>> real loud. one after another. like, boom, boom, boom, boom. sounded like fire works. >> scary. i was hoping it wasn't some random shooting, rampage. >> police say officers found the weapon a small hand gun near the bodies and determined it was an isolated incident. it still had students shaken. >> i could have been walking to my car. >> reporter: san jose state declined to discuss a motive but students say the rumors have already been escalating. >> ex-boyfriend jealous. shot her, him and himself. >> sad. it's tragic. >> reporter: now san jose state says they are trying to contact the families but hasn't convictimmed whether any of the victims are students.

they say it will be understand investigation for quite some time. they will have an apouncement tomorrow morning. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. we have a new video to show you that contains proof some police officers are acting inappropriately on the job. david stevenson has been covering this story since they first released these videos in march. he is live with more on today's developments. >> reporter: these allegations involve officers from mission station. >> we have unearthed a disturbing video. >> they released this video taken into the jefferson hotel. it shows six police officers from the mission station arresting one man in the lobby

for possession of crack cone cane. the officers searched his room without his consent. >> on december 30 of 2010 i had police officers steel items outlet of my room. >> reporter: they found this bag in his room and filled it with dvd and clothing and alcohol. he was never given a receipt. >> they were searching his room, lifting up the mattress and everything, i asked, what are you doing. >> his friend is seen being tackled by officers after he leans inside the room. >> they choked me. i turned around to leave and they grabbed me. >> they do a good job under difficult situations. >> the police chief said he had not seen all the clips release today but he launched an investigation this afternoon.

the officer seen on the tape remain on duty. >> this will play out as soon as possible and i will consider the officers innocent till proven guilty. if they did something they will be held accountable. >> reporter: the cases was dismissed. he says now he wants police to return the property that he says they stole from his room. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. the san diego county da is sueing to nullify arnold schwarzenegger's comnutation of a prisoner. he reduced esteban nunez's sentence from 16 down to 7 years. the son of 909 ormer california assembly speaker fabian nunez pleaded guilty. the lawsuit names governor

jerry brown. the hazmat team dealt with a material spill this afternoon after a train car detrailed. it went off the tracks around 12:30. it was carries waste, including chemicals. officials say no one was in danger and they did not issue a shelter in place order. a private company is responsible for the clean up. the second person in three years working in the richmond public health center came down with legionnaires disease, in this case he dies. ktvu's tom vacar has more. >> a mysterious death. after having contracted legionnaire's disease.

>> we have no evidence the building is connected to the death. >> reporter: janice smith, another staff member contracted the disease three years ago. >> eight days in icu and i have been out of work since 2008. >> the bacteria thrives in damp or wet environments, such as air conditioning cooling towers. >> osha went out and found it in the air conditioning tank. >> reporter: the bacteria is found everywhere, naturally, but few are infected by it. >> we expect to find bacteria and we will do another water system disinfection. >> they are telling them, doing the same thing, denying. denying. >> reporter: the good news is, this building will be replaced

with a a new one that begins construction in nine days. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we checked with the senors for degrees control, it says between 8-18,000 people in the u.s. are hospitalized with that disease every year. but many infections are not diagnosed or reported so the number may be higher. the ilinous is more prevalent in the summer and early fall. u.s. officials say they have the musings of osama bin laden, including planning ideas and details of operations. they revealed osama bin laden kept a journal and it was seized. officials say osama bin laden's hide out also yielded 100 flash drives and five computers. the cia invited some

members of the congress to see the photos of osama bin laden. but they must make an appointment first. dianne feinstein says she will sign up to see them. federal regulators took steps to make neuramerica's nuclear power plants are prepared for an attack. they must submit details how on they would respond to a terrorist assault. they required plans ever since the september 11 attacks but the earthquake and tsunami in jupap promped them to take a second look. two quakes in spain today. the largest earthquake measured 5.3 and hit before 7:00.

it followed a 4.4 quake that hit two hours earlier. some buildings collapsed sending crunches of stone and bring on to the sprit. f. california exports group, $14 billion worth of shipments left the state and it would have been more if not for the earthquake and tsunami in japan. the government is taking in more tax dollars than it did last year. they were up 45% last month compared to april of the year before. and the deficit dropped to 45.4 million, half of what it was last april. for the year a report $1.4 trillion. the white house said capitol hill talks have been productive. >> will we find enough common

ground to achieve reduction, the president believes we can. >> today hair eread said they will vote on a bill designed to cut the deficit, it would eliminate tax breaks for oil companies. stocks were lower today. the demand for gas went down by the largest amount in 7 weeks. the dow closed down 130 points. the loss of 1%. nasdaq lost 26 points, down one% on the day. week overallies for education continues at the capital. there is a rally going on inside right now. and it is nicer out there today with a lot of clouds around the bay and coast. temperatures tomorrow will increase and we got rain in the

forecast. i will tell you which days it will rain.

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in sacramento, another day of protests at the state capital over public education. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us how things also got heated inside. >> reporter: teachers inside the capital at the rotunda demonstrating right now. those teachers holding demonstrations. a similar demonstration on monday led to arrests. more on that in a moment. this right here, this is an image, says state of emergency. that's how they are describing the state of education. >> we are one. >> the demonstrations this afternoon was outside the capital but the fire works were inside. >> bring one person along here

and we can get this done. >> reporter: failing to put tax extensions on the ballot for voters to pass. republicans say they negotiated. >> don't point the figger. the hearing was not about the budget but education. >> dozens lined up to oppose the bill. >> i think the intent is to weaken unions. >> he was one of 65 teachers arrested who refused to disperse on monday night. a similar event is scheduled for tonight. no arrests tonight. they arranged 400 chairs, representing 4,000 teacher layoffs. >> reporter: without tax extensions an all cuts budget will result in $4 billion lost to education and 20,000 teacher layoffs. >> i don't know how the schools

can cope with that, by law they can't fit more students in per class room. the biggest turn out is expected on friday when 5,000 are expected to rally here at the capital. as for the demonstration right now inside the capital we are about to head in, check in on that and bring you more at 6:00. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. teachers in the city of alameda are trying to rally the public against major cuts. they drew attention to state budget cuts. we talked to one teacher who is a finalist for teach of the year. this year she is very worried. >> i think we are running out of money. if the state makes the cuts, we may be looking at 20 furlough days for the students and i may not get my job back. >> the hardest part is the

emotional roller coaster for her students. these students demonstrated outside the school district office this morning they are angry voters turned out measure b. it would have raised $3 million a year. now after school programs, class room size and coaching fees could be hit. >> we don't have money to pay the coaches that our coaches and advisers deserve that the team they spend with our children. >> the students say it's up to the community to find the funds for their schools. we are a few ago -- napa finished repairing a broken water main. everyone's water service has

been restored. yesterday a 36-inch water main burst. >> usually it can take the better part of a week when we have seen the water cloudy -- or brown like this. it takes -- it doesn't go away incidentally. >> officials received no more complaints of discolored water and all customers are back online. the flood continues to roll down the mississippi river. headed to the gulf of mexico. in mississippi it forces hundreds to evacuate, homes and businesses submerged. boats replaced cars as the way to get along. casinos have closed costing them then million a month in

tax revenue. it moved through memphis yesterday. it within inches of the record level. flood damage there has reached more than $300 million. the waters have not reached louisiana but people are getting ready. the plan is to divert floodwaters into a basin. >> let's check in with bill martin. >> warmer, cooler in some places. there was a lot of fog this morning. a major push into the inland bay valleys. let's check the fog right now. a dose of fog long the ocean beaches of san francisco. there has been clearing and then we had patchy fog. fog is the story again tonight and tomorrow morning. overnight lowes in the 40s. fog increases.

it's breezy out there. winds 25 miles per hour. tomorrow, temperatures increase a little more. the weekend, more and more. a cool, wet bay area weekend. especially on sunday. we will talk about that coming up. right now we are looking that fog and the low clouds. fog along the coast. this is 5:00. you see fog in here. tomorrow morning and late tonight, tomorrow morning, you see that big push. it sits over the trop. slow to burn off tomorrow. fog tomorrow morning in livermore valley 9:00 a.m. belmont, you will have fog as well. 9:00 a.m. for thursday. and things change for the weekend. overnight lows tonight 40s. coastal fog. 51 heyward, 50 fremont. san jose 53.

3 thereis a lot going on this weekend. beta breakers on sunday. many outdoor things going on and this weather pattern is coming up this weekend, not a good one. when i come back we will look that long-range forecast and get into it, saturday and sunday, because things will be wet and dicy in the mountains with snow levels real, real low. not what you expect to see this time a year. >> today we are getting our first look from a nasa space craft of one of the largest meteoroids in our system. vesta, a white dot surrounded by stars. nasa launched it in 2007 to investigate the two largest objects. when dawn arrived in july it will study it for a year before heading to serious. we have new video of the

swiss daredevil jet man, flying over the grand canyon. where a huge crowd gathered to watch, he canceled his flight on friday. however on saturday he soared. after 8 minutes, in which he reached speeds of 200 miles per hour, he deployed his parachute and landed safely. they are called counterfeit seals, why there could be more popping up in the wake of the killing of osama bin laden. plus what newt gingrich used to announce his run for the white house that no candidate has ever used before. >> what is going up all over los angeles to help catch the

men responsible for the attack on this san francisco man.

. newt gingrich made it official today. he announced he is running for president. >> i am newt gingrich and i am announcing my candidacy for president of the united states because i believe we can return america to hope and opportunity. >> newt gingrich tweeted his announcement. he is the first in history to

use twitter to launch his campaign. he also revealed his plans on facebook. in washington today he waved off questions from reporters. he is the first republican to challenge president obama. >> if they nominate someone more extreme, like sara palin that would change the race. >> newt gingrich was speaker of the house when republicans took power for the first time in decades but he resigned after an ethics scandal. newt gingrich will hit the deck running. he has campaign speeches lined up in washington and atlanta. more than 300 billboards that could help find the person

who beat a giants fan will soon go up along los angeles free ways. it shows two sketches of the men who beat brian stow. it also reminds people about the $100,000 reward. brian stow is still in a hospital in a coma. doctors hope to have him moved to a bay area hospital. the navy seals report an ongoing problem, counter fits, guys who claim to be navy seals so they can pick up women. and they expect this problem to get worse after reports of seal team 6 taking out osama bin laden. there are genuine seals who investigate reports of fakes. one says he gets 4-50 inquiries a day. >> at the white house tonight,

michelle obama is hosting a poetry event that is raising controversy. she kicked off the celebration, she praised the power of poetry and said writing played a big role in her own life. >> i was a passionate creative writer and a -- sort of a poet. that is how i would release myself. i would write and write. >> some critics blasted president obama for inviting rapper common to perform at the event. the white house says the president opposes violent and hateful music lyrics. . we heard from my lawyer he showed up at the court. >> sarah shourd talking with us about the case against the american hikers held in iran.

. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. two uc berkeley grads held in iran were denied their day in court today. shane bauer and joshua fattal are charged with espionage. ktvu's mike mibach is here now, you sat down and spoke with sarah shourd. >> reporter: i did. sarah shourd calls the news crushing. her biggest concern, whether they are alive and healthy. >> none of us got sleep last night. >> reporter: shareshare was detained for 14 months. shane bauer and joshua fattal are still there. >> we heard that he showed up

at the court and they were not brought to court. >> no one seen or heard from the two since this february court appearance. the state department is aware of the development, saying we are not sure what that means. hours later a spokesman addressed the situation. >> they have not been charged formally and that they should be released. >> our case became political a long time ago. it has nothing to do with us as individuals. >> reporter: the three were arrested in july of 2009 along the boarder. sarah shourd was released september 14. >> i have nightmares. >> reporter: she suffers from posttraumatic stress disorder. >> there is a part of me that

would like to go back and stand by them, there is a part of me that wanted to be there but i can't take that risk. >> reporter: all she can do is hope the president told her the truth. >> he told me that he would recommend to treat this case with leniency and 21 months without a trial is not lenient. >> reporter: shareshare says the only thing that gives her life meaning is fighting for the freedom of shane bauer and joshua fattal. >> we have been following this case since it began. they were arrested on july 31, 2009. more than two months later, they announced they were charged and may of last year they allowed the mothers mothers mothers to visit them. in september they released sarah shourd.

in november they delayed the trial till today and today the trial wasiance again delayed. the shooting that killed three people at san jose state university last night. some students are complaining the emergency alert system took too long to go into effect. ktvu's maureen naylor is here now. . >> reporter: half hour after the shooting here that garage the first alert went out. the delay via phone and e-mail those has students concerned. >> reporter: this is the first alert message sent out. >> the suspect is in custody. >> i got it at 12:00 in the morning. >> i am sure they did the best they could. it was late.

>> reporter: the students across the street said she got the information needed from police. >> it was very, you know, it was sad situation but we didn't feel unsafe. >> the delay -- >> reporter: the university said the alert was delayed because it was clear the shooting was isolated. >> can we provide more information? we will look into that. in the coming weeks and months. >> reporter: 70% of students are enrolled for the alerts. >> i didn't find out -- my buddy was here and he used facebook to tell his friends. >> several of her friends didn't get the alert at all. >> they are signed up for the alerts and they didn't get anything. >> reporter: bodm line, this

system put in place is a work in progress. live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. a man hunt is underway in a double homicide investigation. neighbors reported multiple gun shots before 11:00 last nights. investigators found a man dead behind the wheel of a torsis they found a second victim in a driveway half a a block away. crime there is on the rise. >> i have been here 10 years and the neighborhood has really just blossomed with crime, robberies, blurring hears. >> the names of the victims will not be released till their families are notified. if you have plans to head to lake ha, you might want to avoid highway 50.

they are making repairs, the retaining walls are 80 years old and started to crumble. 50-mile long detour, adding an hour to your trip and the cameras were there as the first driver was turned around today. >> that's upsetting. >> there is a big incentive to complete the project early, the contractor will get a $150,000 bonus for each day the project is completed ahead of schedule. california is spending a lot of money because of deadly car accidents, more than other states. that's according to new data from the centers for disease control. fatal crashes cost california $4 billion a year. 30,000 people die in car accidents nationwide every year. >> up next, what scientists

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. officials are working to determine the cause of a fire in concord. flames engulfed the building late last night.

firefighters worried that strong winds would blow flames to a nearby apartment, which didn't happen. san francisco dog patch neighborhood has new residents tonight. this 170-year-old horse stable has a fresh coat of paint and now it's home to these stores. the new residents of the yellow building say the neighborhood is perfect for what they stand for. >> buildings have charm of the past and now repurposed for everything from people involved in the social media, it's the perfect point where people's heads are at. >> you can't miss that yellow building, locked on minnesota street. goingal is facing an investigation into its online

advertising system. it set aside half a billion to pay for any stettalment it might reach. google would not provide any further details about the investigation. in san francisco today google announced its first net book computers, it will go on sale june 15. users will store data on cloud serves ran on a hard drive. they are made by samsung and other companies, they will cost between $350 and $500 each. researchers now say bedbug can carry two drug resistant bacteria. they tested five bedbug. they found the bacterias. more testing is needed to determine if they can transmit the bacteria to humans. if you get past the bedbug,

watch out for the butchers. officials found that bacteria mrsa in super market meat. they say cooking it thoroughly will kill it but handling the meet with open cuts could lead to infection. a new discovery for people with lung disease. ruthers identified a human lung stem cells. tests indicate it could help grow new lung tissues. they need to be more testing to see if the cells work with humans. off shore drilling off the coast of the bay area, and back here in 10 minutes with the forecast that might send you running for the umbrellas: blm umbrellas.

gas futures tumbled today after a report americans are driving less. u.s. gas demand dropped for the 7th week in a row and that suggests high gas prices are the same. prices did increase by a penny today to an average ovately dollars 96. as ktvu's carol reports --

>> reporter: you only need to go to the gas station to know the argument for more drilling. the u.s. house has been tackling several bills meant to speed up off shore drilling. last week it passed a bill that opens up the water across virginia. >> this is the drill baby drill mentality. >> reporter: lawmakers want to stop. she is working on a bill to protect the coast by increasing the size of two nearby marine sanctuaries. >> tourist industry, our economy, our fishing industry. they have to be protected. >> reporter: he is pushing to stop all drilling in federal

waters along the entire west coast. big oil needs to stop sitting on what it already has. >> there are millions of acres that are already leased that haven't been explored. why are we going to open it up? >> reporter: the bottom line, all the action cannot stop the bill from moving forward but the u.s. senate can with barbara boxer spear heading her own drill to stop the drilling permanently off the west coast. ktvu channel 2 news. pulling the plug on the connector plan would be too costly. that's the word from bart board members of the the director says bart already spent $95 million on the project which would be money down the drain if the project was canceled. he says the best strategy is to

contain the costs going forward. bart has a plan to install 75 tv screens, it would show information about schedules and the weather. it would receive money from advertising companies if they display commercials. the city of san jose remembered its police officers who have died in the line of duty. officials joined with the police officer for the annual memorial service. san jose police chief says it is an important reminder for police officers and the public alike. >> they never know when they go to work whether they will make it home or not. so we never take it for granted. we hope the public appreciates the effort. >> the chief says san jose has not had an officer killed in the line of duty in the last 10 years. this was to remember all officers kill across the united states every year. san francisco teachers are taking their message to the

ballpark. they hope to make it to the giants game. a street targeted for improvements. the police presence we spotted today and the attacks that may have provemented it. this tv add is hard to forget the legal challenge it is facing tonight. plus some of your private information been leaked? the facebook loophole just discovered. firefighters and homeowners grabbed hoses this afternoon in pittsburgh when a brush fire came close to homes. it started before 1:00 p.m. it moved up the hill towards the home. they powered water on the grass. homeowners began wetting down the brush. the flames did not reach any houses. >> with lights and sirens, fire

engines rolled through communities today. but they weren't on the way to a fire. it was the firefighter burn relay. firefighters raise money for burn victims and we czeched and by 4:00 this afternoon they collected $29,000 in donations. bright sunny skies in those pictures. lot of people wish today's weather would carry to the weekend. >> we had warmer in some places. fog this morning and this afternoon. you will see that it is definitely cool out there for this time a night. temperatures upper 50s. 64 towards concord and the delta. we got winds on the delta right now, winds blowing in the arrange of 23 miles per hour out of the westerly direction.

breezy on the bay, around the bay. temperatures impacted by the winds and fog and low clouds. 67 in fairfield. 70 antioch. temperatures tomorrow will be warmer than these. this is a system i am tracking. there is your weekend now. note the direction. that's in the -- polar region. that brings cool air, snow and rain. forecast, temperatures on the mild side. 60s and 70s. as we get going towards the weekend a big temperature drop off. rain and showers saturday afternoon. saturday night. and sunday. the heaviest rain is late

saturday night into sunday morning. i think it's going to rain. inch of rain, isn't out of the question. highs tomorrow, yellows represent 70s. you will see a few of those. greens are 60s. less min, more sunshine. 70 in napa. 72 fairfield. 5 day forecast, a lot of clouds in. lot of people have plans. a lot going on. wet saturday night into sunday. still a ways to go but looking like it will happen. remember that hat that raised eyebrows at the royal wedding? it is going up for sale.

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a memorial to the tragedy is now complete. the memorial lists the names of the 918 people who died in a murder-suicide on november 18, 1978. the list also includes revland jim jones, the leader who encouraged his followers to commit suicide. that angered some of the relatives. this year marks the anniversary of the peace corps bullet volunteers say during their years of service they were the victim of sexual assault. >> raped me and forced other objects inside my body. >> he raped and beat me. i prayed to live, after that i prayed to die. >> volunteers appeared for the

committee on capitol hill to recount the horrors. they say the peace corps blamed them for the attack said. they admit 1,000 volunteers reported sexual assaults. some were killed. >> honor her by doing the right thing now. >> the director of the peace corps says he is making changes and the agency now listens to its volunteers. the director says the agency is taking steps to keep volunteers safe. but they want to make those changes mandatory. -- at 6:00 is next. well known animal groups are fighting over your money.

a search in the south bay, the child abuse allegations that have police looking looking for this mother tonight. this is the scene inside the state capital, the message teachers are sending to lawmakers. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. good evening everyone. for the third day in a row hundreds of teachers went to the state capital to demand lawmakers pass a tax extension. we have live team coverage tonight. ktvu's rob r is in -- rob roth is in san francisco. but for to ken pritchett who has been monitoring teachers. >> reporter: california teachers have planned a week