humidity about 20% right now, which is i would expect it in the teens today. here it's 20%. and the winds are nonexistent. gusting 5-10 miles per hour. frank pointed this out, what i am looking for, we have been watching it for 30 minutes, i have been waiting waiting for somebody to splash it with water. >> cal fire, oakland fire department, east bay regional parks and alameda are all responding to this and weave a reporter on the way to the scene. we will keep covering this. there are new steps being taken to determine if a body found is that of michelle le. ktvu's rob roth is live with what happened when the woman accused of killing michelle le was in court today. >> reporter: we learned that a

forensic dentist was brought in to determine whether they are the remains of michelle le. >> reporter: a team of searchers found skeletal remains sunday in alameda county. we are told pathologist are conducting dna tests. >> couldn't see any clothing but that doesn't mean there isn't clothing underneath the body, which is why we take the body as one whole unit and take care to take the dirt around it as well. those fibbers and remnants get tangled up. >> reporter: michelle le, the nursing student disappeared in may. cell phone records indicate she was in the area where the remains were discovered. this morning the woman accused of murdering michelle le appeared in court. giselle esteban did not enter a

plea today, that was postponed till she is assigned a attorney. the attorney today said this. >> she is coping. the legal analyst says it's important giselle esteban get a lawyer quickly. >> she had no one advocating for her or her position in the case. establishing what her mental health is now or at the time of the incident, all of that is critical so we can have a viable defense. >> reporter: in an interesting twist, the mother of amber due buwaw who found the skeletal remains that may be of michelle le. she came up to the east bay over the weekend to help in the search and help find the remains. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news.

san francisco police made an arrest in a string of taxi cab robberies. at least four drivers have been robbed since mid-august. investigators say the suspected with ask to be taken to a certain intersection and he would threatthen driver and demand money. the name of the suspect hasn't been released. police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a girl this morning. officers say the man grabbed the girl and tried to pull her away. the victim was able to escape to a nearby school. the kidnapper is a black man in his 20s or 30s with a medium build and shoulder length dread logs and two stud piercings on the right side of his neck. if you have any information about the crime call south san

francisco police. detectives in san francisco are trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting that left a 14-year-old boy dead. two boys were shot last night. the second victim is hospitalized but is expected to survive. the gung fire game from a blue four door honda civic or accord. they don't know if it's gang related but it happened blocks away from a gang shooting last winter that left three dead. tonight at 5:30, we will have details on a gang prevention summit today. today we learned the owners of the cosco busan will pay a huge fine from the oil spill in the bayh in 2007. ktvu's david stevenson tells us the money will be put to use right here in the bay area. >> reporter: the spill happened

against that towler four years go. today it made history with a settlement. the november 2007 cosco busan crash and spill sent 53,000 gallons of oil into the bay, killing 6800 birds and oiling 100 miles of shoreline. >> this bay is a jewel of san francisco and the cosco busan oil spill left a scar across our water. >> reporter: today officials announced the ship's owners and operators will pay $45.5 million in penalties. >> these settlement funds will be used to conduct restoration projects, clean ships, and restore fisheries and reimburse for the injuries. >> reporter: san francisco will get 3.6 million with 7 million for fishing programs for

residents. the spill's effects still linger. they aim to use settlement funds to restore natural habitats. >> the shallow areas near shore where the oil was stranded. >> reporter: such cases usually take decades to resolve. the hope is the cosco busan story ends with a warning. >> this happened here in the bay, that thereis a price to pay and they will be held accountable. >> $32 million will fund fish and bird habitat restoration and improvement of recreational sites. the government will hold meetings to determine how that money will be spent. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. supporters of the same-sex marriage marriage are marking a victory tonight. a judge decided to unseal video recordings of last year's

trial. the tapes will become public at the end of the month unless the higher court overrules. groups were against the release. the official sponsors of prop 8 issued a statement, andy, general counsel says today's decision is bizarre for many reasons but mostly because it defies a order of the supreme court. we will appeal immediately. brad pitt is in oakland for a movie premier that has people lining up this morning for a good luck. ktvu's paul chambers is live where the story behind the film is hitting home. >> reporter: green and gold for the a's and the movie moneyball. we are live here on the green carpet. it is green, not red. hopefully we are waiting for the actors to talk to us but

the muchy is based on the oakland a's. to be honest most people are here to see one person. i think you know who it inasmuch. >> reporter: we are there this morning as crews put the final touches on the outfield,field, the back drop of the moneyball premier. some fans have been waiting since 8:30. >> can't let them be this close and not have a look. >> we are a's fans. >> i am missing school because she wanted a buddy. >> i like brad pitt. >> reporter: fans aren't the only ones preparing. >> hi, brad pitt. visit us. we want to meet you. >> reporter: it's business as usual but with a twist. several restaurants are offering specials because of the movie moneyball and they have a special spot for them. >> they are both welcome.

give them a private nook. >> reporter: the people working at hat guys are hoping to add his face to their wall. they feel what this premier is doing is -- >> positive for oakland and the city. downtown oakland. >> reporter: not only is it bringing eyes, the city will get $2 million from the movie. we will stay right here on the green carpet. as soon as they come through we will bring it to you. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> sports illustrated. pit talks about how little he knew about baseball, how it helped him get back to his roots and why he was drawn to the story. they call moneyball -- the issue hits stands on wednesday.

>> jean quan said the movie boosted the city's profile and bottom line. >> we think the film pumped $2 million into the oakland economy, the use of the coliseum, catering, hotel. >> the story's premise about a team doing more with less speaks a lot to the spirit in orland. -- in oakland. paul chambers is waiting for the actors to arrive. when they do we will show you their entrance. president obama today talked about a new plan to slash $3 trillion from the national deficit. >> we shouldn't balance the budget on the backs of the poor and middle class. for us to solve the problem everybody, including the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations have to pay their fair share. >> it calls for new revenues, higher taxes for wealthier

americans and reductions in medicare costs. coming up, who would be paying the higher taxes. >> fears about the growing debt crisis in greece pushed stocks down today. investors worried greasewer will not convince lenders it could repay its debt. today's closing numbers. the dow jones industrial average ended 108 points lower, or 0.9%. nasdaq composite lost 9 points, or 0.4%. coming up, continuing coverage of the breaking news, wildfire burning out of control right now near lake chabot regional park. we are keeping an eye on it. we have a reporter on the way to the scene. i am going to stay on the fire and then we will look at your forecast, spare the day day against tomorrow.

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. we continue to stay on top of breaking news. a fire that is happening in the east bay. news copper 2 is over it. the smoke is from a fire in chabot regional park. the water on the right side of the screen is the lake. there sagolf course nearby. we have someone that golf course who called in. kevin are you on the line? >> yes. yes. >> sorry, preston. tell us what you see. >> there is a lot of smoke. we witnessed -- we witnessed helicopters flying by and firefighters jumping out of the helicopter into the smoke out there. >> so you are seeing cruise bromin from above. see any water drops? we haven't seen any. >> we haven't either. >> we see one right now. just so you know. we seen a helicopter drop water

on the fire. you are that golfcourse. you are seeing smoke. seems like you are aways from where this is happening? >> yeah. >> thank you so much for calling us. appreciate you giving us a ring. the fire we have been watching for 45 minutes. we will talk to our chief meteorologist bill martin, weather has a lot to do with what is happening. we will break down the fire in the east bay. >> as you look that fire, you can see the -- you got the smoke. doesn't look as intense as it did 10, 20 minutes ago. that's the lake. a nice water source close to the fire. what we are seeing now that we did not see a few minutes ago, water drops and that's good news. remote terrain. hiking and camping area. you can see how remote it.

that fire is burning up hill. we see water drops now. that's good news. it is hot out there. dry. but there is no wind. that's good news. i will be back in a little wit with weather and we will look that fire and stay on it. >> thank you. we have new information tonight on a flight to oakland that passengers say was nerve- wracking. they knew something was wrong when the plane landed and surrounded by fire trucks. it was from seattle to oakland when it was forced to make a emergency landing because of a note found at sfo. that note was very specific. >> reporter: an alaska airlines flight made an emergency landing this morning. >> nerve-wracking for a while. they did their best to make everyone calm. >> reporter: passengers panicked. wondered what is going on as

law enforcement removed two men. >> they didn't tell us a lot. i saw the crew hugging each other. so felt like the threat was over then. the sheriff's department says an employee found a warning of a bomb on board mentions the seats where the two men you see had been sitting. >> two gentlemen had nothing to do with the notes but we didn't know that. they were questioned. no different when you pull a car over because it matches the description of a crime that occurred. >> reporter: the men were released. authorities screened 100 passengers and with the help of law enforcement they rechecked all the lungage and found nothing. some passengers were irked by the inconvenience but all the safety procedures were necessary and the note seemed credible. >> we handled it appropriately

based on the information provided in the note. >> should be looked into. >> it was cleared and back in the air today. the fbi has the note now in its possession and we are told they are following good leads tonight. investigators say the plane that crashed at a reno air show had video and data recorders on board. they hope that will help them figure out what caused the plane to crash. national transportation safety board looks at air races and shows. and it will be investigating what kind of plan was created for this particular show and race and determine whether or not it was met. >> three investigators that were on site at the air race. so they were immediately -- not onlies had h a chance to wins the accident but immediately on scene for the investigation. >> the death stole up to 10.

70 people are still in the hospital with injuries. the ntsb says its investigation could take up to 9 months. for continuing coverage go to www.ktvu.com and you will find pictures, video and the latest information. back new the weather and that fire burning leer lake chabot regional park. over to our chief meteorologist. the winds not real strong today. >> yeah. we are at the peak of fire season. this could be worse than it is. it is not a red flag warning today. good news. hot. spare the air day today. we have all been watching it in the news room and we have seen a lot of fires. one thing that strikes all of us, how it is staying on the ground. looks like a air drop right there. burning on the ground. that's great news. if you know firefighters, the

last thing they want is a fire like this is to get into the trees. you see hot shots on the ground. coming in and mopping up in this area. that's an active fire area. that is a tree and it's not catching fire. i don't know why. we have been watching, you think it would crawl up the trees. what we can see, it looks like the fire is burning brush long the grown. here is the other great news, no winds. water drops. drop right there. he hit that tree. may be moisting that so the tree doesn't catch on fire. you are getting water drops because you got a water source right there. little bit of wind created right there. winds right now at 10 miles per

hour. temperatures 90 degrees. this looks like it heated up. this is the general direction. lake chabot regional park, on the north side of the lake. when you have a spare the air day like this usually you get the air sinking and dries out. humidity in the teens. winds going like this. cooler direction. it's hot. we are in for a heat spell but this isn't a red flag warning heat spell. spare the, two days in a row. tomorrow another day as well. i will come back at 5:45 and look at your forecast, more heat and more spare the hair days and we will stay on the fire. see you back here. we will continue to cover the fire with news chopper 2 over head and we have reporters

heading to the scene. and a new ktvu channel 2 news field pole on the -- poll on the direction california is going. angry protest in oakland. why one school is failing when it comes to class size. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show.

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california going in the right direction or do you feel they are off on the wrong track. 65% wrong track. 24% right direction. 11% had no opinion. voters continue to be critical of the job performance oof the state legislator. republicans have a negative view of lawmakers. 65% of california voters disapprove of the job they are doing. 80% of republicans and 53% of democrats disapprove of lawmakers performance. brown is holding his own when it comes to his approval rating. 49% approve of the governor's job performance. 32% disapprove. 19% had no improvement. that's a slight improvement from june. coming up you will find out

what california voters think of the spending cuts. head to head in court today to settle a dispute that could be worth billions of dollars. a lawsuit claims google's android software usessants for java that oracle acquired. no word on the outcome of the talks but the future of the operating system could be at steak here. google's ceo and oracle ceo attended the hearing today. if there is no agreement a trial is set for october 31. signs of gang activity in oakland. what leaders from around the state are doing to combat gangs. >> this is not class warfare. >> president obama reveals his new tax plan. why the rich are not the only targets and continuing coverage

of the fire burning near lake chabot regional park. firefighters are now on the scene. air drops and it looks like they are making project. we are keeping an eye on this. more live coverage coming up momentarily. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home.

. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. we continue to follow breaking news in the east bay. live news chopper 2, fire cruise arriving at the scene of the fire near lake chabot regional park. burning on the castro valley side. you can look at the rugged terrain. back live now above the fire. we have been following for you for a half hour now.

what is interesting. it's a very, very hot day out there. 90 degrees or so. our chief meteorologist bill martin was telling us. but there isn't a lot of wind. this fire can't changed that much. hasn't grown wildly or spread, although there hasn't been much of a fire season so far. while there may be fuel, this fire is not really expanding. a lot of smoke from the trees. drivers on interstate 580 can see that. there are about 4 departments there at the scene attacking the scene. cal fire, oakland fire, east bay regional parks and alameda. we will stay on top of the story. bring you updates on ktvu as soon as we get them. 2506 a gang summit in oakland. they are sharing ideas on how to fight gangs. one of the tools are the gang

injunctions. ktvu's christian is live. . >> you can see the neighborhood has been targeted and tagged by gang members right now. the oakland mayor is preparing to lead a discussion on what oakland learned about fighting gangs. >> reporter: a two day conference to share ideas on what is working when it comes to combatting gangs. jean quan says everyone from police, schools and probation are all working together. >> we want to invest and get grants to deal with gangs in california. >> reporter: the police chief says working with the community is key in his gang plan. >> you can't do it alone. you be to have relationships there, the trust that is there, you have to be open to criticism. >> reporter: jim agrees community involvement is important but says civil injunctions, preventing gang members hanging out together is

useful as well as is a policy of targeting the worst of the gang members. >> grab them and put them in jail. the other group where they are starting to get involved. get them into programs. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee says it dropped the homicide rate. >> right now, homicides are reduced by 46% compared to previous years. >> reporter: there is one area of common certain, the public safety realignment. some felons will be held in county jail, instead of prisons. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. in an hour, san francisco police are expected to release details about an officer involved shooting. the violence broke out saturday

morning in north beach. police say officers shot jesus paredes rodriguez after he pointed a gun at officers. the officers missed him and hit a man and a woman in their legs. they were treated and released from the hospital. parents, students and teachers in oakland are rallies against crowded classrooms. dozens gathered this morning, they say class size violates the terms of teachers contracts. the maximum class side for grades 1 through 3 is 30 but she has a class with 37 students. >> they can't be put into situations where it's unsafe, they can't learn, four classrooms are overthe maximum. >> ogres of the protest say they were told the school district doesn't have enough money to reduce classes.

president obama unveiled his deficit reduction plan. as jennifer davis reports the proposal triggered another round of budget debate on capitol hill. >> reporter: president obama challenges his republican critics, insisting half the savings need to come from higher taxes on the wealthy. >> it's math. the president is proposing $580 billion in cuts to medicare and 1.5 trillion in new taxes. he wants to let tax cuts expire for top earners and establish a millionaire rule. >> there is no justification for it. >> reporter: republican reaction was critical. >> i am going to get new revenue from putting americans

back to work and back on the tax rules. >> reporter: many say the president's plan amounts to a political stunt. >> talking about the proposal, he didn't hear that going into today. more of the same. >> reporter: why would the white house present a plan it knows republicans will reject? >> no willingness to embrace a balanced approach, then we went back to put together a plan that eflects our view how to do it. >> stuck in the middle is the super committee,. in washington, jennifer davis fox news. billionaires aren't the only one whose would pay more. letting the tax cuts expire mean higher taxes for those who make more than $200,000 a year. and $130 billion in new or

higher government fees. security fees for airline passengers would triple by 2017 from $5 to $15. and some military retirees would pay a $200 fee for the government to cover out of pocket medicare costs. the bay area company netflix is splitting in two, what that means and we shows you these pictures last week, tonight the fall out and what it could mean for the products available in your safeway. big moves will be made at the san bruno explosion. ginnin. they are the purest way to gauge success. maybe the only way to gauge success. but the most powerful thing about humble beginnings is that they are... ♪ ...humbling. show where you're going without forgetting where you're from. ♪ now lease the all-new 2011 chrysler 300

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. some safeway customers are reporting sparse offering after a fire at the distribution center on friday. it shut down power to the entire facility. it supplies food to 265 stores in california, nevada and hawaii. a tire on the north end of lake chabot. we have been monitoring the fire for an hour. you can see the fire trucks there, there arologist air drops as well and 4 departments are working to fight the fire and appears they are making progress. it doesn't look like it spread much, if at all.

this is a remote area used by hikers and campers. the weather may be playing a factor here, the winds are very low and that is good news for firefighters. we will talk more about that with our chief meteorologist bill martin in a couple minutes and keep you posted on new develops on this fire at lake chabot regional park. >> the crater left behind in san bruno after the slows, pg&e crews are set to fill it in tomorrow. the mayor is inviting people to shovel the dirt into the hole. netflix is splitting in two. last night they announced its dvd and streaming service will operate as separate businesses. the dvd division will be called quikster. the company faced a back lash when it announced it was

raising prices. last night's announcement came with an apology for how the company communicated the changes. australians, 29%, said it was likely they would become millionaires. compared to 21% in the u.s. unemployment in australia is 5.3%. compared to 9.1 in the u.s. and 8% in britain. he is back home. a boy from philadelphia who was hit by a hit-and-run driver after a giants' phillies game is telling his story tonight. we will keep an eye on the fire and talk about the spare the air day tomorrow and very, very high temperatures.

lawsuits could force plans for high-speed rail in california to slow down. a coalition of cities and groups has gone to court twice over environmental studies of the route. the rail authority did a new study after the first lawsuit but now a new lawsuit is challenging that revised study. it's been 10 years since the anthrax attack killed 10 people. major steps have been taking a boost defenses. experts say there are still

gaps in the nation's ability to respond. >> reporter: it was a wakeup call that terrorism was a real threat. anthrax sent by mail killed fbi people and revealed major weakness. after 10 years and billions of dollars in improvements. >> we are safer. >> reporter: one of the top researchers also tells thus gains made after the attacks could be in jeopardy. one of the biggest worries. >> that even though we have national stock piles of vaccines and anti-virals they won't work against unknown threats and funding for more research is uncertain. >> unfortunately what we have seen in the last 10 years is the threats multiply faster than we can develop drugs to keep up with them.

>> reporter: another concern is drastic cuts to the nation's healthcare system are hurting. 33 states slashed funding and alaid off 15% of the work force in the last two years. >> gadgets, equipment get you so far. you need people, boots on the ground to administer the treatments, vaccines, plans. >> reporter: in a survey most health departments in california reported cuts over the past year and with budget battles going on in congress, much less federal help is on the way. reporting from washington d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. library supporters are winning a battle against book beens. the beens can be found in front of markets with the words books for charity. groups say they were set up by

a for profit company based in washington. now stores are removing the stores from outside their stores and other stores are reevaluating the beens. new at 6:00, the man accused of a violent crime spree is behind bars. the tribute to friends and co- workers paid to the women kidnapped and killed. also, a warning for parents, why your children may not be as protected as you think. and you wouldn't think we would need a law to tell us expired baby food shouldn't be sold but that is what is on the governor's desk tonight. continuing to follow breaking news in the east bay a fire at chabot regional park. news chopper 2 is over the scene. we have been seeing smoke,

water drops by fire crews. as we bring in our chief meteorologist, bill martin, the weather is having an impact? >> absolutely. it's hot and dry but because there is no wind this thing isn't spreading. hasn't gotten to the tree tops. burning along the ground. tupeers from what we have seen, they are getting a good handle on the fire. if you have big winds, you would have a big, big fire. this is a remote area. rugged terrain. the upshot as well, we mentioned this, lake chabot right there, water supply, easy water access. hopefully we will have better news as we move into the 6:00 hour. we will follow the story and we have firefighters on the ground. if you look hard you might see them, dressed in yellow. patchy fog at the coast. warm to hot again tomorrow. today was a spare the air day,

tomorrow spare the air day is a. temperatures tomorrow, 95 concord. 94 fairfield. day time highs tomorrow as warm. this high pressure is doing what it does to doo in september, this is a classic bay area weather pattern. we have our worst fires because of this. the heat isthrop because it's set up in a way we are not seeing the off shore flow. the winds. we don't have those. without those we are getting a good handle on the fire. forecast highs tomorrow, another warm day. i mentioned this, this is the time of year, we go okay, start looking for fires because it is not hard to get a fire when you get highes like these. 95 brentwood. tomorrow is one of those days. we listen to the scanners closely. tomorrow there is not a lot of

wind either. if something breaks out, hopefully we are in the same position. forecast highs for the coast. peninsula, warm. 64 pacifica. 75 daily city. if you have been to ocean beaches, you may have noticed the red tides. the surface of the water, orange, there is your five-day forecast, with your weekend in view, if you are going out to the beaches, you will notice this. it's beach weather. ocean beach, you can see it. >> seems like we caught a break with the fire and there no wind. thank you. television comedy modern family was a winner last night at the emmy awards. [ singing ] >> jane lynch hosted. modern family took home 5

emmys. for drama the best series went to mad men for the fourth year in a role. she won best actress for the good wife. in a surprise, he won for friday night lights. >> we spent eight wonderful years together. and i know you will continue to make great television. >> it appears that was the most watched moment from the award show. charlie sheen giving his best to 2 and a half men. his speech before presenting was the moment that was played back the most. a 17-year-old movie is hitting the number one spot at the box office this weekend. [ singing ] >> you remember that song, the lion king, $29 million in its

first weekend. only $10 million less than when it debut in 1994. developing news happening in oakland. brad pitt is making his way to the theater. i got word he was across the street. meeting with his fans, signing autographs. it's 5:52. the screening is supposed to start at 6:00. we are expecting to see him any minute now. when you talk about hollywood coming to oakland, doesn't happen that often. we love it. we love the business it brings to the city and the positive attention it brings. the mayor was -- just heard we are bringing in $2 million because of moneyball. the minute we see him we will come right back to you. we will be right back.

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. brad pitt is on the end of the green carpet. we are waiting for him. there is a lot of people. they all want to see him. we will bring it to you as soon as he gets close to us. >> looks like billy bean there in the center. has brad pitt -- can you describe how far away from you he is? >> reporter: he is about 15

yards away from us. he is standing the talking to people at the end of the green carpet. we have seen joe come through. they are all doing a -- >> i think we see him. there he is. >> reporter: you can see him right there. we will try to get him to come down and talk to us. billy bean is nearby. probably get both if we can. >> he was across the street signing autographs. you talked to two women out there since this morning. >> reporter: i talked to them. they were here since 8:30. one of them, the mom brought her daughter who skipped school so i hope they got a good glitches. >> we will bring that to you when the 6:00 news starts in 90 seconds.

complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. good evening, no doubt one of hollywood's biggest stars in oakland tonight. this is a live picture of brad pitt. the long blond hair. dark glasses.

>> there he is. >> this is in oakland right now. he is others from the cast and crew of moneyball are in oakland because that movie is premiering here. we have known he has been working the crowd, signing autographs for the past 5 minutes or so. we have had a lot of people saying they plan to get there early today. we heard from two women who got there at 8:30 a.m. one of our cruise there. paul chambers says brad pitt is making his way over. what we are hoping for is paul will be able to ask him some questions and when that happens we will bring it live to you. we will come back to the scene when brad pitt makes over. we are continuing to following develops news from the east bay, firefighters are battling a wildfire. the flames broke out on chabot