even city hall isn't safe from metal thieves. the bold move to try to steal brass from oakland city hall. good evening, i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> i'm judy haener. now oakland city hall has become the target of thieves, wanting to cash in. only on 2. ktvu tells us what the brash bandit tried to make off with. >> this is it. these are these large brass railings that the man tried to steal. he actually ripped this one completely off its foundation.

over here, he also tamperwide this one. if you take a look, you can see a couple of pieces missing there on the end. but that's as far as it got. these are part of the original city hall construction. it was the first high raise government building in the u.s., and the tallest building west of chicago when it was completed in 1914. >> the architecture, the design, the style, i think it's very timeless. >> reporter: with old, brass features that caught the eye of a thief. >> this was tampered with. it looked like they were trying to twist it off. >> reporter: the brass railings that a man try today steal monday morning and he almost succeeded. one side of the heavy railing on the ground, ripped off its bolts. >> he was pulling on them, back and forth like this. on this one, i'm not sure if

that's what got it out of the ground, or if he used some kind of tool. >> reporter: city officials are now taking inventory of everything brass. >> you can't just go out and buy these parts. >> reporter: so if any of the buildings historic railings or decorative trim end up here. security has been stepped up outside city hall, and officials are spreading the word to local recyclers in case the thief comes back for a second try. reporting live tonight, here in oakland, heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, we checked on the current price of brass and found it varies widely, compared with what metals are in the brass. it pays up to $3 a pound. new video tonight of a house fear in san francisco's

silver terrace neighborhood. neighbors came out to help neighbors after a fire burned on augusta street. firefighters say the fire was burning in the garage, where the son of the homeowner was storing numerous articles to be recycledk and rehabbed. many articles were ruined, and the garage was damaged. one neighbor went over to the homeowner and handed her $40 to help her out. investigators are trying to learn what led to an unusual boat accident on san francisco bay. one boat overturned after hitting another vessel off oyster point. the family of the man who died are also wondering what went wrong. >> reporter: i also spoke with the investigator in charge of this investigation, just two hours ago. he says right now, it appears to be a tragic accident. at noon today, a 46-foot pleasure craft collided with a 19-foot boston whaler. tossing two into the bay.

leading into a multiagency search and rescue effort. >> i got the call from his sister and they told me, yes, he's missing. they still can't find him yet. >> reporter: she was told that efforts to resuscitate her husband, father of their two young kids had failed. >> i don't know what i'm going to do later on. he's not here. i don't even know what happened. how could this accident happen? >> reporter: we asked the coast guard that same question. >> the father was able to get back on top of the capsized boat. the son, unfortunately was stuck underneat the capsized vessel. >> reporter: those men were wearing life jackets. witnesses described the scene who father and son were brought to shore. >> they were working on him, trying to get him back. didn't look too good for that guy. >> reporter: the details why

the boats could not avoid each other, are still unknown. police do not believe there was any criminal intent or the behavior. >> reporter: the father has not yet given police his account of what happened. that will probably take place tomorrow, after he's had a chance to grieve. in richmond, a homicide detective is calling today's killing ever an 18-year-old man a brazen act of violence. the victim was standing on the street when someone shot him. it's not clear if it was a drive-by shooting, or occurred on the street. today's killing marks the third homicide in richmond this week alone. police say if you have any information in this case, please contact them right away. a suspected car thief is in the hospital after police he was running from, ended up rescuing him. oakland police were trying to

pull over the driver around noon today who he took off. police say that's when the man ran a red light, hit another vehicle, then a utility pole and the car burst into flames. a hearing in sacramento today addressed what went wrong in the jaycee dugard case. they discussed possible changes to the system. several argued the parole board gave more consideration to garrido's psychologist reports, than his rape conviction. one state senator said he wants to change the criteria. >> they can look at the crimes that that inmate has committed, and can balance that with the behavior of the inmate. a tape of nancy garrido harassing a parol agent has lead to training. in a jail house interview,

authorities say garrido admitted to at least three other kidnapping, but he did not admit to micayla garret. urging congressional leaders to settle their disagreement. the president called the failure to extend the agency's operating authority, a lose, lose situation. as a result, airport construction projects have been halted, and 4,000faa employees are furloughed. senate democrats say they can't support a house republican plan that makes it difficult for airline workers to unionize. we're getting a better picture tonight of what the new 49ers stadium in santa clara will look like. maureen nailer tells us why it's being made to accommodate not one, but two teams.

>> the planned c shaped stadium in santa clara. it would feature the majority of seats on one side, with suites stacked on the other. the designers who also worked on renovating berkely's memorial stadium, say this new stadium would have a collegiate feel. >> we have the larger lower bowl, so the majority of all fans can sit closest to the field. more than any fans closest to the field in the nfl. >> two club areas, where the players would walk through to the locker room. all of this can accommodate two home teams. >> so we can have additional spacious, and stores. >> reporter: that means the bill walsh, and joe montana images, and logo could all be changed. >> there's no decision on whether another team will use the stadium. >> reporter: the current 49ers headquarters seen in this model

would be dwarfed by the stadium. this is the headquarters today. it's too close for some nearby residents. >> i'm a little unsure about how i feel about it being in the neighborhood, because of all of the traffic, and congestion, and craziness that comes with it. >> reporter: the goal is to break down here in 2013 and have it ready for the 2015 season. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we have posted more video of that stadium model. just look for the video player on the ktvu.com home page. many yeas and nay's over safe way's plan to expand its college avenue story oakland. scores came out at tonight's planning meeting. those opposed worried it could add to congestion in the area. supporters say it could add jobs and hundreds of thousands of dollars to the city.

the planning commission is expected to take action on the proposal after the date. city officials in upscale belvedere say work is complete on repairing a pipeline. a spokesman said they will finish the cleanup tomorrow. there's a lot of marine layer, a lot of cool air pushing inland right now, a lot of fog over the bay area. how that will impact your thursday, i'll let you know. plus a major meat recall. what we learned tonight, when we went looking for the affected products. it's an amazing feat of engineering to make the port of oakland keeper. why it's being done now, and how it could pay off even for people who don't work here.

recall 36 million pounds of ground turkey. that's the order from the federal government tonight, after a salmonella scare that's killed one person, and sickened several others. >> reporter: ken, we spent tonight calling bay area supermarkets and couldn't find a single one that was selling recalled ground turkey. this is good turkey. now, more than 70 people in 26 states have become seriously ill, and one person died in sacramento after eating ground

turkey that's traced back to a cargo meat plant in springville, arkansas. 36millionpounds are being recalled. >> it's really scary. you trust where your food is coming from. to hear that, what do i eat? >> reporter: consumer advisories at the poultry and meat counters of all of its stores. none of lucky's products is being recalled. lab tests indicate the victims, one in san francisco, six in california, all suffered from salmonella food poisoning. this strain of salmonella is resistent to commonly prescribed, antibiotics. doctors tell us symptoms appear within 8 to 72 hours of eating a contaminated product. >> usually, it's severe abdominal cramping and diarrhea. it can be quite severe in the young and old, and those with

immune problems. >> reporter: the center for disease control says more than 50 million americans get sick every year from food poisoning. 3,000 die. >> makes you think about what you're buying. i guess, yeah, you are supposed to trust the stores and things like that happen. >> reporter: here's a tip. even contaminated ground turkey can be made safe by cooking it thoroughly at 165 degrees. use an internal thermometer for that to make sure you get the right temperature. also, make sure you wash your hands before handling the meat. >> it's ground turkey sold under several brands. all of the packages were produced in one plant and are marketed with the establish code p963. that's the important part. you can either throw the meat away, or return it to the

store. we've posted all the details on our website, ktvu.com. just look for the recall tab on the front page. a state assembly man from the north bay spent the day behind the walls of napa state hospital. assembleman michael allen wanted to see the conditions for himself. we caught up with him after his all day tour. he told us, the hospital needs an alarm system and more staff. >> they made it very cumbersome to get additional staff. i'm being told over and over again, when you have sufficient staff, it just lowers the overall propensity toward violence. >> he plans to hold a hearing on august 23. he is hopeful changes will happen. a story we first brought you in december.

2-year-old gion car was shot in his home. prosecutors say the toddler, and his 4-year-old brother were handling a hand gun that their father took from a safe. a florida judge ruled that casey anthony does not have to start her probation for check fraud tomorrow as originally scheduled. she was released from jail last month. anthony's attorneys argued, she served her probation while in jail. the judge scheduled a hearing for friday to resolve the matter. it was a day of up and downs on wall street. by the closing day, stocks finished higher. the dow gained 30 points to close at 11,896. the nasdaq picked up 24,. the deal over the debt ceiling reached after laborious and contentious issues does not seem to warm the hearts and

minds of americans. a new survey finds 46% disapprove of the agreement, and only 39% approve. though democrats were not able to include increased taxes on the wealthy, only 22% of tea partyers agree. a giant barge is paving the way -- why the work being done now means more jobs in the future. >> reporter: it's an impressive feat of engineering most only see from a distance. the crew on this drudging barge is making the harbor at the port of oakland deeper. >> understanding the process of what they're doing here. >> reporter: engineers gave us special access to see for ourselves. this team is pulling up sediments that have been

building up to restore eight births to 50 feet deep. >> it's a 24 hour operation. >> reporter: this $1.5 million job is just the first step. the port of oakland is already the fifth busiest in the country. officials say they can't compete accommodating ships without this kind of an upgrade. >> the long shore workers that you see moving cargo at the port. truckers, distribution warehouse center workers. >> reporter: engineers say they will finish this part of the job by the end of the month. they say all of that sediment scooped from the bottom is used to restore bay area wetlands. we came on the water to give you another view. engineers couldn't start work until two days ago, because of environmental restrictions. on the water at the port of oakland, ktvu, channel 2 news.

millions of federal dollars are heading to california. the still lass grant will buy 15 new trail cars and four locomotive. it will also be used for the pacific surf liner. there's a cool down occurring right now. temperatures right now are about 5 degrees cooler in many locations than they were last night at this time. a big onshore push and you see the marine layer pushing toward danville, concord, walnut creek. we're going to wake up with plenty of fog coverage tomorrow. and that will bring drizzle to parts of the bay bridge. a little drizzle reported right now. you can see towards the avenue. look for presentee of low clouds tonight. temperatures a solid 5 to 10

degrees cooler tomorrow, than they were today. so the cool down is underway. temperatures cooled a bit today. further tomorrow. 63degrees toward the berkely hills tomorrow. as you move out in the areas where you would expect to see 80s, you're looking at upper 70s. when i come back, i'll get specific with your neighborhood. we'll look at the five-day forecast, see you back here, 10:45. we have an update now on the gray whale that's made its way into the clammath bay. the scientists say the whale is in good shape, but there's nothing for it to eat in the water. the calf swam back to sea on july 23. there is a smelly mess near one of san francisco's most popular tourist destinations. what it is, and how much it will cost to fix the problem. a party for cause. we'll bring you there, and show you what all the talk is about.

one of san francisco's most popular tourist attractions is facing a smelly problem. raw sewage is leaking into fisherman's wharf. >> it smells kind of bad sometimes, i wasn't sure what it was. >> $36 million in pier sewer repairs need to be done. but the city says it doesn't know how it will pay for them. surveillance video has become a powerful tour in solving crimes. some people want to make sure law enforcement doesn't go too far. >> reporter: electronic images of crime caught on camera are

increasingly helping cops catch criminals. this july robbery was captured by a taxi cab camera. it will be used as evidence. san francisco police say the release of this april muni surveillance video, led to the arrest of this man for the alleged theft of a $23,000 violin. >> technology could be used for ill and for good. >> reporter: the american civil liberties union, today sent requests to 50 police and sheriffs departments. including at least 9 in the bay area. >> we'd like to understand the total spectrum of what the police is doing to monitor us. everything from monitoring our location through cell phone information, to gps, to public surveillance cameras. >> reporter: the concerns also include police use of car tracking devices and even social network sites. the aclu has questioned the police department.

gadgets similar to this one that can recover hidden, or deleted cell phone information. >> some of these technologies are happening so fast. some policies have not been developed yet. >> reporter: for now, they're relying on standard practices to navigate the use of new surveillance technology. google is accusing apple, oracle, and microsoft of teaming up to make google's android phones more expensive. a -- research in motion is hoping new blackberry phones will compete with new iphones. they unveiled five new phones

today. two of the new torch models don't have keyboards. a party for the president, what's bringing people together night at parties around the bay area to campaign for president barack obama. later, a big award for a small boy. the heroic act that earned him accolades today. [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital --

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amber lee is in san mateo, to tell us, it's not all fun and games. it's a campaign kickoff. >> ken, we're at a home where one of those parts took place tonight. volunteers hold us, they're ready to work. >> reporter: this is the eve of the president's 50th birthday. an opportunity for neighbors to meet and talk about getting the president reelected. this party is one of a thousand taking place across the country tonight, called organizer for america. some say they're galvanized into working for the campaign, by what they call an undercurrent of hostility for the president. >> he has a white mother, a black father, and he's president of the unite. no other country could that

happen. yet, we're beating him up. >> have you ever volunteered before? >> no, to tell us the truth and may neighbor said, why don't you check in out. >> reporter: party most, mary told us, this is the first time she opened her home for a political gathering. she says she was a registered republican, but voted across the line for many years, before registering as a democrat to vote for president obama. volunteers told us, plans are already underway for a phone bank event. organizers say volunteers will be calling folks in traditionally red states, such as arizona and nevada for their help in getting president obama reelected. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. president obama may have a tough time with progressives in

his party. the progressive caucus of the democratic party is calling for a primary challenge to president obama. they criticize the offer to cut social security, medicare, and medicaid, and object to what they call, unauthorrized wars. the progressives hope to start debates about these issues and others. it's justice democratic announced it has disbanded an international child pornography ring. charges being field against 72 members of the dream board online community. members tried to hide their tracks by using screen names and proxy servers. prosecutors said, members had to submit explicit images. >> members who shared videos of themselves molesting children received elevated status. >> five of the suspects are from southern california, none from the bay area. governor brown signed a

bill making it illegal to disrupt students as they enter, or leave school. a democratic lawmaker from southern california authored the bill in response to an incident where anti- abortion protesters displayed graphic images outside of a middle school in 2003. some of the students were so upset, they started to cry. those found guilty of violating the law could face up to six months in jail or a $500 fine. the governor vetoed a bill that would have allowed regional governments to require subsidized commutes for workers. governor brown said while he supports the goal of reducing greenhouse gases he could not impose what amounts to a new financial burden on businesses. a bizarre story out of the north bay. a wild pig turned on a group of hunters and sent one man to the

hospital. the rescuers raced against the clock to find the victim. >> got a report of a possible gunshot wound to a pick hunter. >> reporter: it turns out that initial report was off. a group of five or six men were hunting wild picks this morning in the rough terrain. the hunters shot a wild pig, but the pig wouldn't go down. >> the pick was wounded, and the pig attacked one of the hunters. >> reporter: that hunter was ernie sanders. >> we were able to locate the patient and he was transported to santa rosa memorial with numerous pig bites. >> reporter: his wife was by his side and didn't want to

talk about the attack. sheriffs deputies were on hand for the initial struck and here at the hospital as well. they say there's no criminal investigation into today's attack, and the wild pig won't be attacking anyone else. at last report, sanders was in critical condition. late this afternoon, we learned he is an experienced hunter. local state, federal, and antidrug agencies say they've confiscated more than half a million medical marijuana plants in the past two weeks in northern california. part of an effort called operation full court press. officers also say they made 120 arrests. last year, california law enforcement found and destroyed more than 4.3 million pot plants. family and supporters of a young man who was arrested at

sfo after he reportedly ignored a request to pull up his saggy pants are demanding an apology from u.s. airways. today, the group delivered nearly 40,000 signatures and asked u.s. airways to apologize to desean marman. back in june, he ignored the flight crew and refused to leave the plane and resisted officers when they tried to hand cuff him. he was arrested, but prosecutors declined to file charges. u.s. airway officials were not available today for comment. widespread cyber attacks that have been going on for years. what bay area security experts revealed today about who might be responsible. going to look at your thursday forecast highsment most of them a good 5 to 10 degrees below where they were today. strong accusations against a summer camp leader.

emergency crews rush to free a woman trapped in a car in san francisco. officials say it landed on its side, and crashed into a building. the woman was taken to the hospital. there is still no word on her condition, or what caused her to lose control of the car. no one else was hurt.

an oakland man has been ordered to stand trial for a fatal hit and run. he faces numerous charges, including vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. he's accused of hitting and killing a german tourist. mcafee says it has uncovered unprecedented cyber attacks on the u.s. government, american companies, and other countries. mcafee says it's been going on for five years and they believe a single nation is behind the attacks. others say the evidence points to china. janet napolitano says the report is being evaluated. a summer camp employee is facing allegations she had sex with a 14-year-old boy. over the summer, she worked at

vacaville's program. authorities say that's when she met with the boy. >> detectives met with the parents of the boy. >> she did give us a statement as to what occurred that evening. >> was it admitting that the incidents occurred? >> yes, it was. >> herrador was arrested yesterday on suspicion of having sex with someone under 18. in news of the world tonight in cairo, former egyptian president mubarak layed in a cage. on the streets, fighting erupted between supporters and owe spent opponents as e -- opponents as egyptians watched

the trial on a tv. reports someone got inside and a attacked a bomb to an 18- year-old woman. it took ten hours before the bomb squad could remove it. they discovered there were no explosives. it was a hoax. police are searching for the person who attached the device to her. in somalia. thousands of people are making their way to the capitol in search of food because of months of drought. in some cases, they carried out threats. others said the killers were hiding among the refugees. how do you feel about what you did? >> i feel kind of proud. >> he jumped into action to save his best friend's sister. bill martin is tracking a slight chance in our weather.

the san jose fire department has a new member and he's just 8 years old. the hero likes the honorary status, but he has his sights set on something else. >> reporter: he is anything but typical. today, this little super hero was treated like one at a san jose fire station. >> we really appreciate how you helped us save a life. and we'd like to present you with this plaque for very, very heroic actions, and make him an honorary member of the san jose fire department. >> how do you feel about what you did? >> i feel proud. >> reporter: what he did here

monday afternoon was rescue his best friend's 3-year-old sister from the bottom of a swimming pool. >> i was totally scared. my body was shaking. >> i got them, and i got her after i pushed her to the side. >> adults pull thed girl out of the pool as well as the grandfather who was giving her a piggyback ride. the girl is now fine. >> reporter: they wanted to thank the family friend who taught him how to swim. >> absolutely amazing. i'm just so proud of him. >> reporter: but even a ride in the fire truck was not cool enough to make this super hero want to be a firefighter instead of a ceo and founder of his own computer company. in san jose, rita williams, channel 2 news. an update on a story we brought you last month.

san jose university has found a place for some 100 students who found themselves without a dorm room. they had to bump them to make room for a large incoming freshman class. the resort style property comes with pool, hot tub, spa, and weekly maid service. san francisco mayor ed lee announced the launch of a new clean city initiative and the continue situation of a grant program for small businesses. it's called the community corridor's pre apprenticeship program. workers will be in the bay view district. the sf shines grant program lets small business owners spruce up their store fronts. >> more security. and everything is in the front. >> according to the mayor's office, grants of as much as

$75,000 are available. there is late word tonight jerry lewis will not be appearing on this year's labor day telethon. ktvu has been airing the telethon for decades. he recently announced he would make his last appearance september 4. now there is word that he would not. it did not give any explanation. a tropical storm named emily is bearing down on the dominican republic. they already saw some flooding today, and haitis had a barely recovered from the devastating earthquake last year. the winds are really picking up out there tonight. let go to redwood city. we'll take a live buoy reading.

gusts up to 20 miles per hour on the peninsula there. it's basically out of the west. that's a big wind. especially support redwood city this time of night. the winds are really pressing that marine layer well inland tonight. we're already cooler right now than we were last night at this time. that bodes for more cooling tomorrow. we're looking at a cooler day by as much as 5 to 10 degrees. reports of drizzle towards stinson beach. we've been having a lot of drizzle with all the low clouds and fog. tomorrow, we're back in the same boat. slower burnoff for thursday. it's going to take a while to see the sun. today, this low pressure pinched north a little bit. temperatures were kind of mild. they came down in some places. but it wasn't as cool as tomorrow when the low pressure tracks south, and temperatures drop off a good 5 to 10

degrees. those mid-80s that you saw today are going to be mid-70s, or upper 70s. most of us tomorrow, low 70s, mid-70s. the full forecast for the low cloud, and about 8:00 a.m., there it is. you can see it pretty much has looked the last few weeks, and it burns back to the coast. we go through the same pattern, yet again. here's the thing to note. just using colors to represent temperatures for this time of year. those reds, those 90s, even those purples that aren't even showing, those 100s, that's not happening. down to red bluff south. central valley is cool. firefighters in the northern portion of the state. actually, central laugh as well, really getting a big, big break with the mild temperatures. forecast highs tomorrow, cooler than they were today. a nice day. again, i stress that the air quality has been exceptional over the past few weeks and months because of this pattern. when you bring out that marine air, and the air really coming

off the ocean, the westerlies, coming over a couple of thousand of miles in the pacific, they clean out nicely. when you have a pattern like this, we get the benefit of the beautiful air quality. enjoy that. enjoy the weekend coming up. it's not tabooing to be hot -- not going to be hot, but it will be fine. >> you could feel the fog roll in tonight. very noticeable. >> that's why we'll get that 5 to 10 degrees cooling tomorrow. forbes released its top colleges list today, and stanford came in at number 5. forbes -- here's the top 5 list. number 1, williams college of massachusetts. followed by princeton. west point,amherst college and

stanford university. the earth may have had two moons. plantary scientists came up with the theory as the way to explain why the dark side of the moon is much more rocky and mountainous. it could also explain why the moon is slightly lopsided. the job did not go as planned today for the two russian cosmonauts at the international space station. the two spacewalkers ran out of time before they could complete moving a cargo crane, which was their main job. they'll have to finish that during the next spacewalk in february. did the giants snap out of it? sports is next. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah.

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tonight, we're talk being breaking that losing streak. >> season high at home for runs scored. the renovation project. the batting word does pay off. half the team's 12 hits delivered by the guys who weren't even on the team a couple of weeks ago. new faces helped the giants save face with an 8-1 slap down of the diamondbacks. might have been brian wilson's

grandpa on hand. the beard is gray. carlos beltran, 3 for 5. scoring jeff keppinger. another new guy. later in a 4 run 5th, orlando cabrera with a shot in the left hand corner. two runs are going to score. cabrera has the giants out to a 6-0 lead, and it gets better. cody ross drove in a run with a grounder. that will also fetch a pair. 8-0 lead. 8-1 the final. ryan vogelsong went 6 strong. he talked about that season high home output of 8 runs. >> we've been hitting some balls hard. even cincinnati, and here, it seems like we've got to be leading the league in diving plays against us. it's got to see the balls are

falling in. hopefully this gets our guys going a little bit. meantime, all the warm and fuzzies the a's were working on, looking like yesterday's lint after they were swept out of seattle by the last place mariners. not a good three day stint up north. jesse bard with a shot off geo gonzalez. now 9-9. the only bright spot for the a's, one swing of the bat by josh willingham late. a three run shot. that is his team leading 16th of the year. meantime, the 49ers. their motto has been so far, don't spend a buck and maybe next year, you'll get andrew luck. they've moved edwards into camp. they did lay out a little money

to sign another first round pick. carlos rogers. a first round pack with the redskins back in 2005, trying to resurrect his career out west. one of the most popular players of his career, bubba smith has died. he was found dead earlier today at his home in los angeles. the cause not yet known. bubba smith also fashioned a successful playing career after his playing days as an actor. most notably in the police academy series as officer moses hightower, he was 66 years old. that is a sporting life for a wednesday night. thank you. the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30 tomorrow. they'll be following the investigation into today's deadly boating accident on san

francisco bay. >> you can always find the latest online at ktvu.com and with ktvu's mobile app. thanks for joining us. ♪ [ music ]