and putin is using that to his advantage. >> reporter: some say putin's piece was reaching out to the

paper's global audience. san francisco state professor andre points out that while putin tries to act like a peacemaker, russia has provided weapons. >> he decided not to go this. he simply ignored that. >> reporter: john kerry said that the u.s. remains committed to military action if the assad regime does not immediately turn over its chemical weapons. live in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. house minority leader nancy pelosi said she was reminded of russia's restricted law while seeing president putin refer to equality in his piece. >> he said that we are all god's children. i think that's great. i hope it applies to gays and lesbians in russia as well.

>> reporter: members of the lgbt community struggle for acceptance in russia. we've shown you pictures of a crowd attacking an activist who tried to pass out leaflets. russia pass add propaganda that bans display. and tonight at 10:45 the damage to mount diablo up close. an the aggressive time line for reopening that park. a community brought together, up next a 2-year-old boy who's survival story inspired a celebration in his honor tonight. >> and a reminder you can at farmers we make you smarter about insurance,

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a homecoming party two years in the making for a little boy who's brush with death has saved many lives. new at 10:00, ktvu's deborah villalon is live in antioch at the site of a special blood drive tonight. >> reporter: well most blood driving come away with some 30, 40-pints. this one double that thanks to some pint sized inspiration. like any toddler, matthew wematt has his favorite beat but he also has a feeding tube and a bald spot from so much time in a hospital bed. born with a liver enzyme disorder, matthew's liver failed at 2 months old until a double transplant finally came in june after some false starts. >> each time we thought he was going to get it and it just ended up being not a good enough match. when that fourth one came, we were a little cautious. >> hey, daddy. >> reporter: the fourth one worked. surgery in which matthew got

25-pints of blood. so his family today held the second blood drive of the summer. >> i only recognized two people giving blood. so that means all these strangers came out to support matthew. >> reporter: matthew blows kisses as thank yous and when asked how he's doing answered with a perpetual thumbs up. >> he's such a trooper. anything you just put at him he just powers through it and he's two. >> how about two thumbs up. there you go buddy. >> reporter: matthew's family is also dedicated to organ donation. especially for young patients like him. >> we were given an amazing gift by an amazing donor who we don't know. >> reporter: only that he was a car crash victim in his 20s and should the wematts ever meet his parents.

they would say. >> we're not giving up on this gift you've given us. that gift you've given us is going to strive and grow and we're going to keep giving hope to people. >> you ready to go? come on let's go for a walk. >> reporter: never a dip in a pool or a camping trip or a carnival ride. matthew has some catching up to do. reporting live in antioch, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. incoming uc president janet napolitano is being met with a list of demands from students as she prepares to take her post. the uc student senate unanimously passed a bill calling for a no confidence vote if napolitano does not meet demands. including ensure the system is a safe place for undocumented students and prevent riot

police from interfering on campuses. the woman accused of attacks lester chambers has been arrested. gina potters jumped on stage and knocked him down. potters is charged with assault and elder abuse. she surrendered to authorities today. four home invasion suspects are in custody one more still being sought tonight in the south bay. sheriff deputies and san jose police locked down the neighborhood in meadow road in east san jose. they searched and quickly found two suspects. they also recovered a gun. authorities say the victims two women and two infants were not hurt. three of the suspects are from san francisco, one is from hayward. they're all between 18 to 23 years old. a man is in custody tonight in oakland after he was caught on tape stealing a laptop from a t-shirt store. but then officers discovered he may also be responsible for several other crimes.

this is surveillance video from pure 510 on grand avenue near lake merit. it shows a man coming in last night, stealing the laptop and then running off. this morning police stopped a man matching the man's description and arrested him. he could be responsible for other thefts. >> that person we believe is connected to multiple crimes not only in oakland but in other cities and that ranges from robbery to theft. the suspect has not yet been charged, another man police say took part in the laptop theft has not been found. in san francisco's mission district people are banding together to try to stop the possible eviction of a pair of mom and pop stores. as rob roth reports it's a campaign that pits merchants against another group, the catholic church. >> reporter: the store has been selling statutes and other religious symbols.

the owner tells us he worried about being evicted. his agreement is being evaluated by his landlord, the archdiocese of san francisco. the same is true for his next door neighbor the craft store. if the owners are evicted the church can then charge higher rent possibly to a restaurant. many neighbors say they are disappointed in the church. >> you're taking away god and replacing it with coffee. >> reporter: a neighborhood of mostly latino owned businesses. >> the biggest thing is displaying two families who may have to move out of the neighborhood because everything is so expensive. >> reporter: we spoke to a spokeswoman, she said no decisions have been made that conversations aren't taking place and that money won't be the deciding factor but that rents do help fund a school at st. peter's church. here at el's cafe down the street from a possibly endangered store, the city says

the street is changing. >> real estate agents that are coming into 24 street trying to find locations for the clients who are big companies. >> reporter: the spokeswoman for the archdiocese said she didn't have the timetable on when the final decision will be made on the fate of the two small stores. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick is now immortalized in a corn maz. this is in patterson near interstate 5. it's west of kaepernick's hometown of turlock. the 25-acre tribute benefits his chosen charity which is camp taylor which offers programs for children with heart disease. the 49ers have a huge game against the sea hawks this weekend and we have a little competition going as well. with our sister station in seattle on facebook. we invite you to show them who has the best fans in the west. to do that go to ktvu on

facebook and share our 49ers badge that is right there at the top of the page. temperatures reached their peak together. but will the heat continue into the weekend? what to expect in your neighborhood? >> mount diablo burned black. >> pretty shocking

the damage from the clover fire burning in shasta fire is turning out to be than originally thought. the number of the outbuilding has gone up from 74 to 128. authorities also say one man who refused to leave his home has died as a result of the

fire. some 8,000 acres have burned so far and as of tonight, that fire is still only about 65% contained. president obama has issued a local disaster declaration following flooding waters near colorado. the water have damaged and destroyed homes. and there's no let up. the heavy rain is expected throughout tonight and into the weekend. >> we know that we've lost lives. we anticipate that as the day goes on, that we may find that we've lost others. officials say the unpredictability of the flooding has been worried. the storm has dumped more than a foot of rain in just hours. dr. marty festershine's last day at work will be

tomorrow. he's had the top spot for 20 years but says the time is now that he take the time off to go travel. dr.cody will serve as interim. major jean quan cut the ribbon in front of the building. the area includes i pads for people to look for where to eat, what to do and transportation options. now is a good time to market oakland because the city has received great press about its restaurants and night life. up next tonight, the damage done to mount diablo. and a tax exempt status. see what happened to it at the state capital. in five minutes, chief meteorologist bilge martin delivers on his complete forecast for the weekend ahead.

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oracle team usa has a battle if they want to retain their first place. they only need three more wins to take the trophy but oracle needs 11 wins after taking a cheating penalty. there are two races set for saturday at least one more will take place on sunday. investigators confirmed tonight that the fire that burned more than 3,100 acres in mount diablo was sparked by someone who was out target shooting. now we're getting our first up close look at all the damage. but john fouling tells us the mountain could reopen to visitors in a matter of days.

like a moon scape, many areas burned flat black. we took an emotional burn area tour -- >> it came right to the edge here. >> reporter: with ranger dan stephanisko. >> pretty shocking to see the fire reach this point. >> reporter: he was seeing it for the first time since sunday's evacuation. >> to come back and see this is very shocking. in the short run it's shocking but you know i think it's a good thing in the long run. >> reporter: popular picnic area, burned. tables reduced to ash and some metal bracing. this was the last restroom on the way to the summit. wildlife here mostly gone or hooding, it's eeriely quiet. >> the vegetation will renew itself and come back. >> reporter: later crew. >> jeff: have to rehab lines like this one to minimize erosion. she says fire is a necessary

part of life here, expect amazing wildfires and wildlife next spring. >> to the public don't think that what you're looking at is unhealthy. because i think that this fire will end up being a great benefit. >> people love this mountain. >> reporter: although he knows fire is ultimately good here, after calling this home for eight years it's still difficult to see. he says, his crews will quardon off any unsafe areas and welcome them back to the park. a bill that would strip the boy scouts tax exempt status stalled today in the legislature. because the bill is a tax measure it requires a 2/3 vote in both houses to pass. the bill would deny state tax breaks to nonprofit youth groups that discriminate on the basis of gender, nationallalty or religious investigation. without that tax break the boy scouts would have to pay

corporate taxes on donations, membership groups and tax frees. the company that runs hillton hotel has announced it has plans for an initial public offering. it's hopeing to raise money from the ipo. it did not set a price target. the stock markets cooled off today. the dow industrials industrials dropped 25 points. historically september is the worse for stocks. mega retailer wal-mart is vowing to cut down or eliminate dangerous chemicals from several popular items sold at its stores. beginning in january, the retailer will start scaling back the sale of 10 chemicals and beauty products. suppliers will be required to

postonline lists of ingredients used in products sold at wal- mart. one nasa manager is calling voyager one the little spacecraft that could. that's more than 11 billion miles from earth. no other spacecraft has ever gone that far and it is still sending back data even though it takes 17 hours to phone home. what's remarkable here is this is 1970s technology. your smart phone is far more advanced. slightly warmer today. you may have noticed it out there. but not a lot. it'll be slightly warmer again. these are the numbers from today. very nice. you have 87, 85 in the inland bay valleys. you have upper 50s and 70s. that's the story again tomorrow. there's plenty of fog at the coast tonight as you would

expect. the marine layers it's up over 1,500 feet. it's going to get up over the coastal hills. you'll have fog and low clouds as you get going. the current temperature 61 in concord and 59 in novato so it's pretty mild out there. a few low 60s as you look at the forecast for tomorrow, slightly warmer so friday temperature's peak maybe into the upper 80s to low 90s. as we get into the bay area weekend this low kind of comes up to the coast. temperatures fall off. it's not cold. it's just more fog. a little bit of drizzle coast side and temperatures in the 90s but mostly in the low 80s. in oakland, 69 degrees at lunchtime. 73degrees for a daytime high in oakland. a nice looking day for your friday. 92 in clear lake. 70 in richmond. these are the forecast highs for saturday. slightly warmer than they were today. and they will be slightly

cooler than this on saturday. so santa clara valley with good air quality. 80 in san jose, 82 in morgan hill. 66 in daly city and 66 in half- moon bay. the weekend essentially and it's almost here, tomorrow the warmest, saturday temperatures trend down a little bit. a little more still but saturday appears like it's going to be the warmest day on your bay area weekend as we break it down. you get to lunchtime on saturday in the bay area and you're going to find temperatures in the upper 60s. the daytime high probably 70 degrees. sundays nothing to sneeze at. there's your five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. just a mild pattern, a little warm but certainly not a high fire danger set up. which is the due you pointed out earlier in the newscast, how quickly it changes because it was hot. 100-degree temperatures big fire stuff and now we're really you know that fire today in san

anselmo didn't take off. >> absolutely. it feels good like this. i hope it stays this way. thank you bill. disgraced cyclist lance armstrong has returned the medal he won at the summer olympics in 2000. he said the bronze medal he won in sidney is on its way to the international agency. the oakland a's will be playing baseball next week and hopefully after that if the a's make the play offs. so those coliseum crews are going to be busy here for a while. we're going to talk some baseball now. an interesting game tonight between the dodgers. but the a's how are they doing?

>> a's looking like they're going to be playing come october. good eating in minnesota. how about 26 runs in the next couple of months did more than fatten up their batting averages. no matter what happens in the series with texas they're going to come out in first place after upping their lead over the rangers to 3-1/2 games today. texas and the a's swinging it. jet lawrie with an rbi single. the rbi making it 2-0. cespedes. wow he is starting to get it going. give it a ride to deep center field. just missed a home run. will settle for a two run triple. a's begin to break it open again. 18 runs last night. eight more tonight. 4-0 lead. 6-1 in the eighth. this guy starts hitting the long ball. josh redick back off the wrist injury. eighthstrike out in his 14th

win. the giants so far cannot deny the title they will get but they can delay that little champane party a bit. but tonight's game looked for a while like it was going to be a perfect example of how teams have done this year. hunter pence deep and gone. he may get a salary drive or what headed to the free agent lift. his 21st of the year comes up gravy. giants are up. blanco with a base hit and the giants have themselves a 2-1 lead and that is puig gets himself a home run double. and there's pence heading into the double play that gets the dodgers out of trouble. right now it is 2-2 in the 10th inning. and the giants bryan wilson is pitching for the dodgers. so that will be interesting. to see how that turns out when we continue with the rest of sports

-z. minus a little harmless tweet or two from a player here or there. no matter what they might say publicly this contest going to

set the tone in the nfc west. for the 49ers, they're going to do everything possible to erase the memory from seattle. having a little fun with the media as he talks about the rivalries. >> well this match up is two great teams. great respect for one another. >> i think the nfc west is one big rivalry to tell you the truth. i don't know if ours is bigger than the cardinals. the 49ers and the rams had a rivalry last year within the game. so i think the whole nfc west is one huge rivalry. not the high octane patriots we've grown used to seeing. tom brady not happy about it. claimed the receivers ran the wrong rout most of the night. the only touchdown they were able to get against the jets they got it right this time. brady with the toss to aaron

dobson. 31yards. brady and company barely pull it out over new york 13-10. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. you don't want to get on tom brady's wrong

>> today on "tmz" -- >> so, justin bieber, member of the mile high club it turns out. he was baked on a private jet this summer. >> the pilot said they rolled up with their s.u.v.'s, smoke came flying out like cheech and chong. >> could he use any more cliche references, the plane was filled with munchies. ha-ha-ha. >> pot defender! >> kendall jenner posted this lovely photo of herself modeling in antigua which started the