arrests usually come with a fine unless you're an illegal immigrant. >> we honor i.c.e. holds on felony. but there's no local requirement, national requirement or state requirement that i honor an i.c.e. hold on a misdemeanor. >> reporter: hennessey and others say it violates san francisco's sanctuary city policy and sweeps up innocent people in a deportation dragnet. >> one in particular comes to mind, of a victim who called was arrested with the abuser is what happens in some cases. >> reporter: an i.c.e. agent calls hennessey's decision unfortunate. they are considering legal actions to stop the sheriff. >> it's an abusive office and utter lawlessness which is really disturbing. it's not a minor crime to be

here illegally. >> reporter: i.c.e. statistics show that 241 people have been deforted. 111 of those people had no prior criminal conviction. david stevenson, ktvu news. san francisco major ed lee spoke today about the sheriff's refusal to comply with security. >> if it's up to the federal authority to tell us that it's up to us. if they are saying on the one hand that it's not that you can't opt out and there's no choice on your part then we don't have a choice to not comply. >> reporter: mayor lee said the sheriff's decision will not be implemented until june. the opposition is also spreading outside the bay area. a similar bill is pending in illinois. colorado has negotiated a modified agreement with the government. and washington recently became

the first state to refuse to join the federal program. the congressional hispanic caucus has added its voice. the caucus sent a letter to president obama yesterday asking him to halt the program. san jose business owners are hoping this doesn't happen again tonight. it unfolded live last night on the 10:00 news. news chopper 2 is overhead before police had everyone arrived. as hundreds of cinco de mayo revelers got out of hand as they began rocking cars and vandalizing shops. store owners there are still on edge. robert handa has the story. >> reporter: some business here are boarded up right now and plan to stay that way until after the cinco de mayo celebrations calm down. they say they have reason to worry. >> the windows are being covered but not replaced. that's the attitude many san jose business owners have after

their buildings were vandalized during cinco de mayo celebrations. around 10:30 last night. news chopper two captured pictures of people harassing drivers and jumping on cars. police had not arrived because officers were busy diverting traffic from downtown. >> they started throwing stuff into the places. to my place they threw a big plant that i had in the front some rocks and everything. >> retaliation more for the cops i guess stopping their fun downtown. >> reporter: police plan to remain aggressive because of the seven arrests last night. two involved weapons and as ktvu showed some gathering turned into violent confrontations. >> there was a stabbing, we don't want people walking around with weapons. you mix weapons with alcohol that could be a bad mix. >> reporter: while many business owners try to deal with the destruction. some that escaped major damage

say they hope the rampage doesn't damage the communities reputation. >> this sunt normal. -- this isn't normal. this is this is absolutely not normal. i don't know what can be done. >> reporter: as clean up continues, police plan extra patrol tonight and this weekend. there are major delays tonight on eastbound highway 580 in dublin which is the commute direction. near the 680 interchange some machinery fell off of that flat bed. they told us while the machinery has been cleared the fast lane remains closed. you can see the traffic back up there. it's closed while caltrans

crews clear oil from the highway. an accused serial killer will act as his own attorney in the death penalty case involving the killings of four north california women. 77-year-old joseph nasso appeared in court for the first time today. the court told nasso told the court, i am convinced you know what you're doing. the federal receiver put in control of medical care at california prisons is defending his reform efforts tonight. california's inspector general released his report that health care remains unsemiable at 2/ -- remains unacceptable at 2/3 of prisons. >> we need to deliver medication to every cell front. instead of having the inmates come to a line. that's just almost impossible for us to do given the

numberover prisoners in each of these facilities. >> reporter: the supreme court will decide next month if the state has to reduce the inmate population to improve prison health care. >> reporter: gas prices are easing slightly at the pump. in fact, aaa says prices appear to be stabilizing but with the nationwide average at $3.98 today, some folks are apparently getting desperate. and ktvu's allie rasmus is live at the park and ride with the bold action that someone took there. allie. >> a bold action that is costing some drivers money. we talked to one man who parked his truck at this concord park and ride at 6:00 a.m. yesterday, by the time he came back from work at 3:00 in the afternoon, he discovered someone had pried open his gas compartment. he also found a chain just like this one next to his truck. >> i thought my gas had been stolen. >> reporter: by the time he got into his truck his gas tank confirmed his suspicion. >> it was about a half tank. >> reporter: he had the

equivalent of $50 of gas siphoned out of the tank. >> i was pretty surprised. pretty surprised that people just go in the broad daylight and do that. >> reporter: this man says the same thing happened to his friend who had parked his car in this same lot last week. his gas cap was tossed on the floor and there was gasoline next to the car. at the same park and ride we found three other cars with his gas tank open. >> people are going to get a little more desperate. >> reporter: so far perry is the only person to call about gas theft at this park and ride and the 45 others across the bay area. but chp has alerted it officers about the problem. >> as of right now it appears to be an isolated incident. but we do remember from a few years ago when gas prices spiked we have had many reports from park and rides and other places. >> reporter: and even if you have a gas door that opens using a lever from inside the car, chp says these doors can

be very easy to pry open. so they recommend you get a gas cap with a lock on it to protect yourself from future theft and they say you can buy those gas caps with the locks on them at any auto parts store. reporting live, allie rasmus, ktvu news. and taking a look at gas prices, san francisco is still the most expensive at $4.32. in oakland and san jose the average for a gallon of unleaded gas is $4.28. the town council voted earlier this week in favor of an ordinary requiring that 75% of all apartments be nonsmoking. a second vote will be taken next month to ratify the measure. if passed it would affect any apartment complex with four or more units. researchers at ucsf are raising questions about the

safety of stun guns. ucsf cardiologists looked at a number of safety studies. they found 96% of studies consider tasers to be safe. while only 55% of studies believe them to be safe. past ucsf studies have warned about the risk of cardiac arrest of people who are taserd. president obama flew to meet with the troops who recently returned from afghanistan. >> you showed incredible skill and courage of countless individuals, intelligence, military over many years. the terrorist leader who struck our nation on 9/11 will never threaten america again. >> reporter: president obama awarded presidential unit citations to the helicopter pilots and navy seals who carried out the osama bin laden

raid. the highest honor that can be given to a military unit. the white house just released new video of the raid to the home of osama bin laden. the video shows the president and vice president speaking one on one with white house staff outside the situation room. vice president biden is shown calling leading members of the congress to inform them the terrorist leader was dead. al-qaida today acknowledged the death of osama bin laden in an 11 page statement posted on the internet. the group is threatened future attacks against the u.s. and urges pakistanis to rise up and revolt. it says osama bin laden's death will be a curse that chases americans. you can learn more on ktvu.com. just click on the osama bin laden tab. hundreds of people came together to remember the work of mary wright. mary anne wright died two days

ago. in her honor a group gathered to celebrate her legacy. people brought flowers, enjoyed desert -- enjoyed dessert. >> we really miss her. praise god to her. >> reporter: the mary anne right foundation continues to provide food and clothing to those in need both in the bay area and around the world. thanks forclosed properties back, but should banks be allowed to leave properties in

this condition. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, one city says, mr. banker see you in court. and good news today about the giant's fan who was beaten and nearly killed. almost 20 degrees cooler today, a major cool down as the fog is back, your weekend is here. what does it all mean? i'll have the forecast coming up.

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a medical marijuana dispensary could face steep fines. last year the city denied an operating permit to the peninsula care givers collective. >> we are forced to have to open our doors in order to facilitate our rights which they weren't given us. and they weren't sharing anything with us they were just cutting us off. >> reporter: they are saying we are coming in whether you want us or not and that's just not allowable -- >> reporter: police say the dispute is not about marijuana but about operating without a city permit. surgery on bryan stow was delayed today.

a glimmer of hope along the road to recovery for the giant's fan who was brutally beaten after a dodger fan in los angeles. his doctors in l.a. decided today they do not need to conduct surgery to remove swelling. his girlfriend is taking his two children out to dinner tonight maintaining a routine while their father is in the hospital. stow's roommate is among those waiting for him to come home. >> it's hard not to think about it, i mean there's cars in front seatover my house. it's there. i see his stuff every day. >> reporter: bryan stow remains hospitalized in los angeles. he has remained in a coma since the march 31st beating. police are still looking for the two men who nearly killed bryan stow. these are composite sketches of them. one is described as a stocky latino of average high with a shaved head, mustache and goatee. he may have have tattoos as

well. the other is latino with short hair and hazel eyes. he may also have tattoos but this time on his shoulders. the bank is failing to clean up blithe left behind by foreclosures. cities may not have enough power to hold banks accountable. >> reporter: christine and her husband own a home in a relatively new antioch development. right next door this bank owned home is overgrown, trashy and sometimes a haven for the homeless. right across the street another empty home with a big red keep out sign. >> they've been broken into. there's been a great deal of theft. i know i've watched countless types that they've come back to steal air-conditioning units. and a majority of other things in the house such as appliances and i wouldn't be surprised if it was the cooper wiring. nobody comes to check on these properties. it's been over a year with this property and the the one across

the street its been since we moved in. >> mike adams is a specialist in selling forclosed properties. he says uncared for homes are vandals for vandals. >> when they see something like that newspapers on the driveway, door hangers, cobwebs, overgrown lawns, yes that will absolutely attract vandalism. >> reporter: many banks do maintain their foreclosure, but christine says she does not see that happening around her. >> we can't even let our children play outside. >> i think they may be can push it further than a little city. i think that will get some of the banks maybe who aren't maintaining their property to take notice. >> reporter: because it's california's biggest city. it's a fair fight in court. and it's likely to prompt other cities to do the very same thing. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. there are more jobs out

there and more people hoping to land them. the u.s. labor department says the economy gained 244,000 jobs in april. business are feeling more confident. workers must feel the same way because more people resumed looking for work last month. however that move pushed the nation's unemployment rate up to 9%. ceo's are getting paid more than they were before the recession -- ceos are getting paid more than they were before the recession. that's 24% higher than the year before. the highest paid ceo was viacom chief who took in $84 million for running the company that owns mtv and paramount pictures. an early burst of trading on wall street slowed by the closing bell. the jobs report sparked the activity but a sell off softened the stock excitement.

the dow rose 54 points, the nasdaq rose 13 points. and a cooldown frank. we talked about it last night. we'll be talking about it all weekend. today it was 20 degrees cooler in most places. you have fog along the coast, that does it. in pacifica moving into san francisco. more fog tomorrow, more fog again on sunday. temperatures as we said, they were off 15, 20 degrees. temperatures tomorrow they'll be a little cooler than these. sunday mother's day, numbers instead of mid-70s in concord. they'll be mid- and upper 60s. it's going to be an oak weekend just significant -- it's going to be an okay weekend just significant cooling. saturday not a bad day. very similar to today. a few more clouds, then sunday this weather system instead of coming in off the pacific it's coming down through the state and it's very cold. there'll be a winter weather advisory in the lake tahoe area. the impact for us will be much

cooler and some clouds. there might be a sprinkle out toward fairfield, davis, sacramento. this is the forecast, it shows rain too. saturday morning, clouds. more clouds saturday afternoon, that's certainly going to help with the cooling, then here we get into sunday, you see a few sprinkles stray up in the north bay and eureka. sunday evening, just clouds and cooler. so that's it. the clouds will be the main impact or the most noticeable thing on sunday. the showers, i don't think we're going to see any. but we will see cooler daytime highs. so forecast day temperature in vallejo 67, 72 in antioch. 72 in concord. these forecast highs significantly cooler than they were two days ago when morgan hill was almost 90 degrees. we had record highs two days ago. we had 90s yesterday. that's done. that's done until next week. then temperatures warm up again. the bay area weekend which is right in view because it's right here. we'll have temperatures cooler

on mother's day. but julie don't panic. you can still do stuff, it's just not going to have as warm when you b.b.q. and stuff. san francisco celebrated the return of the salmon system. a consortium showed us their new center. they may have to wait a while to test its profitability. salmon fishermen told ktvu the salmon population is healthy. they say conditions at sea have been rough keeping many fishermen off their boats. and we'll look at the hockey game going right now. will the sharks sweep the red wings? sports is next.

willy mays turned 80 years old today. but for fans he will still be the kid. the giants are honoring his

career. >> you can't say the name willy mays without smiling. >> no you can't. i like that. what a great night for them and for him. okay. mark is here now. another great night very exciting game right now going on in detroit. >> the sharks they just don't do anything easily. it's another nail biter, hair raiser however you want to determine it. their back at the joe lewis arena. horrible start for the sharks. down 3-0. power play situation. nicholas limstrum will knock it in as you watch it again. it hit his skate, bounced back and he fired it midair 3-0. detroit led but 17 seconds later, ryan cloe with a shot on goal. boyle made it 3-2. early in the third, danny heatley coming oncoming off his third goal of the play offs and they are all

evening 3-3. they are only final minutes of regulation. the sharks have already won five times in over time in the season. you might call it working the system. the 49ers of course and all nfl players not allowed to talk to their coaching staff during the nfl lock out. the niners trying to get around that a little bit. their number one draft pick is working out with jim harbaugh's star pupil in stanford. that would be andrew luck, luck is teaching the youngster capernick some of the basics of harbaugh's offense so he won't be completely in the dark when he does come in and they settle this labor situation. and that gives him the bonus of being around stanford quarterback andrew lux. so hopefully it rubs off on him. of course we will keep you

posted on the sharks. they just don't do anything easily. >> no, at least it's tied up there. mark, thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on newschannel 36. a thief found a unique use for a empty home. he used it to hide his loot. what police found in the back. and ktvu.com is always on for breaking news and the very latest 24 hours a day. have a good night everyone. >> good night.