fast force moved into the union city hoping to fine him and anyone helping him. today want to to the house where a 30-year-old was arrested. her family declined to comment about the case. but said they are upset with police who damaged the house in a raid. police tell us that neighborhood is well-known for generation of gang activity which he was a part. >> he got help getting cars and being hidden in certain houses. >> reporter: this resident says he wasn't surprised about this case originating from someone from this neighborhood. >> i'm not surprised when it comes to around here. there is a lot of violence in the east bay. i'm kind of used to it. >> reporter: we found court documents that he has a history of running and resisting. >> this is a dangerous person. it shows you his mind set as

officers contacted him. he decided to shoot it out instead of coming peacefully. we are lucky no one is dead. >> reporter: he underwent another surgery yet. late this afternoon he remains in critical but stable condition. live in oakland ktvu channel 2 news. facebook page has been set up for officer todd young. on it there is news of young's condition along with photos sent by friends and family member. there is information on how to help officer young. sentences went ahead this morning for one of two men convicted of murdering a 22- year-old city council man two years ago. the judge gave harry williams 50 years to life in prison.

he delayed sentencing for gene until july 27th. combs was convicted by a second jury of second degree murder. prosecutors say the two mistook garcia for a drug dealer who owed combs $50. federal investigators say they found contamination in two iowa egg farms responsible for 1500 cases of salmonella poisoning. they found rodent, maggots and seeping manure. two farms recalled 500 million eggs. in their report released today, f.d.a. officials said they still cannot speculate on how the eggs were contaminated and not only the farms violated

their own rules but rules but into place this summer. the mobilization for climate justice is demanding a moratorium on all offshore drilling. at one point they occupied an intersection and tried to block the entrances to bp office offices. organizers say they are protesting at request of groups along the gulf coast. the group also says big oil company need to pay up and be accountable for the environmental impact on drilling. new details are emerging into the investigation of safety protocal at bp's deep water horizon rig. three government drilling engineers acknowledged they had mistakenly assumed independent nation's were taken place on the rig. today president obama ordered every rig in the gulf of mexico to have a blowout precenter

examined by a third party before they are allowed to drill again. it is the eve of president obama's speech announcing the end of military operations in auction iraq. he launched a full scale attack on the economy, specifically pushing congress to pass a package for small businesses. he's promising to wrap up the recovery in days to come. >> reporter: shortly after leaving a meeting president obama blasted senate republicans for block a bill he says will create jobs. >> this bill is paid for. it will not add to the deficit. there is no reason to block it. >> reporter: it opposed a legislation that republicans say won't generation jobs. >> we are in the crisis. this is not something to be taken lightly.

>> reporter: while u.s. consumer spending rose 24% in july as the biggest gain in four months. the president says more needs to be done to speed up the economic recovery. nationwide unemployment is at 9.5%. hundreds of thousand of americans are long term unemployed meaning they have been job hunting 6 months. the economy is the number one issue for voters. suggest what the obama administration called a summer of recovery in june is falling short of the public's expectations. meanwhile the president will address iraq on the official end of u.s. combat operations. >> you still good platoons and companies going out partnering with the iraqi security force to secure the neighborhoods. >> reporter: one day before the

address on the iraq war the president made an unannounced visit meeting with two dozen wounded soldiers. anti-war protesters used bloody hands on the call on the house speaker to work harder on military funding for operations in iraq. >> bring our war dollars back. >> they came to her office to present her with bloody hands saying the blood on iraqis is on her hands for not stopping the wa there. >> we want our soldiers home and the tax dollars used to fund war to come home and fund our schools and needed resources at home that keep us safe. >> members say they plan together tomorrow to watch the president's speech on the withdrawal of combat troops

from iraq. we now two words president obama will not say tomorrow night. mission accomplished. >> major combat operations ended in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. >> that's video from seven years ago of then president bush on an aircraft carrier proclaiming mission accomplished near by. . the bush administration came to deeply regret that sign. a spokesperson says president obama will talk about what's involved in the drawdown and changing iraq. you can watch the president's address here live on ktvu channel 2 at 5:00. in afghanistan seven more u.s. troops were killed today in two separate bomb attacks in southern afghanistan. another seven troops were hill killed over the weekend. that brings the total number of

troops killed so far to 49. since the war started more than 1100 u.s. troops died. the number of u.s. forces in and can is 120,000. it is a busy day for police detectives after a deadly surge of violence that included a double homicide and officer involved fatal shooting. it comes as the city continues the search for a new police chief. robert is live in san jose to tell us what some crime victims have to say there. robert? >> reporter: in about an hour a community meeting will be held at san jose city hall to hear what people want from a new police chief and the police department. this week's surge in violence gives everybody a lot to talk. family and friends set up a memorial where two men were sh to death in a parking lot saturday night in a drive-by shooting. a 26-year-old and 27-year-old became san jose's 17th and 18th

homicides of the year. >> it was not in gangs. she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. i know he was running and that's when he got shot. >> reporter: friends of rodriquez echoed those sentiments. >> i didn't think he had enemies. >> i'm in shock. >> reporter: police say that's a good description of this weekend a.126-year-old woman on morris court was killed in a domestic violence situation on friday night. officers shot and killed a 42- year-old at this apartment in san jose. please say he confronted offices were a 10-inch knife. as place investigate the cases friends and family of the victims say they are well aware san jose is looking for a new police chief and hoping the chief can stop the violence.

violence is expected to be a topic at the community meeting. the family's won't be able to make it because they are planning funeral services. a shark attacks a sea lion not far from a bay area beach. he was huge. plus, he was one of the greatest pitchers in major league history. what happened today when he went before a judge facing serious charges? it has been cool around here. the fog is back. we have big changes. the forecast is coming up.

one of baseballs pitcher's is making news off of the ball field. roger clements pleased not guilty in using steroids. >> reporter: the government went another round today in the prosecution of professional athletes and steroids but not for using them. >> reporter: he was one of baseball's greaters pitchers. he was baseball's greatest home run hitter. and now both barry bonds and roger clements are charged not with using performance- enhancing drugs to help make them greater but with lie about it under oath. >> if the government gets a conviction against someone who is a big figure in society that gets everybody's attention. the government is sending a

message. people are saying i better not do that. >> reporter: today clements like bonds before him pleaded not guilty and made it clear he'll fight, too. their advesary the chief federal investigator and his testimony helped win each athlete perjury case that's gone to trial. clement's former trainer will bring evidence with him. bond's former trainer will not talk. law professor king says in the trials juries will expect bonds and clements to testify. but that might not help their case. >> they have this ego which is enormous and arrogance which personifies them. juries don't like that. >> do you think you'll be found guiltity? >> i think this is a strong case against both of them. there is a good like hihood at the end of the day both will be

found guilty. >> reporter: barry bond's trial is scheduled to start in late march in san francisco. jury selection for roger clement's trial in washington will follow two weeks later. reporting live rita williams ktvu channel 2 news. police in the east bay are investigating two cases of vandalism in an naacp office. the group's office was hitwide twice in 8 days. first time vandals shattered a window with b.b. pellets. yesterday they used rocks which damaged pictures blinds inside. >> we are concerned because this is happening to the naacp office. i'm concerned why is it happening to this office? that is a great concern. >> the naacp is working with police to implement security

measures. people in caribbean are hungering down as hurricane earl has reached category 4 status. puerto rico and the u.s.ing has been hit with strongs and. shipping companies moved vessels out of the area. the form is predicted to move along the eastern seaboard. swimmers and surfers are being warned about a shark siting after a bay area beach. 1:00 this afternoon several people reported seeing a large great white shark attack a sea lie lion. happened west of the taco bell. witnesses say the shark appeared to be between 18 and 25 feet long signs have been posted along the beach warning of the shark siting. on to the weather now. what's í!"y=&your reaction whe hear that? >> the first thing i think

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i'll have your five-day forecast forecasted for an area where you live back here. see you then. >> thank you, bill. enormous drill began carving half mile source through solid rock to free 33 minute trapped in the mine. the 31-ton drill bored 50 feet in the rock. later larger bits will expand that hole to pull the men through. it is a process that could take up to four months. men became trapped on august 5th. it is the longest known survival in an underground disaster. tonight bay area attorneys

and judges say facebook is playing unwelcomed role in some trials. what is problem is what's being done about it. we don't want to wait for some horrible incident to gain attention to this situation. some are asking for action tonight. they say they don't feel safe on the job. battle over bedbugs. find out what exterminators are doing across the nation when it comes to fighting this growing problem.

today a report came out showing person incomes rose less than expected in july. dow lost almost 141 points. nasdaq dropped 33. a group of federal judges including two from the bay area say they are not safe on the job. today they were in the nation's capital to ask for personal protection in the courtroom. >> we don't want to wait for a horrible incident to gain attention to this situation. >> two judge-associations are urging congress to consider more funding for court security. according to one of the judges there have been 200 threats against administrative law

judges over the past four years. many judges face stressed defendants in small rooms with barely a railing between them. >> when you sign up or the a policeman you know you run a risk. when you enlist in the military you know you put your life on the line. most federal workers did not expect that being a judge would put their lives or family members at risk. >> the judges say the security guard or bailiff is not enough protection. they are asking for more secure entrance, exits and park areas. the staff two handle hundreds of thousands of social security appeals and immigration cases each year are the once most at-risk. an attorney is offering free legal advice for anyone attending burning manifest valley in nevada that begins today. the attorney and other fans say federal officers are too heavy handed and are making arrests to quote, justify their existance. 50,000 people are expected to attend the festival this year.

federal agents say a new study on things such as illegal drug use shows a need for a larger process of police this year. >> there is a new call to lift restrictions on powerful pesticides to eliminate the bedbug problem. in the 1990's epa banned powerful chemicals that had been effective in killing bedbugs. health experts say more women will be giving birth by c- section in the near future. the figures have consequences years later. since many doctors say once a c- section always a c-section.

they suggest a link between chemically induced labor and highier likelihood of a c- section. women's whose labor was induced had a c-section. coming up, how a post on facebook landed one juror in big trouble. san francisco is trying to bring a billion dollar boat ramp to the bay. we'll tell you what the city is doing coming up.

now that includes talking on facebook or other social networking sites. technology is changing so rapidly and the courts are trying to play catchup. for jurors who don't listen and

talk about a case online they could find themselves in real trouble. we have a case and point. we are live tonight in south bay with the report. >> reporter: this is problem for courtrooms around the area and the bay area a. judge hopes one woman's recent post about a trial on facebook will be a lesson for others. facebook user let's you they what's on your mind. the judge says the answer should be nothing. >> it is common knowledge. don't talk about what happens in the courtroom. >> reporter: in the suburb of detroit is a judge removed a woman after a trial. going to be fun to tell the defendant they are guilty. the problem was the trial wasn't over. now the 20-year-old woman could be found in contempt of court. >> that's a violation of oath not to have contact with the outside world about the case. it could be a contempt sanction oring mistrial at a minimum.

>> reporter: courts are trying to catch up with technology. >> courts frequently will admonish jurors there is to be no texting, facebooking for tweeting about a trial while it is going on. it is becoming frequent. jurors are contacted after a case to find out why they made a decision or was there any inappropriate conduct in the jury room. >> this is a bad violation of your oath as a juror. >> reporter: the supreme court presiding judge points out they are warnings read to jurors have been updated to include social networking. >> some people think don't talk don't mean don't facebook. that's why we change the instruction don't talk to anyone includes electronic communication. >> reporter: the judge says the bigger issue in this case

appears that the juror prejudged the case before the evidence was presented. lawyers pointed out that it could be difficult do show they talked to someone else but online paper trails show juror misconduct. myspace is taken a page from facebook. social networking site says they'll allow users to see myspace items without leaving facebook. they'll also be able to share music, videos, game applications, links and photos across the social networking sites. it was in the weak of falling revenue and weak user growth. drivers who refused to give up their pay raises to help san francisco's city budget will have to put up money towards parking at the yard. $80 a month fee will go into effect in december. $950 a year out of pocket costs will amount to a third of the pay raise they have been asked

to forgo. the drivers had a chance to help out with the budget fall entirely but now they'll have to help out without any say. they didn't think it was pay back for drivers because it applies to everyone. >> they hit the supervisors that park inside the park lot in all the divisions. it is not a retaliation. >> drivers will also have to give up stan-by pay and 9 representatives will have to start driving again. it is the only american city in the running. but time is running out to get the application in. we are talking about san francisco hosting the america's cup. event that organizers say would bring in a lot of money and create thousands of jobs. but it is no sure thing. we are live tonight in san francisco with more on this. >> reporter: we are standing here at what organizers are hoping will be the starting line to the next america cup race. organizers of the effort will

brings the race to the bay says whoever wins san francisco will merge as the economic winner with more than a billion dollars at stake. the effort got underway today in san francisco's chamber of commerce. >> san francisco is the only u.s. city being given the opportunity to host the america's cup. >> reporter: as winner of the last america's cup the bay area own racing team gets to pick where the next race will be held. san francisco needs to submit its bid by september 30th. the city is facing competition from italy and spain. carrie from the mayor's office of economic and work force development says the city is behind the effort and is working hard to line up sponsorship dollars.

>> visa, wells, forgo, urs. we have on our program already pge, cisco, levi, bank of america. >> reporter: the america cup will be a major economic boost for the bay. >> $1.4 billion in economic benefit. >> reporter: organizers say decent will bring in millions of tourism dollars, create 9,000 jobs and transform piers 30 and 31 into the start and finish line and pier 50 into state-of-the-art headquarters for the racing tea . >> it will have economic benefits to san francisco and the region because it can be home for other uses. >> reporter: we should hear where the america's cup will take place in november. the race will be held in 2013 or 2014. we are live in san francisco ktvu channel 2 news. right now the clock is tick

for dell to match hewlitt packard's bid for a storage company. dell has until the close of business on wednesday to match the bid. dell says it is assessing whether a higher bid would be in their best interest. when the bidding war started three weeks shares were selling for $10. it is howing santa clara is buying a wireless division of a german chip maker for $1.4 billion. the company issued a joint statement saying they'll operate as a stand-alone business. this is part of the connected computing strategy that will expand its current wi-fi and wi-max offering. the federal government wants to change the stickers on new cars. up next, what you'll be able to find out if the government gets its way. it is a battle that's been going on for years for vietnam veterans. tonight government compensation some will be eligible for. you may have noticed gas prices are on the move in the bay area. how to fix it in the near

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electric powered motorcycles slammed into a prius in morning dig riderment it happened at 10:30. vehicles were going in opposite directions when the prius

turned in front of the motorcycle. officers are still determining if charges will be filed. department of veteran's affairs is making it easier for thousands of vietnam vets to get compensation for exposure to agent orange. it has been 40 years since they freewayed the herbicide in the jungles of vietnam. some suffer from leukemia and will be eligible for expanded benefits. >> the more we get from the government is better. it is. people have issues that were knot serviced. that's part of the deal. we trade our lives. you take care of us. >> some members of congress are fighting the change arguing the illnesses are more connected to age than exposure to agent orange. american academy of the pediatrics is change the flu

shot guide lines. children between 6 months and 9 years old should get a booster shot with the annual vaccine. it is an all in one shot. gas prices are falling around the country but not here in the bay area. national average price for gas has been falling steadily. this month reaching $2.68. that's 6 months lower than a month ago. in the bay area prices are inching up. average price of gas in san francisco is $3.21. gas is also up slightly in oakland and san jose. federal government is beginning 60-day comment period to change window stickers on new cars. transportation department and environmental protection agency requires the stickers in the 2012 model years. new stickers include not only

the gas mileage but a rating for greenhouse gas emissions and gasoline usage over a five year period. and include a letter grading from a. to a d. on the car's mileage rating. the u.s. troops span out across the u.s. mexican board year not a bad day in the bay area. what are we looking at for the rest of the work week. we'll be back with the five-day forecast after the break. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

san jose international airport closed a main runway today. it will allow crews to begin construction on a taxi work projects. it should not impact schedules and should reopen by the end of the week. project is not expected to be complete until february. obama administration has begun to deploy the first wave of troops to promise to beef up border security. the ones in california are already on the job ahead of schedule. >> reporter: starting today the national guard begins their job on the border in arizona. the first of 1200 troops president obama called up to reenforce the southwest border. governor schwarzenegger expected our 260 troops to be on the border on wednesday. this afternoon a spokesperson says everything from training to deployment went without a hitch. they are ahead of schedule and have been in place since yesterday.

>> i know there is an order and know there is more than before. we want to do even her. we want the entiring zone to be safe and secure. >> reporter: their mission is to be an extra set of eyes and ears for the border patrol and custom's agents. some republicans are blasting to obama administration for not doing more to tackle immigration. >> he is interested in paying lip service rather than rolling up the sleeves and getting to work. >> we have done everything that the congress appropriated money for. then it is something else and something else. listen, our goal is to have a safe and secure border. >> reporter: man power alone won't solve the problem. according to senator barbara boxer -- . >> we make sure the border is air-sight and make sure there is reality for the people here who are good and decent. and deport the once that are bad. >> reporter: this afternoon a

homeland security secretary had another announcement about border security. she says starting this wednesday predator drones will be flown along the entire southwest border to help the border patrol nab illegal immigrants. shot shots rang out as a call was put in with a suspicious person with a gun. officers returned fire. no one was hit. coming up next at 6:00, bay area city where things are so bad leaders may be forced to disban their government. what that would mean and why the situation is so bleak. julie is in the news room with a look at other stories we are working on. more on the major development involving the suspect accused of shooting a freemont police officer last week. also, what we are learning tonight at the officer's

condition. plus, it is one of the biggest school districts in the bay area. tonight there is still a possibility that at some point this school year çz;uz3nthe tea could go out on strike. also ahead, it is a growing trend. you can save up to 50% or more when you go out to eat. there are a lot of restaurants taking part. that's all coming up at 6:00. see you then. a lot of people stayed in last night. ratings are in. 13.5 million people watched emmys night. glee took home a couple of awards including the performance of supporting actress. other big winners was modern family for best comedy series. final curtain is not coming down on the 100-year-old clay theatrer in san francisco. at least not yet. single-screen movie theatre was scheduled to shut down after last night's final film.

the theater chain said they reached a short-term deal to keep it opened a while longer. the company is hoping now to find a permanent solution. smaller theaters have a hard time drawing major films and most rely on a loyal public. u.s. coast guard game to rescue for a few people trapped on a stalled boat. the stranded sailors activated the search teams to boat. 4 people on board suffered minored injuries as a window on the boat shattered. they range in age from 55 to 90 years old. they left san francisco for a sailing trip to alaska. there is a lott of fog a lot of fog on the coast. this past weekend was very fall-like. we are back into cool today. it is going to warm up this

week as we'll show you in a moment. fog, as i mentioned, is moving across san francisco. it has filled in at the ballpark heading towards west span of the bay bridge. these are the highs today. they were cooler than you expected. can you remember back to last week? 105. temperatures much cooler. air quality is good. fire danger down. that changes as this high pressure center begins to do what they often do this time of year. that's to build in from the north and create offshore flow. you can see the fog push away are the coast. that starts tomorrow and moves into wednesday and thursday. that means warmer weather. wednesday and thursday we'll see 90s easily in the inland bay valley. we could see 100-degree readings in stockton. tomorrow mostly sunny. warm inland. less fog as we go through the

day tomorrow. then the fog should go away wednesday and thursday. that will allow temperatures to warm up. 83 napa. 87 fairfield. you are flirting with 90 here. 86 concorde. that's the trend this week. it is a warming trend. we'll be concerned for fire danger and air quality as we go into thursday. right now nothing crazy but it is going to get hot and air quality takes a hit. we'll see temperatures come up. humidities go down. you know deal. five-day forecast. if you are planning your week mornings have been cool. each day boom. boom. temperatures trend up. 97 on thursday. you might find 100 in the delta. there is your five-day

forecast. fog come back thursday night and friday. plan accordingly. i know everybody is in school now. >> oakland started today. >> everybody's back in school. by wednesday, thursday make sure the kids are prepared for some warm afternoons. even in oakland with highs in oakland in the low 80s. >> temperatures that you are talking about on thursday in the mid 90s, would that be normal for this time of year? >> it is a little above normal. this is the time of year we get the high pressure building in and the temperatures pop. this is our heat wave time of year. september and october. the pattern is what we expect. >> today was definitely cooler than in the past? >> yes. >> thank you. thousands of people in indonesia passed emergency shelters today after a volcano eerupted for a second straight day. it hasn't erupted in 400 years. residents started making their way down the mountain over the

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>> there is a pharmacy, state- of-the-art labs, dental facility and a blood bank. hospital serves a wide range of animals. doctors say if it can fit through the door the experps will experts will treat it. dogs, cats, guinea pigs, hamster hamsters and buddies. >> they are ready to go 24-7. keep in mind with the rise in sophisticated health services for animals people feel like it could be good to look into pet health insurance. there is more news straight ahead. for oakland students today was the first day of class. what vandals did in one school coming up at 6:00.

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will it stay or go? why city leaders say their city government is in jeopardy tonight. students in one of the bay area's biggest school districts head back to school. will their teachers stay on the job or go on strike? good evening everyone. finances are so bad in half- moon bay that city leaders are send out an alert. ktvu tom baker is joining us now in san mateo county to explain. >> reporter: when ñ'bit comes controlling destiny of their own town half-moon bayers will have to