ktvu's ken pritchett is at palo alto at facebook headquarters. but we begin with ktvu's david stevenson in san francisco. >> reporter: you can see behind me on california street hundreds of supporters and protesters who come here to greet the president tonight. >> reporter: president obama arrived at san francisco international airport at 1:00 this afternoon. three bay area fundraisers. the president is the guest of hor tonight at a fundraiser inside a private home. at 8:00 he will address and meet with some supporters at san francisco's auditorium. security is tight that hall. some paid as much as $10,000 for a photowith the president. that angers protesters outside

the hall. some who tell us they secured tickets in hopes of confronting the president. he took a pledge that he would be more open to progressive ideas, same-sex marriage and basically helping the rights of -- couples. >> the president isn't listening to the people. don't bail out the banks. bail us out. that's why we are here. >> you can hear a megaphone speech by a group of protesters. they will be moved across the street to where i am standing before the president arrives in time to address a crowd of 2500 people inside. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> let's go to ktvu's ken pritchett who is at facebook. >> reporter: this lasted about an hour. billed about a talk about the

economy, but it was also part of his reelection campaign. >> facebook employees, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was moderator. >> i am nervous. we have the president of the united states here. >> president obama took questions from the audience and people who submitted questions online. the president took the opportunity to talk about his accomplishments in office. >> we saved the u.s. auto industry. >> reporter: he called for young voters to remain involved and he answered a question on what he would have changed in his first two years. says he wished he could have better explained healthcare reform. >> i am not sure i could have. >> reporter: it's unclear how

many peach watched this but it was webcast live on facebook to hundreds of millions of users. in palo alto, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a few anti-war profesters were outside facebook headquarters today. theycode pink protesters urged the president to close the prison at guantanamo bay. >> another demonstration outside palo alto city hall drew dozens of people. they hope the president will oppose cuts that help low income families. speakers say they fear cuts to social programs will effect their ability to provide food, clothes and other assistance to people in need. >> a look at the president's schedule. right now he is attending a

dinner and after that an appearance at the auditorium in san francisco. that starts at 8:00 tonight. tomorrow president obama will attend a private breakfast with 100 supporters and following that, the president will fly to reno. we will track president obama visit on our website. you can find updates on www.ktvu.com. for the first time today the jury got a look at the recorded police video in the chauncey bailey murder trial. it shows the former leader of the your black muslim bakery, yusef bey mimicking the gun shots that killed chauncey bailey. ktvu's rob roth was in the courtroom. >> reporter: yusef bey laughing over the shooting death of chauncey bailey. just four days after the shooting in august 2007 police recorded yusef bey and two

others at the police department. the prosecution contends they immate chauncey bailey being shot three times. >> "pow, pow, poof"." [ whispering ] >> no. >> no. >> reporter: jurors displayed no reaction as they watched the video and followed a written transcript. yusef bey tried unsuccessful to get the judge to omit that. >> the tape is what the tape is. there is not much i can tell you about it. >> reporter: later yusef bey discuss recent violence in oakland. >> terrified of us.

>> reporter: yusef bey is accused of ordering the killing of chauncey bailey and two others in 2007. the judge ordered a half hour of the tape edited out from the version the jury heard. including this: >> reporter: the defense suggests yusef bey knew he was being recorded all along and not being truthful. >> reporter: if convicted he could get life in prison without patrol. >> our coverage of the chauncey bailey murder trial continues on our wep site. if you want to watch the video, go to www.ktvu.com ask click on the right now tab. man is facing prison time for attacking his co-worker with a cleaver. he pleaded guilty to an assault with a deadly weapon charge for

the attack. the stabbing happened at the restaurant where they worked. authorities say they were arguing for weeks prior to the incident. he is scheduled to be sentenced on june 20. a police officer has been fired as the department investigates how he and ort officers staffed their private security business. danny harris was fired yesterday. ray thomas remains on paid leave. both are accused of hiring young volunteers from the department for their security firm and illegally buying guns for them. >> cries from boaters. help arrived, it was prisoners from san quentin. mike mibach is live with this story. >> we are talking about convicted criminals who are living behind the gates right

here at san quentin. their view, the san francisco bay. the same body of water a couple decided to jump in to to save a couple lives. >> i was just proud and happy to be a part of it. saving a life. >> reporter: san quentin inmates -- >> this morning san quentin got an emergency call from a tower. >> reporter: they heard a scream from help coming from a bay. a boat capsized. >> there were two people in the water. >> reporter: he helped wrap a fire hose around the boaters and they pulled them up 15 feet over a wall and out of the water. first the male. >> there was no fear or hesitation. it was just guy needed help. >> reporter: the man died. the fell male was treated and

released. san quentin officials say the firefighters are nonviolent offenders. who live outside the walls in this fire house. the department responds to medical calls in the yard and cells and today in the bay. >> an opportunity for us out here to show that although we made a mistake and, you know, we have some debt to society, we are still, you know, human beings and we care for people and we want to help people. thetwoo boaters -- they believe alcohol did play a role. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. the 11 oil rig workers killed a year ago are being remembered today. leaders held a memorial service at new orleans jackson square this morning. moments of silence were held

elsewhere. the rig sunk two days after the explosion. the bodies of the dead were never recovered. oil gushed from the well for three months. three people chained gas hoses together to protest the oil spill. you are looking at video taken at 5:36 this morning from the shell station. the men left anti-oil leaflets. a clerk said it didn't prevent them from selling gas to other stations. a regulator is asking blue shield to explain two recent rate hikes. averaged 35-1/2% for 37,000 policy holders. a spokeswoman says a letter has been sent to blue shield saying they have concerns about the increases. today is 4/20, pot lovers

celebrate all things cannabis. in san francisco people flocked in hippy hill to smoke a lot of spot. 220 is credited to -- 420 is cretted to some teenagers -- credited to some teenagers. some held out free joints to patients with a valid medical marijuana card. what participates are telling us tonight, more at 7:00 on tv 36. the california republican leader accused of sendg out an offensive e-mail is telling her side of the story tonight. plus -- >> tagging has been a huge problem plaguing free way bridges today. new claims tonight that apple and apple products could

be tracking your every move and storing the information. >> back here in 10 minutes with the latest computer models. showers out here right now and more on the way.

. i had tagging across -- you had tagging across the entire bridge. we were getting calls and so we had to do something about it. took months for the city to coordinate cleanup efforts.

today and tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. drivers have to use a detour so crews can paint. complaints of graffiti doubles in the last six months. >> resources are scarce. i think you are seeing an uptick on the bridges knowing the efforts are expensive and take a lot of time to put together. >> it comes from tag teams interested in gaining notoriety. >> i think it's terrible. it's ugly. and like i said it costs the people money and the city money. >> this one project is costing $40,000. several more overpasses on highway 87 and 101 have also been tagged and there are plans to get those paints as well. >> reporter: reporting live,

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. developing news. an update on a story we have been following. we learned that san jose will reopen butcher dog park tomorrow afternoon. it was closed after a dog playing in the park collapsed and died and poisoning was suspected. the dog that died showed no apparent signs of poisoning. the park will be power washed to make sure it is safe. a republican official in southern california who circulated an e-mail involving president obama apologized today. sheads mitted she septout an e- mail with a photo of the president face on a chimpanzee. she meant it as a joke and

asked forgiveness for her unwise behavior. >> i assume i offended the black people and having friends that are black, i never even -- i never intended for that. >> the republican chairman and naacp called on her to resign but she refused. researchers found evidence that apple is tracking users. the researchers said apple is storing information from iphones using the operating system and 3g-i pads. the data is stored. we tried contacting apple but haven't heard back. iphone sales fueled a stellar 2nd quarter. the company reported under $6 billion of profit, doubling last year's 2nd quarter.

>> strong earnings reports pushed stalks higher. the dow closed at 12,000 today. very, very light showers today. still some lingering. i will show you ritz raining right now. showers outs towards antioch and concord. the showers will continue throughout the night and actually, ramp up a little in the overnight hours as the heart of this weak weather system rolls through the bay area. rainfall 100th of an inch. a nonevent. there is more nonevents out there. weak weather system that will die when they hit the coast. here is tonight, more showers over night. 10:00, 11:00, scattered showers.

not a big deal. north of here, you got rain. morning commute. wet roadways. san jose. this is 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. then we clear out. tomorrow, not a bad day. starts offspringly and then clearing -- starts off sprinkling and then clearing. morning showers as the system exits. saturday, another system. this has legs. looks like we could see a quarter of an inch in the north bay valley. gets here on saturday. give us a day or so and we will dial it in. saturday could be a wet day. san jose tomorrow 66 degrees for a day time high. your forecast around the bay tomorrow, temperatures mostly in the mid-60s. there will be a couple upper 60s as well. 5 day forecast, with the weekend in view that looks

good. saturday little more rain. >> thank you. they are looking for a new home. how a tv show got some dogs away from their owner and how you might be able to get one, coming up. ougog t bk. atst fwa.

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. valley humane society says 10 dogs rescued from a hoarder are ready to be adopted. workers pick said up the dogs during the tv show confessions. the owner kept three dogs and made the tough decision to give up the others. >> he cared deeply for each one of the animals. >> they tell us the dogs should be ready for adoption in a couple of weeks. they are lab, chow and new finland breeds. bats coming alive in denver. >> still a good road trip in arizona and colorado. win 4-6. but the giants don't sweep colorado. it did not hold up and they get

a bummer. pablo sandoval strained his tricep and is day to day. matt cain making it to go for ty wigginton. he didn't have it. struggled throughout and ryan with another 3 run shot for the rockies who win going away 10- 2. giants back home over the week playing the braves. rickey henderson in the house for the a's and doing his best rickey henderson impression. coco crisp with a leadoff home run. 1-0. the lead did not hold up. jed lowrie, two run shot. the a's split a 2 game series, losing 5-3 this afternoon. giants fans don't like to hear the dodgers doing well and they are not. major league baseball took over

the day to day operations of the dodgers from the owners. they have been involved in a public bitter divorce that hurt the franchise. frank borrowed $30 million from fox just to address the team's payroll needs. dodgers are struggling and today we will hear about alex smith being invited back to join the 49ers. more on that tonight. that's sports for right now. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night.