early have been set up now. now as you said it has been almost 7 weeks since the attack on brian stowe, this is the first week for the giants and dodgers. so here is video of the officers coming in early, the officers and security on stand- by. police say they have done a lot to try to capture them. they put up billboards all over los angeles, showing a description of the people they think attacked stowe, after that he was put in a coma, and on monday he was flown back to san francisco for more treatment. now one fan i spoke to said he knows about what happened, but feels safe despite the incident. >> one of the people working there said if there was a problem, said move me, everybody is real friendly here. >> reporter: now officers are focusing the investigation on the latest incident, the woman who drove the vehicle the two men left in that night.

here is a description of her, believed to be in her 20s, 5'2"- three, latino, and wearing a a pony tail, she was wearing a number 16 jersey with andre ethier on it. they are releasing that, and saying they have a $200,000 reward. they're doing all they can to make sure this happens. right now there are not a lot of fans, but we'll talk to what the people think about the negative publicity they're getting, more coming up at 6:00. live, los angeles, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 action news. and today we learned of a small sign of improvement on brian stowe's condition. more from san francisco. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with the san francisco general officials. and i can tell you now up in the icu there is a lot of hope and sobering reality. >> brian stowe remains in critical condition.

>> reporter: the surgeon told us after stowe was transferred there on monday, the medical team was able to stop one of his five high dose anti-seizure medications. >> i am happy to report that he has had no further seizure activity. >> reporter: the 42-year-old paramedic was severely beaten outside the stadium 48 days ago, been in a coma since. they have a top reputation for brain injury recovery there. >> this place is going to bring him back. i have hope. >> reporter: they say they worked a miracle on his cousin. >> within a couple of months, he was up and walking just like normal. gunshot to the head . >> reporter: the doctors say this type of injury is very complicated, but brian is responding. >> he is showing some functions, but again how that relates to his long-term care as we discussed with the family, is still unclear. >> reporter: and doctors say over the next few weeks they

will reduce the rest of his medicines, they say to better understand his true functioning. ktvu, channel 2 action news. and the crews there and here in the bay area getting more information. we continue the coverage of the brian stowe incident on our website at ktvu.com and click on the stowe tab, where you find the constantly updated section. and breaking news, cars collided with a bike rider, happening about 4:10 this afternoon in the 4100 block of sierra road in san jose. the accident happened during the tour of california race. but authorities can't confirm that the accident involved a competitor. police say the bike rider suffered major injuries. we'll have more on this report later in the news cast. and tonight we're learning a lot of new information about arnold schwarzenegger and the child he had with his former housekeeper, including her name, where she lives and who paid for her house. ktvu rita williams has more on

the story. confirming that the governor had two sons just five days apart. >> well, frank, traditional news organizations confirmed today what other magazines reported last night. that the mother of arnold schwarzenegger's teenage son is 50-year-old patty baena, a housekeeper for the former governor and his family for 20 years. today news crews were swarming around her bakersfield home, and a real estate agent said that the former governor bought it for her and her children late last year, for about a quarter of a million. >> i feel for the young boy more than anything, because he is a very, very nice polite young man. >> we're told he had no idea during her pregnancy that she told him -- when he was a toddler. like i said the boy is 13 now. but when he was a toddler we're told that arnold found out. he has taken care of her since.

>> reporter: birth certificates found out that shriver's fourth and last question, christopher, was born september 27th, 1997. five days later, schwarzenegger, apparently he didn't know, had another son, this one with baena. the name of her husband of 10 years is listed on the birth certificate. they separated three weeks later, but in papers filed for a divorce in 2008, patty baena said that the marriage produced no minor children. now schwarzenegger's ex-wife marie shriver appeared last night at the taping of her friend, oprah winfrey's last show. some news organization now reported that patty baena threatened to go public early this year and that is what prompted the former governor on the longer employ baena and to finally tell his wife. reporting live in the news room, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 action news. and we have more on the sex scandal coming up here in 30

minutes. that is -- better than pointing the finger or you know -- what is it really sex or whatever excuse they come up with. >> may not look like it, but a bay area political analyst says what schwarzenegger is doing right now could actually be helping him gain points with voters or movie fans in the future. that story coming up soon. and san francisco mayor ed lee says it again today, he is not running for mayor. lee was appointed in january to fill out newsom's term when he was appointed as governor. lee will not be on the ballot, he says. >> i am sure, i am not going to run. this has not been my agenda, never has been. and as many times as i repeated it, people didn't think it was true. but i am not glad they're saying get out of office. >> lee looks forward to returning to his former job as

city administrator. and deciding early to keep the city's controversial gang injunction program in place. our ktvu crews were there just after midnight when council members voted 4-3 to continue the program. the injunction identified gang members from associating with one another, wearing gang colors or being in a safety zone in north oakland after 10:00. another injunction in the fruit vale injunction says it will make life harder. oakland's police chief says that he thinks gang injunctions work and he believes that an independent review will help to address concerns over racial profiling. and defense secretary robert gates says he thinks somebody in pakistan new that usama bin laden was hiding there. this comes on the heels of usama bin laden being killed by

the navy seals. gates says it may take a while to find out if people in pakistan were protecting usama bin laden. but gates says there is still no evidence that top leadership in the country knew he was there. >> i have seen some evidence to the contrary. and we have no evidence yet with respect to anybody else. my idea is that somebody did. >> gates spoke in the middle of growing anger in congress. many lawmakers want to cut aid to pakistan unless it takes strong action against militants using a safe haven. and coming up, graduation ceremony for the coast guard cadet, the words of warning and the reaction from the military graduates about to take on a dangerous duty. and united airlines apologizing. a spokesperson for the carrier says that technical errors were to blame for the reinstatement of the numbers.

they went back into use on monday for the first time since the attack. the numbers have been removed from the airline's computers. and republican house speaker john boehner wrapped up the visit. he capped that last night with a host by the executives at hp and applied materials. it was his first trip here since taking over nancy pelosi's position as house speaker. last night's event was private. guests paid at least 2500 to be there. on monday he held a fundraiser at san francisco's ritz carlton. and a plan for a fee hike in student fees. the final word is expected to be made at the next regent's meeting in july. also today they named leland as the new chancellor with a salary of 310,000 a year, along with a car and moving cost

allowance. leland is the president of georgia college and state university. if you ask any graduating senior, they will tell you they knew this, the job market is tough for recent graduates, only half of recent graduates who have health insurance get it through their work. just less than half say their first jobs didn't really require a degree. those who graduated between 2006 and 2008 did better than those who graduated in 2009 or last year. the median starting salary for the earlier grady graduates, 30,000 for the last two years, it is 27,000. and a jump in commodity prices helping to rally. the dow adds 80, the nasdaq was up 31. and desperate, arrogant, that is how the prosecution

described the situation. and forecast as we move towards the bay area weekend weather your

chauncey

. there was supposed to be a hearing this week for barry bonds in which the details of his sentencing was discussed along with whether or not the prosecutors would retry him. but it won't happen, the hearing will be in june. he was convicted of one count of obstruction of justice regarding the performance enhancing drugs, prosecutors have not said if they will retry bond on charges. and the trial of yusef bey who was accused of ordering the death of bailey, was held. more on the story. >> reporter: well, yusef bey the fourth sat calmly here at the alameda county courthouse as the prosecutor told the jury

he believed he was above the law and that he ordered the murder of the journalist, chauncey bailey. in her closing arguments, the district attorney said that the members of the your black muslim bakery did whatever he told them, including murder. yusef bey thought he was above the law, he acted and talked like it. it is a gang mentality. she played a portion of the videotape that the investigators recorded, talking about silencing witnesses. crum said by 2007, yusef bey was trying to save the shop from collapse. he was worried that chauncey bailey's rating could hurt the chances to raise money. and that he said they needed to stop him, so he didn't stop the chances of keeping the bakery

alive. the first witness told the truth, she said. bailey's family listened today. >> it has been a long, long trial for the family to deal with. and chauncey is here with us. >> reporter: yusef bey is also charged with ordering the deaths of two other men in the summer of 2007. also on trial is macky, charged with driving the getaway van. >> the closing argument is almost the same as the opening statement, so far we haven't seen any surprises. >> reporter: defense attorneys will give their summations next, then the case goes to the jury, reporting live, channel 2 action news. and coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, revelations about the highly controversial investigation into the assassination of bay area journalist chauncey bailey. we have obtained hundreds of pages of documents that point to a cover-up involving the oakland police department. it is a story you will see only on two, airing tonight on the 10:00 news. and a just released study paid

for by the catholic church concludes that sex abuse by the priest has nothing to do with being gay or abstaining. others blamed the abuse on poor training. the study says that priests were not able to deal with the social element s in the '60s, the victims, advocates says that can't be trusted because it was provided by the catholic church. and a piece of plastic was put in congresswoman gabrielle giffords' skull, she was shot more than two months ago. the surgery is routine and she is recovering, say her doctors. her husband, captain mark kelly, is being informed of her situation as he works on board the shuttle. the astronauts gave visitors a warm welcome, space shuttle

endeavour is delivering a device that will look for evidence of dark matter and anti-matter. >> you end up learning something you didn't expect. which hubble has done that and others have ended up surprising us. >> this is space shuttle endeavour's last flight into space. the plans are called for it to go to a los angeles museum after it returns to earth. and a long ride for amtrak passengers heading to the bay area is finally over, they were stranded in the desert for 10 hours. the tired passengers pulled up at about 3:15 this morning. this was the destination of the charter when it left chicago back on sunday. it was supposed to arrive at about 4:00 yesterday but actually arrived at 1 -- actually after 1:45 in the morning. that is because at that time, the train blew two engines, about 100 miles east of nevada. hours later it was towed where

the passengers were put on buses. and now to historic flooding going on in the mississippi river. today, the barge traffic was allowed to continue in new orleans, but they are restricted to the slowest possible speed to keep the wakes down and easy pressure on the levees. the peak is still far upstream. it reached vicksburg, mississippi today. millions of acres of farm crops are under water and there are fears that the gulf coast salt water industry could be hurt when the water hits the gulf shore. here in the bay area, bill, this is more like it. >> yes, more like it. clouds this morning, drizzle in the north bay early, but it is gone. right now, mostly to partly sunny outside. storm tracker 2 shows the clearing and some of the cumulus clouds out there. the mid-level cumulus clouds you can see towards concord, livermore and cloud cover out there. warm in santa rosa, 67.

san jose, partly cloudy, mostly cloudy in evergreen, about 68 degrees right now. temperatures this evening will be on the cool side. those are the clouds i was talking about, this is like cumulus clouds there, you see this looking to the east, cloud cover clearing to partly sunny to mostly sunny in the next few hours. and then tomorrow is a mostly sunny day, going up, temperatures increase after a few days of wet weather, monday, last weekend, and monday, tuesday, and we start to warm up as we head into the bay area. we see some clouds in the forecast. but no rain in the forecast. just a few clouds, and the temperatures will be going down a little. overnight tonight, 42 in napa, 46 in vallejo, the thing to note tonight, chance of coastal fog right along the coast, and this is the time of year where it starts to show up. not looking for valley fog, just coastal fog, and tomorrow, 40, upper 40s, daytime highs in the 70s, yellow are the 70s,

and here they can. and you can even see some warmer temperatures coming in, 80s showing up as you get into the valley. so a nice day tommorow as we go into the bay area thursday, friday, warmer still. when i come back, in a few minutes we'll show you the long- range forecast model and the five-day forecast. talk about the clouds on the weekend and how warm it will get in your neighborhood. >> thank you bill. and it is the best time in 16 years to sell something you may own. what it is and why now is the time next. plus, there is some movement, the battle over the 300-year-old tree to move, they are employing a commission to help. also the bar in vancouver with the name that is not going over so well. and the unusual action they're taking just in time for tonight's game when the sharks and canucks play

. some good news for the people who spent days trying to save the huge tree there, grandmother. the general manager of the public utilities commission requested a halt to construction around that 300- year-old oak tree in san mateo county. he said the legislature will consider alternatives to cutting it down, the tree stands in the way of a 5 billion project, a water delivery system. some residents claim the tree is protected under the ordinance that recognizes specific species of trees as a great asset. and tonight it is game two

of the western conference finals in the stanley cup playoffs. and it is pretty much a must- win for the sharks. fred english is in vancouver and tells us why one particular bar there is changing their name tonight. and you will know why when you see what it is called. >> reporter: vancouver can be a very lonely place for san jose sharks fans, few and far between. and tonight, game two on the western conference finals, the area will be rocking. >> i think there are 17 of the members, we are excited to come back here and play in the community, in town. so it is a fun atmosphere to play in. >> reporter: shark fan, right? >> i am not a shark fan, no. i eat shark. >> reporter: and the lone shark fan we saw is a vancouver native, no less. >> i actually first thought it because of the logo, i like the under dogs and they have grown to be a great team. >> and meanwhile, a few blocks away, my search for more sharks

fans appeared resolved. but the owner of the local shark club bar and grill decided today to change its name. >> started on sunday with -- you know it is the first game of the series, people coming in here, like change the name. what is going on? we don't want sharks around here. i was like wow, more pressure, e-mails coming in. >> so this is not a permanent change here? >> well, you know, the hockey fans in canada are very much worried about the future. >> game two of the series could mean that the name change will stay for at least another week. in vancouver. and people with electric cars can get a charge at the oakland airport. officials showed off the stations located near the parking lot. the stations are part of the charge network and can handle as many as 15 vehicles at once.

one electric car owner says he is pleased with the installation. >> i have been coming here for two years with the car. and to have the electricity set up. so easy to use, it actually doesn't cost anything at the airport -- they give us free access. >> and while he just said the electricity here is free, it does cost $36 a day to park in that premier lot. and this is the best time in 16 years to sell your used car. that is the word from the experts, all about supply and demand here. because of the recession people are holding on to their old cars longer. for an average, about 10 and a half years now. that means that car dealers are having to pay about 30% more for a used car or truck, according to the auto actions owned by the parent company, cox enterprises, that will last a couple of months at most, the experts say. and what a new study reveals, why some experts are comparing the former governor's

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she live s in a home in bakersfield, which a real estate agent says schwarzenegger bought for her last year. as we get details, we'll have more for you as well as a live report from bakersfield, coming up in 40 years. and arnold schwarzenegger is not the first and likely won't be the last politician caught cheating. live from san jose, we can look at this and learn from past scandals. >> reporter: frank, betrayed is the main headline today, but it is the smaller headlines that watchers say will have the bigger impact. >> the best thing to do is to take responsibility, apologize and try to make amends. >> reporter: one expert said that arnold schwarzenegger was smart to do just that, saying that the worst thing they can do is what john edwards and president clinton did, trying to cover it up. >> he accepts responsibility, that is better than pointing the finger. was it really sex or --

whatever excuse they come up with. >> everything you have heard and read is true. and i am deeply sorry. >> newsom successfully continued his political career since apologizing for his affair with his campaign manager's wife. eliot spitzer came back as a political commenter. experts say that not admitting it makes it worse, governor mark sanford, unlike him, schwarzenegger didn't run on a conservative campaign. >> his image is not as a clean politician. i wouldn't want to be married to him. would i vote for him? he made a mistake, not the only one. >> in the recent study, other political scandals were remembered as well as their names and issues they stood

for. >> sometimes politicians, i wouldn't say they're helped by scandals but it can actually make voters pay attention to them and remember them more. >> reporter: and because arnold schwarzenegger moved from the box office to the ballot box, she says all the attention is not necessarily a bad thing. ktvu channel 2 action news. and at the capitol, lawmakers expressed sympathy for the schwarzenegger's family. >> it is very sad for me, for marie and the children. >> but elected officials said the former governor's personal problems are having little impact on the political climate. some tourists visiting the capitol had a different take. >> oh well, he is a man, what can we do about it? >> schwarzenegger's friends say he is not focused on political- entertainment futures right now, but instead is focusing on mending his relationship with his family. and the man accused of tampering with a computer system must pay restitution.

terry childs worked on the computer system and for nine days refused to tell anybody what the pass word was for the system. a judge ordered him to pay one and a half million to the city's department of technology, which the city says is the cost it was to fix the system. childs recently finished a four year jail sentence. and new information on the case of a stand-off with the robbery suspect holding a knife in berkeley, police say that khalif entered the home this morning. as was first reported on ktvu channel 2 action news at noon, dozens of officers swarmed the area. police say the suspect was chased from another house after being confronted with a bat. officers found him with a knife, and later officers talked him into surrendering about 10:00 this morning. and president obama told the coast guard cadets at graduation that despite the threat of usama bin laden, the threat of terror is far from over. the address was presented in

connecticut this morning. the president told the graduate the difficult work of protecting this country is more vital than ever. >> indeed, every american can be proud of our brave military and intelligence personnel who made sure that the terrorist leader who attacked us on 911 will never threaten us again. >> most of the cadets will be assigned on coast guard cutters. and president obama ordered the treasury department to put sanctions on six of the senior officials. it freezes any of the assets owned by them. it would be illegal for americans to do business with them. the sanctions are in response to the brutal crackdowns on the protesters. and the amgen tour of california coming to the bay area today, including in today's stage is one of the most difficult parts of the

race. ktvu's robert honda has more on the story, after a cyclist was seriously injured after being hit by a car. robert do we know if that was connected in any way to the race? >> reporter: well i think it probably was in terms of circumstances. we're here on sierra road, where the accident took place above us on a stretch where it was crowded with fans near the end of the race. we're talking with officials to learn more about what caused it. but we do know he was taken to the hospital with major injuries. it made some of the fans sad, they're trying to resume some of the party atmosphere. getting back to the race, we're on the difficult portion that frank mentioned, the steep climb which made for an exciting day and race. but fans had to get an early start to be a part of it. >> reporter: at least 100 of the cyclists took off from livermore for the race. while fans and others went wild, others joined in because well it is supposed to be a

party. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: the party started near the san jose finish line hours before the actual race got under way. jack and kelly drew live on sierra road, the home stretch where on every other day it is calm. >> the whole mountain just kind of comes to life. >> usually it is quieter than anything, this day they walk up the hill, making a whole day of it. >> reporter: in fact, hundreds gathered at a festival, then on foot, bikes, many worked on the difficult climbs to see the finish. >> i like a lot -- i'm on vacation this week. i plan my vacation for it. and i have done sierra road before. watched them come up here. what do you think? >> it is awesome. >> reporter: the race is fed ers sped into san jose at 3:00 this afternoon, speeding up the steep grade before an appreciative crowd. >> all right. [cheering and applause] >> 100%, and much more. luckily we get to have the

finish here today. that is what makes the difference. >> reporter: and american chris horner took first place, and the yellow leader jersey, the next stage for the tour takes place tomorrow. and it will go from seaside to pasarobles. and we're still trying to get more information on the injured cyclist. we'll have more details coming up of the robert honda, ktvu. and turns out american idol cast-off brought more than just excitement for his hometown of santa cruz, he was there on saturday for the party. santa cruz says it brought a lot of cash to surf city. visitors spent a lot of money, saying it came at a great time, filling a lull between spring break. and a baby for sale, what happened when it was accepted. also, a strange warning going out late today. the pilots and what it is, why the faa sent it. and if you have children,

you probably have a bottle of it in your medicine cabinet right now, why what is not on the labels could be putting your little ones at risk

. there is a warning for pilots who may fly at night near las vegas next week. they should work the old fashioned way, without gps, the federal officials say gps systems may be unavailable or

unreliable within 350 miles of las vegas, the reason because of field testing and the ultrafast, wireless broad band network, and the cell towers could interfere with the gps . and a republican bill killed regarding offshore drilling. a handful of republicans joined democrats in rejecting the measure, which would have opened more areas in for gulf of mexico, the gulfful alaska and the virginia coast for oil drilling. yesterday we told you the senate failed to get the votes needed for the five biggest oil companies. and southwest airlines says it is getting a break from the recent drop in prices. last year's tab was 3.6 billion. this year it had expected the bill to increase by one and a half billion. instead, it is on pace to go up 1.3 billion over last year's cost. southwest raised fares several

times this year to cover rising prices. and a woman in michigan says the offer to sell her cousin on ebay was just a joke, but police are not laughing. autumn braden listed the name. they thought it was a hoax. braden says she was trying to figure out how ebay works. police say they don't think she was really trying the sell the child and that she likely wouldn't be charged. and an fda panel recommending different dosing instructions be added to labels to protect very young children. the panel is calling for more dosing information on the labels. they the fda panel says that the lack of dosing information can lead to parents accidentally giving too much medicine to very young children. the panel's recommendations are

not binding, but the fda almost always goes along with what the panel advises. also to keep your little one safe tonight, a new study out for how common it is for baby products to contain the toxic chemicals. the scientists tested 100 items such as baby carriers, portable cribs and rocking chairs, finding 80 contained the chemicals. some are linked to memory, hormone production and cancer, experts say parents should consider buying baby products containing down, wool and other materials unlikely to have added fire retardants. and a standard at major airports now coming to napa. how that changes the game at smaller airports, still ahead. and the rain has moved on, the temperatures are on the increase, i'll show you which cities will be the warmest as we head to thursday

. a legal think tank asking the homeland security department to stop the policy of searching travelers with electronic devices. they say the argument is that travelers carry so much in the way of laptops and twices, is at risk. they suggest that it only be done if agents have a reasonable suspicion of wrong doing. and transportation

secretary looking into the napa airport. more on the landing system that is going to make the airport much safer in bad weather, and the overall airport much better. >> reporter: true, in fact, major players in the wine, agriculture and other industries that are related to that, especially tourism, do a lot to create jobs. but soon, bad weather here wouldn't be a major factor. >> one, two, three, it is official. >> reporter: on a nice day, napa county airport is a delight to fly into. but with frequent north bay winter rains and many foggy rains, napa can be a real challenge even for pilots who land here regularly. that is because napa lacks a precision landing system that allows for totally safe landings when visibility is at or near zero at the runway. >> it would make it much easier on us to be able to confidently tell the passengers that we're going to land as scheduled on

time, versus having to go to another airport. >> reporter: at big airports, this type of equipment is standard. but for smaller airports like napa it is a real game changer. thanks to years of lobbying, napa will get a quarter of a million from uncle sam to install a similar one at the ends of major airport runways new this . >> this is a huge impact because of that fact, there is weather, and napa valley new people can't use us us as a resource. >> reporter: though no commercial flights come here, napa serves the business aircraft of the vital wine and tourism industries. >> whatever we can do to enhance this airport and the utility, it is only a benefit to us, the local and regional economies. >> reporter: with the big airport system and a major disaster, the airport would also be able to better serve responders 24-7. the whole system should be ready by the end of this year.

reporting live, ktvu. and the white house working on a plan to boost tourism in the united states now that the recession is officially over. the government is working to process the tourist fees for international advisers, right now the president is at the global advisory meeting. they want to make traveling safer for international travelers and for businesses. new information on the proposed ban of circumcision in one bay area city. tonight we know now if the bill will appear on the november ballot. more on the stories we're working on. >> frank, also at 6:00, surveillance video stirred up controversy for san francisco's plain clothes officers. the high tech tool the chief wants to fast track to protect those working under cover. >> and a piece of american history lost and found in oakland, shows us how a keen eye tracked this down and caught the people who stole it. >> and parents make a very personal decision every day for

their sons. a very public action that soon could take a decision out of their hands, all coming up at 6:00. and heavy rains this winter could be to blame for killing san francisco bay sharks. earlier we reported on how the sharks washed to shore in san francisco, san mateo and marin counties. the information showed they suffered from internal bleeding. the scientists say the rain could be changing the chemistry of the water in the bay, making it less salty, which could kill the sharks. and now, we wonder if we're done with the rain? >> yeah, i think we're done for a little while. we got a good weekend in store for you, nicer day tomorrow. we go out there to storm tracker two, showing you the clouds that are out there. there is the patchy -- cloud cover right out along the coast. you see a lot of cloud cover in the bay valley. temperatures in the 60s, forecast for -- tomorrow will be a little warmer. here is where the temperatures

were today. watch where they go on friday. so today we had upper 50s at the coast, upper 60s inland. by friday in the 70s inland. low 70s around the bay. so a nice warmup into friday. the bay area weekend looks nice as well. and the storm moves out, causing all sorts of problems for folks in the rockies. high pressure building in, you have seen this before. once the lows leave, the highs come in. we head for a warming trend. it wouldn't be hot, not going to have high fire danger or bad air quality. it will be warmer, not hard to be warmer, considering temperatures in the 50s and the rain that we've seen. tomorrow morning, patchy coastal fog, right here, down to pacifica and we see little patches of fog. coastal fog back in the spring forecast. some clouds move in as we head into friday, saturday and sunday. just filtered sunshine, keeping temperatures mainly in the mid- 70s and we roll into the bay area weekend.

low 70s on sunday. forecast highs for thursday, warmer than today by a few degrees, and certainly warmer than they have been all week, and 72 in san jose, 75, morgan hill, the five-day forecast with the weekend in view looking good. clouds there, saturday, sunday, don't sweat that or change your plans, just filtered sunshine, temperatures in the low 70s. >> all right. well, the excitement over a police escort for charlie sheen may have been over draumatized. there was more investigation after he got an escort to a performance. at the time, they said only high ranking government officials rate an escort. it shows bill gates, rapper j-z and others got escorts, but also paid for them. the d.c. police are not commenting publicly today. and the ugly side of being beautiful. illnesses that make killer high heels look like a walk in the

park. what could be in the air at your favorite nail salon q

. could just getting your nails done expose you to one of the worst sides of the beauty industry? this afternoon, researchers briefed lawmakers in washington, d.c. about the dangers of chemical exposure in nail salons. one bay area worker talked

about working with the salon products. >> yeah, you wouldn't believe, like daily i have to handle a lot of toxic chemicals that impact my health. i've had two miscarriages. the oakland bay researchers studied 20 salons' half of them in the bay area, they found chemicals that far exceeded state standards. >> we know that there is harmful chemicals used. they have been linked you know to cancer and reproductive issues. so consumers as well as salon workers should be concerned. advocates want congress to pass the bill to give the fda the authority to remove the dangerous products. however others say they are not based on scientific evidence. and much more news ahead, ktvu channel 2 action news at 6:00 is next. a new twist in the case of a stolen piece of history. what police say regarding the suspect and how he tried to

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under the watchful eye of police. we are live at dodgers stadium where the lapd blue will be the main color at the game tonight. >> there are just -- they were just a nice family, good neighbors. >> and a family at the center of a scandal. the reputation the teenage son of arnold schwarzenegger has around town. >> complete bay area coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 action news at 6:00. >> i'm frank somerville, right now giants fans are piling into dodgers stadium, the first time both sides have faced off in los angeles since the giants fan was severely beaten and nearly killed there. more on the security placed there. >> reporter: frank, they're expecting 25,000 fans out here. and they're not joking. there is police right here as you can see, mounted police officers out here on stand 'by, just in case. officers say they are not taking any chances. so we can take a