demonstration last hunt points out the dangers protests pose to passengers. >> our job isn't to censor people. >> reporter: she calls the decision a drastic overreaction. >> i know we want our passengers safe and i am an advocate for that always. but what we did was cut off our nose despite our face. >> reporter: again, another live luke at ktvu's live view camera. there you see protesters. they are holding signs that are mentioning stolen lives and talking about how they are concerned about the shooting that took place and bart reaction to it. we have learned the aclu was set to meet with bart to end cell phone censorship and bart's operator are calling for a state investigation into the safety protocol and sitsm failures. protesters are gathering at the

civic center platform. we will be monitoring and let you know if it results in a interruption of service. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. thehooker group made good on its threat. it says bart violated free speech protections and the group hacked into a bart website and posted contact information for 2,000 bart customers. ktvu's maureen naylor examined that group and learned interesting information, she will have that at 5:30. our coverage continues as david stevenson mentioned, you can track changes on our website, www.ktvu.com, click on the bay area tab. >> reporter: residents are evacuated and a neighbor is on edge after a gas leak in oakland. ktvu's paul chambers is live with what caused this leak.

>> reporter: people have mixed emotions, some are upset, can't get to their cars, inside their hopes, other are happy to be okay. they hoped to have this wrapped up an hour ago but listen, you can hear gas coming from the exposed pipe. there is also debris being -- coming out of the ground. here is what we know, 2:15 this afternoon a pg&e contractor was working, while working he struck and cut a gas line. it's unsure what hit that line and the leak caused for evacuations from the area. >> the gas smell is very strong. very strong. and my wife, she has asthma and she can barely take it. so it's bad. it's bad. >> i mean, how can they dig and not know where the pipes are and how deep and where they are

located. make an error like that. they layed them down. >> reporter: 50 people were displaced. as of right now no one was injured. however 14 customers are without service as they are working to restore it. i called them to get an update, as of right now they haven't got in touch with us. as soon as we find it out we will get back to you. right now we have 50 people out of place. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. police announced a second arrest in connection with a shooting death of a child. he was captured friday night in las vegas. he saparolee on a weapon's conviction. they are accusedt of shooting at two men when a tray bullet

hit and killed him. police and the fbi arrested him on information provided by oakland police. >> he is still in las vegas. we don't have abexact date as to when he will return to california. >> they are not disclosing what the information is that led him to torrance but he is believed to have been the driver. police are dealing with a new surge of violence. three shootings in four hours. we took pictures for you here last night. the victim was shot in the head but is alive. this is at 12 and east 22 street. rob roth is live where residents are praying for their safety. >> we are standing outside the community center where parents have begun gathering inside to discuss ways to help build a stronger community which they are hoping will bring an end to

the violence which appears to have no end in sight. >> reporter: it continues to attract those touched and sickened by what happened here. many people are hoping this would be a community rallying cry to end street violence. >> it is not a police issue, it's a moral family issue. >> reporter: he noticed people on the streets -- >> there are times when the sentiments of what the police are about and the community are about, there is no contradiction and there is hope in that. the death of carlos has notinded the violence-two children were grazed last night and two adults were injured here on spencer avenue. oakland tallied five shootings over the weekend and leaving two people dead and 9 injured.

>> i pray to god it's not my family that gets shot. it's hard to get these youngsters off the street. >> people have no heart. you don't have no heart. you don't care about anybody else. >> reporter: funeral service for carlos are tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. more progress to report for san francisco giants' fan bryan stow. the chief surgeon said he can now follow some commands and interact with others. doctors also reduced his medications but they are warning brain injury patients follow different courses of recovery. he remains in serious conditions after an attacking at dodger staidyism back in march. google baying $27.5 billion for mote rola.

ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with more. >> reporter: apple started the revolution but google declared all out war. by buying motorola mobility google goes from a software based company to one with an ability to manufacture hard war, the thing that made apple the most valuable company on worth. on earth. >> it's about lawsuits over pattens related to smartphone technology. >> 15,000 pattens they are picking up which protects them. >> reporter: for consumers. is in. >> faster service. yeah, i think it's going to show up on the shelves in a

year or two. >> i think it will probably maybe lower the prices of smartphones. but i am not positive about that. >> reporter: one man worries about his privacy. >> do i want them going my phone record, voice mails, who i am calling. that is possible. >> i think they will have to show apple users why it's worth switching over. apple has done a great job. they are bert -- better. >> apple has to lookover its shoulder. google is a very big company. >> reporter: officials must approve the deal because motor rolla is a big maker of phones google would compete with. >> reporter: tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that deal was one of a

number that helped push stockess higher for the third -- stocks higher for the third straight trading day. >> time warner announced its buy on inside communications and they plan to purchase a animal nutrition firm. the dow jones industrial average rose 214 points to end at 11,482.90. the nasdaq composite index rose 47.22 to 2,555.20. the lines have been drawn, the maps made and california has new districts. but a political and legal fight is already underway over it was fair or foul. whether it gives preference to democrats or republicans. >> i don't know anywhere in the constitution that it says there are republican and democrat districts. says there are legislative districts. they don't belong to any party. >> they voted to adopt new

maps. there are 177 new districts. the maps will be used in elections for 120 seats in the legislation, 23 in congress and four on the board of equalization. one accused by failing to draw the maps in an open and transparent way. >> traded the partisan. for partisan back from gerrymandering. >> republican party leaders claim they are weighted in favor of democrats. it could give them 2/3 majority. president obama today launched his first bus tour, hitting the road in three key battle ground states. first stop was minnesota. a town hall meeting. but sounded like a campaign

rally. he blamed congress for the weak economy. >> i have absolutely no doubt we can get this economy going again. put people back to work again. businessdize grow again but i will need your help to make it happen. you got to send a message to washington that it's time for the games to stop. >> he is scheduled for five town hall events in minnesota, iowa and illinois. republicans are mocking the president trip. at 5:30, what they are calling the bus tour and where they were campaigning today. al-qaeda new leader is calling for more attacks against the u.s. he says the battle against america did not die with osama bin laden. he calls the u.s. a criminal country that corrupted the world. this is his third message. he became the leader in june after osama bin laden was

killed. officials expect pakistan allowed china to look at the helicopter. it has technology. officials said they don't have evidence to confirm their suspicions but they believe pakistan followed through to share the event with china. why some atms are closing earliers and what customers think of the move. fog free from the coast right now but it returns tonight but day time highs increase, i will show you which cities will be your warmest for your tuesday.

new figures suggest if you have a dog you should keep it on a short leash. a stolenpet pet, there has been an increase in dog left it.

so far this year 224 dog owners reported their pets stolen. up from 150 pets last year. they receiverred reports of stollen dogs. some bank customers may have trouble getting cash in certain areas of san francisco. ktvu's alex savage tells us why one bank decided to close atms earlier in the evening. >> reporter: some customers don't like this idea. if it's after 8:00 at night, don't bother putting your card into this wells fargo machine because it will be closed. it is shutting down certain atms in the interest of safety. >> reporter: if you need to take cash out of this atm, do it early. they are closing certain machines at night to keep

customers safe. >> safety thing but it's too early to be closed for other people that are out and doing stuff. >> reporter: this atm at mission and 16th street closes at 11:00. the one at mission and 22, shuts down at 8:00. some people say that's too early. >> it is a pain. we hang out here all the time. you go out with your friends and you want to get money and they are closed. >> reporter: it's up to customers to be cautious she says. >> you have to be aware. usually if i am at the atm i make sure no one is behind me. >> reporter: a spokeswoman said the company looked at crime statistics for the areas around its atm and that's how they decided to close certain machines earlier. some say no matter what the hours are they like to swipe during the day. >> i get my money during hours

inside the bank. i don't need a lot of money after 11:00 at night. >> reporter: other banks say they keep their atms open 24 hours but but them inside a secure location. wells fargo says they will close three atms earlier. for now those are two in mission and one at civic center. alex savage ktvu channel 2 news. caltrans issued an alert to drivers on i-680 because crews are scheduled to repave the number 2 lane on the south bound side. the work begins at 9:00 p.m. and ends at 5:00 a.m. during that time workers will close the on ramp. selling shark fins.

bow baric joined lawmakers backing the bill against selling, trading or possessing shark fins. calling it a crisis. the reason is the sharks are pulled on board, their fins are cut off and they are loan back in the water to die. the fins are used in a soup. california researchers said they detected a spike in radiation in san diego from a japanese nuclear plan. they studied readings taken last march a two weeks after the earthquake and tsunami. it found higher than normal levels but they say it posed no health threat. it took them hours to measure any decay. gorgeous weekend. let's go to our chief meteorologist bill martin to talk about a warm up. >> slowly each day. nice couple days headed our

way. the fog is clear, plenty of sunshine and temperatures are warmer than yesterday. was a nice weekend. you can see right now, concord, 88. 88 fairfield. that's pretty warm. low 90s today in the warmest spots. long the coast coomber. san francisco that airport, 59 degrees. redwood city 75. air quality good. fire danger come up but hasn't been bad. next couple days, these reds and 90s are coming this way. coming west. temperatures in your neighborhood start to increase, low 90s in the valleys as we go through this. here we go, tonight, no fog long the coast. that's hands ends -- lands end. by tonight fog develops as it has been. we will see clearing again tomorrow. similar forecast to today, the

fog will be there but burns off. 80s and no 90s. our news room is watching for fires and tomorrow we could see a brush fire. bay area climates, and up in the hills, low 80s. concord, clayen, upper 80s. livermore valley, antioch and brentwood low 90s. sacramento mid-90s. starting to feel like summer time. closer to san francisco and the bay area, patchy fog returns tonight. tomorrow will beguines as warm if not warmer and the extended forecast, little change. little change. temperatures leonines, mid-90s in the warmest spots. lots of 70s and 80s. when i come back i will get more specific with the forecast

high for your city. see you back here. back to school day for tens of thousands of children across the bay area. schools opened in san francisco, san jose, santa kara and mountain. other schools don't start till next week. coming up, we will see a school in san jose that is hoping for a fresh start after a fire last year. hit and run claims the life of a bay area man involve would the republican party. ologist developing news, live pictures from inside the civic center bart station where you can see there are protesters who are furious bart shut down cell phone service. more live coverage coming up in just a moment. tragedy at the state fair. a huge wind gust topples the stage, why there was a hero ever 10 feet.

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. we have breaking news right now. these are live pictures from inside the civic center bart station where you can see a lot of uniformed police in riot gear. what is happening is that there is a major protest going on on

the platform there. the platform is so crowded they have shut down escalator service and the stairs leading down to the platform so no one can reach the platform. all of this stems from last week when bart shut down cell phone service inside some of its stations to prevent a protest from going on. some people were furious about that. over the weekend a group hacked into the bart website, that group is helping toker this protest. let's see what's happening. maybe the station is shut down right now because that train just went through without stopping. we are working to get more information. we should tell you -- let's see if we can hear what this man is saying right here. >> he told people there they had 2 minutes to comply. i am assuming to comply with

stopping the protest or leaving the platform there. we should say here the camera we are using right now works off of cell phone lines so that indicates bart hasn't shut down cell phone service as it did last week. again, protesters continue to gather there and we saw a bart train go by a moment ago. let's see if we can hear what he is saying right now. >> very difficult to hear. he is drowned out by the protesters. they are carrying signs that say i believe in free speech, family members, stolen lives. lof this began when there was a individual, homeless man on the bart platform that civic center bart station, he was shot and killed by two bart police officers. he was arm would two knives.

police say he threw a knife at him and that's when they shot him. that's the back ground on this. we will keep following this. looks like from what we can understand here, the bart station has been shut down to train service. we don't know if other stations are effected. we will keep you posted on this situation at the civic center bart station. you have seen the protest right now, find out what we uncovered about the group anonymous and its ties to the bay area. . who is the newest presidential hopeful blowing kisses to? how they are ramping it up in the race for the white house.

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more breaking news right now from san francisco. the civic center bart station where it is closed at we speak. we saw a moment ago a trail roll through the station. there are lot of police in riot gear. they told the protestsers they have 2 minutes to leave -- protesters they have 2 minutes to leave that station. all of this stems from last week where there was a planned protest at some of the bart stations and as a result bart shut down cell phone services because the protesters were organizing the protest. that set off a firestorm, especially concerning free speech rights. they are saying they had no rights to shut down the cell phone service. you see the results tonight. lot of protesters.

sounds like a train is coming in. let's see if it stops. nope. well, it's -- the train is not going to stop. it is rolling right through. right now the bart platform is so crowded with protesters and riot police that's why they it down. they have been told they have 2 minutes to leave. judging by the pictures doesn't look like too many of them have left. earlier they were carrying signs saying we believe in free speech. and protesting police brutality. ktvu's david stevenson is above the civic center bart station. what does it look like up there? >> reporter: well, i can tell you this, 5 minutes ago 100 protesters marched behind me, went town the steps to the platform and now you can see them walking down market

street. they are blocking the eastbound lanes on market street, heading down to the foot of market. there are about 100 people and more sort of joining in following behind right now. we haven't seen much of a police presence long market street. and so far -- so far there hasn't been much of a police presence. they are proceeding slowly down the street. this is going to slow down traffic on market street. short of imitates a protest selve weeks ago. cars will have a hard time getting through right now. >> david, is traffic being effected at all on market street? it's difficult to tell. looks like for the most part the protesters are staying on

the sidewalk. >> reporter: actually quite a few of them are on the street. that ambulance had to go into the middle of the street. we see police in riot gear at the civic center bart station. they are looking around, looking for the protesters who headed down market street. traffic is held up a little bit on market right now now. the march is proceeding slowly. down by 6th street right now. everyone seems to be figuring out what they are going to do. >> protesters are there and police are there, have you found people who hoped to go down into the bart station but unable to because the escalator is closed? >> reporter: not so far. we didn't notice people being evacuated from this particular exit. the only folks we saw were the

protesters and they got down a few steps, realized it was shut, came up, looked around and headed down market street. you can see some of these bart police wearing that riot gear, heading down another interest in to civic center bart station. we are not sure if they are checking for other protesters to open the station or keep it closed. >> david, let's get practical here, the other option if they need to take part bart, powell, union or 14. >> reporter: they are a little bit of a hike. a number of people are marching behind me now. some are consumerrers. powell street is a possibility but check the bart website for that information to see which stations are closed right now and when civic center bart station will open. >> right now civic center bart station is closed.

do you know about muni? muni also uses that, do we know what muni is doing? >> reporter: this station would be shut for muni as well. that was the situation several weeks ago. we haven't confirmed that yet. we know they are not allowing anyone at all to go down into the civic center bart station. >> thank you. joining us now on the phone is ken wayne. where are you? can you hear us? okay. well -- ken, go ahead. where are you? >> reporter: that civic center bart station. there is about 15 bart police officers in their helmets and batons and handcuffs. they just now evacuated the platform area. the police officers gave the protesters a dispersal order and said they had a fixed

amount of time to leave. apparently that time has come and gone and dozens of protesters just left the platform where the trains stopped at the civic center bart station and they, for the most part are gone, there are still reporters and photographers here. but looks like the protesters left without being arrested. they were threatened with arrest if they didn't disperse. so they have gone but the bart station is still closed. trains have been coming by but not stopping. so passengers can't get on or get off at the civic center bart station. that's where things stand. there racouple dozen police officers down here -- there are a couple dozen police officers down here on the platform and the press is feltering out and it's also deserted -- always deserted. >> again, that station is closed. we are staying on top of this

developing story in san francisco. we will be right back with more information right after this. of support for my back. e some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling]

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one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. . we continue to follow breaking news for the fast 40 minutes a situation that closed down the civic center bart station in san francisco. as of a couple minutes ago a reporter, ken wayne told us the civic center bart station platform has been cleared of

protesters and he told us they are walking away from the station right now. there were dozens of them and police worried after they started chanting and holding signs bart made the decision to not to allow the trains to stop. they closed the escalators and they ordered the protesters to clear the scene and in the past few minutes, that is now the case. >> these protest were organized by a group that calls themselves anonymous. today ktvu's maureen naylor spent the day learning about anonymous. >> reporter: in those live pictures you seen them wearing red shirts, that's what anonymous asked them to do. they posted this trailer calling for a peaceful protest. and nobody knows who or how

many people are behind anonymous. >> reporter: the voice of a man wearing a suit and tie has become the brand of anonymous. >> who are you? >> reporter: the mask of a revolutionary. >> they can hack into anything. >> reporter: he thinks anonymous is a loose group of individual high level hackers focused more on making a point than breaking the law. >> doing things so fast and moving them to so many different servers and routes that it's almost impossible for the federal agency to keep up with them. >> reporter: he showed us one form that is poppialer for anonymous postings and they focus on human rights and freedom of information. >> because there isn't a central headquarters, really it's anybody that wants to be a

part of anonymous. >> he says the group launched hackedivism. >> more thmore someone might mess up or leave a trail and when you find one, you can find their friend. >> reporter: last month 14 defendanted were charged in the u.s. district court for a cyber attack on paypal and that included two defendants. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. more live pictures of the situation in downtown san francisco. market street, the civic center bart station is closed. protesters now are marching down market street, headed towards the ferry building. we are keeping an eye on this and will have more momentarily. >> i am back, i will have your

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. we continue to follow breaking news happening in san francisco. a live picture for you. this is on the streets here, minutes after a protest was broken up inside the civic center bart station. the protesters left the station under order be police andwear working towards the water along market street. the next bart station is powell street, near union scare.

this was all timed to coincide with rush hour. it's 5:45 now, this started at 5:00 tonight. we had dozens of protesters inside the civic center bart station and we have these pictures to show you what it looked like. you see here passengers inside the bart train. you see a protesters holding a sign, free speech. and looks like that train is not able to move. after this is when bart made the decision to close that station down to trains. we saw a number of trains coming in and speeding through the station and not stopping and quite a bit of this guy, surround by police, talking on his cell phone. lot of the people as part of the protest are calling for free speech in reference to bart's decision to shut down cell service inside some stations at previous protest last week. it is a developing situation and the newest information is the civic center bart station

is not open. we saw trains speeding through. we learned bart decided to close the down escalator so people could not access the civic center bart station platform. we have reporters on trains, on the streets. david stevenson shows us the protestsers. we will keep our cruise in place. when we have new information we will bring it to you. some students missed their first day of school today but the parents say it's not their fault. they lined up outside the school district on franklin street, many claimed the district's enrollment process is forcing them to go to schools an hour away. >> these are 11-year-old girls told to get on a bus with a transfer. >> i hope they do something to fix it. i can't imagine they will do that with every parent. no way. >> the placement center says it tries to allocate students in a

fair way but there are too many children. the san francisco fire station known as the bizzest in the country could be relocated. fire station 1 is set to move to a new station on folsom street between 5th and 6th. it is closer to the corridor where they are often called out to. it will also make room for a new wing for the museum. when it comes to job seeking social contacts help men more than woman. ane study of 12,000 people, men with specialized experience are 12% more likely to get a job when social contacts recruit them. for women it's about even. they will find a job either way. >> reporter: nice skies might not finish last but a study

suggests they might come in second when it comes to play. more agreeable male workers were paid 18% less than disagreeable co workers. great weekend, beautiful start to the work week. now to chief meteorologist bill martin. >> nice weather pattern. and we are heading into a nice week ahead. this week long with increasing temperatures, the fire danger. i think it comes up a little bit. not extreme but this is that time of year when you get numbers into the 90s. tomorrow is warmer. and warmer still as we move into wednesday and thursday. we will see more mid-90s. clearing long the coast right now but fog returns tonight. low pressure i have been tracking over the last eight months is going to go north and as it does it will allow us to

warm up. when this comes down, we cool. when it goes north we warm. little further north and with that we will warm a little bit. day time highs tomorrow low 90s in the warmest inland city. nice day, nice morning. fog and low clouds like this morning. not much change. lots of 50s, upper 40s. inforecast for the fog, you see it pushing inland. not a huge foot print of fog but enough that you will see it at 8:00 a.m. towards the livermore valley. burns back quickly and you will see sun long the coast in places like pacifica, ocean beach. forecast highs tomorrow, 90s

inland. why'res warmer, 91. 90 concord. 90 walnut creak. 90 pleasanton. 91 livermore are warmer than they have been. nice day tomorrow. highs long the coast, low to mid-60s. five-day forecast, temperatures -- they warm up tomorrow and more thursday and then cool down. we will notice a return to some heat inland. not crazy heat but enough to see the fire danger. we will watch the fires thursday. >> thank you. new it develops in the story, the breaking news we have been following in san francisco. there is word another bart station is shut down. we will have that information for you when we come back.

. >> new information and breaking news we have been following for you, in san francisco, protesters are on the move and we just heard from bart that the powell station is now closed. powell station is the station directly to the east of the civic center bart station where the original protest started. we just learned the powell street bart station is closed. these are live pictures here. this takes you back to civic

center bart station. a lot of police officers on the street. this was the site of the original protest. started at 5:00 tonight. within minutes bart closed the station. it did not have trains stop. they went right on threw and closed the escalators. people are now able to get off at civic center bart station but you can't get on. civic center bart station and powell bart are now closed. another potentially crippling shut down is limiting the faa. >> this has a real world impact. this is not just a thing about a government shut down or the debt or some bigger issue. this had a real world impact. >> earlier this month congress came to an agreement to end a partial faa shut down but it was only temporary. now they could be shut down again because there has been

little progress in the negotiations. they remain divided on how much tax money to spend on rural arguments. another shut down means thousands of employees and construction workers would be played on unpaid furlough again. >> for all the politicians talking about creating jobs, this is not the way. >> without the workers airport projects would be halted for a second time. coming up in 90 seconds. we continue to follow the developing story in san francisco that has now led to the shut down of two major bart stations. civic center bart station, powell street station is closed as well. we have reporters on the scene and we will bring you the latest information on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

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complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. developing news in san francisco, protisters prompt bart to shut down two stations and now they are marching down market through downtown. good evening, i am frank

somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> we have been monitoring the situation, these are live pictures. i believe this is market street. the protesters are marching down market street towards the ferry building. let me set the stage. 5:00 protesters went down inside theicist. they are furious bart shut off cell phone service to disrupt a planned protest, that's why they are protesting tonight at civic center bart station. there were so many that bart was forced to shut down the civic center bart station. right now trains are stopping but only to let people off. no one can go down inside the civic center bart station. police in riot gear were at the civic center bart station. they told everyone they had 2 minutes to get out of the station. they left and started matching down market street headed