looking live here at what appears to be the end of a high speed chase. good evening everyone. >> we have more on that chase. it happened this afternoon. in present hill and the further section is taylor and plent hill road. a major intersection there. news chopper 2 just got over the scene. this is the police activity that is still there. that mess on the roadway in the left side of the screen that is probably one of the -- where the impact happened. police officers began this chase in that city and we don't know why the vehicle was chased but we know it was some sort of drug crime related charges. officers found themselves in plent hill and this is where

the chase ended. the car crashed into at least four other vehicles. i just spoke with john sasaki, he was at the scene, he said there were multiple injuries a number of ambulances. from what he could see none of the injuries appeared to be major. he said the intersection was shut down but it appears that changed in the past few minutes. this is taylor and plent hill road. this is the end of a highpede police chase. there are a lot of police vehicles still there. i would probably say avoid this area if you could. we will bring you more information as we get it. to the jaycee dugard kidnapping. they tried to destroy some of the videotapes. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us why the prosecution is calling a decision unconscionable. >> reporter: in the last hour i

concluesed a interview with the district attorney who says he is talking about new information with the hopes of highlighting the massive problems that lead to the kidnap and captivity and in the hopes of changing the system. he released several documents and videos of the garridos. restoring acid burned videotapes. nancy garrido pretending to videotape phillip garrido. another video show as patrol agent inspecting the home. documents that were released show as patrol officer decided in 1988 that it was too much of a hassle to monitor phillip

garrido. a year later everything phillip garrido said one doctor said seemed to be an act. but he says the biggest problem was phillip garrido release in the first place after four separate rapes attributed to phillip garrido. he was sentenced to 50 years for one of the attacks. >> for someone like that to be released is unconscionable. the biggest short coming was his release in 1988. >> reporter: at 6:00 you will hear the words of phillip garrido and nancy garrido of a videotape they shot as they were stocking young girls and we will hear more from the patrol agents and their lack of action. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. for the second time in less than a week a man died while

vacationing in hawaii. paul tam-mai died on the big island. he was rockclimbing when a wave knocked him into the ocean. araphicue crew found his body. on saturday david pots died when a wave washed him up on maui. he fell 20 feet into a hole. he ignored signs warning people to stay back. in san francisco today funeral services held for the one passenger who was confirmed dead. ktvu's patty lee tells us what a survivor told the victim's family. >> reporter: leslie yee's life was remembered here in the city where he grew up and developed his passion for fishing.

>> family and friends honored leslie yee whose body washed up on an island. the family encouraged thime join his friends on the fishing trip. >> he was a work ahaulic and we said this is a trip of a life time. >> reporter: there are no regrets. he died. >> doing what he loved. and at least they have closure. there are acceptable men still missing and yesterday the coast guard called off the search. >> like having a loved one on life support and pulling the plug. >> reporter: one brother is still missing. he is working to convince the state department to respond dive teams to the ship when is 200 feet underwater. menry survivors attended the funeral service today, including the last man to see leslie yee alive. >> we gave it our all.

>> reporter: hearing from the survivors gave them some comfort. >> my father lasted about 15 hours on a cooler, that was relieving to me, he just didn't die when the boat turned over. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, we will tell you about a son's pilgrimage to the wreck and why several investigators may be traveling here to california. reporting live, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. the college football player accused of refusing to pull up his pants won't face criminal charges. yesterday supporters oaf deshon marman held a rally calling for a federal investigation of the incident saying he was a victim of racial discrimination. police arrested deshon marman after he was ordered off a flight and refused to leave. >> i determined this is a case

that does not belong in the criminal courts. i think if we brought it in, the jury, members of the community would say find more important cases to use our resources. >> they welcomed the decision and issued a statement saying it believes employees acted professionally. in india, authorities are trying to determine who launched three bomb attacked that killed 21 people today. the bombing happened in mumbai. it is the worst terrorist attack since the 2008 seize that left 160 people dead. no americans were hurt. secretary of state hillary clinton condemned the acts of violence. >> our hearts are with the

victims and the families and we reached out toathe government to express our condolence. >> secretary of state hillary clinton said he will visit indian next week. the attacks comes as congress congress investigate security gaps at u.s. airports. authorities admitted the are actually 7 security breaches every day at airports across the country. that adds up to 25,000 breaches since the september 11 attacks. also a new report show as lot of bomb detection equipment doesn't meet the latest standards. airports would be safer using bomb sniffing dogs dogs instead. officials are skeptical and concerned about the costs. >> fully equipped dog team with trainer, training, dog, are in the hundreds of thousands of

dollars. >> the tsa declineed to provide information about incidents at specific airports. the tsa says the incidents represent just a fraction of 1% of all of the airline passengers who fly. >> compared to san francisco oakland is not known for its restaurants scene but that could soon change. ktvu's tom vacar live in oakland where he found signs of new life. >> reporter: diamond that need sparkle. small businesses were hurt by the resection at jack london square. a rebound may now be in the offering. >> reporter: it opened in the recession two years ago. >> we are still growing 15-20%. >> reporter: with $100 million rebuild of the square now complete, he believes it's poised for a recovery. >> once the market is up and

running which is a year away, and discussing with my landlords, i think my business will be up by a third. >> reporter: he will open up a new restaurant this november. >> the way they are approaching this and getting a lot of tenants in there and businesses that will interact with the community i think it will be special. >> reporter: his saloon here sits among new infrastructure. >> taking locker than everybody expected i think. >> i think it will be a great area. this area in two years will be different. >> reporter: individuals and business folks say the primary thing this area needs to do is get the word out. >> i think a lot of it is getting the people down here. >> undiscovered gem i think.

beautiful. >> if it's been advertised i haven't heard about it. >> promoting the port and jack london squared with help. >> reporter: they will be announcing other new tenants. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama and leaders just wrapped up talks on the debt ceiling with no deal in site. photos may show a friendly gathering but they remain far apart. a new plan is drawing fire even from their party. he is proposing giving the president more power to raise the debt ceiling if he cuts spending. >> make the president show the cuts he claims to support. >> if he refuses he will have to raise the det det on his own. >> this is not a preferred option. the president is committed to

significant cuts in spending and to dealing with our deficit and debt problems. >> the white house says the debt limit must be raised. the chairman of the federal reserve warned congress to raise the debt ceiling by august 2. >> soon after that date there would have to be significant cuts in social security, medicare, military pay or a combination to avoid borrowing more money. >> he said failure to raise the debt ceiling could trigger a government default, that would cast out on the reliability of the treasury and throw shock ways to the financial system. >> he also said the fed is capable of further stimulus if the economy gets worth. that led to a stock market rally this morning but then other remarks put a damper on

the surge. >> the president of the federal serve bank said the fed reached the limit of what it can do to stimulate the economy. by the close today the dow jones industrial average rose 44.73 to 12,491.61. the nasdaq rose 15.01 to 2,796.92. i said i was going to kill her back. >> a victim of a crime serge. where thieves are targeting people and property and how police are cracking down. drizzly wet this morning. temperatures cool again. slow burn off on the clouds, sunshine now but there is more in store. which neighborhoods will see a chance of drizzle tomorrow.

. the city counsel approved a day time curfew for kids who should be in school. police will warn minors the first time that they are caught

breaking the curfew but for the second offense the parents would be fined $100. third offense the fine goes up to $200 and after that it could go up to $500. according to the city the purpose of the curfew is to present day time crime, increase youth safety and keep kids in class. it's a city known as a quiet city. but police say bans of criminals are targeting homes and making death threats. a man hunt is underway. >> reporter: never ending. that's because police are dealing with more than just one crew of criminals. probably four. the burglaries are taking place all over the city, not just at homes here, but homes high up in the hills. >> reporter: the city of arenda

on alert. >> they had concentrated on my closets and had taken the expensive jewelry. >> three patrol cars that came up. >> reporter: the story are filtering in. >> door frame got busted as well and the panel was lying on the floor. >> this man told us it was this week when he was sleeping, door locked when they heard burglars storming through the house. next thing they knew they were trying to kick down the bedroom door. >> this is significantly serious crime. someone comes into your home, things can change rapidly. >> police say 4 homes have been burglarized in the last six months. >> patrol officers and investigators arrested probably 21. the crimes continue to occur and the burglars are getting more aggressive. >> we mapped the crimes and

they are all over. >> if you are winning to go into someone's homes you are willing to do anything. >> i never heard of this many in this area before. >> she has a gate, dog and she feels safe. as for this week's victim -- >> i am glad my door is strong to resist 3 kicks. >> reporter: they took off within 60 seconds and stole a few valuable items. police launched an audit program sending officers to homes letting the residents know how to secure their homes. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. the parks commission in oakland is in the middle of a fight on where to build a new dog park. one group wants it at the horse stables and another group wants

it along mcarthur boulevard. however, neighbors argue it should remain as open space. they say kids play nearby. officials suspect a virus is to blame for an outbreak that sickened guests. illnesses have been attributed to the same virus. staffers say they are taking precautions by scrupping food areas and bath room monopolies they made 75 people sick. it was closed on s.a.t. because of the virus. it reopened yesterday. an usual sight for the bay area, umbrellas. people in san francisco had to dig them out because of the unusual weather pattern. it was enough to make the streets wet and it would ruin a car wash. >> caught my daughter by surprise, she slipped down the

steps. where is summer? >> exactly. as we mentioned last night, it's -- it's not nowhere to be found but it's not anytime in the future. more fog, more drizzle in the forecast. look that cloud cover. temperatures today were cooler than yesterday. drizzle. it was moist out there. that's not rain. there is a difference. the way you come up with drizzle ore rain, it's the size of the rain drops if you will. the drizzle was heavy at times, especially towards san francisco. parts of the east bay hills. this is the weather system. yousy that rotation? that's the reason for the instability, fog, low clouds, below average temperatures and drizzle. more drizzle tomorrow morning. just like today. maybe not as much. it was impressive. i saw tracements, felt like

more than -- trace amounts, felt like more. overnight lows in the 50s. fog when you wake up. twin peeks, san rafael and the east bay hills, montclair, berkeley, albany, you are seeing more moisture squeeze out. just, you know, it is unusual and it will continue tomorrow with temperatures warming. wednesday 11:00 tonight that is, there is the fog foot print, that looks like last night's forecast. what happens tomorrow, pretty much the same thing we saw today. tomorrow morning, fog and low cloud. slow to burn off. drizzle tomorrow morning. not as much as today but some and then warmer day time highs. i will come back with your five- day forecast. see you here. you might call it a oasis

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. after scoring a win last night joe montana is working on the next step in his hotel

development plans. by a 5-1 vote the counsel agreed to enter into lease negotiations with joe montana's development group. that group wants to-built restaurants, hotel near the 49ers stadium. the counsel ignored a recommendation to open up the deal rather than deal exclusive with joe montana's team. a new public space called the pedestrian promenade. >> we provided a wider sidewalk for people to walk and also to stop and take a breather. a place to meet as well as a place to pass by. we have plantings at both ends. >> the project designer who landscaped the young museum led a tour of the promenade. lines two blocks of powell street and is meant to give pedestrians an oasis from san

francisco. there are benches, table and chairs, landscaping and solar lighting. the mayor says it is part of the program that aims to make san francisco more modern, green and welcoming. >> we are renewing every part of the city to make sure the tourist enjoy this area, and even people like us will love the city more. >> they paid the $890,000 cost of the promenade. businesses will provide the maintenance. san francisco built 14 parks throughout the city with another dozen this summer. some people who live in point richmond says a bad odor is making them sick again. in october the city shut down a water treatment plant blamed for releasing hydrogen sufile in the air. -- sulfide in the air. the plant is still closed but

neighbors say their symptoms have returned. >> i just got an e-mail that it exceeded the limits it was supposed to stay under. >> air quality officials say it could be from trucks transporting waste. students who thought they would be moving into this find out they are moving into a dorm. this block is the top spot for crime in the city, hear what they want done about it coming up.

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say it's a one of a kind experience, living in the dorm. one university says some people will be out of luck. san jose state says this year's freshman class is so big there is not enough room for everyone. some students have to live in a hotel off campus? >> reporter: yeah. let's give you a look that dorms. you see the bricks and then that's joe west hall. the university tried to shoe horn as many students as possible and now they are looking off campterous housing. >> reporter: -- off campus housing. >> your application was completed after june 1 so i would consider looking at other housing options. >> reporter: she is worried. >> i don't know who i would get an apartment with. i don't have a car.

it would be really frustrating on top of -- my first year. the new year requiring all first year students from 30 miles away to live on campus and 4,000 incoming freshman stretched them beyond capacity. its goal is to offer a dorm room to all freshman. but it is telling returning students they may wind up in a hotel. >> we will insure it's within walking distance, we are working on matching the meal plans so they can eat close to home. >> reporter: they are still trying to find the hotel. the cost will be covered by the fees the students would have paid to live in the dorms. but it makes more sense to find their own apartments. >> i don't know how that will effect advertising. probably make people mad for people who like to stay on

campus. >> reporter: if university told us today students will learn their assignment after july 25. about 2 weeks later than usual. ktvu channel 2 news. former baseball star roger clemens was in court today to hear opening statements in his trial. he is charged with lying to congress. prosecutors stay steroids and dna was found. roger clemens' attorney says the attorney manufactured the evidence. if convicted he could face up to 30 years in rins. the women's u.s. soccer team is one step closer to winning the world cup. more than 100 people gathered this morning in san francisco to watch the match between team u.s.a. and france. they watched on a huge screen outside city hall. >> it's nice at home but it's

nothing to being out here with everybody else cheering. exciting. >> i think it's for the united states. everybody is going through hard times with jobs and the girls are on a dream right now. >> the u.s. beat france so they now advance to the final on sunday against japan. this will be the first time in 12 years the u.s. is headed to the woman's world cup finals. >> what a great place to play soccer. it's unique. different. america soccer. >> he is talking about at&t park where manchester city will face-off mexico on saturday. they showed off their trophy today in san francisco. the trophy is the top english football award. it will be on display saturday. in san francisco, more

violent crime than anywhere else in the city. a major call for change. ktvu's david stevenson is live. >> reporter: neighbors want vacant buildings like this one filled with much needed businesses but first they want more done to clean up this block. >> reporter: residents, business owners say they are taking it back. >> i look up the street and there are people here selling drugs and women. >> reporter: the clinic said its study show violent crime on church street is 35 times higher than anywhere else in the city. police say the problem is drug deal whose travel into the area by bart. >> plain closed officers are active. they do undercover buys and arrest the sellers. >> reporter: residents say they need more than the 83 officers. >> they are stretched pretty in

the -- thin. >> reporter: this comes after the city offered tax breaks to lure companies to the corridor. >> i believe the area is trying to get better. the reason i say that, i see nonprofits and small businesses working closer together now than they have in the past 20 years. >> reporter: restaurant ring the edges blot there are tensions between business and their neighbors. >> liquor stores bring lot of drug dealers around and bad activity. >> reporter: this liquor store's owner blames the soup kitchen anden for trouble on the sidewalk. >> 50-100 people a day. >> reporter: police say there has been an increase in recent months but crime is down overall. the mayor's office tells us

tenderloin has a 31% vacancy rate. they are planning to lure in businesses. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. up next, while u why the planning for a section of the rail project in the bay area is being stopped for now. also, you don't see this every day. why this amtrak engine is covered in bright yellow material.

amtrak is making a new safety statement in an effort to tell people to stay off the tracks. it is written there. if you see it and you are traveling you may want to take a minute and read the message. says stay alive, stay off the tracks, i pack a punch. 90 people died last year after being hit by a train. they tress passed or drove a vehicle into the path of an oncoming train. are of the planning work is halting on the high-speed rail project. the chief executive saying he is stopping it till leaders can find how many tracks to use. they are considering using two tracks. they originally planned for twenty four traction. the other says the two track system could minimize the

problem of encroaching on the downtown of the cities. >> bart's oakland airport connector project is expected to come in under budget. the line is projected to cost under $481 million. $484million was budgeted for the project. the connector line is expected to be ready in the spring of 2014. the push to cut the deficit could hurt food safety. it is fighting a losing battle to keep us safe from imported food and medicine. the house voted to cut $87 million from the budget. >> we are very concerned that the safety requirements for food coming in from overseas have not been very strong and

inspections have only been checking 1-2% of the food coming into the united states. >> food safety advocates are trying to convince the sen toot put the money back in. they are expected to take up the budget this month. the commission voted 3-2 to raise the safe limit from 99.97% led free to 99.99% led free. led can cause brain damage in children and people said there is no known safe level of led. if you are trying to lose weight you might want to put adown diet soda. diet soda drinkers expanded their waist line three times as much than those who abstained. the author speculated people

ate more foods since they were scrimping on beverage calories. these two things could mean the difference between life and death in an emergency, why aren't they used in the bay area? i am back here in 10 minutes, we will see if more crizself coming your way tomorrow and the warm up for the weekend.

. two simple pieces of equipment could mean the difference between life and

death in an emergency. a system that could have a major impact but it's not in place here in the bay area. >> reporter: experts say if 911 was a communications wake up call, san bruno was a progress check. in both incidents cell phone systems overloaded, first responders couldn't get through and with the dependency on data, progress has been slow. >> we have made little progress on the data side. if we got a "d," we are still at a "d." >> with this set up we have the whole of the south bay covered. >> reporter: part of the solution is this antenna and this box. think about your phone, lots of users and you need lots of towers. everybody has to share. now, imagine a tower that doesn't serve anybody else but the person who owns it. it can be done and this one is

providing data coverage to everything in color on this map. >> you are not watching streaming video but that's not the application. >> reporter: first responders could access with a truck. get maps, photos, skype to other crews. utility companies could shut off a valve, even if power was out. >> there need to be systems that can be there for the utility companies and first responders. it needs to happen now. and yet i don't see any traction. >> reporter: youtility companies in the east coast, europe are signing up. no clients here. >> political conflict. >> reporter: getting multiple

lines of communication only part of the solution. experts warn, just because agency can communicate doesn't mean they will communicate well. ktvu channel 2 news. online retail giant amazon wants a slice of the ipad market. amazon plans to unveil a tablet computer. it will have a 9-inch screen and powered by android. amazon plans to release two updated versions of kendall in the next couple of months. apple has become the fastest growing major retailer in the united states. in the first three months this year the sales rose by $4.6 billion. that is up 80% compared to the year before. the increase accounts for 1/5 all u.s. sales growths by

publicly traded companies. just a day after we showed you how summer camps were closed the organization filed for bankruptcy. the deal they are making to ensure the children can still go to camp. also at 6:00, instead of fries, how about apple slices. the menuu changes restaurants are making to combat childhood obesey. and the power to transform your child's low performing school. these story in about 10 minutes. . i heard, weird, crazy, unusual. let's go to bill martin. it is strange, isn't it? >> yeah. it's a weird year. a lot of cool temperature days and fog and drizzle. here is the upshot to the drizzle, the fire danger is not on the front page because of

the mistture lingering long the coast and hayward, dublin, pleasanton. partly cloudy all day on the 680. temperatures in that area deng- 15 degrees below normal. tonight fog and drizzle. tonight just like last night for the fog, you will see it in the morning and that means drizzle like this morning. not quite as much. that was significant. i think we will see a bit of it. be prepared for thursday morning. thursday morning mild to cool like today. temperatures tomorrow morning -- afternoon cooler than they were today. the cooler continues till friday. fog foot print late tonight, delta, davis. grass valley. paradise. the fog tries to burn back by 8:00 a.m. and then by lunchtime it's back

to the coast. more clearing tomorrow. temperatures cool to mild and they will warm up on friday. fog and drizzle for the morning. afternoon slow clearing. this is the mechanism for all this. in the winter it brought rain, this time of year brings rain. gives you good air quality. look how far the fog is going inland. deep enough, thick enough, getting over the coastal hills. forecast highs tomorrow, 80s. way back into the central valley. look at the cool foot print. great news. if you are a firefighter you are happy with this pattern. 73 in fairfield tomorrow. 73 antioch. cooler than today. and then we warm up. the forecast highs, upper 60s. you may get warmer in your

neighborhood. palo alto. but you are looking at low 70s. the weekend starts to warm up. by sunday and monday back into the upper 80s. >> you got to feel for the folks who came here for a vacation. thank you. the astronauts above the space shuttle atlantis received a wake up call today. [ music playing ] >> you know that tune, elton john's rocket man. the crew heard a recorded message from the singer who wished them success. >> a huge thank you to all the men and women at nasa who worked on the shuttle for the last three decades. >> they loaded up trash on to space shuttle atlantis. we will interview the crew of the space shuttle atlantis live tomorrow morning. the interview from space will

be at 6:26 a.m. live from the international space station. the army is suspending use of its new parachutes after a man died in a training exercise. seen in this picture. a square shaped canopy. the new design is supposed to slow the decent and reduce injuries from hard landing. after the death investigators found the packing process resulted in tangled loops and twists and improper folds that could hampther operation of the shoot. it's just a tiny dog but wait till you see what this guy did to mail service in one bay area city. her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once

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big fus in a neighborhood. mail delivery came to a halt because of a tiny dog. >> i could see if it was a pitbull. of course, but a chihuahua. come on. >> the dog's owner says it wouldn't hurt anyone but last thursday it went up to a mail carrier and ran around him

several times. the postal worker got scared and left without delivering mail. no mail was delivered for several days. neighbor husband to go to the post office to pick up their mail. >> i come from the city and i have to rush down to the post office before they close. yeah, it make as big difference. >> neighbors received a letter stating they would not get any mail till the matter was resolved. after getting a promise from the owner she would keep the dog away, the post office resumed mail delivery. they say there are more than 5,000 carrier versus dog incidents per year nationwide. officials say no matter what size the dog is, if it has teeth it can bite. coming up in 90 seconds -- >> will a summer camp program

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complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. what are the chances of them getting their money back? >> slim to none. >> a day after the summer camps were canceled a south bay charity goes broke. good evening, i am julie haener. >> i am frank somerville. they filed for bankruptcy. ktvu's robert handa spoke with the organization that is trying to make good on its promises to the children. >> reporter: frank, we are near a camp site, right now there is activity by the volunteers to see if the children will get to play outdoors. >> reporter: programs for children with diabetes could be