because there's a lot to the fact that you are going back ward. >> reporter: gary delanies this afternoon spoke to us about cashman and loftus both that we were told were demoted this week to captain. >> i've been told that they have been demoted to captain. >> reporter: it comes about two months after chief george gascon reorganized his staff in the wake of the lab scandal. cashman and loftus has been included in confidential memos last december on whether loftus should be investigated. >> you have two really solid people in those positions. >> reporter: both men have more than 20 years experience with the department. >> and everybody has been -- is readjusting to the fact that

there are no guarantees or certainties under chief gascon. >> reporter: we tried to reach loftus and cashman for comment this afternoon but our calls were not returned. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. we are learning more about a fatal officer involved shooting in buehrleing game last night. police say officers were investigating a report of a street disturbance when 30-year- old edgar elizondo came at them with a gun. they say he was shot with a stun gun but he continued coming at police. he was shot. officers are investigating the death of a teenager who allegedly shot himself while playing with a gun. investigators are calling it a tragic accident. they've determined that the boy accidentally shot himself in

front of his brother. investigators are still trying to determine where the gun came from. >> we know what happened but at this point we're trying to find out how the child got the gun. and hopefully our investigation will be able to lead us to how he got that loaded firearm. >> meantime goodwin's coach is holding a vigil tonight to help raise money. san francisco has being ideas with treasure island and as of today it can move forward with plans for the prime piece of real estate. sal castaneda has te tailed of today's big agreement. >> reporter: treasure island has not been an active military base since 1967, the government has owned that land, that is until today. today secretary of the u.s.

navy, house speaker nancy pelosi and mayor newsom commemorated the changing of the ownership of treasure island. >> a lot of sailors and marines who left from here, this was the last time they saw america. >> reporter: mayor newsom thanked former brown and others who he says worked through a pain staking process. the process was launched in 1984. >> it was not easy to put together. but we stand here today to celebrate that standing. >> reporter: the plan is to develop housing units, hotels, shopping areas and open space.

house speaker nancy pelosi says the plan may be used as a model for other military bases for transition. >> it means we can now go into the future assured of this partnership that's good for the bay area and good for the u.s. taxpayer. >> reporter: ground breaking is scheduled for next year. many if not all of the 30 or so business already on the island will need to be relocated. jim morowski founded treasure island wine and wants to be part of the island's future. >> we want to work with the development and understand how we can be part of the redevelopment and be part of the newest neighborhood in san francisco. >> reporter: part of the agreement is for the navy to clean up treasure island before it is turned over to the city. that clean up work should begin by early next year. live on treasure island, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. most of us know about treasure island's past as a

site of a giant fair and navy base. >> reporter: this manmade island is only 75 years old but it is truly a treasure of an island. it was originally made of bay dredgings to accommodate the bay bridge expedition and it yes it was named after the robert stevenson novel. it was going to become a military airfield but with the opening of mayfields now sfo that never happened. instead, ti with its combalet and huge bailings became the home of pan am flying clipping boats. it became a naval base in world war ii and it was a major embarcation site. there was still stipulations

restrictions, and still the navy owned it until today. today portions of ti are becoming san francisco's fastest growing residential neighborhoods and a center of bay area film making. tom vacar. caltrans is reporting major progress in the construction of bay bridge. huge spans have just arrived from china. construction is moving so quickly and smoothly that the deck sections will be in place by next week. >> these sections here are 225 feet long and they weigh over 1,500-tons they're the largest parts of the roadbed that we're going to put in place. >> reporter: most of the projects major parts are here or will arrive soon including high strength wire. the cables will be used for the massive suspension arm of the signature tower which is currently in the process of

going up. we have more information about the bay bridge project on our website ktvu.com just click on the bay bridge tab. we are following breaking news right now on the san mateo coast. we just got word that a glass fire on pigeon point may have been contained. the fire broke out just after 3:00 p.m. on the east side of highway 1, calfire says it launched an aggressive attack with six engines, a chopper and two air tankers, power lines though are line in the area and pg & e is currently on the scene, the cause is still under investigation. traffic is moving again tonight on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountain after a big rig crash shut down the highway for hours today. the truck overturned just before 7:00 this morning on big moody curb. the wreck blocked northbound lanes of traffic for five

hours. for a time, chp diverted traffic until they could up right that trailer. no one was injured in the crash. two people were hurt and traffic was snarled after a head on crash on the golden gate bridge. the highway patrol says about 9:00 this morning a big rig rear ended a car ending it into oncoming traffic. and that set off a chain reaction that involves two more cars. two people suffered minor to moderate injuries and all lanes of the bridge were closed for about a half hour. bridge officials say a movable barrier designed to block head on crashes is in the works and that it will have a lower profile than earlier design. >> back then it was a heavier, they were wider, and they've brought them down in width.

a shark began chewing on a man's water craft. the shark flipped the kayak over. when the shark swam away, coca sent a distress signal to other kayakers who helped him get to coast. and the baseball player who hit the best home run ever has died. everybody knows that phrase, bobby thompson who's shot heard around the world home run won the pennant for the new york giants. he died last night. the san francisco giants recognized thompson's home run as one of the biggest parts of

the team's history. there are several displays around at&t park. bobby thompson was 86 years old. a verdict today in illinois is being called a major victory for former governor rod blagojevich. he faced 24 counts in a government corruption case, but after two weeks of deliberations, a jury found him guilty of just one count of lying to federal agents. the jury was hung on the remaining 23 counts including trying to sell or trade president barack obama's former senate seat and we are just getting word that that jury was deadlocked 11-1 in favor of conviction on the alleged scheme to sell that senate seat. rod blagojevich was also facing several wire fraud charges, rod blagojevich faces up to five years in prison, prosecutors say they plan to retry the case. the two u.s. senate candidates from california have refused to comment on plans for a new islamic center near ground zero. the issue is a local concern.

boxer noted that when she was a marin county supervisor, quote no u.s. senator told me what to do. republican challenger fiarina called the mosque debate quote a personal and local issue. the plan has sparked a heated debate with opponents saying it would be disrespectful to build an islamic center so close to the ground zero site. ktvu is holding a debate between boxer and fiorina. the debate will be held at st. mary's college in moraga. randy shandobil will serve as mediator. you can watch the debate live right here on ktvu channel 2 news. the north american aerospace says the jets were sent out. the aircraft left the area before those fighter jets

arrived, two loud noises apparently sonic booms were felt throughout the pugit sound area. ktvu has learned that the suspect is from oakland. david beanick is live in sacramento county and joins us now with late details. >> t a ils. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. members have fired tear gas into this apartment complex but this stand off involving a bay area man is still going on. in fact, it started around 2:30 this afternoon. behind me you can see that edison avenue is closed right here in the outskirts of sacramento. deputies went to unit 49 of that complex this afternoon looking for a man of the name bryan brown from oakland. now he's wanted for allegedly shooting another man, james wilkins last month outside a liquor store in oakland. deputies saw brown, he then ran back inside. they are not sure at this point if he has a gun.

about 20 families have been forced from their homes at the apartment complex. now you may remember back in early june there was another stand off also involving a suspect from the bay area, in that case the stand off ended with the suspect being shot and killed at the scene. deputies here in sacramento say this time the stand off will not go that long. i'm david beanick now back to you. new details tonight in the horrifying deaths of two south carolina toddlers. find out what the mother told police about the deaths of her two children found in their car seats submerged in a river. we the see the fog out there in the distance. then another cooling trend, we'll have more on that coming

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the tragic and horrifying deaths of two toddlers found inside a car in a south carolina river took a new turn today. police say the boy's mother has now confessed to killing her children. >> a statement was made by the mother that she had suffocated the children, and of course the children were dead when they were placed into the water. >> divers found 18 month old jevon and 2-year-old jevon julian inside a submerged car yesterday. at first the 29-year-old reported the children drowned. but last night, julie admitted she suffocated the boys, submerged the car and then faked the accident. she says she lived with her

mother and was overwhelmed. >> she was frustrated with her mother telling her that she wasn't taking care of the children or couldn't take care of children and she just wanted to be free. >> the boy's deaths are similar to the susan smith case also out of south carolina. in 1994, smith's two toddler boys were found in a car strapped in their seats submerged in a lake. she is now serving a life sentence. let's check in now with meteorologist mark tamayo to tell us what's happening outside, mark. >> reporter: hello ken, today we have a different weather picture with more sunshine across most of the bay area. even the coastline enjoying sunny conditions. there's the fog bank way offshore. you can see to the west of san francisco to the west of point ray. we have a few patches moving in, you can see right along

point rays, but closer to the marin head lands. mostly clear skies along most portions of the bay area. the inland spots cooled off a few degrees from yesterday's highs. concord right now at 80 degrees, san francisco at 64. and santa rosa in the upper 70s, it's 77 degrees. you can see the clear skies, we are looking out toward san francisco out in the distance. weather story, fog increasing once again overnight, late tonight into early tomorrow morning. we'll stick with the pattern with fog and warm temperatures inland. we're talking about another cooling trend. as far as tomorrow, not a big change from today. lower 60s for the beaches. temperatures inland warmest locations only in the lower 80s, around 82 to 83 degrees. you can see our forecast model first thing tor morning concentrated forecast.

drizzle has been a factor, measurable drizzle over the past two mornings. i'm expecting pretty much the same deal for tomorrow morning. we're expecting clearing skies for your wednesday. starting off today, patchy fog. 64degrees. by lunchtime 52. we do have to talk about another cooling trend that really shows up in the five day forecast, i'll have more on that -pl -- on that coming up in just a little bit. well a massive recall out tonight after a case of salmonella due to eggs. they were linked to 200 cases of sal salmonella illness. for a full list of the egg brands involved besure to visit our website ktvu.com. federal state and local officials gathered today on the

shores of lake tahoe to hail environmental accomplishments and to talk about challenges. this year focused on how protecting the lake and it's surrounding forest are key to revitalizing the tahoe basin economy. $424million was committed to environment projects designed to protect the lake's clarity. >> we may finally believe it or not have stopped the decline in water quality. >> reporter: an eight year extension of the act which would authorize another $415 million is pending in congress. tourists are once again being attracted to the city by the bay. >> reporter: it appears to be back on the rise in san francisco. so why isn't the touristindustry ready to celebrate? that story coming up. gm recalls hundreds of thousands of vehicles, find out what's prompting this massive recall.

an east bay teenager killed after an accidental shooting in front of his little brother. also at 6:00, more details from the story we just told you about. continuing coverage of the major shake up under way right now in a bay area police department. plus, it's getting ugly. we've been following a campaign controversy in the south bay. see how vandalism is now part of the unfolding political drama. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

while there's been plenty of grim news, there are signs of life in san francisco's critical tourism business. rob roth is in the city with details on the rebound -- rob. >> reporter: it maybe a little too soon for the san francisco tourism business to bring out

the champane and start cheering, but the economy seeming to be coming back. san francisco's tourist spots appear to be busier this summer than last. and who would know better than a veteran cab driver. >> this summer is much better. i think so, for me, for my business. much better. >> reporter: and it's not just a anecdotal, hotel bookings are higher this year than last. unlike these street performers, hotel owners are not ready to break out in a dance.

that's because they are still having to offer rooms at a discount, although the discount is not as steep as last year. officials say more international travelers are visiting the bay area, among them is this family of four who came from france. >> so around the same price at in france, much more expensive or less expensive? >> we have a little money, finally. got three kids out of college. so we're kind of taking advantage of something we haven't been able to do ever before. >> reporter: the center's convention business remains relatively flat this year. experts say they don't expect to see a marked improvement until 2013. rob roth. general motors is recalling almost 250,000 vehicles because of a possible seat belt problem. the voluntary recall affects 2009, 2010 models of the

chevrolet travers, buick enclave, gmc acadia. seat belts could be damaged when the seat back is returned to an up right position after being folded down. gm says it doesn't know of any cases though where the seat belts failed to perform properly in a crash. on wall street today, stocks surged after optimistic new earnings report. investors reacted to a boost in earnings by home depot and wal- mart and a federal report showing construction of new homes and apartments rose slightly last month. here are today's closing numbers, the dow jones industrial average was up 103 points closing at 10,405. the nasdaq was up 17 closing at 2,209. for more consumer news, you can go to ktvu.com. latino's in california are bearing the brunt of the foreclosure crisis. >> a multi million dollars fast

food chain is hiring, we'll tell you what that means to california's economy coming up. preschool children are wearing tracking devices, it's a feature expected to save teachers time and money. droiiiid.

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we want to take you back to live pictures out of sacramento county where the arrests of a suspect, a murder suspect has just concluded. there was a man from oakland who was wanted in connection with a liquor store murder in oakland last month. oakland police got a tip that this suspect was in the sacramento area and contacted sacramento county sheriff's officials who located the man who aparticipantly barricaded himself inside a building right

outside the city of sacramento. the suspect has been arrested and is in custody, so we wanted to keep you up to date on that. a murder suspect from oakland is in custody after a stand off in sacramento county. in other news tonight, a new high tech way to keep track of student social security being used right here in the bay area. the technology is expected to lessen the teachers's responsibility and hopefully increase students learning. ken pritchett is live with more on how this system works. >> the children wear this tracking device on their children and it will alert if the child leaves campus. one benefit of this technology is for teachers because it will allow them more time to teach. it is nap time, a brief moment in the day when children can relax, a rare luxury for

teachers such as simone bufford. >> checking papers all day long. >> reporter: when a child arrives, the teacher must write it down. >> now when we free the children to lunch, we just have to push a button and it's done, so we don't have to check the paper. >> reporter: inside the jersey is a radio frequency tab that also using wifi which is monitored by sensors planted inside the school. each dot on this map represents a student. >> we could have completely pay off for this system from the savings that we had from the

staffing. >> reporter: kim says three thousand man hours could eventually be saved with this $50,000 system -- 3,000 man hours could eventually be saved with this $50,000 system. >> it's already proven technology. >> reporter: in the end the tracking tabs already a security feature and something akin to an inventory system that frees teachers for more important things. >> i spend more time with the children. >> reporter: we know of at least one parent who has raised questions about this system. questions about the safety of it. counters that this technology has been used for some time in hospital settings. in richmond, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police say they are working with town community leaders to find a way to make the area safer. neighborhood business are concerned people are avoiding the area following two recent

high profile incidents in oakland. the swings didn't happen in china town but both cases have received much attention in the chinese american community. police say they are now working with the neighborhood crime prevention counsel. >> we still have beat officers, we are still talking to them on how to provide better service to that area. a new report says foreclosures has disproportionally affected latino borrowers here in the area. more than half of all of the state's foreclosures involved latino borrowers.

latino's made up less than 1/3 of borrowers. the study's author says greater funder is needed for spanish counselors to help latino borrowers avoid foreclosure. you might have thought a job at mcdonalds were for teenagers. now it's for anyone trying to look for any type of job. >> reporter: mcdonald's it's hiring. today they are looking to hire 3,000, but today, three times that number showed up to fill out an application. selected stores held a one day open hiring date aiming to bring on 1,000 new workers

statewide. more than 70 showed up at this mcdonalds. >> especially nowadays. i'm looking to take any job available to pay for my books. >> reporter: hanson already works at a teacher's aids but budget cuts has reduced her hours. the money she would earn at mcdonalds would be welcome. but it's what comes with those hours that brought her in today. >> even if you work part time, you can get benefits, that doesn't even come with a job at schools anymore. >> reporter: unfortunately because of the economic time they don't have positions available. and we are lucky and we are excited that we can get some

very good people. >> reporter: steven leavy says the slumping market is still hurting employment but the state employment is growing and service centers like mcdonalds needs to keep up. >> there are thousands of unemployed in california, so a thousand won't help. but a thousand is something. >> reporter: christien kafton, ktvu. a large and colorful bus rolled into san jose today as part of a drive to boost the number of latino voters in california. the voter registration drive kicked off saturday stopping in eight cities over four days. organizers say latino's make up 32% of eligible voters. yet they represent just 20% of the state's registered voters. and they say there are

important election issues to address this year. >> we want a fair budget process. one that will help families and workers. and one where everybody pays their fair share. including the corporations, we also want to see a comprehensive reform. scientists make a critical link for athlete, coming up what they found out about those hard hits, some athletes face. and the battle against lou garretts disease. and we take a look at the biggest american idol competition. [ male announcer when meg whitman arrived at ebay,

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researchers have found new evidence that links brain disorders that can affect athletes. they found the same toxic proteins in a spinal cords of three athletes who had suffered head injuries then later died of als. researchers speculate the findings could mean athletes who have been diagnosed with als including lou garrett disease actually have the degenerative brain disease. two studies show almost a

million children may have been misdiagnosed with having adhd. researchers say those children did not have real behavior problems but were the youngest students in the class. in fifth and eighth grades, the youngest students were more than twice as likely to use ridilin to control adhd. one of the new features is expected to -- last month, it included language describing a

location feature. hp is purchasing a security software. it will run as a stand alone business but plans to intergrate the company to its division. thousands of bay area people hope they have what it takes. >> thousands waited before the sun came up, all hoping to be the next american idol, we'll take you to the idol stop in san francisco coming up. pretty cool event and pretty cool temperatures, are clinging right now to the bay area coastline. mark tamayo is coming up next with your bay area forecast. an teenager is killing after an accidental shooting in front of his little brother. we're learning from police about the investigation. more details from the story we just fold you about. continuing coverage of the major shake up under way right now in a bay area police

department. plus, it's getting ugly, we've been following a campaign controversy in the south bay. see how vandalism is now part of the unfolding political drama. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

idol fever is showing up in the pay area. thousands lined up at san francisco's at&t park before dawn this morning. all of them hoping for a shot at becoming the next american idol. claudine wong was there. >> reporter: before the sun came up, hundreds, then thousands lined up. >> i want to be the next american idol. >> we came out here because she's the next american idol. >> you're convinced? >> i'm very convinced. >> so convinced you'll stand out here in the cold. >> until it snows, whatever it takes. >> reporter: the die hards came early. >> i would rather be safe than sorry than having it be too late and they tell us that we can't try out. >> it was really cold this

morning. but we have a huge crowd. >> reporter: on season 10, even registration is an event. >> hot chocolate and kettle popcorn you guys. >> reporter: even now idol hopefuls did what they could to stand out. >> reporter: can you give us a little sample of what you can do? >> reporter: can you sing? >> yes, i can sing. >> i just hope that i can make it through. >> i'm excited, i'm ready. >> reporter: are you ready? give us a few notes. >> no i'm going to save that. >> reporter: singing on all four legs apparently a little hazardous. >> reporter: so despite the willingness of many people to sing today, today wasn't actually about the singing

today was about those wristbands. those wristbands guarantee that everybody can come back tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m., that's when auditions will begin. claudine wong, ktvu news. we have more news coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. julie haener is in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are looking on. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, family and friends are gathering at an emotional vigil after a teen accidentally shot and killed himself while playing with a loaded gun. the latest on what happened and where the teen got the weapon. we're learning about changes involving the chain of command. why some top deputies are being demoted. and the race for a san jose city council seat heats up, why some say could be a case of dirty politics. it's all coming up at 6:00. the influential u.s. news and world reports college rankings are out and a couple of local schools ranked very high. harvard university was named

best university. it's one of a quartet of ivy league universities. the other princeton, yale and columbia. and uc berkeley was the highest state funded university. it ranked 22nd over all and was number one when it comes to public universities. let's check in now with mark tamayo to see if there's any changes in store >> i see minor changes, first a bump up in the numbers then the story of our lives, i'm talking about a cooling trend. there's that fog bank, we had clearing skies over a good portion of the area. the skies will be the increase. you can see the latest record, winds out west-southwest. gusting to 24-miles-an-hour, so outside right now we have mostly clear skies looking out toward san francisco bay.

the transamerica pyramid in the foreground there. a fairly nice evening but a nice evening as well. with winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. as far as temperatures today, we cooled things down inland. you can see mainly in the mid- 80s. san francisco 66 and san rafael at 73 degrees. mostly sunny skies over most of the bay area this afternoon, fog will be on the increase overnight and for tomorrow, clearing skies to near the coastline, the extended forecast does feature that cooling friend. here's the latest on the satellite, you notice this little area of low pressure that actually probably mixed out the fog a bit today. also cooled off the inland neighborhoods, there's also still quite a bit of concern, up to our north to the east of eureka. not a big change for tomorrow. but by thursday, we're going to warm things up a little bit as high pressure briefly returns. the high scoots out of town and once again this area of low pressure moves in to the north.

this will be the source of more fog and to more cooling as we do head into the weekend. by the weekend, warmest locations inland will be struggling to make it to the lower 80s. once again, there is a fog and drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. good drizzle especially coast side right around the bay. temperatures mainly in the low to mid-50s. by the afternoon hours, partly to mostly sunny. not a big change from today's highs but 60 to 84 degrees. here's a look at the number, santa rosa 77, fairfield 82. mainly the mid- to upper 50s and the warmest locations inland on track to reach the low to mid-80s. san jose forecast highs 74, gilroy lower 80s. with skies becoming mostly sunny. here's a look ahead, your five day forecast, and temperatures come up with a few degrees. look what is approaching the bay area friday. with a sign at least the gain

of a cooling trend. by the weekend warmest locations inland only in the mid- to upper 70s. looking out there for the remainder of the month. pretty much looks like the cooler to warmer pattern will keep coming up. >> i know i keep bringing up temperatures in alaska but i want to bring this into perspective. today's high was 68, san francisco 66. >> something is wrong with that. >> seattle is 85 today. >> what's going on around here? >> these weather pattern, when you have one extreme here you get the other extreme elsewhere. we're in the cool of the temperature range. the one thing that's really strange is these are transient, they move around, things change, but this one has been sticking around for the last couple of months. >> thanks mark. farmers insurance company

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head compartment is big enough to fit three people's over head baggage. the same issue was connected to sadler's dramatic exit last week. >> that's when everything starts. that's when i say you're going to have to take something out of that because that's pocket is extended too much. >> reporter: one issue may be bigger bins. boing's dream liner has more space overhead. still other passengers plan to pack light and pack more patience. >> there's so many people that have the really huge ones and it's like they carry their

whole life. >> reporter: in washington, i'm samantha hayes. there's much more news ahead, ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next.

a major shake up in the leadership tonight involving san francisco's police department. we are learning more tonight about if teenager who police say accidentally shot and killed himself in front of his younger brother. tonight how friends and family are honoring him. good evening i'm ken wayne, frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. new details are emerging tonight about a bay area teenager who police say accidentally killed himself while playing with a loaded handgun. it all happened right in front of the teen's younger brother. police are now investigating how the boys got the gun and family and friends are gathering for an emotional vigil tonight. ktvu's paul chambers joins us ni