ktvu's rita williams is live with why the group says their critics are getting it all wrong. frank, the local director of care was prepared with a counter attack today. >> the committee of homeland security will come to order. >> reporter: new york republican king made this his flier. the ad briefly posted on his website in january, telling muslims not to talk to the fbi. >> they are not well reserved. >> we thought the ad was taken out of content. >> reporter: after some right wing groups complained, care took the poster off the website less than two weeks after it went up. >> it's a strong piece of evidence was the poster that

was created several decades ago. >> reporter: that's right the poster was created and first used during anti protest by nonmuslims. c.a.r.e. took it down because it didn't correctly represent the committee. >> it doesn't necessarily mean don't talk to the fbi. we encourage constitutionally informed cooperation. >> reporter: she says, at the same time just last week c.a.r.e. sued the fbi for putting a gps tracker on a muslim american's car in santa clara. c.a.r.e. was not invited to today's hearing. >> our bedrock of value is the idea of being able to confront

-- >> and you can watch more of today's congressional hearing on ktvu.com. just look for video on demand. i did it for fun. those were said to be the words of a windsor high school student who survived a plunge off the golden gate bring. that's according to a surfer we spoke to who was there when the 17-year-old emerged from the water. the windsor unified school district tells ktvu the high school junior was on a field trip this morning when he jumped off the south end of the bridge and into the san francisco bay. near by surfers were able to help him to the shore. the boy only suffered from tenderness and bruising. prosecutors dropped more than 55 cases after evidence surfaced of alleged police misconduct in surveillance

videos like the ones you are looking at here. according to george gascone, public defender adachi said getting a master key from hotel managers to enter rooms has to stop. tight financial times put the police -- >> reporter: the police unit itself is barely hanging on. randy pauly and courtney adamo are essentially the only officers left. a year ago there were 14 officers, now 11. so these days a unit can only patrol four days a week. >> if there's an event that needs to be covered on monday. we will come in and cover that, maybe take wednesday off and

move it. so it requires a lot of flexibility and patient. >> reporter: today a group friends of the san jose mounting unit has announced they have raised $14,000 to save the mounting unit. >> it's very, very difficult to raise money now. >> reporter: for a police department that has already lost helicopter and other units. this last minute rescue of the mounting unit was a big relief. >> it's nice to see our neighborhoods care about us and don't want to see the program gutted. >> reporter: it acknowledges it will need a boder range of donations. it d onations -- need a broader range of donations. the unit gives downtown a better imagine. >> it's nice to see especially one of the games of the arena

when you see the police on the horse it makes it a friendly town to be in. >> reporter: friend of the mounting unit plans a new fundraiser. live in san jose, robert handa. a vote on jerry brown's budget could come any day now. governor asked chamber leaders to hang on on voting today. the governor still needs support from five more republican lawmakers. >> we are certainly looking for -- at the very latest. monday or early early next week. lawmakers are scheduled to meet next on monday morning but they've been ordered to remain close to the capital over the weekend in case a session is called. the little hoover commission and the state auditor have released their top ten ways to reduce waste at the request of governor brown. among the suggestions that the governor review state leases,

eliminate the state personnel board and limit the two vote state threshold. cell phones being smuggled into prisons every single day. it's a problem we first told you about in a special report by ktvu's ken pritchett. and he is live in sa kra sacramento now with the new technology the state is looking at to stop this problem. >> reporter: we all know how prevalent cell phones are, but what about inside our state prisons. consider this, in january and february an arch of 35 cell phones -- an average of 35 cell phones were found in prisons. they are smuggles in hollowed out books, it gets worse every year. >> 35,000 phones have been found, it's a significant problem. >> reporter: tackling the problem was the topic in sa

sacramento today. one guest, johnson, who was shot down at his house. >> it was a hit, it was a hit that's exactly what it was. >> reporter: now the state is testing new technology such as cell sense. a cell phone detector that can be picked up any where in the prison. jamming cell raises constitutional questions. what if cell phones outside the prison are jammed as well? technology that will be expensive at the time when money is short. >> it's a time of public safety and we cannot let funding or money from doing what we have to do to enhance public safety. if an inmate is caught with a cell phone he is essentially breaking the prison rules. because it's a slap on the wrist it's not a crime. it's not a crime to smuggle one

into a prison. there's a bill in the works here at the state capita that would change that. in sa khra men to. ken pritchett, kt -- in sacramento, ken pritchett, ktvu news. the transit agency today approved a citizen review board. the board will monitor changes to police, policies and misconduct. b.a.r.t. is also in the process of introducing a private investigator. the irs says the club doesn't qualify for business reduction because pot clubs are illegal under federal law. shaw says she will appeal. medical marijuana dispensaries in san jose could find themselves turning to ebay to keep their doors open. as we first told you last night

at 6:00, the city council rules committee approved a proposal to cut the number of collectives to ten at a hearing. mayor reed suggested if a limit is imposed the permits could be auctioned off online. possibly on ebay. the full council will take up the matter next month. santa rosa school district has to figure out how to cut their deficit. the board will make another $5 million in cuts if statewide tax extensions don't make the june ballot or are rejected by voters. two bay area women today took their message against bullying to the president and the first lady. sarah and emily bunner were invited to the white house to the first ever bullying conference there. they talked about their effort

the help a bullying victim named olivia gardener. >> she was being extremely bullied by her classmates. so so my sister and i decided we wanted to reach out to her. >> the president said he was a victim of bullying on his schoolyard because of his name and big ears. and california stands to get more than $5 million from a total settlement among 38 states. a new charter plane service will now fly passengers from the east bay to hawaii. kaiser air's inaugural flight

flew to kona. hewlett packerd has a new way you can use your computer. it's going to install a web s.o.s. to every computer it sells. it will get a wider range of applications for hp products. you tube announced today it's sponsoring special media programs at two universities. you tube says itself creator institute will be held at the university of southern california and columbia college in chicago. the programs are aimed at improving media skills so students can quote accelerate their you tube careers. classes are set to begin in may. stocks took a steep nose job. a chinese trade deficit and concerns that gadhafi could recapture an oil rich city

currently being held by opposition groups. the nasdaq lost close to 51 points. an upcoming concert is hitting a wrong note with castro city business. and i'm paul chambers in san francisco. public transportation might stop running in one neighborhood, i'll tell you which one and why. and i'm tracking live storm tracker 2 right now. light showers still out there but there's more headed our way just in time for the weekend. i'll show you which days could be the wettest.

it is a very different scene right now at the

wisconsin state capital. this hour being described as eeriely quiet. governor scott walker says he will sign the bill as quickly as he can. just released census numbers are triggering a flood of work. the commission's job is to arrive at fair boundaries for political districts including congressional seats. the commission starts a series of public meetings next month to get input from californians their decision is due august 15th. the california commission says it wants pg & e to give customers the option to opt out in using it's smart meters. at the commission meeting, the

president said he will asked the utility to develop an opt out proposal. dozens of people testified today that radiation from smart immediaters makes people sick. pg & e maintains that the smart meters are safe. in this case the board of supervisors says it's ready to pursue a court injunction. pg & e has been ignoring a moratorium saying that only cpuc has the order to enforce them. if that fails it will go to court. it's the buzz around town but new at 6:00, paul chambers spoke to castro businesses who aren't pleased with britney spears appearance. >> reporter: we're about two weeks away from britney spears

to take over the castro. when that happens, no vehicles will pass for at least two hours. crazy was the title of one of britney spears greatest hits. and that's what some business say that will do to their shops when britney spears comes. she's worried that without parking for customers business will take a hit. >> i guess it depends on people being able to get to us. they probably won't be able to get to us on that day. >> reporter: around the corner is a new market that just opened yesterday. managers there say they welcome

the foot traffic who they say might not know they moved into the area. >> it'll be great for the castro. >> it'll be a day to remember. >> i'm probably going to be at home reading my book. >> reporter: and it's safe to say he will probably be in the minority. we know britney spears will be here to promote her new album. the promoters are picking up the coast. but the question we asked today was why the castro. i asked and he said he did not know why. i put out an e-mail to britney spears representatives and i have yet to hear from them. as soon as i do, i will bring it to you. biologists now report a big

increase in the pacific salmon. numbers will determine the fishing season. and basically we see more clouds out here basically it's about 54 degrees in san francisco. you're looking at dry conditions outside. we'll take a peak now. we move on to the weather computer. you can see the satellite loop. kind of tearing the clouds off the pacific. those clouds are going to be a little bit more tonight. the main force of this weather system moving well to the north. and that's good news as we start to dry out for your friday. tonight we're looking for mostly cloudy conditions with a patchy fog or partly cloudy. tomorrow is going to be a little bit cooler with filtered

sunshine. partly cloudy, partly sunny, weekend, there's some clouds in there and some showers in the forecast sunday night. late sunday afternoon into sunday night. overnight lows, forecast tomorrow, a little cooler because of this cool air being pushed in. so instead of mid-60s as we've been seeing, we're going to see temperatures in the mid-60s, upper 50s. and here comes your system that i'm tracking as we roll toward the bay area weekend. this is a best bet on sunday afternoon into sunday evening. and into monday. computer model sees it like this. friday at noon it's clear. a little bit of cloud cover to the north. then we roll into saturday morning. it's partly cloudy, partly cloudy mostly cloudy kind of day. showers start to move in late saturday afternoon into the north bay. there's your sunday. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy hazy sunshine early morning. then here comes sunday afternoon. sunday afternoon is when the rain should get into most bay areas. right now the weekend looks dry

both days expect late on sunday. cooler and still mild in the santa clara valley. we are looking at, just a kind of a pretty nice friday. it's already friday. it's a good get away. you see all the clouds in your bay area forecast. weekend always in view. right now saturday looks like your best bet. >> are we looking at a lot of rain? >> the transition is tough to forecast things. right now it doesn't look like a lot of rain. >> thanks, bill. a south bay youth hockey team is headed to the championships but without their coaches. the unusual reason that this game is under review.

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nighty night. south bay youth hockey team will be allowed to head to the south bay tournament this weekend but their coaches won't under allegations that they threw a game. the hockey association suspended the coaches saying they had evidence that they planned to intentionally lose the game. someone set up a facebook page bashing the team. mark is off tonight, fred is here. boy the cal bears were headed

to a brick wall today. >> looks like the ncaa tournament st. mary's, suddenly nit never sounded so good. that's because the cal bears got run over and run down today by the trojans. cal is against usc tournament finals. bears take demand. 21 points for crab, cal jumps to an early lead. marcus simmons, watch this buzzer beater. eight at halftime. ufc 70-56. hope to give the call to mit. and semis of the western athletic company. adrian oliver was his usual

high scoring machine. and top seeded utah state tomorrow, shot of the day within the big east tournament quarters. tied 74-74. uconn's walker upset the panthers 76-74 you have to like that. 11 of the world's top golfers completed a round of golf in miami. check out the circled area there in your left corner. 50--mile-per-hour winds knocked down some poles. giants also beat cincinnati today in arizona. baumgartner strikes out six.

sanchez and ross all homer in the 7-0 victory. oakland a's settle for a tie against kansas city. >> you don't hear that very often in baseball. >> thanks fred. the height of the flu season is seeing what some say is impartial to the bay area. coming up, you may have thought h1n1 would go away. but despite ample amounts of vaccines it is making its presence again. the impact coming up in 30 minutes. and that is our report for tonight. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. for all -- for everyone here, thanks for joining us. >> good night.