many were taken to reno hospitals. i'm also told that amtrak which has its own law enforcement agency that sent investigators to the scene. it's unclear if they've arrived. those investigators with the amtrak police departed from the bay area this afternoon. no word yet on what caused that truck to cross the tracks, reportedly impacting the train on one of the railcars behind the locomotive itself. there are 109 of those passengers on that train were bound for the final stop here in emeryville. we're told the uninjured will be bussed from the accident scene to sacramento. there in sacramento they will board a train and they are expected to arrive here in emeryville tonight. in emeryville, ken pritchett, ktvu news. today the mother of a san francisco young black man removed from a flight for refusing to pull up his sagging

pants teamed up with the -- >> reporter: after that man was kicked off, people want u.s. airways employees to get sensitivity training. this man is seen being told to pull up his sagging pants. it was a video that was emotionallal for his mother to watch. >> he said i'm like everybody else. he said, no you are not like everybody else. what does he mean? >> reporter: now his mother and

the naacp are teaming up. >> she just didn't like the way she looked. so it was a question while walking while black. >> reporter: the naacp is moving forward with a lawsuit against u.s. airways. >> it's blatant mistreatment of black people against white. >> reporter: another photo surfaced of another passenger in bikini and boots. >> this man should be singled out too if you're going to be consistent. >> reporter: brown says young people need to understand that the trend evolves from prison where inmates weren't given belts and the rap culture brought the trend. >> stop stereotyping. >> reporter: we did try to contact u.s. airways but they

did not have any reaction to today's news. the airline has said in the past that it does not have a formal dress code. we're live at sfo, i'm tara moyarti. after months of deliberation, a judge issued a preliminary injunction today against five alleged gang members. the injunction bans the men from hanging out with each other. now we have video for you from february, it shows one of those men able manzo in court for the hearing on the injunction. a curfew was also among the restrictions. if i'm a 20-year-old male and i wear a red t-shirt in the fruitvale does that make me a gang member? instead there were no details in this order. -- >> instead of giving

opportunities to young men and young women, instead what's happening is they're getting pushed into prison. south san jose's police department is getting help from the feds in fighting gang violence. the police chief announced that two members will join the department's gang task force. the members will come from the immigration task force. but they insist that they will focus on gang injunction. the plan is part of a 6-year- old campaign called operation community shield. a budget show down is under way in downtown san jose at state jobs, pension reform and the possibility of a physical state of emergency. this meeting called -- fiscal state of emergency. this meeting was important enough that people camped out

overnight just so they could get a seat inside. allie rasmus has the story. >> reporter: they were here to attend today's city hall meeting which is still going on as we speak. san jose's major wants to declare a state of fiscal emergency for the city and he says doing that will make it easier to negotiate more cuts to worker pensions and pay for city workers, but today some of those city workers and their supporters fought back. >> we will not tolerate this. >> reporter: opponents of mayor's plan came together with prayers,. >> we ask you to send our love to those workers who are fearful of losing their jobs. >> reporter: protests and a bit of political theater. union supporters dressed in costume and union supporters took the podium. >> he is using legal mumbojumbo

to get his way. >> reporter: doing that requires the approval of san jose voters by a ballot election. >> we're going to have an election that's going to save us tens of millions of the dollars. >> reporter: the mayor's plans plans -- the opponents say the mayor's plans leaves them out of the loop. >> that's not bargaining. >> reporter: this single mother will see a 25% pay cut, she's worried about more. >> it doesn't make any sense. the mayor doesn't have any heart. we're willing to work with them but they're not worried about us. >> reporter: the mayor says that's no not true. and the mayor says that they have been negotiating. the council was supposed to vote on the negotiation.

that's been postponed. the next they can take up the issue will be in august. the san jose police union says any where from 70 to 100 officers will lose their jobs next friday. the first day of the new fiscal year. one san jose city councilman issued a plan to save those jobs. one move in election is approved for november. >> unless we have the election in june, consolidate it with the primary, that will save us $2 million. we can use those $2 million to keep people from getting laid off next week. >> if voters approve changes, it will allow the city to make more cuts to workers pensions. a man from the san jose area was killed while in

afghanistan. the defense attorney says singai was killed during during -- at issue here is a 1998 gas leak along the very same pipeline a few miles from last year's san bruno gas fire. but in a filing this week, the utility says a worker recalls the old leak being from a weld around the pipe. federal investigators believe the deadly september blast originated on a faulty well. and google is facing a lawsuit. the company is under similar investigations by the european

commission, the texas attorney general. google says the accusations come from competitors that are not pleased with their search rankings. the european losses made for another losing weak on wall street. today bay area based oracle fell. the dow lost 115 points today, the nasdaq shed 33. president obama told engineers in pennsylvania that new technology can help kick start u.s. manufacturing. president obama toured the national robotics engineering center at carnegie melons university. >> as futuristic and let's face it as cool as some of this stuff is. as much as we're planning for

america's future. this partnership is about new cutting edge ideas to create new jobs, spark new breakthroughs. >> reporter: mr. obama also announced a partnership between university, industry and the government. it will invest $500 million in emerging technology to help spur manufacturing. and a bridge under construction gave way this morning. the accident happened around 7:15 a.m. paramedics took the workers to walnut creek. cal osha tonight is investigating the incident. actor peter falk has died. falk is better known for his role in colombo. a family spokesman said falk

had been suffering from dementia since 2008. a large colorful crowd in san francisco can mean many things. this time it's about gay rights here on a big weekend. and it is a big weekend around here and the temperatures they're going to cooperate. we'll have the forecast for both saturday and sunday. i'll show you where that fog will be for the morning hours. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it!

>> san francisco assemblywoman fiona mom is calling for a investigation. it is a story we first told you about wednesday right here on ktvu challenge two news at 5:00. in march, the pilot's cockpit microphone got stuck open and his comments went off on an faa channel. he had to under go diversity

training before going back to work. the congresswoman said she has chosen a different airline to fly and is urging others to do the same. both sides of the gay marriage issues crowded the halls of the state capital. state assembly passed the bill last week. today they reached an agreement on legal protection on churches that refuse to hold gay weddings. democrats say it's about time. >> let's get it done. let's bring all these bills to the floor and let's end this session in a productive way. >> reporter: new york would be the fifth state where gay marriages are legal and the biggest bay far. let the party begin. the 46th annual pride celebration is set for this weekend and already thousands of people have made their way into the city for friday

night's festivities. john sasaki live in san francisco with more information. >> you can see behind me, the eighth annual transmarch celebration is on. thousands of people are already converging to support transgender people. and the 44th pride weekend. this kind of spirit is abundant through the city. in the city's center, no parking signs are in place to control the traffic. >> people are coming out as committed loving couples. >> reporter: more than a million people are flooding into san francisco for the parade and other events. some have come from across the country including these men from south carolina. >> this is like the most exciting thing we've done. it's building every day. we've been here since monday. you can see it every day, the crowds are growing. >> reporter: pride is also a boom for business. >> i beefed up the counter with a lot of rainbow and pink stuff

for pink saturday. >> reporter: the crowds will unquestionably be colorful. police are hoping people stay peaceful. last year one person was killed. this year they're adding officers on the field. >> we're trying to make sure we provide a safe environment for everybody to come out to the pride parade so people can come out. >> reporter: part of market street and surrounding streets will be closed for the parade on sunday. at live in san francisco, i'm john sasaki. and gay pride is not the only event happening in the city tonight. there are other events going on. coming up at 5:30, what you

need to know before you get stuck in gridlock. and whitey bulger is suspected of killing dozens of people in massachusetts, oklahoma and florida. the family of one alleged victim came to court today to see him face the judge. >> don't be fooled by this old man. you know what i mean walking into the courtroom trying to seem frail. he's not. he's a scum bag actually is what he is. he's a mass murder and he's a destroyer of families. >> reporter: bulger also faces conspiracy, extortion and money laundering charges. a newly discovered asteroid will have a close encounter with earth. dubbed 2011md. it will zip by harmlessly. 7,500miles over the southern atlantic ocean. it will be large enough so that a telescope can spot it for

you. a lot of activities going on throughout the bay area. let's go tochief meteorologist bill martin to get the latest. >> here's what we're going to do. as we go outside right going to show you where the fog is and where it is not. there was fog across the cost most of the day. and you can see a little bit left out here in monterey bay. my friends out in pacifica and san rafael and the avenues you have a nice day going right now. plenty of sunshine. 64degrees right now in san francisco. that's the airport. 65 at the oakland airport. the forecast tonight is for that fog to reform. it's a fragile bank of fog. so it doesn't take much to disrupt it. it got disrupted yesterday, went away. i suspect it'll be the same story again tomorrow. there'll be a good push of fog tonight and tomorrow. temperatures are going to stay on the mild side. we had a major major cool down

a couple of days ago. temperatures have really come down. we're down 20 degrees. 25degrees from those numbers today and yesterday. the cool, the mayor cooling is done. subtle cooling the next few days. a degree here, a degree there but not a lot. overnight lows are in the 40s and 50s. fog shows it in here all the way across the bay. that's a possibility. there was fog across the bay over in moroga and oakland hills. it's a fragile bank. it'll go away rapidly. i think we'll see plenty of clearing out in steinson beach and pacifica. the fog will be right along the avenues of san francisco. listen, there's a lot of stuff going on this bay area weekend. one of the biggest events in the bay area all year. the nascar racing out there at sonoma or out at sears point. you can see here we have the forecast for the event. if you're going out there saturday and sunday, temperatures on saturday, 60 at lunchtime. sun comes out. it's going to feel warm and

this little bowl at 4:00, 74 degrees. ambient air temperatures. so be prepared for that. a lot going on this week, when i come back i'll get specific with the forecast high for your neighborhood. i'll see you back here. a dog who lived near baltimore has become a fundraiser for the fight against cancer. last month dozer a golden retriever-poodle mix escaped from his yard and joined a half mile marathon. the university of maryland center gave him a medal that he had made the run and his family set up a web page so people could sponsor dobber's participation. so far he's raised $13,000. one bay area county has made an about face when it comes to smart meters. which one and why. also president obama's actions came to vote. what was decided and who is praising the outcome.

and they drafted a moratorium on this pg & e smart meter. but now they're saying on the other hand. why leaders are contradicting themselvesless. -- themselves. new at 6:00, local schoolgirls like this one look innocent but police say some of them are hiding inappropriate images. >> almost 40 murals have been infected. the cause that's behind it and what else he's accused of doing. green take out, hear about the new take out plan some bay area restaurants are using to save you money and help the environment. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area news coverage. [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken

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president obama won a split

victory today. >> on this vote, the yae are 180. and the nae are 108. it is not passed. >> secretary of state hillary clinton praised the vote. saying that allies need to see the mission through. the republican controlled house also denied a bill by the president. >> the president continues to involve the u.s. military in this illegal conflict and has continually ignored request to gain congressional approval. democrats argue that a vote against the nato visit would give more power to libyan leader gadhafi. the last time congress acted against a president's military authority was back in 1999. that's when lawmakers voted to

limit president bush's authorities. the associated press gak poll found that 58% of voters are satisfied with the slate of declared candidates so far. former massachusetts representative mitt romney tops the rankings. tea party favorite michelle bachmann was second. to pawlenty and newt gingrich both received 41%. the board of supervisors today adopted the $2.5 billion budget for fiscal year 2011- 2011. the budget closes a nearly $140 million deficit. thanks in part to wage and benefit concessions from county workers. the plan eliminates 110 positions many of which are vacant. there is no word just yet on whether any employees will be laid off. but the county is working to find jobs for those who are

displaced. the city of capitola has backed away from the city moratorium it passed earlier this year. the mercury news reports that capitola voted against enforcing it's own moratorium. the council says it won't enforce the moratorium because pg & e is developing a nontranspitting version of the device. for the first time in living memory, the endangered california condor did something in these east bay, south bay hills that has biologists excited. still ahead. you can hear it, nascar has arrived at infinion. and we're going to introduce you to a man who's been a stunt car fan for decades.

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an incredible site. california condor spotted right here in the bay area. it is something that has not happened for a century. a milestone in the recovery of the endangered california condor. a flock of them spotted lingering for the first time in the bay area. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler live on mount hamilton on why it is a double edge sword. john-- >> reporter: we're 4,200 feet up mount hamilton. about 50 miles from the condor nest south of salinas. and here for the first time in living memory, a flock of condors has stayed in the bay

area overnight. new pictures you will only see on channel 2. critically endangered 10-foot wingspan california condors in the bay area. >> to see them so far outside of the area where they normally range. was just a real special treat. >> reporter: astronomer and amateur bird watcher elenore gates watched and photographed them for half an hour. >> they were pulling on all the ropes and cables and playing. seemed like they were playing with things and really inquisitive birds. >> reporter: these are five of only 108 in the wild. >> i don't think i'll ever have such a privilege again unless they move into the area. >> reporter: we're just 10 miles east of san jose. >> the birds are obviously finding the area appealing up there. >> reporter: burnett tracks condors by radio. some flew from livermore two years ago but didn't stay. tuesday they lingered in the bay area for the first time in a century. >> that's the double edge here.

we're always excited to see these birds to different areas but then we start assessing the threat. >> reporter: such as lead paint. and people. >> they weren't concerned about us at all. it was a real privilege. >> reporter: biologists burnett says overnighting in the bay area may soon lead to nesting here. and that indeed would be a spectacular sign of success. reporting live on mount hamilton, health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the california condor. the species was looked at as endangered under the endangered species act back in 1967. 15 years later the first captive bred condors were released into the wild.

today there are 108 condors living in the wild. new safety measures are in place at the bay area intersection where a 2-year-old girl was killed. we were there this morning in roner park as two crosswalks were painted with stripes and arrows at schneider lane and medical center drive. conner was texting and did not see murray and her toddler crossing the street. dunnaway is charged with vehicle manslaughter and faces up to a year in jail. san jose public schools need to install sprinklers in all schools. it's been investigating a fire at tracy school. the fire caused $15 million in damage. old navy has stepped up to help the victims of tuesday's fraternity fire. the fire caused extensive

damage. 28 men living there escaped without injury but they lost most of their possessions. today the old navy at valley fair mall is allowing them to buy new clothes at discounted prices. nascar is back in the bay area for what is its only northern california stop this year. 100,000 racing fans are expected at sonoma county's infinon raceway. and today claudine wong introduces us to one fan with a very unique perspective. >> reporter: high on the hill and the turns sit al slitshammer. he has the inside track on racing back in the 50s and 60s he actually owned one. >> it was my job to kiss the girl because my driver wouldn't do that. that was kind of the way we had. that's the way. >> tough job, right. >> that was the way you received your trophy. was you had to kiss the trophy girl to get the trophy. i don't know if you had to.

>> reporter: but you did any way. >> that was my job, so. >> reporter: in the decades since he has watched the races change. to become what it is today. the very different race but with the same draw. >> they do a different way of racing. >> reporter: do you enjoy it? >> oh yeah, i go to all the races that i can. >> reporter: today he joins another die-hard in this hilltop spot. people come for years who have come here for the hilltop view. >> we started up there and worked our way down here for better seating. >> it's beautiful. we can see the entire view of the city and nascar. >> for days this is home to die- hard nascars. and for al, it's just the chance to do what he loves.

hope his favorite gets the checkered flag. >> you have your favorites that you root for and when they don't win, you feel bad but that's okay. >> reporter: infinon says fans and corporate sponsorship also taking a turn for the better. the first time in three years. at infinon, claudine wong, ktvu news. and we just learned that joey logano has won the pole position at infinon. and the golden bears arrived on campus the afternoon. alumni and fans came up with $8 million to save the program. the team that was nearly thrown out at home went on to have a remarkable season ending up in one of only eight teams in this college world series. expect lots of company fans are gathering right now at at&t ballpark as you can see it

right there on the television screen. the giants taking on the track. also going on right now, critical mass. thousands of people have already made their way into san francisco. plans to improve the caltrain system move forward at high speed. how a new plan is helping to push things along before the new high speed rail comes to town. >> thinking outside the big box, why you could soon see more office supplies when you go to best buy. dad, i was wondering if you've --

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>> b.a.r.t. has stabled its plan to provide nighttime service. in doing so, the start of regular saturday service would have been delayed until 7:00 a.m. to allow time for maintenance. a required civil rights study found that it would cause problems for riders who have to

get home early saturday morning. tracks will be shared by high speed trains once they reach the bay area. the grant is paid to help both systems. >> what we're using the study is how those two systems will work together. to get more trains through that corridor per hour. >> reporter: officials say they've also secured funding to help improve commuter service in the los angeles area in preparation for those high speed trains. you can soon find something other than electronics at best buy. the big retailer is talking about leasing it's stores locations to other retailers. best buy's owners say people are buying a lot more of the company's products online and they just don't need as much physical space anymore. so lovers will soon have to pay extra for their favorite drink -- soda lovers will soon have to pay extra for their favorite drink. coke's top rival pepsi also announced an increase of up to 5% to come between mid-july and

labor day. the higher prices are to pay for higher prices for arum numb, plastic and oil for shipment. and a new diet study says while a potato chip is seen as a quick snack, it is contributing to america's weight gain more than soda, candy and even ice cream. part of the reason is that the old advertising cliche, you can't eat just one. another new study is raising concern tonight over a hospital patient who suffer cardiac arrests. researchers in the university of pennsylvania say 200,000 people are treated for cardiac arrest in the u.s. each year. they also say many of them could have been prevented with better monitoring. the study's authors say their numbers should help improve

care for cardiac arrest patients. don't stop, that's what your kids might be saying to the rush to get to the new cars series. we spoke to the director who points out one part of the movie you will not want to miss. and we're going to be looking at the weekend weather. and tell you which are going to be the warmest and which are going to be the coolest. local school murals like these can seem innocent. >> the person authorities think is behind it and what other things he's accused of doing. >> what restaurants are doing to save you money and help the environment. >> tonight on ktvu channel 2

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federal investigators are looking into a plane crash last night near the palo alto

airport. the faa reported today that the single engine cessna lost power while approaching the airport. three men on board were able to climb out on their own. they suffered only minor injuries. the oscar winning team that brought you toy story, up and cars is back. emeryville pixar debuted cars ii today. we spoke to the director and he says it's a blast. >> reporter: lightning mcqueen and his pit stop crew are back with a few new friends. including a british addition. >> this is a really fun movie. i've had a blast making it all year. i think when you're having fun making the film it's going to appear on the screen.

>> make me a german truck. check it out i'm wearing mater hoses? >> reporter: mcqueen and friends, head to a race across the globe. >> when they go to to tokio, it's not just one street in tokio. it is tokio. >> reporter: a new addition michael cain as thin mcmissel. >> when you're making a movie frame by frame by frame. >> reporter: there's one last tip for everyone who's going to see cars ii. >> don't be late because

there's a really full of action spy entrance. park police released a sketch based on a woman jogger's description of a man she says attacked her with a box cutter last week. the woman said the attacker was a white man about 6'2", 20 30 years old, with a fair complex and short hair. she was jogging when the man came out of the bushes and swiped at her with a box cutter. he cut her on the forearm and she ran away. the woman received stitches to close that cut. and we were told at the beginning at the newscast, two people have died after an amtrak train collided with a big rig outside of reno. we're live at the station where the surviving passengers will arrive tonight. we'll have an update on this developing story for you in 10 minutes. julie haener is live at the newsroom with a look at the other stories we're also

working on. >> the fbi is now examining every tile mural in san francisco after investigators say a worker snuck in foreign graphic images. how it happened, how the images were spotted and what happens now. also the new term could be green take out. the new bring your own dishes policy that some say could create health problems. and critics take aim at google. what it has to do with this weekend's gay pride festivities. california's central valley is dotted with new signs. protesting the federal regulation. more banners like this one have been showing up along highway 99 and interstate five thanks to an advocacy group for farmers. they speak out against regulation that some farmers say have limited water for irrigation in order to protect salmon. some say it's a little odd in a year of heavy rains and a big sierra snow packs. the water restrictions have been lifted now for swimmers and for surfers. we showed you live, how

beachgoers were only allowed into shallow waters after a great white shark was spotted off the coast on sunday. those restrictions could be enforced again if there's another shark sighting in that area. the contra costa county sheriff's office will be looking for intoxicated workers this weekend. the marine patrol will be canvassing the area. this campaign lasts through sunday. it's good to see that the waters outside stinson are back open. but will the fog stay away for you to enjoy the weekend? let's check in with chief meteorologist bill martin. >> it's been clearing, i think there'll be more clearing tomorrow but not so much. there's the golden gate bridge right here we're out in sunset and the richmond districts.

the buoy gusting to 22 out of the west. that's a west wind just like this. that west wind is blowing across the avenues up in the golden gate park about 15 miles per hour. what that's going to do is bring that fog in tonight. so temperatures tomorrow you see them just mid-60s out across the bay. upper 60s. low 70s out toward lafayette. i would expect mid-80s out here. and mid-70s. i would expect low 90s and we're just going to do mid-80s. these are areas this time of year you would expect mid-90s. fire danger is way -- not way down but it's not as bad as it would have been especially when you're doing those 101s a few days ago. this is the reason why temperatures are staying that way. low pressure center. we've seen it all yearlong. that's why it's been so wet around here. so much snow in the mountains. this time of year it doesn't bring rain or snow it just brings on shore winds and it helps enhance the fog. so the marine layer is coming back. it's not there yet but it'll be

back here tomorrow morning. things will start to cool off. tomorrow a little cooler. sunday a little warmer. so right now sunday is going to be the warmest day on the weekend. when i say a little warm i don't mean a degree or two, maybe four or five degrees warmer. we're going to see more low 80s on sunday. i don't know if you'll notice much of a difference between the two days. maybe if you're inland but it's not a huge difference. there's the fog tonight. it's shooting across the san francisco area across the twin peaks and it's into the alameda area. late at night. that's the biggest fog foot footprint we have seen. there it goes, it comes back to the coast. and yes i think steinson beach is going to clear up a little bit in the afternoon. forecast highs tomorrow, we have a lot of cities to show you. 44 of them. still kind of mild. air quality is good, 80 in gilroy. that's nice. a nice day. we live in the best place in

the world i have to say. well i think so. i think the climate is outstanding. you're going to really appreciate where you are because it's just perfect weather. >> it's nice when it's not baking. >> almost too hot the other day. >> thanks bill. only in third time in nba history twins have been chosen in the first round of the nba draft. the last twins drafted in the same draft was in 1995. the time before that was 1987. ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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lawmakers in the house of representatives have passed a new bill to change long standing law on how patents are awarded. the new legislation would grant a patent on the first person to file for a patent not to the original inventor. there's a new effort in washington tonight to legalize the multi billion dollars industry of online poker.

the proposal was introduced today. players would be allowed to log on, bet money and play legally. there's millions of people playing poker. a lot of them play online for money: we ought to be able to do this in a transparent way so that people who want to play poker can do it. >> right now it's illegal for those sites to make cash pay outs. and coming up in just 90 seconds. >> police and fbi agents chip away at san francisco murals. the images they're confiscates as evidence. we're using these, we have less pressure to put stuff in here. that story coming up. and take out is going green. how one bay area city is getting diners to bring their own dishes and why some say it's a bad idea.

new at 6:00 these murals are meant for children but hidden porn photographic images are found. and we are live at the emeryville station where the

surviving passengers are now headed. good evening everyone i'm mike mibach in tonight for san francisco somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. it was a horrific scene as passengers escaped a burning amtrak train outside of reno. ken wayne is live from where that train was supposed to arrive. >> reporter: there were 204 people on that train. 109 of them were bound here for the emeryville station this afternoon. two have been confirmed dead in this accident. a law enforcement officer told me one of the dead is the conductor. take a look now at some video of the crash, video that was shot by a passenger. you can see one of the