against yusuf bey iv. mackey was found guilty on two counts. but the jury was hung on special circumstances and it was declared a mistrial. and we begin with rob roth who was in the courtroom when those verdicts were read. >> reporter: as the verdicts came down, nor yusuf bey iv nor

mackey showed any expression. but they were found guilty. inside court tears were visible in the eyes of baley's family. >> i was very tearful. but i was just, like i said i am just glad it's over and now chauncey can rest. >> reporter: bey stared ahead as the verdicts were read. >> i think he's a little stunned but he's holding on. >> reporter: bey's attorney says he plans to appeal. >> it's always disappointing when your position doesn't prevail. >> reporter: base codefendant mackey also had no visible reaction. he was convicted of first degree murder for driving the

get away van. the jury was hung on whether mackey had a role. >> an appeal will be the next step. >> justice has been done. justice has been done. yeah. and yay. >> reporter: bey and mackey due back in court for resentencing. coming up at 6:00, the prosecution's big gamble in this case. reporting live in oakland, rob roth. >> from rob let's go to rita williams with community reaction to this closely watched case, rita. >> reporter: gasia, those three gunshots on an oakland street almost four years ago killed a courageous journalist. but they also ended the organization he was investigating. in part that's because journalist and news organizations including ktvu joined together to tell the

story about the black muslim bakery chauncey bailey's killers wanted to die with him. >> we wanted to show that the journalist was assassinated because of his work, and other journalists wanted to hold accountable the people responsible. and that's happened today. >> reporter: the chauncey bailey process worked out of the center. he started the bakery in 1968 to show black economic self- sufficiency but it later was known for intimidation and violence. yusuf bey iv was awaiting trial on the alleged rape of a girl younger than 14 when he died of cancer in 2003. >> there's a new angry generation. >> reporter: some four years before his death, i spent a day

with chauncey bailey in what was then his east oakland neighborhood. he reported for the oakland tribune and felt he had to live in the mist of it to write about it. >> i always wear a tie, because when you wear a tie people think you're a minister or a detective. and you have a bubble of respect. >> reporter: that perceived bubble of respect did not protect him. when he was shot down, bailey was wearing a suit and a tie. rita williams, ktvu news. >> we continue our story on ktvu.com. there you will find the history of this case. and you will see the interview that rita had with bailey. just click on the bey trial

tab. and mehserle is expected to be released after serving 11 months of a two year sentence. >> reporter: gasia, 14th and broadway will once again be the scene of a rally. this time 5:30 sunday evening to mark the release of mehserle. we have seen events that started peaceful mutate into acts of violence. but the business owners i talked to and the mayor say they don't expect a repeat. the conviction of mehserle in july 2010 for involuntary manslaughter a peaceful rally in oakland is followed by riot. that led on the same night to vandalism but less violence. much frustration remains. >> in november to now he only had seven months to do which was really to us a slap in the face. so we knew this day would come. >> reporter: steven johnson is

grant's uncle. grant was shot dead at 17 by then officer mehserle. johnson says two gathering planned sunday will be peaceful. downtown business have heard that before. >> i'm not expecting anything. i hope nothing will happen. >> reporter: iman gate's store was spared a broken window last time. other business such as foot locker say they are not prepared for the sunday rally, gates say the feel this time is different. >> before they used to have like posters around with grant pictures. >> reporter: but not this time. >> not this time, we don't see anything. >> reporter: the association says it will maintain it's daily patrols and monitor the situation. mayor quan says she expects the gathering to be small. >> we are planning for any possible event and we'll be on alert in case. >> reporter: several of the business i talked to said they were not even aware of the rallies on sunday. as that day approaches their preparations may change.

in oakland, ken pritchett ktvu channel 2 news. tonight san francisco firefighters will be united in reflection and prayer in honor of their two fallen comrades. mike mibach has what's happening at st. mary's cathedral. >> reporter: it's been an emotional week and it's going to get more difficult over the next 24 hours. behind me i just want to show you a live look here outside of st. mary's cathedral. the caskets holding the bodies of firefighters vincent perez and tony valerio are being escorted into st. mary's cathedral for tonight's rosary. those two san franciscan's who worked together, are now going

to be laid to rest together. flowers are in place, some sent from city fire stations, some from other stays. >> i was working at safeway, a couple of people that i know up at safeway came up to me and everyone, it's touched everybody. >> reporter: it has especially touched many of the natives some of whom came by the fire station. the ladies delivered a framed letter they penned from their heart. >> may the two rest in paradise. >> this really hits home. this is like one of us. family. >> reporter: tonight the city and the firefighters of san francisco will mourn and pray for not one but two of their own. >> it's so true, we are like a family. so it's like losing a member of the family. it really hurts. we, we don't clock in and clock out. when you go to work you're working 24 hours, you're

sharing meals together, you're sharing personal stories together. it's very painful. >> reporter: and the caskets holding the bodies of perez and valerio just made their way into the cathedral. they are currently being followed by family and friends. firefighters wearing their dress blues, white gloves will then follow. the fire chief did tell me earlier today that fire companies from all over the bay area are going to be staffing the city's fire stations tomorrow so that every san francisco firefighter can attend the funeral set to begin at 12:30 in the afternoon right here at st. mary's. reporting live in san francisco, mike mibach. tomorrow's funeral will cause a massive street closure. a motorcade will proceed later in the afternoon down golf street to market then south on

valencia to dolores and on to holy cross cemetery in culma. also the busy geary bus line will be out of service for much of the day. ktvu news will be providing special coverage of the funeral for the fallen firefighters. our coverage begins at 12:30 tomorrow light here on channel 2. we will also stream the service live on our website ktvu.com. tonight we have a new picture to show you of a man suspected to have assaulted a woman in her home. this is an enhanced imagine from cell phone video that we first showed you yesterday. it shows the suspect as he was stealing electronics and other items from the victim's home. the 28-year-old woman found the intruder in her home on afgard street. the suspect left with some items then returned and assaulted the woman. police believe the woman's

quick thinking will help lead them to her assailant. a vigil for michelle le will take place in a couple of hours. tonight's vigil takes place at mount eden's park. another vigil is set for tomorrow night in san diego. that's where le grew up. today an indent arbitrator met with union operators and muni. the contract seeks to freeze wages for three years and allow the use of part time drivers to reduce costs. an arbitrator will now decide the terms of a contract.

that decision is expected to be issued on tuesday. we have breaking news right now, a person hit and killed by a caltrain and it is causing major delayed for service. i want to show you live pictures right now from news chopper 2. it happened at approximately 4:30. it was a southbound train, the number 362. it struck a killed a person on the tracks at poplar avenue north. train service between milbray and hillsday is cancelled, is stopped. they are working to set up a bus bridge. one important note here. the delays because of what happened here could effect folks who are heading up the peninsula and going to at&t park for tonight's giant's game against cincinnati which is set to begin at 7:15. if you're headed to that game -- my producer was just saying

-- what is that? okay we're going to continue to follow this. the word that we're getting here is that the delays could be an hour or longer in some cases. quickly back to a june weather pattern, plenty of fog out there. coming up i will show you where the dense fog will be first thing tomorrow morning and the one direction temperatures will be heading this weekends. -- will be heading this weekend. ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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it was business as usual today for congressman anthony weiner. he returned to work at his new york office after confessing of posting lewd photos of himself on twitter. >> i betrayed a lot of persons and i know it. i'm trying to get back to work now. >> congressman weiner has been hold up at his home since his tearful apology on monday. but today the new york postcaught up with him on the streets of manhattan.

>> are you planning on resigning. >> i'm not. >> are there any more pictures that will surface. >> i exchanged some pictures with people. i think i'm now going to have to deal with those consequences. >> after those videos went viral, many members of congress said they are not willing to forgive and forgot. today dianne feinstein revealed her concern. >> the house of representatives is deeply flawed with certain issues. >> reporter: congress weiner's wife is a top aid with hillary clinton. there's reports that she is pregnant with weiner kyle. congressman weiner says he loves his wife, is exited to the marriage and that she wants him to remain in office. the nation's three largest

mortgage lenders have done little to help people remain in their homes. the agency says the banks fore closure prevention programs have failed and that they have not helped enough troubled homeowners permenantly lower their mortgage payments. because of their failures, the the treasury department is holding investigations. and cyber security experts say the greatest threat to citigroup customers will be con artists trying to convince bank tellers that they lost their bank information. a bit of good economic news combined with bargain hunting

to lift stock prices today. a report that u.s. exports reached report levels in april set the dow higher. the dow closed the day up 75 points. power company officials say if it damages or destroys them hundreds of thousands of people across the southwest could be without power. in the meantime, evacuees living with the stress of wondering about the fate of their homes and their communities. >> we can see it. we can see the smoke so close that we knew, it was getting too bad. the air quality. i never dreamed that i would ever be in an evacuation. never in my life. >> reporter: president obama today called arizona governor jan brewer to pledge any federal resources the state needs. the first hurricane of the

2011 season is churning up the coast of mexico tonight. hurricane adrian is packing 90- mile an hour winds making it a category one storm. it's not expected to make land fall but it is expected to cause high surf condition through the weekend. coming up next here, actually, no we're going to go -- we're actually going to talk about weather with mark tamayo. spectacular weather now. >> this is what the picture you would expect for early to mid- june with low clouds. as we come in tighter, low clouds still a factor. closer to pacifica, ocean beech and san francisco. with that on shore breeze as we head into the evening hours, low clouds will continue to flow into the bay. as a result we're expecting cooler conditions as we do head into your friday. no major warm ups in sight just yet. here is a look at the over all weather story for tonight. we do have this, partly cloudy

skies, fog will be on the increase for your friday, maybe some fog in the morning. temperatures cool off a couple of degrees. the weekend, a dry weather pattern. temperatures do cool off a little bit. first thing tomorrow morning, areas of fog targeting the coast and right around the bay, coolest locations in the lower 60s. santa rosa and napa, santa rosa 56 degrees. livermore starting out friday morning right around 50 degrees. here is our forecast model showing you an increase in the fog. it did a good job this morning, and it shows some patches. as we do head into the afternoon hours, the clouds pull back to near the shoreline once again. but it's going to take a little longer as a result. that's why we're going to cool things off a bit compared to last night's readings. this system moves in from the north, over the next few days

and with that have a big impact on our weekends forecast. the - - weekend forecast. a possibility of a major warm up showing up on the radar. the oakland a's have a new manager. they fired bob garen today and hired bob melvin. the a's have a nine game losing streak and are in last place in the american league west. players have complained that garen communicated poorly with them. he played college baseball for uc berkeley before going into the pros. a caltrain fatality, how that's affecting traffic up and down the area. and there is a new app that helps you dodge dui checkpoints. but today the change that

they've made. security changes for a local university after two students were killed. we're gathering new details on the murder of a local journalist for doing his job. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters.

california senator barbara boxer testified today in support of cia director leon peneta. >> to be someone that can be such a trusted advisor that two presidents have chosen him. >> president obama's choice to replace robert gates who is retiring at the end of the

month. president obama said peneta would bring an intelligent perspective. now as gasia just mentioned he's being tapped to lead the security department. californias two senators have nothing but praise for peneta. >> i served in the budget economy and i watched him very carefully, reach out across every kind of line that would divide us. >> barbara boxer said leon peneta would bring a new role. and feinstein said he would have a depth personal touch. he then fielded questions. >> frankly i think there are gains that have been made. we have seen the regime weaken significantly. we have seen the opposition made gains both in the east and

the west. i think there are some signs that if we continue to pressure. if we stick with it that ultimately gadhafi will step down. >> reporter: on the war in afghanistan, panetta said u.s. forces have made progress but he would not commit to a timetable for bringing our troops home. he said the size and speed of the planned troop withdraw this summer will depend on summer field conditions. he is expected to easily win confirmation. it took seven months but this independent report finally lays some serious blame for this horrific hole in the ground. i'm tom vacar, what it says still ahead.

it's a harsh assessment of a pipe explosion. and pg & e is not the only one taking the heat. we begin with the latest development on the san bruno investigation. the report was released just today. consumer editor tom vacar joins u now from the site -- joins us now from the site of that san bruno sight where what the report contained -- san bruno site with what the report contained. >> reporter: san bruno assemblyman jerry hill describes the report. >> it's a scathing report.

it's scathing against pg & e, in the manner in which they do business, the matter how they do business, in everything. >> reporter: the report looks that pg & e understands what their dangers are and how they handle them. and also hire management, personal, and procedures. all gas system records must be placed into a data base for emergency and future system expansion. >> it's clear we acknowledged that we have a lot of work to do to improve our operations and our culture. and we are committed to doing whatever it takes to bring our operations up to industry leading levels. >> the public utilities commission is also roundly criticized. >> it shows there's a culture of complacency. and that culture of complacency

has allowed what we've seen with the pg & e. >> reporter: and it should hire independent experts to help it oversea the current pipe system. >> i think over the course of this summer you will see the commissioners actually adopting some of the specific recommendations, many of the recommendations follow along on things we have actually already begun. one recommendation just adopted this afternoon, to all pipeline holders, on teaching them how to test the pipelines and replace them. tough job. >> you can see our continuing coverage of the investigation of the san bruno pipeline explosion on ktvu.com. we're staying on top of breaking news that's happening on the peninsula. a person has been hit and killed on the caltrans and this is causing major delays with

service. our caltrans was over the scene -- our news chopper 2 was over the scene. this happened around poplar avenue. and giant fans trying to make their way to the game are being told to make other plans right now. there are bus bridges being set up but right now we are not sure how they are running or even if they are running. if you are planning to take caltrans you need to start making other plans. meanwhile police in san leandro are reportedly investigating two suspects arrested in connection with two bank robberies yesterday to see if they might have committed five others recently. after a short chase, oakland police took a 43-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy into custody at 105th avenue and san leandro street. now detectives want to know if they committed all five bank robberies in san leandro in

this past week and two others recently in oakland. in an effort to keep children out of trouble and cut the city's homicide rate, oakland leaders today announced an effort to give teens and young adults a safe place to go on weekend nights this summer. the program will offer late night programs at mcclonlen high school and the youth development center and the 81st avenue library in east oakland. and we said to ourselves, maybe we could open our doors on friday and saturday nights to give kids safe places off the streets and that together by also urging families to not have their kids on the street late at night, unless they're in a safe place. that we could bring down the incidents of murder long term in this city. >> city leaders say they've been examining data over the past ten years and they found the numbers show most homicides happen late on weekend nights.

in dublin, a quick arrest in the case of a serious vandalism overnight at a church. jade hernandez tells us what happened. >> reporter: after travis guci showed us window after window broken and shattered, tens of thousands of dollars in damage at st. lutheran church and school neighbors woke up to this. >> we are lucky because our citizens do watch out for the city of dublin and each other. thanks to the quick report we were able to get there before any more damage was done. >> what could have possibly caused all of this damage? the pastor says it was simply the brick used as a decorative border all along the flower bed right here at the church. >> the biggest thing is the sense of violation.

>> reporter: luckily students wrapped up their school year last week. the man who is responsible for the damage has charges pending. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. and if you want to see more of the pictures of the damage from that vandalism attack at that church you can go to our website ktvu.com. we have them on a slide show. concord police emptied a homeless encampment. officers notified people they had to be out of the homeless encampment at 9:00 p.m. medical marijuana patients could be at risk of losing their jobs in washington state everyone if they only use the drug outside the workplace. the washington state supreme court ruled today that a teletech company was allowed to fire a worker in 2006 because of a positive drug test. that employee was an authorized medical marijuana patient. but the justices say state law does not offer any employment

protections for medical marijuana users and that companies do not have to accommodate them. federal officials said today the number of customs and border agents who were under investigation for corruption is on the rise. the lead investigator testified today before a senate panel. the agency has 267 corruption cases pending against border agents. but a border protection official says new rules have cast a wider net for those rogue agents. >> we pride ourselves on being a family. however when one of our own strays into criminality, we do not forgive him or her. >> reporter: representatives from central federal agencies say they are working together to investigate border corruption. funeral services are under way right now for a baby killed allegedly by a teenaged gunman

looking for revenge in palo alto. 17-year-old fabian sargosa has been charged as an adult in that shooting. investigators say he fired on the garcia family car mistakingly believing them to be from the same gang that had beaten him a few days earlier. both of baby isaac's parents were wounded in that shooting. divers recovered a car. they used inflatable devices to bring that car to the surface about six hours later. you can see they were pulling it up on shore, the divers did not finds anyone inside the car. and work was underway at a project that is going to make it easier to get to the airport. oakland international is now preparing to offer a flight that at one tight would have been unheard of. -- that at one time would have been unheard of.

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some bay area travelers will be able to fly nonstop to cuba starting in december. the treasury department has approved oakland international airport for limited charter flights to havana. americans wanting to fly to the communist country will have to prove they are visiting relatives or traveling for educational or religious activity. president obama lifted a 50- year-old ban on travel to cuba in january. b.a.r.t. has resumed construction on their connector. this is b.a.r.t.

animation of what that connector will look like. the plan is to have an automated train. at 7:00 this morning, crews at the airport started using live pile drivers as part of the process to install the foundation for an elevated track. that scheduled work is expected to continue all day tomorrow. b.a.r.t. hoping to have the project finished in two years. the target of the suit is the new san francisco ordnance that bans leaving yellow pages directories on doorsteps unless people have requested them or agreed in advance to accept them. the trade group says that violates its first amendment right and singles them out while not applying the same rules to advertisement fliers. a hearing has been set for september 20th. san francisco has opened up a new health center for one of

the city's under served neighborhoods. governor brown gathered at seventh and full -- mayor lee joined the gathering at seventh and fulsome street. >> affordable housing with the health support that the tenants and residents here will need -- >> mayor lee has long championed residents least able to get health care. researchers studying mice found that a compound in apple skins reduced the loss of muscles in mice that were put on a starvation diet. it's too early to tell if the same results will be found in humans or how many apples an adult would have to eat in order to avoid muscle loss. walking your dog is good for your health. people who take their dogs on brisk 30 minute walks are less

likely to be obese and have lower cholesterol. it's hitting earth right now. what scientists are tracking that's headed our way from outer space. we're on fog watch once again. coming up the one change in temperatures over the next couple of days and the timing of our next warm up. we could be talking about some more 80s in our long range. new at 6:00, security changes for a south bay university. what it plans to do differently after a suicidal gunman killed two students on campus. then, see how a local city is using this creek to help the environment and people who have the hardest time finding work. plus -- >> i have a good feeling that justice would be served. >> reporter: we're gathering more details on the case of the murder of a local journalist killed for doing his job tonight on ktvu channel 2 news

at 6:00.

it was six months ago today that police shot and killed guy miller. to honor his legacy today friends and family members marched from the site where jerell was gunned down. they say the officer feared for his life because jerelle was holding a gun when the officer confronted him in an alley. >> there's no mistaking a green cup for a gun. they saw a black male. >> reporter: jerelle's mother says she will come to vallejo from new orleans until the case is done. republican presidential candidate mitt romney mocked president obama's recent comment for jobs for recent college graduates. the firm trains, mentors and

funds new entrepreneurs. romney criticized the president for something the president said to students in virginia earlier this week. >> the president speaking in northern virginia to community college encouraging young people to go into manufacturing. and i don't know if he's still in touch with the american economy. last month's 5,000 people lost their jobs in manufacturing. >> romney outlined his three point memory for the economic slump. cut corporate taxes, cut regulations and cut federal spending. >> one of romney's challengers hit a very rough spot on the campaign trail today. the top tier of newt gingrich's team quit today. gingrich later posted a statement saying he is staying

in the race. some people say gerard boulamger should quit because before the election he said he enhanced his resume. still to come, when two people were shot and killed on campus, some students say they weren't told enough and they were told too late. only on 2, the three things san jose university is doing to remny that. - - to remedy that. >> how some of the very people officials want to leave are now being enlisted to now clean up this san jose creek. plus continuing coverage of the verdict on the chauncey bailey killing. we're live at the courthouse at 6:00. a solar flair from the sun

started hitting the earth 11 hours ago. the first radiation from the flair surged past the earth just eight minutes later, but today slower moving charged particles reached the earth. a larger storm could lock out power for months even years. the solar storm is not expected to be a problem here on earth. some satellites such as the one that took this imagine showing the massive arizona fire have temporarily been shutdown to prevent damage. well let's talk about our weather now because it seems every day the weather gets better for this weekend. we're almost to the weekend, are we going to continue to see great weather. >> right now this is what we like to talk about this time of

year. low clouds and fog making their way to the coast. inland plenty of sunshine out there and temperatures back into the 80s. winds are still on shore, i'll have the northwest gusting to 20 miles per hour and with that that will help import the fog as we do head into the overnight hours. highs from today one of the warmest days of the week. you will see the low to mid-80s out toward fairfield. san francisco topped out 64. centerfield right about 70 degrees. this is the weather system moving in from the north. this will not bring us any rainfall. both friday and into saturday as we increase that on shore breeze. some more fog out there and temperatures cooling off back down to the 60s and 70s. warmest locations tomorrow inland could be approaching the 80-degree mark. with the warming air mass over all we are talking about all the snow pack just a few minutes ago. we still have that large snow pack in place. that will lead to flooding at lake tahoe for the next one to

two weeks. into the weekend, if you're heading to yosemite a flood watch along the merced river. this could be extended over the next one to two weeks. here's our forecast for tomorrow morning, areas of fog at 7:00. low to mid-50s out there. by 12:00 we go to partly cloudy skies. still patchy fog for parts of san francisco. most areas tomorrow afternoon for your friday afternoon in your upper 50s to the upper 70s. santa rosa right about 74. right around the rim of the bay looking at some 60s. mid- to upper 70s san jose tops out 71 and san francisco low clouds and fog. a big factor in the morning. clouds becoming partly cloudy.

as we head into your weekend, 70s. i'm just so conditioned to talk about the next storm, the next chance for some rain. i don't have that today. >> great. >> i thought you were going to throw me for a loop there. >> smooth sailing. >> great stuff, thanks mark. the surfing madonna took a new turn today. the artist who created this mural of the virgin of guadalupe then placed it on a surfboard came forward to say it can be removed safely. the city is not so sure. it wants to charge the artist. mixed news on the job market today. how the long term unemployed are fairing and how many are newly jobless. what's in store for jobless coeds as they face the job market in a recession. new information about how they are fairing may surprise you. dad, i was wondering if you've --

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good news for california businesses that send goods over seas. an economic research group says the state's export grew 14.4% in april compared to the same month last year. the report says the rate of growth is expected to slow in the second half of this year. a new report says that recent college graduates are struggling to finds jobs but

the numbers show they are still better than many other americans looking for work. >> at the moment i'm a dog walker. on my spare time i'm looking for a full time position. >> her career prospects are not what she had hoped they'd be. during their four years in school, the unemployment rate nearly doubled. the report from the brookens institute shows they will make $86 less per week than people who graduated before the recession. >> the last person i know who graduated into such tough job markets is my grandfather who's 95. >> but the brookens student says today's college grads are making double what the typical high school graduate is making. and because they have a college degree they are much more likely to land a job compared to those with just a high school education. coming up in just 90 seconds -- >> reporter: the changes san

jose state is implementing after a shooting at this parking garage almost exactly one month ago. and we're live at the oakland courthouse where the verdict will be read. what family members are telling us. coming up in 90 seconds.

guilty on all but one count. the former leader of your black muslim bakery is now facing murder. >> an oakland jury convicted yusus bey. mackey was also convicted of