negotiations continue here at the extended stay hotel between police and the gunman. 75 law enforcement officials responded to this incident, that lasted almost all day. here is the latest from police. >> our negotiators are talking with the gunman and the dialogue is ongoing. we had voice contact and that's a positive thing. we want to keep that going and resol this. >> reporter: police tracked the gunman to the hotel. he is a suspect in the stabbing of a clerk sunday. before 11:00 this morning, one shot was fired from a hotel window. police ordered hotel guests to leave. because the shot was fired towards the 580 freeway authorities closed the richmond- san rafael bridge. authorities also closed 580 at sir francis drake and eastbound

at highway 101. that caused major traffic jams. back live on the hotel, police continue the negotiate eggs and they will be out here as long as it takes. that all is no rush. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco attorney tonight is charged with raping three women who responded to his ads on craigslist. eric is live with more. >> reporter: we got a chance to look at the ads mosted by mikem hoffman and they sought sexual encounters. one of the women met him here. he is now facing charges. >> reporter: he says these were

the ads he posted. but now three women say it was rape. she went to police after it happened in march. >> she ran out of that house with her keys. when she had one opportunity to get away she ran out and went down an elevator. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i think that is part of the risk. >> reporter: his attorney insist his client played those games for year and many women responded. >> when it happened between consenting adults it's not a crime. >> reporter: now a jury could have to answer that question. hoffman is sitting in jail on

$3 million's bail. >> if we have additional information that indicates there may be more victims or a change in circumstances we look at any and lof that information. -- all of that information. the victims were 36, 19 and 25 years old. one of them insist the ad she responded to was not violent at all. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. the bart police union is the latest target of hackers who posted the names, addresses and passwords of more than 100 bart officers today. ktvu's alex savage is live in oakland. >> reporter: this list with officers names, homedresses and paz words, all of -- passwords, all of it posted online today and now the fibis investigating -- the fbi is investigating.

>> reporter: 100 bart police officers are on alert after someone hacked into their website. his home address was posted online. >> in one word, i am angry, up set. they are criminals in my mind. >> reporter: investigators tell us today's attack was likely in response to a decision by ballet last week when they shut down cell phone service inside the civic center station. anonymous threatened to retaluate against bart but the group denied responsibility saying the leak today of bart officer data could be the work of those who support anonymous. stay skeptical. the bart passengers sympathize with protesters but think posting officer information is crossing the line. >> great to protest because i think there were wrongs, but

that is too far. >> it continues to hit the wrong people, innocent people. >> reporter: the bart board president says he stands by the original decision to cut cell service and thinks those who disagree should make their voices heard in a different way. >> we will have a policy discussion on this. >> reporter: a young woman from france is claiming he she is the one who hacked into the website today, she said she acted alone and it was simple. the police are in the process of notifying thereof officers whose information was leaked. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we apologize for the audio

problem. >> the agency has presented evidence to the federal communications commission, the fcc is looking into whether bart shut off the signal or interfered with it. he believes bart has a good case. a public meeting will be held to address the issue though no date has been set. san jose police named a suspect in a triple homicide. investigators say the man wearing a bullet proof vest in this video is velazquez. they went to the club january 8 to kidnap the owner. two were shot to death in a battle long with one who was defending the owner. they are still on the loose. the police chief for the oakland unified school district stepped down after apologizing

for what he called hurtful remarks. pete sarna was on lever after an incident at a golf event last month. he was with three officers when he made racial slurs. pete sarna said there is no excuse for the hurtful words i used and said he would focus on his recovery. a former raiderette who became a police officer says she was harassed. only on 2, ktvu's paul chambers spoke to the woman who said the humiliation began on the first day of her job. >> reporter: one-on-one interview with her. this is a lawsuit filed on her behalf. she spent four years on the sidelines as a cheerleader. >> from 1997 to 21 won she was

a oakland raiderette -- 2001 she was a oakland raider et. she claims she was huraced, discriminated against by members of the police department. she claims the chief had knowledge about the issues. >> i got snickers and comments about the way i looked, the fact that i was a raiderette. >> people talked about seeing her naked, racks. all the kinds of things that we have worked very hard to try to eliminate in the work place. >> reporter: that's why she is suing the city for $1.5 million. >> we have seen the claim and we don't feel there is a lot of mare toot her claim. >> reporter: she says while she was pregnant she was given a chance to prepare her for her job and then said she was denied that due to her

pregnant. >> said no, she isn't going. >> reporter: she is still considered a police officer, just on unpaid administrative leave. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco state universities welcomes new students today as they get ready for a new school year. this was the scene this morning as 2,000 students prepare to move into their dorm. the california faculty association gave a dismal preview about what the academic year will hold. the budget imposed $650 million in cuts, forcing them to raise tuition again. officials say more cuts could be on the way if california doesn't collect enough tax

revenue. a group of seniors stood up for social security today in san francisco. they demonstrated outside of dianne feinstein office. they are urging her to take a stand against efforts to make cuts to social security. they say the program is more important than ever. >> a program that has done the country very well and will continue to do well if it is left alone. it needs to be improved because it is now becoming the sole support of most retirees. >> a similar protest took place today outside dianne feinstein's office in los angeles. distracted drivers paid for their mistakes on this road, now comes the biggest distraction of all. that story ahead. and another live look at

the traffic grid lock in the north bay. a one mile stretch of interstate 580 is closed in san rafael due to the police stand off at the extended stay hotel. right now it is still going on. more information as we get it. i will have your forecast for tomorrow, a cool down as we go into the five-day. go! go!

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. prosecutors are refiling a attempted murder charge against a man. sam shot a man inside fred's supermarket back in february. police say the shooting was sparked by an argument over a dog. the victim is now paralyzed. a judge dismissed the attempted

murder charge earlier this month. san francisco police say a violent crime in the city is at lows. from january to june, violent crime overall was down 6% compared to last year. property crime down 8% and homicide rates are low. businesses say enforcement of the ordinance is helping. >> looks much better when the sidewalks are cleaned and people are more anxious to walk. >> the mayor credits the police chief. attorneys are suing the government claiming immigrant detainopies are shackled during court proceedings in san francisco. the group filed the lawsuit this week. thousands of immigration

detainees are forced to wear restraints, even if they are not considered a flight risk. lawmakers introduced legislation today. she co authored the bill spard by the kidnapping of jaycee dugard. it allows the board to consider the severity of the crime in deciding whether or not to grant parole. guidelines focus on behavior behind bars. they hope they will pass the bill before the session ends on september 9. the department of corrections acknowledged patrol agents famed to supervise u.s. supervise jaycee dugard's kidnapper phillip garrido. one agent who spoke with jaycee dugard never questioned her presence in phillip garrido's home. a safety alert on a roadway already known to be deadly.

ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar joins us now, live in livermore where a driving distraction is cropping it. >> reporter: large scale construction will divert driver's eyes. >> reporter: this wind milled stant 400 feet tall when construction is over. but they are so close and large all drivers, especially those who use this road are hearing repeated radio ads. regular users of this alley says the warnings are justified. >> considering the number of accidents, it's always important to pay attention. lots of ferns traffic. >> i keep my eyes on the road. i am not distracted by other

things because i know the importance of having to keep your eye on the road. >> reporter: not just the traffic on this road, it's all the traffic coming in and out of the project. heavy vehicles going slowly on a dangerous road. >> i am all for creating green power, but -- but there should -- they should be making sure the people are safe. >> such construction often impede traffic as people look. >> if you are the passenger, look all you want. but the driver's eyes have to be on the road. >> please drive safely. watch the road. >> reporter: when the project is done big benefit, they will kill fewer wild birds. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. there is plenty of fog

along the coast. storm tracker 2, the fog is pushing in towards san francisco and daily city. the fog in pacifica as well. as we go into the next 6 hours, these are the highes reported today. not a bad day. temperatures tomorrow right there. same. cool that coast. warm to hot inland. fire danger etching up tomorrow am and then it cools off for friday, saturday and sunday. fire danger goes down. air quality gets better. the forecast, fog comes back in, burns back. tomorrow looks like today. as you leave the house tomorrow, drizzle and you might get a chill in the early morning. fog burns off but lingers at the coast. hot inland, 90s at best.

bay area friday and saturday, this low dips south and when it does, it cools off. that's what happens for friday, saturday and maybe sunday as well. these are subtle changes. it has been a subtle summer. really has. lowes tonight are impacted by the foot print of fog. yeah. 7 bay area counties will have fog tomorrow. burns back like today. sunshine in berkeley, livermore. long the coast, you are sitting tin. you just are. might get clearing towards half moon bay but a lot of fog. tomorrow, 92 in clear lake. 90s in antioch, 91 brentwood. warmer in some places. cooler in others. ninety gilroy. foggy along the coast. pleasant weather.

air quality has been good. we have not had a red flag warning in a while. real upshot in terms of this. very unusual summer. i haven't seen one like this, i don't think i ever have. >> study all summer. >> we haven't had big heat or bad area. >> thank you. walnut creak hired a redevelopment manager. he tells us he will focus on helping them retain and create new jobs and expand businesses. the city says he will be made $130,000 a year. he begins next month. they have been hit with a lawsuit. a texas companies claims they violate. they have declined to comment. continuing coverage on the traffic jam that is causing

delays on the richmond-san rafael bridge heading towards san rafael. an update on the situation and the police stand off that led to it next.

. as we showed you, commuters are facing a nightmare, hour long delays on the richmond-san rafael bridge heading west because 580 has been closed for hours because of a police stand off at a hotel and causing backups on sir francis drake and 101. joe is in for mark tonight and here to tell us about the giants trying to stop this free fall they are in. >> and get people healthy. the giants did not receive bad news today on the injury front. brian wilson had his elbow examined. he suffers from inflammation. he had tommy john surgery in 2003. the giants busted out runs tonight in atlanta. whiteside grounds one with the bases loaded to drive in a run. this was part of a four run inning that gave the giants a 5461 lead. they are in the right with san

francisco -- 8 with san francisco still leading. >> they trail the a's. markakis singles. that scores one. when david dejesus has trouble with the ball, he tries to tie it. the throw to kurt suzuki, he hangs on for the out. kurt suzuki hit a pair of homers in the game as oakland wins 6-5. saturday is the pre- season meeting between the 49ers and raiders. second game for each team. 49ers did today signed a veteran quarterback. josh mccoun played for four nfl teams, including the raiders, agreed a one year deal. his last season was 2009 with carolina. he will have a hard time if the offensive line repeats what it did friday night. they are sacked six times but

he says the saints actually helped the 49ers. >> to be able to see where the break downs were. for the first game, it wasn't what we wanted. we have created those issues now and now we are moving forward. >> the raiders continue one of their quietest camps. all about football. very little drama in napa this summer. >> 49ers have three quarterbacks? four? >> five in camp. but this was the guy they expect to be the backup. >> thank you. continuing coverage on the police stand off in san rafael and the traffic nightmares and it amounts to the largest wage theft lawsuit the city ever mild. the company accused of cheating its employees in 30 minutes on tv 36. >> and you can following the

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