the sit-in here at lake view elementary in oakland. the tents are up even after police showed up with a warning, leave or possibly get arrested. i'm live with a report coming up. >> and summer-like weather has returned to the bay area, just for two days. 90s inland, your full forecast in moments. >> as the commute builds toward the bay the latest on which bridge has which lanes blocked. >> we give you a quick look outside, that's a live shot over san francisco. you see low hanging clouds there, might be windy but nice and warm. it's tuesday, june 19, "today in the bay." >> good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning a bizarre internet post from someone claiming to be sierra lamar

catches the attention of investigators. it prompted deputies to check it out. good morning, marla. >> reporter: good morning. sheriff deputies here tell us this post was noticed just before midnight. it has been removed but we can give you a look at it. we must say it is extremely disturbing. take a look, you can see an instagram photo of sierra and a message attached to it. deputies say it is only a hoax. the message reads please call the police he's coming back. then it goes on to list an address in saratoga. investigators say they spent the morning checking out the post and location but it turned up nothing. what is interesting is the street itself does in fact exist in saratoga. about two months ago someone hacked the missing 15-year-old's twitter account, that was determined to also be a false alarm. lamar was last seen in morgan

hill more than three months ago. less than a month ago deputies arrested a man and he is now facing kidnapping and murder charges though her body has not been found. today deputies are going to be heading south to search once again the reservoir about three miles west of morgan hill looking for any sign of the missing teen. live in san jose, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 6:02. san jose man who once cared for vulnerable children is now behind bars on child predator charges. investigators say 33-year-old joaquin bailey molested two girls in his care as well as an 18-year-old woman with a mental age of a kindergartener. he work ed at a facility in los gatos which houses children who are dependent of the court. he has also worked at achieve kids, a facility for the

developmentally disabled in san jose. investigators say they are looking for more victims. >> this morning a test of wills. oakland parents and teachers camped out at lake view elementary. stephanie chuang is live in oakland where the protesters are still ignoring police orders to leave immediately. good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning to you. there's a core group of people here who have a very clear message, they are not going anywhere. most of them are still sleeping in this camp of about nine tents or so. this is day five of their sit-in protest here at lake view elementary. this is despite the fact that the school district sent its police officers out here yesterday morning. flyers in hand that warn teachers, parents and the activists to leave or face jail time. a spokesman says the board made the decision to shut down the five schools and if protesters

don't leave they may be escorted off or even arrested. >> campus police showed up and handled the situation poorly and scared a lot of the parents and teachers and students. >> it's not something we want to do. it's something we're trying to do in an effort to prevent to make any arrests whatsoever. >> reporter: the lake view elementary building is said to house administrative offices so protesters went in and claimed it as the location for their unofficial summer school for kids. back here live you can see one of the many signs, this is their primary demand. the superintendent reopen all five schools or resign. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> parents are calling for major changes at their children's middle schools, hundreds packed a community center to ask officials from the alum rock union district to replicate the handful of high performing

charter schools. while just half in the district are testing proficient in english and math, many are testing above grade level and are college bound. hundreds are on the waiting lists to get in. and parents say it's not fair to those who do not get in. >> to ask for better school. historically it's not a popular thing to do, and especially the family out there that cannot speak for themselves. >> alum rock's interim superintendent who just got on the job says he is hopeful that traditional schools can look at charters and replicate things like longer school days. >> the state says $240 million will be spent next year on benefits for retiring university employees, that number expected to double when more than 100,000 more hit retirement age. uc administrators asking for

state help. >> lawmakers passed a budget. democratic leaders resist governor brown's proposal to restructure the state's welfare program. brown wants deeper cuts to ease $15.7 billion shortfall. he wants a rigorous welfare to work program that would cut off benefits unless certain requirements are met. democrats want to action tend to child care assistance but critics say the savings do not go far enough. >> two men are behind bars accused of trying to run down bike riders. two boys say the men tried to hit them sunday afternoon. one of the boys had to jump off his bike to avoid being hit. the suspects are 24 and 31, both now booked in the san mateo jail. >> 6:06 now. felt like a cool start when i

walked out the door. meteorologist christina loren says get ready. >> it's going to be nice. warmer, you might have been able to give your ac a break yesterday. you probably need it today and tomorrow inland. we do not have as much cloud cover as we get into the time yesterday. a live look over san francisco. a little bit of the marine layer formation burning off. temperatures are crisp. it's cool in san jose at 52. 52 in san mateo and 53 degrees this morning in san francisco. you might not need that jacket, though, through noon temperatures in the 80s and many of your inland cities. and winds more after factor through the second half of the day. more northerly. it's the downsloping winds that are going to bring in the warm air. warmer tomorrow, about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. then a cooling friend that lasts beyond the weekend. 80 at noon, that's your inland

reading. 80 at noon, these are peeling off the first layer probably by 10:00 or 11:00. 90 at 4:00. 80 bayside and 70 at the coast. a big time cooldown. the seven-day tells the story in my next report. here is mike inouye with your morning drive. >> we'll take to you the dumbarton bridge. that's where we have the westbound commute direction dealing with an suv that stalled along that flat section over toward the high rise. the crews are heading out but we just got word, someone got out and trying to wave traffic by. stay to the side if you do that. to the north, coming from the north, 92 has no delays. but 580 shows all of the traffic. and 18 minutes, it continues to build with no major incidents or at the bay bridge toll plaza. a live shot shows you the sun coming up as well as glinting off of the rooftops. the the fast track a big

advantage. that sun's going to be in our lens. back to you. >> thank you. 6:08. cleanup crews will attack highway litter. they will be cleaning up trash along freeways, some of the key areas include 101 between sierra point and candle stick exit in san francisco, 580 near the north flynn exit in livermore and 101 between 87 and 280 in san jose. it spends more than $40 million every year just on litter cleanup. >> this swoon a chance for soccer teams to play along side the big boys. days after the earthquake announced they are adding more club seats. the council taking a final step to build a sports soccer complex. the space has been slated for commercial development and will cost the city tens of million, about $10 million in lost

revenue. leaders hoping the complex will generate money on its own. >> 6:09. the defense takes over. and the jury could take over soon. details coming up in a live report. >> new video out showing the destruction of a syrian city. that story and the video next. >> talking about the warm-up look at the sun casting the glow in san jose. >> and the latest traffic, news, weather and all sorts of good things. come find us on facebook. at nbc bay area. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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>> in campbell you're looking live at firefighters on that scene of a two-alarm fire, burning on mcglinsy lane and west chester drive.

that one is near union avenue. firefighters are up on the roof punching holes in trying to threat air in and hopefully knock this fire down. we'll keep you posted. >> we have amateur video this morning showing the destruction caused as syria continues to shell the city of homs. homs has been the center of the 16-month uprising against the president assad. the u.n. now estimating about 10,000 people have been killed in the uprising. but activists say that number is actually a lot higher. >> a land slide in eastern indonesia killed at least four people. rescue efforts are under way. officials fear six people are still trapped under the rubble. the slide was triggered which two days of continuous rain. floods and land slides are common in indonesia, especially this time of year. >> the trial of jerry sandusky

moving faster than a lot of people expected. chris is joining us from pennsylvania and at this point we understand that the jury could get the case in the next few days. >> reporter: that's right, jon. court has reconvened for the day about 15 minutes ago. jerry sandusky arrived about 8:30. the big question is will sandusky take the stand in his own defense f. he does take the stand in his own defense it likely will be today because the judge yesterday informed the jury that the case is moving faster than expected and the defense is expected to wrap up its entire defense which lunch time tomorrow. that means that jury could get the case as early as thursday and start deliberations. yesterday the defense started calling witnesses, they called a couple of penn state football coaches, one of them had recently retired. he was a character witness for sandusky testifying that

sandusky was a stand up guy, well known, very active in his second mile charity. the coach also testified that it was not unusual for coaches to take showers with young boys. however, he did have to admit he had never given hugs to young boys in the shower which is a point of contention in this trial. the prosecution closed their case yesterday with the mother of one of the alleged victims, it was a powerful moment as she sobbed and felt like she was responsible for sending her child to jerry sandusky's home over and over when he didn't want to go. a big day of testimony yesterday. today the big anticipation. whether jerry sandusky or his wife dottie might take the stand to try to explain away some of the information from eight accusers who took the stand for the prosecution last week. keep an eye on this one. back to you. >> roger clemens is acquitted

but his legal fight is far from over. monday's jury announced not guilty verdicts on all six counts of perjury. he was accused of lying about taking steroids to congress -- about taking performance enhancing drugs. his chief accuser sued clemons back in 2009. attorneys say there will be a conference with a judge as early as next week. discovery could start in a few months. >> back out on the field tonight, the game against the angels starts off at 7:10 and matt cain back. saying things not that easy but he gets the job done, pitching 6 innings, four walks, four strikeouts. but good enough is the giants hang on to win it, 5-3. check out tomorrow's game. i guess what, here on nbc bay area average starting a it 7:00

p.m. >> the top in the world about to roll through. to raise the olympic flag at city hall tomorrow afternoon. it's anticipation of the gymnastic trials to be held at the hp pavilion. many of the gymnasts competing in san jose will move on to the london games. that's right, cue that music. stay with us for extensive coverage of the olympic games beginning july 27th, 37 days from today. >> get the blood flowing. >> u.s. pride. >> exactly. nice weather when they come here the next couple of weeks >> we sure hope so. we've got a cooldown on the way. it's not going too last much longer. just a little over two weeks away from the 4th fourth of jul. over the embarcadero, look at that you can see for just about

six to seven miles. beautiful start, about a third of the flouk at the coastline. we're not going to see all that much cooling from the marine layer. a live look at san jose, a stellar start. you see the sunshine setting up to be a hot day. thanks for the beautiful live shots. holding on to good air quality, wind out of the west at 11 miles per hour in fairfield more northerly. the downsloping northerly winds that dry out and warm up as they move from land to see that's going to keep the warming trend in place. crisp in san mateo, and we're headed to the 90s in the warmest cities across the bay. oakland 80 degrees, that's not too bad. feeling more like sum ear time. today and tomorrow can it will for the next date to 10 days.

only two more days before temperatures drop off. seven-day outlook tells the story. 89 in san jose, 90 in concord. tomorrow we'll reach the low to mid 90s in the warmer cities but look where our temperatures are headed. the difference between wednesday and thursday, 92 degrees inland to 75 and that translates to the 50s returning to the coast. cool enough for a jacket in half moon bay all day. temperatures will increase a touch. below 80 all the way through monday. see if you're driving the speed limit. >> you have to stop at the toll plaza. we showed the backup. and into the last few minutes they turned the lights on as well. not a problem down the east shore freeway. that will build.

san mateo bridge moves without incident but we're watching the bum b.a.r.t.en, coming out of fremont, mid span, a disabled subsuv. so far no showing shows up but if a lighter volume can get through. a smooth drive t construction crews should pick up. this is picking up now. the slowing and northbound because of the volume of traffic north tv680/101 interchange. we're tracking this fire in campbell. it's off of highway 17. it's near basscom. a concern for the community so we can track that with our photos on the scene. >> an east bay couple is in jail accused of stealing credit card numbers and going on a shopping

spree. police found the cards in hickman's car. deputies then searched the bay point home and found hundreds of other cloned credit cards. there could be as many as 500 victims with hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> investigation of a fire risk in some toyota vehicles. the vehicles include the camry, camry hybrid, the rav4 and the 2008 highlander hybrid suv. focusing on the design of a power window map. the government is receiving 32 complaints. electrical fires in the driver's door switch. >> microsoft is looking to take bite out of apple. the company had its new defight about the same size as an apple ipad. the front cover doubles as a key

board. the company has not said how much that device will cost. >> the latest challenge, step in the ring trying to take on the ipad. 6:22. president observe with other world seeders. find out where the pressure is on next in a live report next from washington. >> a beautiful live look city by the bay, san francisco this morning. ♪

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welcome back everyone. seeing a live look outside from the south bay this morning. sun up over the bay area. clearing out the overcast skies. going to check the forecast coming up. 6:25. >> the vice president will be in carmel to pick up cash for the campaign. joe biden attending a breakfast. the event is open to the public if you are willing to fork over the cash you can go. tickets range from $100 for general seating to $15,000 for i'm sure great food, also a meeting, a little photo with the vice president. biden will be in sacramento today for a different campaign event. >> today, the top leaders continue to tackle the most pressing problems of the world at the g-20 summit in mexico. tracie potts is live on capitol

hill this morning with a look at why analysts say the pressure is on president obama. >> reporter: the biggest problem that they are dealing with is what may happen to europe's economy if spain and greece falter. today we expect the good-20 to issue a statement saying that government spending more money, not less, not major cuts, is going to help not only the situation in europe but worldwide. they were dee dealing with issues like egypt, the military trying to strip power. and syria, that was the big subject when president obama sat down with russian president putin to talk about what they have in common. putin said they do have commonalities, the president said they do. both want to see the violence stopped but not a lot of specifics how and especially if they can apreon whether or not syria's president should step

down. >> thank you. with the latest from the g-20 summit. >> time to check the weather. who better but meteorologist christina loren to tell us and show us. >> look at this. temperatures today about 80 degrees. 90 at 4:00 p.m. f. you work outside or spend duration outdoors you want to bring that water bottle and sunglasses. 80 at 4:00 p.m. here is mike with your drive. >> coming through antioch, now willow pass, i'll let you know if it brocks the off ramp. we see some slowing. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," camping out in the name of saving schools. >> deputies look into an apparent hoax involving sierra lamar's case. we'll have t.

>> reporter: new this morning

deputies investigating sierra lamar's facebook page. i'm marla tellez. we'll show you the disturbing image they found, coming up. >> reporter: a police officer keeps a close eye on the sit-in here at lake view elementary in oakland after protesters were told leave or possibly get arrested. live with what parents and teachers plan to do. >> and get ready for a warm afternoon. temperatures back in the 90s inland the 80s bay side and the 70s at the coast before we really drop off. your full forecast in moments. >> your speeds dropping in the usual east bay spots. the bridge issue as well. coming up. >> a live look from the south bay, not kidding. that sun is up warming things up for tuesday, june 19. this is "today in the bay."

>> good morning. we appreciate you joining us. the time is 6:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. firefighters cleaning up after a fire at a campbell business. the industrial building is on mcglinsy lane and westchester drive close to union avenue and bascom. they were on the roof trying to vent smoke from the attic. it started about 5:00 this morning in the end unit. all six units did have smoke damage no. one was inside at the time. firefighters still watching for hot spots this morning. at this point it's not clear what started the fire. >> a moment of hope turning out to be a cruel joke. investigators say a facebook posting supposedly by missing teen sierra lamar is nothing but a fake. marla is live where deputies spent the night checking out this report. good morning. >> reporter: not just the night

but deputies here telling me they spent most of the morning investigating this. they say as you said it is merely a hoax. they noticed it just before midnight. it has been deleted so if you search it you will not kind it. we can show that to you. it is extremely disturbing, appears to come from the missing 15-year-old that says police call the police, he's coming back. there is also a saratoga address lifted. they say there is nothing there. we went ahead and did our own map quest search. while the street does exist, the physical address does not. at this point who is behind this posting. investigators are not saying but we can tell you the search for sierra continues near morgan hill. a dive team will use new sonar

equipment in hopes of finding any sign of her. sierra was last seen march 16 near her home. it has been more than three months she has been missing. live in san jose. "today in the bay." >> a man who once cared for vulnerable children behind bars on child predatory charges. police say he molested two young girls in his care as well as an 18-year-old woman with the mental age after kindergartener. he worked at a facility in los gatos which houses children who are dependents of the court and also worked at achieve kids for the developmentally disabled. there could be more victims. >> 6:33. lee will face arrest, that was the message to dozens of

teachers, patients and activists camping out at lake view elementary since friday. stfrp is live where protesters are still refusing to move. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. so far really pretty quiet here, there has been no police activity although through the night there has been at least one officer camped out across the street. it is clear the school district wants to keep a close eye on protesters and the activity here. it was almost 24 hours ago when officers arrived on the campus not 24 hours ago posting up and handing out flyers warning protesters ever possible arrest if they didn't leave immediately. a district rep tells us that they allowed the small tent city for a couple of days so that the protesters could express themselves. but that now time's up and they have to leave. organizers say they belong here, they are teachers and parents with even some kids. >> that's the reason they shouldn't. i mean, they don't need to do that. we're protecting the property,

not letting people enter the property, the build withing. there is only one in the building that the to make sure no one sneaks in. >> reporter: the lake view elementary building is said to house administrative offerses so yesterday protesters went in the building and claimed it as their location for an unofficial summer school. the district tells us there is no time table for an enforcement that yesterday it was unlikely for police action but there is no indication of when that will all change. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> in walnut creek city leaders expected to adopt a new budget tonight. the $135 million spending plan includes staff reductions, program cuts and fee increases. this is meant to help close a $2 million deficit. city leaders admit it will not address the need for maintenance of roads and city facilities such as pools. and if you want to go to the meeting it's at walnut creek's city hall at 7:00. >> palo alto's budget will

include funding for animal services. the city was threatening to outsource its shelter operations after one of its funding partners backed out. council members found some money to keep it operating. the budget does allow the shelt tear stay open. leaders warn that cuts are still coming including potential layoffs. >> japan bracing for a typhoon expected to bring heavy rains and winds. the typhoon hit southern japan yesterday and people there have been warned to seek higher ground. sand barriers are placed out in front of the beaches. flights have been canceled. the typhoon has been downgraded a bit. >> nothing like that. want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. we're getting a warm-up. >> yeah, a warm-up but not like the warm-up over the weekend where we saw the triple digits. we're talking about a warm-up

that brings temperatures back to the 90s. a beautiful start over san francisco this morning, you can see for about 8 miles or better. that's good news we're not dealing with as much cloud cover as yesterday but it will be warmer as a result and in addition to that we're going to get very warm downsloping winds. 52 in san mateo. 52 in concord. throughout the day your winds are going to continue to shift northerly. we have the southeast wind at 11 miles per hour 18 san jose out of the north by the day's end. we'll be much warmer, some of your beach cities. 75 degrees at 4:00 p.m. inland. talking about with 90s, 80s bayside. oakland and san francisco getting the best of it. i'll reveal a major cooldown in my next report. first i want to get you out on time. >> i'll reveal the dumbarton bridge. it's moving now that disabled

suv has cleared from the incident report so westbound t commute looking smooth off of the fremont and newark side. wasn't much slowing. 92, the san mateo bridge is fine. the metering lights are on, the backup at the toll plaza may slow down the lights. there is a stall in the tunnel or east of the tunnel. at least a distraction. a live look shows you what things are like in oakland. volume holding steady. >> coming up on "today in the bay," mystery man who disrupted the u.s. open champion interview, no long area mystery. find out who else has been subject to his act. >> mystery goofball. on the road. how many people are expected to travel for the fourth of july weekend.

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time is 6:44. shelling in the syrian city of homs blamed for 50 deaths since yesterday. >> amateur video shows the destruction left by the relentless assault by syrian troops. the u.n. ordered the evacuations of civilians from the city. the u.n. estimates about 10,000 people have been killed but

activists say that is much higher. homs has been at the center of the 16-month uprising against embattled president bashir al assad. >> a land slide in eastern indonesia killing at least four people. efforts under way to find people trapped. the land slide was triggered by two days of rain out there. floods and landslides are common in indonesia. especially this time of the year during what's called its wet season. >> 6:45. the trial of former penn state coach jerry sandusky is moving much faster than expected. the defense says it could wrap up its case as soon as tomorrow. another former assistant coach testified that he, like sandusky, had showered with young boys. the defense argues it's part of football culture. but on cross-examination, anderson admitted he had never hugged young boys in the shower, stayed with them in hotel rooms. the defense has not hinted

whether sandusky will testify in his own defense. closing arguments are planned for thursday. >> a long time on this but roger clemens acquitted of perjury. a federal jury announcing not guilty verdicts on all six counts. he was accused of lying to congress about taking performance enhancing drugs. clemens still faces a suit by his chief accuser. >> investigators looking into rodney king's death says pot plants found in his home likely played no role in his death. the plants and tools were taken into evidence on sunday t the same day king's body was found at the bottom of his pool. police are calling it an accidental drowning but an autopsy is being performed and the coroner says the results will not be available tor about a month. >> like it or not we know more about the guy who stepped

between cameras and webb simpson during a post-tournament interview. >> he is james dudley known as jungle bird. and he likes to do this. >> i knew that -- >> always something. >> always something. yes. dudley didn't get to enjoy a jail cell. no. they detained him but did not arrest him. they say he was drunk. >> come on. really. >> released him as soon as he sobered up. dudley is a deforestation activist, he has a webpage dedicated. there are videos of him greeting the queen's motorcade so somehow he earns enough to travel across the world. >> congratulations. doing a lot for deforestation. >> that's the message i got out of that squawk. >> jungle bird.

>> his own reality show coming up. weatherwise. reality is nice. >> yeah, for jungle bird and everybody in the bay area. beautiful weather. thanks for that. we appreciate those stories, andrew our producer. nice and cool to start, 6:48 now, the golden gate bridge, you can see it here. yesterday it was socked in with fog. this morning you can see the sun's out and we are setting up for a warmer day. you can see cameras starting to shake. winds will pick up but it's the northerly winds that push that marine layer out to sea and warm us up so great weather today in san francisco, at 53 degrees, at 55 in sunnyvale. warm conditions. it's going to move in, set up inland. the winds will drive downward so we're talking about winds out of the north pushing to the south throughout this afternoon. and those downsloping winds warm up as they move from land to

sea. that means we're going to get warmer as we keep the winds in the mex for tomorrow. tomorrow is the first official day of summer and you might have your kids home with you off for the summer if you want to take them to the beach you get two great days today and tomorrow. 69 in pacifica, half moon bay warmer there. 70 degrees. the winner looking for warmth if you want a sun tan, put that spf 30 on, 79 degrees, you can't beat that in santa cruz. highs in the upper 80s in los gatos. 88 santa rosa. 78 san francisco and 92 in livermore. if you don't like the heat, we've got to much cooler situation starting to develop from thursday into the upcoming weekend. hook at the difference. between wednesday and thursday a 20-degree drop-off that means drizzle likely for the first part of the day. at the coast, keep that in mind for thursday. friday staying mild, then saturday we'll get sunshine, warmer but temperatures much lower than our seasonal averages. here is mike inouye and your

drive. >> first of all the on ramp has the road crew. here, 87, 85, 87, 101, all showing the needs into the 40s where you see the yellow. the commute building for the south bay. that will continue. we have the fire that is off of highway 17 but some folks sent me tweets asking what the helicopters are doing. we're following that. that's between highway 17 and union and bascom. it's not an issue for the main commute. we're looking north and see the traffic slowing southbound 880 at a street an accident there currently blocking what will be hov or carpool only lanes, so far we see the slowing and the build out of castro valley. traffic tuesday so a heavier volume than yesterday. more slowing out of livermore and through the alta mont pass. a live look outside, we'll show

you what things are like. a pleasant smooth drive. no problems for the flow. all the way into the city via 101. back to you. >> thank you. now a chance for soccer teams to play on a new field and play next to the big boys. days after the san jose earthquake announced plans for more club seats, the council meeting to discuss building a soccer complex. that space had been slated for commercial development and will cost the city $10 million. the leaders hope at this point the soccer complex would generate money on its own. >> a full scale attack on litter. they will be cleaning up trash along bay area freeways. some of those key areas including 101 between sierra point and candlestick exit in san francisco. 580 near the north flynn and 87

and 280 in san jose. caltrans spends more than $40 million every year on litter cleanup. >> two families mourning the loss of two men in a boating accident on father's day. johnny johnson and acemoore pittman were fishing on saturday. their boat ended up cap sizing, and a third man right in the water. the friend was rescued. johnson and pittman drowned leaving behind a total of 17 children. pittman's family, they celebr e celebrated his life monday. >> he's here. smiling. with two girls teeth. >> the deputies say they don't know how the three ended up in the water but they do report none of them were wearing life vests. very important lesson here. if you would like to help the families, find out how to do it going to our website at nbcbayarea.com.

>> a driver shot in the neck on interstate 580 is still in critical condition this morning. oakland police hope a reward will help catch that shooter. this is a follow-up to a story we brought you yesterday. a 26-year-old man was shot driving east on 580 near the fruitvale avenue exit late sunday night. the victim's brother who was riding in the passenger seat was not hurt. police actually shut down the freeway for several hours to investigate. any one with information should call police. >> 653. davis convicted for the 2010 killing of 19-year-old la juan hall. an officer shot davis, then arrested him. the second suspect fled the scene. davis could face up to 50 years to life in prison. >> the motive behind two deliberate fires one of which destroyed a home might be a relationship breakup.

19-year-old landon kramer is accused of setting fire to his ex-girlfriend's home twice. the mother says the fire happened after her daughter broke up with kramer. kramer posted bail last week and is out of jail. the girl's family has renovated their home and the mother is relieved there has been an arrest. >> a man is recovering this morning after he was attacked with a taser, then robbed in san francisco. police say the man was walking home near the intersection on saturday night when all of a sudden he lost consciousness. he woke up to find his wallet and ipod had been stolen. there was a taser on the ground next to him. police still looking for the suspect. >> parents are calling for major changes at their children's middle schools. hundreds packed to ask officials to replicate the handful of high performing charter schools.

while just half are testing proficient in english and math, many students in the charter schools test above grade level and parents say it's not fair to those who do not get in. >> to ask for better schools because you know, historically it's not a popular thing to do. and especially the family out there that cannot speak for themselves. >> alum rock's interim superintendent who just started the job is hopeful alum rock's traditional schools can look at the charters and replicate things like longer school days and individual learning. >> a list of bay area parents are protesting plans to close schools. stephanie chuang is live at the scene with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. people were camped out overnight, no plans on leaving

though a district police officer was waiting across the street, keeping a close eye on this camp. seems the district wants to keep a close eye but no plans on leaving. if or when the district will take wx their police officers coming out to enforce a warning, it came yesterday, flyers warning protesters to leave, not come back for 30 days or risk getting arrested. the protesters were given a couple of days to express themselves but now are trespassing. if they don't leave they may be escorted off the property and if they don't comply, possibly arrested. the people here say they don't want the district plan to go into effect to turn the building here at lake view elementary into district offices so they went in, opened the building as a classroom for summer school and today, this morning at 9:00 will open to kids who want to come for the second day of

class. live in oakland, "today in the bay." dwl the san francisco ethics commission meeting again on the case of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. the board considering the mayor's request to remove mirkarimi from office in the wake after domestic violence charge. the sheriff pled guilty false imprisonment after he bruised his wife's arm during an argument on new year's eve. the commission will look at a written statement from his neighbor which describes the conversation she had with lopez after the argument. that is mercury and his wife. madison says lopez described much more physical abuse than has been pub sized. >> a disturbing facebook post by someone claiming to be sierra lamar is dubbed a hoax. deputies were checking out the reports. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators here tell thus post is nothing more than a disturbing hoax. we can show it to you.

you can see here an instagram photo of sierra and a message attached reading, please call the police, he's coming back. it lists an address in saratoga. they checked out the location but they have turned up nothing. so again, they are calling this a false alarm. the search for the missing morgan hill teen continues today. as sheriff's dive team is going to check the reservoir where sierra was last seen. her accused killer remains in custody charged with murder and kidnapping though her body has not been found. >> thank you. >> let's check back with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. dress for the two parts of the day, inland at 90 degrees at

4:00. 80 degrees bay side and 70 at the coast. tomorrow is the first official day of summer. we'll meet back here tomorrow, we'll see you then. let's check your drive. >> a new accident on the east shore freeway. around central avenue. frorts of a van and motorcycle. that crash blocking one lane adding to the slowing. around first an accident also slowing off 880. >> we have another story. >> whitney houston's ex-husband remarried. bobby brown shared this photo with "people" magazine. he married alicia etheridge. brown's daughter, bobbi kristina did not attend. there is work throughout to be scheduled, brown's g