elementary school after three young boys were caught simulating sex acts. only on 2, ktvu's john sasaki is live where many parents are demanding answers. john? >> reporter: this is hillcrest school and these are the guidelines for student behavior, what happened here would qualify as an obscene act. the school is regarded as a jewel in the oakland hills. it's not known for children engaging in averant behavior but police were here this morning. >> shouldn't occur in a public space. >> reporter: it happened in a bath room between three boys, 10 and 8 years old. >> it was a game of truth or dare. >> reporter: it happened as they had their pants down. it was discovered last week. parents were shocked to hear

the news. >> very disturbing if it's true. i haven't heard anything. >> reporter: that's what has parents upset. the school hadn't informed them. >> i don't know how long it's been going on. i would like to hear more information about it, it's alarming. >> reporter: sexual incidents happened at other schools. >> there have been multiple incidents, it's something we need to take a look at. we will be meeting to see whether this is something where we need to have a program. >> reporter: this afternoon, the school sent out this e-mail which says the students were pretending and not engaged in sex acts. unclear how the students will be punished. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news.

the chp is evaluating its response after a group of protesters rappelled from the bridge and unferralled a huge banner. the protesters dangled over the hours. after two hours they climbed back on to the bridge and rested but it did raise concerns about security. >> our officers patrol that. these individuals came when our officers weren't there. >> as for the protest it was directed at chevron. the company is tied up in a legal fight for polluting the amazon. baby is back with her mother tonight and her grandmother is behind bars. police told us today the grandmother was trying to pass the girl off as her own. >> reporter: i talked with detectives this afternoon in southern california, they confirmed the grandmother had been telling neighbors she was

pregnant and she tried to pass the baby off as her own child. >> reporter: rudy spent the last day and a half worrying about his daughter but he says he had a suspicion on who was responsible. >> my mom is quirky. feels like my mom, something weird. weird, you know? >> reporter: police say that gut feeling was right on. erica gallego took a cab ride from southern california. took the baby and then took another cab all the way back to southern california. investigators say a neighbor thought there was something suspicious to erica gallego's story and that neighbor informed the police. >> erica gallego had no permission to take the baby from the house. >> reporter: rudy says he wants

to see justice. >> you don't just steel my baby, it's my child. and you know what? you are going get prosecuted somebody else would now. >> looking at our live shot. you can see the people out here. there is a party atmosphere out here. people are very excited for the return of the baby. no word on when erica gallego will be back here. live, ktvu channel 2 news. the jury in the chauncey bailey murder case wrapped up deliberations. prosecutors say yusef bey ordered the killing. yusef bey and antoine mackey are accused in the killing of chauncey bailey. the jury began deliberating this afternoon. we are learning more about last night's riot at san quentin prison. authorities tell us the

outbreak appeared to be gang related. officers say 184 prisoners were involved and 10 hand made weapons were found. four inmates were taken to the hospital. a u.s. supreme court ruling could result in the early release of 33,000 california inmates. the justices upheld aryling that california's prison overcrowding is unconstitutional. the judge included photographs. the court said the overcrowding is so bad it violates the ban on cruel and unusual punishment, producing suffering and death. >> this is the right decision, the right decision for our clients who have been suffering for decades. >> this justice said reducing the prison population is gambling with our safety.

on www.ktvu.com we have a slide show of the images. san francisco police arrested a man suspected of steeling computers. we showed you this video on may 13. the man in the video is robert hoffman. he was identified by his parole agent. investigators say he jumped from his apartment in san francisco when police showed up wednesday. he is suspected in two other burglaries. the district attorney wants to make sure crime victims feel safe going to authorities regardless of their immigration status. they signed an agreement today to provide victims services to undocumented mexican immigrants. >> most vulnerable, those hesdant to come to the authorities to report the

victimization bill do so. >> he says he hopes to work on similar agreements with other offices in san francisco. 5,000 of the world's biggest travel agents are gathered in san francisco tonight. ktvu's tom vacar live in the city with the long-term benefit this travel powwow will have for the bay area. >> reporter: peer 39, a major attraction was closed last night, the first time in 20 years. why? 5,000 travel agents took over. >> reporter: it's been 19 years since the u.s. travel association held its powwow in san francisco. here they are showing off their wears to people who buy travel tours, packages in volume. travel promoters and buyers are out and about seeing the region. >> for me to be able to see the

spotlight on so many different attractions, you know, it's amazing. >> chinese people want to go here, come here to see all the fantastic interest because u.s. has so many resources. >> reporter: smaller local venues put up booths and make deals. >> great opportunity for the organizations, small and large, to have the home court advantage and able to see and meet with more tour operators. >> reporter: that helps other areas in the region, such as the east bay. >> that recognition that we are here and we are a a wonderful alternate to san francisco. >> reporter: even competitors come to see what the home team is doing. >> very important to have us here, to push the importance of

travel. >> reporter: before it ends on wednesday, $350 million in business will be firmed up for san francisco alone. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. members of the fallen spiritual movement are suing. they say the company committed violations in helping design the firewall. cisco says it does not operate networks in china. it was banned by the chinese government in 1999. the family of two american hikers held in iran say they sons called home this weekend. this is footage of shane bauer and joshua fattal in court in february. the families says the men told them they were on a hunger strike after they stopped receiving letters but the

family says they sounded well. verizon wireless is expenedding in the bay area. it is available in parts of san jose, san francisco and oakland. on june 16 it is coming to marin and salono counties. placerville, fulsome will also get service. stocks plunging on wall street. a new warning about etally's debt. the dow jones industrial average fell 130.78 points to close at 12,381.26. the nasdaq composite index fell 44.42 to 2,758.9. summer travel season is around the corner. californians aren't going to let high gas prices keep them home. 4.2million californias will travel over the memorial day week, up .2% from last year. when you compare the people driving compared to flying

fewer will be driving. a project 15 years in the making got underway today. a transit scrimmage next to the mccarther bart station. the motel sit on the land, they will be demolished to make room for housing units. >> we build this, you will connect to 51 and all of telegraph will become another college avenue. >> is set to be completed in 2021. >> one girl's cancer diginose is igniting a spark, the small step her friends took that is having a big impact in the fight against cancer. windy outside right now,

clouds increase and we got a chance for more rain in your forecast.

. brian stow's family talked today since the suspect was arrested in the beating of san francisco giants' fan brian stow. live at san francisco general where the family discussed their emotions. >> reporter: brian stow remains in critical condition. his family says they are grateful an arrest has been made. >> very emotional day yesterday. >> reporter: a los angeles police detective calls her sunday morning after they arrested a suspect in the beating of brian stow. >> he said i wanted to give you information before you hear it

on the news. at that time my heart dropped. >> reporter: the attack prompted a $200,000 reward for information leading to the rest and conviction of his assailants. police arrested giovanni ramirez. a paroled felon. police sorted through more than 600 tips but it took his own parole age tonight connect his clients to the sketch. he says high rewards don't always lead to a high percentage of viable tips. >> reward is a strong motivative but may not be strong enough where there is extreme violence. >> reporter: his sisters thanked los angeles police. the support they received has been staggering. >> we get responses from people

world wide, sweden, i think in nicaragua. >> reporter: he is expected in court tomorrow morning. police are also looking for a second suspect and a get away driver. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> california's attorney general is taking aim at mortgage fraud. a new strike force announced today. it will comprise 17 attorneys and 8 special agents. it will monitor scams, fraud and lenders who prey on troubled borrowers. today's hearing comes after an audit found met life may have been milking the estates

of deceased -- >> as a safety valve, while they could have identified families in hurt, pain, they are taking the wrong approach. >> several other states are investigating met life. 10 other companies were told they are under investigation in california. people who take the east bay fairy will have to find an alternative. service was canceled after damage was found. the wind might be to blame. we called and there is no word when service will be restored. high winds this morning up to 50 miles per hour are to blame for a power outage in the oakland hills. trees brought down power lines. crews removed the tree and power was restored. the tornado thereat sweep

through joplin, missouri is the single deadliest tornado to hit the united states since 1933. 116 people died and that number is expected to rise. the tornado had winds close to 200 miles an hour. some of the worst damage occurred at a hospital. boy the pictures are something. our weather now, we are going to have changes this weekend. a beautiful day today, maybe rain later on? >> yeah. it will be a nuisance shower. good news for some gardeners. outside, the winds are kicking up. red wood city, that's a live reading. winds at 22. gusting to 28. i had winds gusting to 48 all afternoon. the winds are starting to die down. still breezy tonight. the fog, marine layer had a tough time forming. it's in pieces, the wind blows

it apart. tomorrow morning, it will burn off more quickly. temperatures warmer. extended forecast, wednesday, showers. looks more likely. at first, i was maybe this won't happen. at least cooler and cloudy and a good shot at rain and showers on wednesday. there is the coastal fog tomorrow morning when you wake up. gets into the bay but not towards livermore and santa rosa or napa, it sticks at the coast. low visibility. into your morning tomorrow, you got fog to start with and mostly sunny and warmer with numbers in the 70s. here comes this weather system. if you don't think we are related to the storms in the mid-west, we are. as these storms tweak through they go out into the plains and explode. this will create more severe

weather for those folks. it all moves to the east. that system where the tornadoes is something we dealt with a few days back. rain to the north. clouds. here is the rain. shows up wednesday morning. there is your morning community, real wet? no, but light scattered showers. north bay. wednesday, lunchtime, it's moving through, bang, clearing out and breezy on thursday afternoon. main impact is cooling day time highs. not tomorrow, tomorrow will be nice. warmer than today. wednesday cooler, clouds, few sprinkles, showers. and believe it or not snow in the mountains. weekend looks dry. >> this has been one heck of a season. >> thank you. the power of purple is helping a teenager in her fight

against cancer. she has a form of bone cancer. she was diagnosed last christmas. it teen's friends started team heidi, selling wrist bands to raise money for cancer research. >> makes us feel like we have a part of it. we are all doing it in celebration of her. >> the group raised almost $5,000 for the relay for life program. heidi took her diagnosis in stride, coloring her hair blue. crassing the passing of the judgment day, the one part of the prediction that apparently came true.

. the judgment day came and went with no signs of an apockilous, today he addressed his miscalculations. >> when may 21 came and went it was a very difficult time for me, a very difficult time. >> the man said today is the last time he will talk about

the prediction he made for may 21. the billboards with already coming down and almost gone. he now says october 21 of this year is when it will occur. one thing is for sure, these are difficult times for the sharks. they are up against the wall tomorrow night, due or die. >> that's right. this time they got a couple more to go after that if they are to continue. sharks without their captain, joe thorton today. they have a skate around. it was optional. thorton was injured in thefiant part of the game yesterday. the hockey game yesterday. no ball involved. torres with under 11 minutes left, thorton had a positive presence and he told his coach he probably won't be won hundred% for tomorrow but he

will take the ice. >> when joe comes to you and says he is playing, he is playing. that could happen at a charity game in the middle of the summer. >> i am sure he is a warrior. played through a lot. played hurt all the time. great player. i am sure he will be good tomorrow. we are not going to get this done without helping each other and pulling together. >> all right. yesterday golf stuff. ian second shot in the 8 hole, take as swing, his feet slipped. and takes a little tumble down the hill. good news, he won it. get this for the first time since 1997 tiger is out of the top 10, down to number 12. that's the sporting life.

>> thank you. >> we are learning more how it thrives. at 7:00, computer spam is a nuisance. we followed a trail and find out where it led in 30 minutes on tv 36. our coverage continues online. follow us on twitter. today we tweeted as brian stow's reacted to the rest in the case. good night everyone. see you at 10:00. >> good night.

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