>> there were 40% more san francisco police officers assigned to saturday's night game as any other game in the regular season. >> reporter: that's in addition to the security guards provided by the 49ers. there are several learning lessens. >> alcohol management teams will be increased. the amount of presence the police have will be in place. additional people on foot, bicycle, motorcycle. that will be increased. the 49ers are turning over all video to the city and the police department for review. >> this behavior that happened on saturday will not be tolerated. >> steps need to be taken so people know they will be caught and prosecuted for these violent acts. >> there are changes in store for season ticket holders and when they will serve alcohol inside the stadium. i will have that at 6:00.

to john sasaki, the father of one victim told you a story of how it happened. >> officials said both victims here from saturday's game are in fair condition now. amazing when you consider the shooting victim was hit four times in the amdoman. -- abdomen. >> few things are more difficult than hoping your child recovers from a gun shot wound. tarts exactly what this man doing. >> better today than he was yesterday. we hope he keeps getting better. >> he said his son was shot when he and two friends tried to help another friend who was attacked by four raider fans. >> they were kicking him in the face and head. they were pulling the guys off of him. my son got out of the truck and

took two steps and someone shot him. >> reporter: jack's son is a 49ers fan but saturday saturday's game was only his second game. >> you don't know if this guy brought it in, in his car, where the gun came from. this guy used it. what provoked him is the fact there was 49er fans and he was a raiders fan. >> reporter: the man who was attacked in a bath room has also been upgraded to fair condition. coming up at 6:00, the plea to the gunman from that father of the shooting victim. live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. many of those condemning the violence are current and former nfl players. among them is dave casper who starred on the team during 1970s. >> i don't think it's going to be a police solution, teaching

solution, it's going to be a fan-based solution. the fans decide weir going to be better fans. >> coming up, joe fonzi will talk to the current players about the violence and we have coverage on www.ktvu.com, go there to find the latest in the police investigation. to the civic center bart station in san francisco where there are a lot of police on hand and they could be on the verge of making arrests because of yet another protest. last week protesters shut down four stations. ktvu's david stevenson is outside the station. what is going on? >> reporter: let's go right now to the live camera where we can show you footage of one woman being arrested. taken up the escalator at the civic center bart station by bart police. this woman we believe is a protester who was down in place at civic center bart station

for the protest. this would be the third protest in three weeks. so far we have seen little sign of protesters gathering above ground here. you can see some of the bart police down stairs at the ticket center. so far many riders knew a lot about the protest and they took steps to make sure they will be long gone by the time the protest happened. >> reporter: he is checking out of his office early this afternoon, anxious to avoid a bart protest. >> crowds and pandemonium and i don't want to go anywhere near it. >> reporter: pandemonium from last monday and the shut down of the stations today prompted many bart riders to plan for the worst. >> i am going to try to leave early. i heard about the bart protest.

>> worries me. i have to get out of work earlier. >> they understand the anger over the recent shooting and the decision to cut cell phone service before another protest. >> i think there is another way you can address these issues rather than doing the dangerous things. >> sometimes it's the beauty of the country that we can speak out, we need to be heard. that's the way they will they can be heard. >> i understand but the cell phones but for me i got to be home. >> reporter: others say bart has to do a better job addressing the concerns. >> i did see the public safety personnel as well as the police officers. i think they are doing what they can do. >> reporter: again, another look at the live view camera. some of the protesters cramming

the platform along with the bart police and security people as we just told you, one person has been arrested. this protest appears to be taking place underground now. we seen little sign of protesters up here but the platform is quite crowded right now. bart officials told me they are prepared to shut down cell service again to disable any organizing of the protest, that is what prompted a protest last week to shut the cell service down. right now people are gathering at the plaza, we will continue to update you as developments come. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. from david to the sky and look at what news chopper 2 is showing us. you can see people going up and down the steps at the civic center bart station. for the most part things look

normal. that is market street. traffic flowing well as we look and pan over to the civic center area. things look normal right now but underground at the civic center bart station platform it's a different story. one person detained already. there are lot of police cars. it's about a block away and this is the police staging area. a lot of officers and vehicles ready if necessary. right now things look okay on the platform. nothing has changed. boy, you can tell authorities are ready for the third protest in three weeks. we will stay on top of this. lot of people may have been attempted to get off the train and get into their cars about the protest this afternoon. >> reporter: it's impossible to know how many people did just that but here is what it looks like right now on the bay bridge. traffic appears to be flowing

smoothly. the lower deck is heading into the east bay. looks like the cars are moving along pretty nice clip there. here is how it looked this morning, delays that tol plaza reached 20 minutes and continued that way till after 9:00. sal castaneda reported a lot more slow traffic in san francisco this morning. many blame the chaos on "anonymous." they are behind the bart protest, including the one going right now, we caught up with a man who calls himself a associate of "anonymous." >> as many as it takes. you know, we will keep organizing until we get the rights that are ours. >> coming up at 5:30 more from that man and what those rights are. >> a judge said no to joseph

naso's request to delay his hearing. he wanted to put off the september 6 hearing to have more time to find an torn to advise him as he represents himself. he is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994. the judge said he didn't present a good enough reason to put off the hearing. right now we want to go back down underneath the civic center bart station. live pictures from the platform where moments ago we learned there has been another arrest. you can see as we have been reporting. a lot of police on hand. the protest was set to begin 10 minutes ago. hard to tell from this picture how many protesters are there. you can see a lot of media folks, some passengers and a lot of police. those folks in the jell-o vests

are bart workers. at least judging by these pictures looks like most of the folks are media, passengers or police. we will continue to follow this story because as has been the case the protests developed through the evening and you will recall a week ago today bart protesters shut down four stations during the height of the evening commute. looks like a animated conversation going on there. we will stay on this and keep you posted. the fbi captured a convicted killer who was on the run for decades. william ayres has been caught. he was involved in a 1966 robbery and killing of a bartender. he was captured in 1967 but he escaped in 1975. recent information put him on his trial -- trail, including the photo we are showing you here. he was caught last friday. the fbi made more arrests

in a drive way shooting 7 years ago that killed a 17-year-old boy. alex fernandez was walking with a car pulled up and one opened fire. friday investigators arrested anthony figueroa on murder charges. they believe he drove the car. in march they arrested the men. investigators believe the shooting was gang related. the conflict in libya turned into a celebration as libyan rebels are in control of tripoli. you see children line the streets cheering and waving the "v" for victory sign. rebels and linnians celebrated in green square and remaimed it martyrs' square, restoring its name to what it was called.

president obama called on moammar gadhafi to have all of his forces lay down their arms. >> the situation is still fluid. there remains uncertainty and still elements who pose a threat. this much is clear, the gadhafi regime is coming to an end and the future of libya is in the hands of its people. >> over the last two days nato assisted by hitting 40 targets with air strikes. there is still no sign of moammar gadhafi. loyalists say he will not give up quickly. the situation is followed closely by 50,000 libyan americans in northern california and robert handa is in the south bay with more. >> reporter: we are outside the mosque in santa clara where inside muslims have been praying for libya but many are

also waiting and homing to celebrate. >> reporter: he is following the news in libya closely. he was born and raised there and many families still live there. they had property and businesses seized by moammar gadhafi and today the family feels part of the rebellion. >> talked to them today and they are happy. they are incredibly happy about the -- what they have achieved. >> reporter: he is a ceo and acknowledges he has been helping the rebels, sending money, raising resources and equipment that helped them use social media to organize the rebellion. he says his brother a member of the libyan rebels called to say they were about to capture one of moammar gadhafi's sons. the son was doing a live

interview. >> he says look, we are going new surrender the house. >> i am being attacked right now. this is gunfire inside my house. they are inside my house. >> reporter: moammar gadhafi's son escaped. that shows they still have support and why it's important moammar gadhafi be got. he believes the people of libya will never go back to the old days. >> they know now -- seen a way out of it. >> reporter: it is also planning community events to help send aid to the people of libya. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> gains extend beyond territory. they took control of the government tv station. the nation's logo still appears there as you can see, rebels say they arrested a news anchor, a woman who held up a

gun on air over the weekend. that anchor has not been harmed. stocks slightly higher today. >> good news comes after a four week losing streak. after an early gain of 200 points the dow closed at -- the dow jones industrial average rose 37 points to close at 10,854.65. nasdaq rose 3.54 points to 2,345.38. one thing the wild swing of the stock market has effected, ipos. 17ipo deals have been canceled, postponed own withdrawn. prior to this month this year had been expected to be the strongest for ipos since before the recession began. san jose has a new assistant police chief tonight. he is being promoted and been a

homicide lieutenant. fire officials say a woman may owe her life to a smoke detector. a two-alarm fire broke out at her home this morning and her home alarm system went off and that's what woke her up. >> i was thinking what should have y do. i looked for my phone and then finally i opened my bedroom and saw the smoke. >> probably saved her life. bought her time to get out safely. >> the woman picked up her dog and got outlet of the house. firefighters say it started in the garage. when it comes to the 20-20 olympics one thing is for sure, if won't be in the united states. they notified all interested cities it will not submit a bid to get the games. the problem here, the u.s. couldn't come up with a revenue

sharing deal with the olympic committee. next summer olympic will be held in london. concern is growing over spectator parking. during the america's cup race in 2013. organizers want to park boats between peers 14 and 22.5. it would block the view for months during the race. just moments ago the first hurricane of the season, hurricane irene was upgraded to a hurricane 2 hurricane with winds up to 100 miles per hour as it heads towards the united states. earlier it hit puerto rico. over the weekend irene hit the u.s. virgin islands causing power outages there. so far there are no reports of injury or death. the national weather service

keeping a very close eye on irene. it is expected to travel up the atlantic coast on florida on thursday, packing winds up to 115 miles per hour, which would may be it a category three hurricane. at this point it could also hit south carolina on saturday. but there is a wide margin of error in the hurricane track. we are going to bring you live pictures from the air in southern california where two brush fires are burning along interstate 15. you see here a fire fighting vehicle. the fires started about 1:00 this afternoon. traffic is a mess. a mountain pass in western san bernardino county. the main connector between san bernardino and las vegas. you can see there is a lot of

dry land. the black part is what has been burned. 200 acres burned already. traffic also again is a mess here. whether wise with this, we spoke with chief meteorologist bill martin, what they have seen down here is different than what we have seen. >> it's been hotter. temperatures in this area in the 90s. humidity are down, in the teens and below. the winds, westerly wind. it's that time of year. the state of california, we haven't had rain since june or before that. we got a bunch of dry months here. as we in the bay area move forward into a warmer pattern we will worry about brush fires as well. we have been watching it, especially the newscast, we talk about brush fires. that's where we are going. it's going to heat up and fire danger is heating up.

we go outside and doesn't look hot here because it's been jackets and hoods. that's about to change. the fog will not have as big an impact as it has had. temperatures warmer. fairfield 87. livermore 85 and tomorrow at this tinal these inland temperatures may be in the low, mid-90s. 5-10 degrees warmer inland tomorrow. that pops the fire danger up. overnight hours, the fog will do its thing. just how it's been. not all the way out into the antioch area but there will be fog. overnight lowes in the 50s. quick burnoff tomorrow gets us warmer highs. mid-90s inland. this is the warmest weather we have seen this summer.

we had record heat early on, but as we get into the mid-90s we haven't experienced that, really that often this summer. you will notice it. crizt coast side and along the coast tomorrow, day time highs 62 degrees. golden gate park, pacifica 62. in the bay partly sunny, 85 in free mount, mountain view 86 degrees. and eninland bay valleys. here comes the heat. 95 degrees. that's hot. when i come back we will look at your forecast high, talk about hurricane irene, the fire danger and the five-day forecast. see you back here. >> we are getting word there are more arrests happening that bart protest. you see one more person being led away by police.

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@. more now on our developing news at civic center bart station in downtown san francisco. you can see here this is the bart platform there underneath the station and it is very

crowded right now. you have passengers, you have media, you have riot police in riot gear and you have protesters. what we are trying to figure out if this station is closed and it looks like, judging by the speed of that train that it may have been shut down because of the situation. this is another protest from the group "anonymous," calls itself "anonymous." stems from the shooting of a bart passenger who was shot and killed, that happened several weeks ago. following that another planned protest and bart cut off cell phone service, that made people mad, talking about free speech and as a result they have been protesting at bart stations. a week ago these protesters shut down civic center and marched down market street and

closed montgomery, powell and embarcadero. so far from what we understand this is isolated to the civic center bart station but again it looks like this protest is heating up a little bit and that this station, the service may be interrupted. we heard from david stevenson talking about how this time a lot of bart riders decided to come into work early so they could leave early and avoid lof this or perhaps stay at work late and go home afterwards. we will have more on when this group "anonymous" is, we will hear from someone who is involved with "anonymous," that is coming up at 5:30. prosecutors recommended dropping the charges against dominique strauss-kahn. police arrested him in may after a maid claimed he assaulted her.

prosecutors want to end the claim because of a lack of evidence. earlier her attorney asked for a especially state prosecutor to be assigned claiming new york city protcuters bundled it. the family of a girl said they decided to allow her to be at peace. she suffered brain injuries august 13 when high winds caused a stage to collapse. six others have died. starting tomorrow, new consumer protections for airline passengers. i am consumer editor tom vacar, how you won't get the run around much longer, still ahead.

>> pleat bay area news coverage continues, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. protesters are angry with bart. san francisco police arrested two protesters. this video was taken minutes ago from our druse in the civic center bart station. you -- cruise in the civic center bart station. you see policeleading that protesters. there are reports from our cruise as many as five other people have been taken into custody. we are not getting any reports of anybody injured. no reports of property damage in the demonstration. live look. we have this camera underground

there at the civic center bart station. at this point you see a lot of people, train just went through. this new information is the civic center bart station is closed. this has happened in the past. bart decided to close station because of the protesters and keep the people from on the train from being impacted. civic center bart station is closed. we see uniformed police officer and we see people in yellow safety vests. we see lot of people with signs and people with cameras. the group that is taking over civic center bart station once again for the third time in three weeks is called "anonymous." we talked about them before. you heard the name "anonymous" several times at this point and a lot of people want to know what does this group want to achieve. we have a lot of reporters on the scene and we will turn to

one of them now, alex savage spoke to someone with "anonymous" and me explained what they are after. >> reporter: the protesters say they will keep the focus on bart till they alter its policy. "anonymous" organized these demonstrations over the past couple of weeks. in part they did it via twitter and today we talked with a member of this group about what they want from bart. >> "anonymous" is not unanimous. people can do -- it's a flag, a banner that we can rally around. >> he works with "anonymous." although he doesn't take part in anything illegal. bart must apologize for suspending cell phone service. >> we will continue to be out here as long as they are willing to consider shutting

off cell service. the right to free speech. >> reporter: bart doesn't seem to be backing away from its policy. although the board president says he doesn't foresee a shut down. >> there is no need to turn off cell phone service but it is a tool we have. >> reporter: while members of "anonymous" disagree with that policy the group probably won't try to negotiate with bart anytime soon. >> whatever decisions, you know, they want to make we will see how the group responds. >> reporter: bart will hold a public meeting this wednesday morning in oakland to discuss the cell service policy. members of "anonymous" tell me they plan to attend that meeting. the organizer says if the policy doesn't change expect more protest and more cyber

attacks. live, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. back now inside the civic center bart station for the situation that is going on there. police gave protesters their warning. they need to leave that station right now. looks like they are doing that. right now civic center bart station is closed. one thing we will be watching is to see if the protesters march down market street towards powell and krypttraffic at powell. we will keep an eye on that. we will keep you posted during this newscast and ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. a strong show of force as you can see there from police officers at civic center bart station. many are talking about all the violence that 49ers-raiders game. multiple fights such as this one and two shootings that sent two people to the hospital. unclear if they are related or

due to team or gang rivalries. joe fonzi joins us now with reaction. >> reporter: they were still in rival leagues when the 49ers and raiders met in 1967. always considered a bragging rights game. after saturday it appears it will be a while before they meet again. . >> reporter: the nfl pre-season is time for players to prepare for the games that count and for young players to show they believe. worrying about what is happening in the stands isn't supposed to be part of the game plan. >> the guys that put the pads on, that's mephamally too. i am there to take care of them but i got a wife and kids in the stands. that's my family also. >> football game. you know, all the carry on, the

fighting, shooting and stuff, that's not good at all. you know, i just want the fans to know that. >> reporter: the 49ers announced they will ask the league the two team no longer be paired any longer for the pre-season. it's always been a little more than an exhibition game for the players but they understand. >> great rivalry. i always look forward to playing the raiders every year. obviously, the violence, the fights and shooting, that makes me sick. they got to do whatever they got to do to make it feel safe. bring families to the game. >> reporter: saturday was a perfect storm of bad conditions. pre-season game in which long time season ticket holders give away or sell their tickets, a

rivalry and a late start that allows fans alcohol consumption. joe fonzi. new protections for airline passengers are set to go into effect at midnight. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar tells us what the new rules are and which rules the airlines tried to delay. >> reporter: you know, these schedules, presented or online are hard to believe but the skies getting friendlier because the feds are forcing it. >> reporter: effective midnight passengers have mew protection and power. she founded flyers rights.org. >> this is the most comprehensive bundle of rights. >> reporter: passengers who are

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where we need to be. >> i would rather pay a higher ticket fee and have everything included. >> reporter: but airlines are not forbidden to raise their prices to compensate for the costs. consumer editor tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. in six months another set of rules will go into effect. airlines will be required to notify passengers of cancellations or delays of more than 30 minutes. no cancellation fees for reservations made within 24 hours and ads have to include the true fair and no fair increase after a ticket is purchased. back now to the developing news from downtown san francisco. live pictures from news copper 2. we believe here these are some of the bart protesters. they have been removed from the civic center bart station after shutting down service at that station. now they are marching down

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. we want to show you pictures live inside the civic center bart station. actually outside civic center bart station. these are folks who are leaving the civic center bart station. there was a massive show of force on the platform from police in riot gear. they shut down the civic center bart station because of another protest. these are the folk whose have been told to leave the station. there have also been a couple of arrests. all of this is -- stems from the group "anonymous" upset that bart cut off cell phone service couple weeks ago to prevent a protest from happening there. another round of budget cuts may be in store for california colleges. short falls may trigger a cut back. that would be cut back in

courses, larger class sizes and community college fees could go up to $46 a unit. crisis could be looming for groups that provide help to the homeless. cuts to the same programs that spent millions to help the homeless. for oaklen $22 million could be cut. $19million for san francisco. >> cut housing programs, you are putting people at risk for homeless. having to choose between paying present. -- rent. >> 1.6 million americans spent one night at a shelter last year. ford and toyota will work together to make a new hybrid truck. it is expected to produce rear wheel drive pickups and suvs. a new survey reports salary

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. the situation continues to develop in downtown san francisco. live pictures here from market street in san francisco. we have just gotten word moments ago that the powell station bart station has now been closed. earlier we told you about the

civic center bart station, they shut it down. they marched down to powell station and shut down that station. if what happened last week happens this week the protesters could head down to montgomery station and'em and am shut down -- and embarcadero and shut down those stations. as david stevenson reported, a lot of people were prepared for this and decided to go into work early and leave early or go in late and leave late and hopefully avoid all of this. at food banks all over the area the need is great but not everyone is standing in line is eating it. ktvu's eric r shows us how -- eric shows us how people are selling the food and what one food bank is doing try to stop it. >> reporter: are you selling this food you got from the food bank? >> reporter: it wasn't a question he was willing to

answer but some say that's where this food came from. >> do you think it's not right to sell food you got for free? >> reporter: we counted six people selling food. she said it was a deal too good to pass up. >> i don't know why they do it but it ain't right. >> reporter: he told us he seen the same people get food from charities. >> come by here and sell it. >> reporter: that cheese is the kind we found at the food bank. officials say the food for sale represent as small fraction of all the food they distribute. they are serving 30,000 households a week, all the more reason to make sure it is getting in the hands of the people that need it most.

>> frustrating for everybody. for clients that need us. no one wants to see it used in this way. >> reporter: places like this place might have the solution, requiring them to register a name and address. officials know the people selling the food aren't getting rich and are also in need. they hope they get the message. >> this understoodfood is not for -- this food is not for sale. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news. >> julie haener is live are w the stories for ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. changes coming to candlestick park. security changes in the wake of the violence and the surprising words from a father whose son was shot four times. >> like riding a wild animal. the ride is over. hear what the final four astronauts are saying about

their last journey into space. these stories and much more coming up in 10 minutes. go back to chief meteorologist bill martin. talking about a late summer warm up. >> definitely warming up. it's not record heat. a lot hotter than it has been. right now low clouds and they will move in tonight. tuesday, warmer. warmer through the week. temperatures into the mid-90s in the warmest locations. high pressure intensifying. the low pressure goes north and the t-shirts and out as temperatures started yesterday and they are on the increase today and into tomorrow. mid-90s tuesday. wednesday, low 90s inland. all week, what does it mean for the coast? cool that coast. beaches maybe a little sunshine, temperatures in the 60s. most in the 80s and 90s. concord 94. 95 antioch.

95 brentwood. very warm. air quality looks okay. on shore breeze. along the coast cool but warmer. breaks in the clouds. mid-80s mountain view. so five-day forecast, with your weekend in view looks like this. fire danger is edging up. air quality gets sketchy and we will go into this week warmer than we have been. >> thank you. want to take you downtown san francisco. live pictures from news chopper 2 here. this is market street. you see the protesters. they closed civic center bart station, and closed powell station, that happened moments ago. they may be headed towards montgomery station and it's causing issues with traffic on market street. more complete coverage coming up in minutes on the news at 6:00. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show.

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