facility >> it's really scary. >> there were seven children in the facility at the time. >> i was feeding them breakfast. and i said, oh, we were just calming down. i didn't even tell the children what's going on outside. >> reporter: the victim was treated for his injury and released. >> they are a new employee, less than a year on staff. you know, they love what they do and they were excited to go down and do the work they coverry day and will continue to do that. >> reporter: although it's unclear when he will be back on the job. the gunman is described as 30 years old, a medium build, red baseball cap, red shirt driving a medium to dark car. the college football player at the center of that saggy pants incident on an u.s. air flights at sfo apologized. deshaun marmon came on charges of whom sie.d he allegedly

refused to pull up his pants. today, marvin said he, quote, wanted to apologize to all of the passengers on board the flight. he said that he never intended to interrupt the flight and force all of the passengers off the plane and he said that he was very sorry for what happened. he was in the bay area to attend the funeral of a close friend who was killed two weeks ago. today marks the beginning of a three-day search for a nursing student missing for three weeks now. nearly 70 volunteers combed the hills around niles canyon going to. patty lee joins us to explain why they returned to that area. patty? >> reporter: today's search is ending about right now. the area covered was vast. but the search was not. they were looking for something like v neck sweaters, stethoscope. these volunteers look for things along the road. >> thanks this are obvious,

such as nursing related or michele le's cell phone yet to be recovered. >> something that's been turned over, that's been disturbed. >> reporter: finding her body is something that her family does not want on though the police considers a homicide. today's search was organized by the klass foundation which gave volunteers a crash course in search procedures this morning and a list of things to look out for. >> white v neck, medical shirts, white tennis shoes. >> reporter: as volunteers panned out over the hills, residents took note of flyers left in their boxes. >> i'm being made aware of it now. i think that's a great idea, let everybody be aware of it around here. >> reporter: police tell me that this area is key because

michele's phone records point to it as a possible crime scene. >> we searched with volunteers and they tell me that they didn't find anything of note today. but they will return tomorrow morning. fairfield police are looking for a man they say set off a pipe bomb under a car parked in an apartment complex last month. they issued an arrest warrant for 29-year-old daniel garcia. investigators found and defused another pipe bomb while serving another search warrant at a home. officers described daniel garcia as 5'10", weighs, 250- pound and blue eyes. a convicted sex offender is about to be set free with no conditions. there was no evidence that the relationship that he had with another man in his group was

sexual. prosecutors chose not to file a petition to keep him in custody because psychologists say that verse is no longer a sexual violent predator. he is free to live wherever he wants. a man accused of using his shoe with a hidden camera to take pictures of women was arrested last month at the fairfax farmer's market after a man told police that a man was using a camera to take pictures up women's skirts. police found a camera in one of springer's sandals firefighters in the north bay are on the scene of a stubborn fire in a railroad tunnel. the tunnel is low catted between geyser road and highway 128. it started burning in the unused tunnel on friday. firefighters are worried about the tunnel collapsing. they plan to let the fire burn itself out. >> firefighters in another part of the north bay made quick work of a grass fire.

it started in the 2400 block of ten see street. the flames burned a hillside threatening a home firefighters knocked it down before there were any major damage. no word on what might have started the fire. so what happens now? that's the question pretty much everyone is asking now that governor brown vetoed the budget that the democrats passed. there is also a question about whether law milwaukeeers are milwaukee -- law makers are going to lose their way. >> reporter: john malvo of those tourists we talked to, with that job undone, should lawmakers continue to be paid. >> in the hum of air

conditioners, there was scarcely a lawmaker to be found. >> there was no official legislative business today. bark on wednesday, lawmakers did something remarkable. they pass add budget on time. had they failed, they would have forfeited their pay but governor brown called the budget legally questionable and vetoed it. >> as a voter, do you think they should get made. >> no, i don't think they should be paid. when they produce a budget that is acceptable, then they should be paid >> reporter: should lawmakers be paid or not will be determined by the state controller. he must determine if the budget was valid or not. we did find one lawmaker roaming the halls saying that the paycheck is not an issue. >> it was not a significant factor in what action they took. >> democrats were shocked by the governor's veto and it is

not clear where the budget stands now. >> now it seems like we don't know if we are back to square 1. >> reporter: the controller is expected to decide the pay issue some time next week. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. mixed numbers came out monday on jobs here in california. the state reported that the may unemployment rate was at 11.1%, down from 11.9% in april, first time that california's unemployment rate had been below 12%. the state also lost 29,000 jobs in may. now, it is possible to have a reduction in employment even with job losses because the jobless figures don't include those who are so discouraged they have actually stopped looking for work. after days of political chaos and riots, the prime minister in greece changed his

cabinet. mr. papannadreu replaced his finance minister with a political rival in an effort to build aconsensus. the european union and the imf threatened to cut off funds if a solution is not found. germany softened it stance on greece and that helped investors be reassured that they will not default on their loan. the nasdaq fell 7 points a u.s. senator comes to san francisco to call for tens of thousands of troops to come home by december 31st. that story is ahead. fog has returned to the coast. temperatures were down today. how will that fog impact your saturday and sunday? i'll have that detail.

bring thousands of u.s. troops from afghanistan home by the en of the year. senator barbara boxer is one of many senators mac that go push to the president. we are live in san francisco where the senator laid out her case today. david? >> reporter: barbara boxer and 26 other u.s. senators sent this letter to president obama. they said that the nation's goals in afghanistan have been met. she wants tens of thousands of troops station there had to return home by december 31st. >> this is the longest war in history. it's time to bring it to an end. >> today, senator boxer said that the war has killed more than 1600 u.s. troops and wounded thousands of others. intelligence reports estimate as few as 50,000 other al-qaeda members remain in afghanistan and it's time for the president to bring home 30,000 of the 100,000 troops there by year's

end. >> we have a huge debt and deficit to deal with. ending the war in iraq and afghanistan would save $1 trillion over ten years. >> reporter: boxer suggests keeping 10,000 troops overseas to train afghan security forces, protect coalition personnel. >> i am not suggesting that we walk away from afghanistan tomorrow. rather, what i'm recommending is a very different mission. >> i totally support her position. i hope that the president will support it as well as well as others of our fellow congressmen and senators. >> conservative members of congress are warning against a rapid withdrawal even as military officials are moving to reroute 800 troops bound for afghanistan to iraq instead. >> i believe no further reduction should be reconsidered without an honest athorough assessment of risks involved to include the mission we may need to shed in the future >> reporter: president obama is

expected to get input from u.s. senate members as well as other military officials as they announce the scope of the withdrawal. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news the war in avs was afghanistan was not -- the was in afghanistan was not the only thing -- the war in afghanistan was not the only thing on people's mind. coming up, more on the questioning about the economy and what the senate is doing. a therapist was beaten by a patient in an attack. the patient was arrested but found incompetent to stand trial. the hospital was fined more than $100,000 for a deadly attack on another employee last october. federal authorities continue to question a marine corps reservist at the center of a strange bomb scare at the pentagon. 23-year-old yonathan melaku was

arrested by police. he was found in arlington cemetery where he ran from the pentagon. >> the united states park police thought appropriate to look for the vehicle that this person may have been operating. it was located by the arlington police department, located near the pentagon >> reporter: the bomb squad did not find any explosives. the fbi also searched melaku's home. one law enforcement source reportedly said that melaku may have some mental issues. an update now to a story we have been following for you since yesterday that you saw right here onktvu channel 2 news. muni restored service after repair crews worked through the night. a train took down some wires in the tunnel of dubose. no delays during the morning commute >> the california highway

patrol arrest add 21-year-old man in connection with the hit- and-run death of a cyclist. another cyclist found the cyclist and his damaged vehicle on empire grate road. chp officers say that their investigation led them to 21- year-old elliott death. death met voluntarily with officers and they arrested him on charges of felony hit-and- run and vehicular manslaughter. you might say it's the swan song for one of the residents at lagoon near the palace of fine arts. bellow returned to lagoon after recovering from a foot injury but shies not exactly welcome back become her brother and sister-in-law. this is a picture of them along with the newest member of their family. seat little one there in the middle named martha. parks department officials say that the couple has become very pro tech their young one and hostile towards outsiders and bella. so caretakers have now decided to relocate bella to petaluma.

park officials in yosemite are still monitoring the merced river as it nears flood stage. as you look in the middle, you can see how that high water from the merced river is covering the boardwalk. it is two feet away from float stage. things that you see here are really soggy. while there is plenty of water, things are not flooded one of the hiking trails has been reopened. the half dome trail was closed because of snow. rangers are installing cables and wooden planks to let people climb the last 400 feet without using mountain earring gearing. reservations are required. in addition here, the park plans to reopen the tyler pass road this weekend. on got weather now because the weekend is just about here. this has to be one of the best weeks with we've had in i don't remember how long. >> one of the warmest, no rain this week. last week, late in the week, we

had clouds, some sprinkles. this week, sunny, warm. yesterday, not too bad. today was a little bit cooler. the reason for the cooling would be this fog that has now made its appearance across the golden gate brim. here is the thing. fog is in the forecast again as we go into the bay area weekend. especially out towards pacifica and dali daily city. it gets breezy. fog ace regular feature this time. and it's going to make a big push inland and that fog will be slow to burn off tomorrow and cooler. sunday will be warmer extended forecast for that warmup coming towards early next week. 49 degrees in napa tonight. that's cool. 52 in vallejo. the fog is going to have more of an impact tomorrow morning than we have seen in a while in terms of coverage.

so when you wake up tomorrow morning and you go to that swim meet in vallejo, in fairfield, you're going to have cloud cover overhead and you need the jacket. the forecast as you go through the bay area micro climate, turns out the beach and the fog, temperatures are not going to be in the 60s but in the 50s 60 degrees out at the ballpark tomorrow. 65 in the east bay hills out towards orinda, you pop over this hill and you get temperatures in the 70s. so, we are marching through the bay area micro climate. you can see out in the antioch area where you would expect 90s, you get 80s. tomorrow will be the coolest day. sunday, we'll start to warm up into monday. we'll be more specific with that. the forecast is for the fog to return to the coast. when i come back, i will run the model all the way through. and we'll go right to the forecast for your city for saturday and sunday. see you back here. investigators are talking to two people tonight as they

look for the cause of the massive wallow wildfire in arizona. that fire has now burned almost half a million acres and is the largest in the state's history. human error is believed to be the cause. arizona governor jan brewer took an aerial tour today of some of the other fires burning in her state. there are two out of control fires that are burning in southern arizona and so far those fires have scorched about 225,000 acres. it is the beginning of the bay bridge series tonight in oakland. the parking changes baseball fans will see at the colyseum. thousands of homeowners are trying to find a solution to the mortgage problems and they are meeting with their lenders to do it. find out how can you take advantage of this program. and a warning about a new al-qaeda hit list. the people singled out as target of the terrorist group.

taking a live look now at interstate 880 in oakland. tonight is the first in a three- game series between the san francisco giants and the oakland a's. game time set for 7:05. the lanes that you see there on the left are the ones going towards the colyseum. new parking rules for the colyseum will be taking effect tonight. the staff will actually be directing cars into specific rows in the parking lot. a's officials tell us that

these rules are not related to the traffic mess that resulted from the u2 concert. instead, it was from fans who wanted to have more space to tailgate. a six-day events going on at the san jose convention center and ktvu's ali rasmus talked to one homeowner who said that what happened to her essentially ended a problem she has been agonizing over for years. >> you are the first person. welcome to san jose. >> the doors opened at 8:00 but people started lining up as early as 4:00 in the morning. the events organized by neighborhood assistance organization of america and the founder and ceo was at the door providing a warm reception to worried homeowners. >> these people just want to stay in their home. they are not asking for anything free. i just don't know why banks don't want to work with them.

>> we legally bind the agreement with all major lenders and biggest investors to do these aforthable viewings. >> bruce smart says that 50% of the people today will walk out with a solution but the outcome depends on the lender. >> we can get bank of america, wells and chase to do a principal reduction but you can't do that if it's owned by fanny mae or fledy mac. >> why? >> you have to ask president obama that because you would think that the ones that are owned by the american taxpayers would be the most flexible, the most reasonable to deal with. they are the most difficult. >> theresa alameda was one of the first homeowners to walk away no morning she now has a 2 1/2% fixed interest rate for the next two and a half years. >> that's a solution i've been agonizing over for the last five years. i think that's a really big plus. >> before you show up, you have to bring some paper works with you, mortgage receipts, pay stubs. this event goes through thursday and for a link to the

organization's website, you can go to our website, ktvu.com. in san jose, ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news one of the most powerful nations powerful nation's organizations for senior citizens says it has now changed its stance. they have long opposed reducing payment by social security. but now, they say it will be willing to accept a small reduction. osama bin laden is no longer facing criminalcharges. a federal judge granted a position cushion's request to dismissal criminal narnls against him. he was indicted in 1998 to charges related to terror attacks. it is routine for charges to be

dismiss when a defendant dies. law enforcement across the country was informed about a new al-qaeda hitless. it appears on a new website and names more than 40 americans that al-qaeda wants to kill which include pentagon officials, government officials and business executives. such a list is not unusual. >> people have to realize that there is this global extremist chat that goes on every day in chat rooms all over the world. people post stuff on websites. >> reporter: experts say that the list may be in response to a video released last week from an american al-qaeda spokesperson in which he called for attacks on individuals. the department of homeland security says there is no information about any imminent attacks. the white house still won't say where, but it is saying when president obama will join house speaker john boehner for a round of golf. it is set to happen tomorrow. both men are avid golfers.

prime joe biden and ohio governor john caseic will join. the media will be allowed to take pictures but there is no promise that their scores will be made public. people in this neighborhoods are willing to pay out of their own pact to increase securitiy to fight crime. five fires in ten days and look at how close they are coming to homes. i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪

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taking matters into their own hands, residents in a normally quiet neighborhood say

that crime is on the rise and they are not waiting for police to help them out. some residents in oakland hill say they are not covered by police. we have now video proof of the problem that these neighbors are trying to fight. >> reporter: this sexist a pretty quiet neighborhood but according to oakland police, there have been more than 100 burglaries since last year and residents have had enough. >> take a walk through the oakland hills and you will see more of these, signs for private security. over the last two years, there has been a spike in robberies and burglaries in this area. >> we have a lot of issues with late-night, early morning activity. people come and go from the park. we have homeless people who live under the bridge. >> the city council needs to do something more to bring more security. they may want to cut their salaries in half. >> this woman says she is willing to pay for a private security firm to pay to control the neighborhood as long as she does not have to foot the

entire bill. >> if the city council did the funding and paid half of the security, that may be an option. >> reporter: there are 100 homeowners thinking about paying out of pocket for security patrol. organizers say it would cost no more than $30 per household. residents say that's better than the alternative. >> it is such a pain to go get a new driver's license or somebody gets your new garage door clicker. they can come in any time whether you are there or not. >> some people already have surveillance cameras on their home. here is video of one man that residents say is staking out their neighborhood. with crime happening so close to their home, even one one sill member is looking to spend more money. >> my family will make their decision in an effort in oak more to hire more patrols >> reporter: she also wants to put a surveillance camera at

her home. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news two men linked to a straining of crimes are behind bars tonight in oakland after an overnight standoff with police. officers tracked the suspect from the scene after an armed robbery on 88th avenue at about 10:30. that led police to an apartment complex on east 16th street near seminary avenue. the men inside at first refused to southern der until about 8:45 this morning when they finally came out peacefully. the men are connected to a series of armed robberies and carjackings going back a couple of months. an oakland man is behind bars accused of defrauding seniors by posing as a licensed concrete contractor. samuela lavulavu has been on the run since 2008. he faces charges of grand theft, elder abuse and contracting without a license. authorities say he would request large cash downpayments, begin work and then just walk away from the

job before it was done. >> police in kolma say they have arrested a man suspected in a theft of storage area. ktvu broke this story in march. hazadian and joseph matthew dodd are accused of burglaries in san francisco and daly city. police say they have recovered about $5000 in stolen property connected to burglaries. in antioch, five fires in ten days and some of them have burned within just feet of several homes in that area. arson investigators are turning up the heat on whoever is setting the fires and investigators tell us who they may may be responsible and why they may be doing it. >> probably a kid or a teenager out for kicks. this is fire number 5. it

burned last night right up to that backyard fence. investigators expect the fire setter is close by, maybe even watching us right now. >> reporter: probably a juvenile, compulsively driven. investigators are focused on finding the arsonist who has scorched patches of country manor park, open space between two residential streets. chances are he lives on one of them. >> it's part of the motivation is the attention, the thrill. >> like last night's fire, most are sparked in the early evening or late afternoon. they have stayed small but crews were smoke and winds light. next time, maybe not so lucky. >> want to make sure that you call our arson tip line. >> this door-to-door warning is also a way to coax out suspicion. >> that's a line that you can remain anonymous on. >> sometimes, people are reluctant posit may be somebody

because, it may be someone that they know or they feel sorry for. >> the suspect can't be caught quick enough. i have three children and we are here by ourselves and it's just scary. what if the house catches on fire? >> reporter: and that's the fear that a fire bug this bold, this frequent may escalate. >> they do have to set more fires, bigger fires, may even graduate to setting structures or cars on fire. >> reporter: people here are aware and alert. last weekend, we even found one resident dumping buckets of water over his backyard fence on to the hot spots himself. now, the hope is that these flyers and a fed up neighborhood will lead to some tip and an arrest. debra villalone, ktvu channel 2 news. and with fire season underway, how is cal fire preparing for what could be a tough road ahead? we had a first look at some of

their tools and how the state's budget problems hey hinder their efforts. a program to keep children from going hungry during the summer months got cooking today in richmond. the west contra costa school district helped its kickoff barbecue. the program helps feed children and their families. >> just because they are on vacation, the hunger does not take a vacation. we offer a program 18 years of many age and younger. >> today's events offered hot docks, barbecue -- hot dogs, barbecue chicken. some tough questions today for senator barbara boxer. what she said when the audience asked her about our troubled economy. it got ugly. what prompted this scene this morning outside the casey anthony murder trial in florida?

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senator barbara boxer came out swinging against republicans blaming them for the nation's economic woes. boxer criticized the bush era tax cuts and praised president obama as being the last administration. she says it is hard to get things done in washington because things are so partisan,

something she also blamed republicans for. >> what happens to the people when politics, raw politics becomes the central focus of the united states senate? >> boxer said democrats in the senate will keep introducing jobs bills until they can get enough votes to overcome filibuster threats and bring them up for a vote. department of homeland security says it is keeping national guardsmen in place along the u.s.-mexico border for at least three more months. the guard unit support the border patrol watching people from coming into the united states illegally. the obama administration deployed 12,000 soldier and will spend an extra $35 million to extend the deployment through the end of september u.s. conference of mayors plans to debate whether the money spent on the wars spend in iraq and afghanistan should be spent at home.

the ajen dane includes a resolution on the war spending. the meeting runs through monday. santa clara county supervisor unanimously passed a $4 billion budget for the next fiscal year. this comes after a week of hearings and the closing of $220 million budget gap. today, they closed deficit through programs and service cuts, layoffs and one-time revenue sources. the budget also depends on $75 billion in savings from renetogiated labor agreements the los angeles dodgers ownership situation could clear up very soon. the team is owned by frank and jamie mccourt. the husband made two crucial decisions to retain ownership. major league baseball needs to approve a tv contract between the dodgers and fox otherwise the settlement is off. a one-day trial will be held to determine whether the team belongs to frank mccourt or is considered community property the man nicknamed the

barefoot bandit pleaded guilty to federal charges. colton moore was captured a year ago in the bahamas. he is a media sensation during a two-year hunt. he eluded capture by stealing boats, planes and cars. there are plans about his life of crime but he would have to give up any financial profit he might make from it. things got ugly outside the casey anthony murder trial this morning. >> let him go. let him go. >> that is part of the scuffle that broke out about 5:00 a.m. in the line of people waiting for tickets to go inside the courtroom. a couple of men tried to cut in line. that's when accusations that you saw a minute ago, fists started flying. police were called in to defuse the situation. the court has changed the way that tickets are handed out. now, people have to show up the day before and they must bring

identification. >> defying the odds. this group of bay area students graduated today but only after they overcame some significant obstacles. and the bay area weekend is here and so is the fog. it has returned and it marked some cooling. i will show you how much cooler it will be on saturday.

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by comparison to other schools, it is a tiny graduating class, just 20 people but everyone in it has overcome huge obstacles to get

to where they are. rob roth takes us to one high school in oakland where the seniors share an incredible bond. >> for the class of 2011 in oakland's high school, it may have been an easy walk to the graduation stage but it was a rough and painful road to get here. this student grew up on the rough streets of oakland. his father is in federal prison. >> i was, you know, out there selling drugs, doing some, hanging out with the wrong crowd and trying to get into some trouble, trying to release some of the anger, you know, that i had, that i didn't know how to release it. >> reporter: today, fernando is graduating with a 3.2 grade point and has a full ride scholarship to a university in connecticut. >> it's like a good right. i don't know how it's going to end, but i'm excited to be here. >> the school is a small

charter school. it only has 20 students graduating but they have overcome gang violence, poverty. >> we're going to be there to support them >> reporter: these students are not just graduating high school but every one of them has been accepted to a four-year college. marina bareo says she had to overcome a difficult home life. to avoid going home. she stayed at school from early in the morning to late at night. she plans to go to chico and go to cal state. >> i wanted to show my mom and my brothers and sisters that i could do it america's 40 million smokers will soon see stronger warnings. the f.d.a. unveiled nine proposed warning labels with color graphics. the graphic campaign is designed to take any glamor out of cigarette smoking and shows images such as this one.

another label shows a mother holding a baby with smoke being blown into the child's face. these warnings would cover half the surface area of a pack of cart ton. the f.d.a. will decide by next week which images will appear on the packages. the american cancer society reported a drop in cancer deaths in the united states. figures show 900,000 fewer people have died from cancer since 1990. that's about 22% fewer cases in men and about 14% fewer cases in women. it is due to better detection, treatment and fewer smokers. those with the least education are more than twice likely to die from a cancer compared to those who have more education and consumer lap.com says it has found troubling results when it tested 38 multivitamins. 8 contained too little of a newt crept and three improperly

listed ungreed cents and ingreed cents. ingredients. >> it's something that has not been seen since the sixties. even experienced fishermen didn't know what to do around a look at the tasty treat that's attracting the rail and an attack on a republican candidate for president in san francisco. >> and hoist helping keep the streets safer coming up in just a few minutes. we go to meteorologist bill martin because the weekend is here. what are you looking at. >> temperatures definitely cooler today. temperatures tomorrow a little cooler said and then it starts to warm up next week. let's go outside. i will show you the summary there. but we've got a lot of fog right off the coast. that was the cooling mechanism

today. right now out in the marina in san francisco, you know by chrissie field, you have fog up by four point. fog over in sausalito. this fog is working its way across the city. plenty of fog in the bay and along the coast with temperatures mainly just in the upper 40s and low 50s. fog and little clouds, a big push inland both days as we go into the weekend. the winds as we go into sunday will start to turn around a little bit and we'll look for a bit of a warmup. when i say warmup, this pattern could bring us into the mid- nineties easy, upper nineties. right now looks like mid- nineties. sunday begins the warming trend. monday and tuesday in ernest. the forecast model shows fog working its way back into the coast. that's a much more aggressive push than we saw this morning. or yesterday morning. we have not had much fog. but the fog is back in the game. it's nice now.

forecast highs for tomorrow, 44 cities near where you live or where you live will be a little cooler than today or nearly the same. 80 in antioch. 78 in pittsburgh. you wake up in danville, foggy. daytime high 77 degrees. 78 in more dan hill. you start off foggy in fremont and then it burns off. fog all day at the coast. i don't see much of a break in the bay or pacifica. foe fog increasing next couple of days. that trends temperatures down tomorrow. a little warmer on sunday and next week, really starts to heat up again. we will be talking about fire danger and the problems we could see from that sierra snow melt. pennsylvania's hungry will be benefiting from new york city goose problems. city officials confirmed that some of the city's booming canada geese population will be rounded and killed. instead of disposing of them, they will be taken to a pennsylvania slaughter house

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history was made at the u.s. open golf tournament. rory mcilroy set the record for the best 36 hole score. the 22-year-old carted 5 under par 66 to put his score at 11 under par headed into the weekend. he was also at 13 under par coming down to the final hole and that set a record for the lowest score at any point ever in u.s. open history. mcilroy has never won a major golf tournament. boston is preparing for something it has not done in 39 years, a victory parade for it hockey team. the bruins captured their first stanley cup since september 11th 72 on wednesday night. the parade is set for tomorrow. the bruins parade is affecting another boston team, the red sox. the team had to change its start time in order to

accommodate celebrations. a ceremony in washington, d.c. recognized a bay area woman for outstanding work helping others. it was for her long time service with the contra costa county tax aid program. she offers assistance to help low-income families with taxes to ensure they get the proper tax credits. >> i think more of us probably, more or less, always want to make people happy and comfortable. >> gordon's tax aid organization grew from 25 volunteers back in 1997 to more than 100 volunteers today there is much more news just ahead. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next.  crime in the city of antioch is not going up but going down. why the police chief is praising not just his officers

but the homeowners.

smoky train tunnel fire to the north. an arsonist lighting small fires in antioch. and a grass fire burns right up

to backyard fences in vallejo. today is proof that fire season is here. good evening. i'm gasia mikaelian in for julie haener. >> and i'm frank sommerville. first, we go to breaking news. this group is demanding more funding for libraries. it did not affect library operations. police did arrest one person. we'll go to sacramento for the latest on the budget negotiations going on there. now to a very visual reminder from news chopper 2. you didn't have to go too far for reminders. firefighters jumped on it quickly and were able to stop the flames. one thing we know for sure in the days and weeks to come, we're probably going to see a lot of action on fire lines across the bay area.