were on the city's payroll. >> it seems that you cross a line when you want to threaten a person, by saying you will expose their personal information. >> reporter: the name, paul young, was on the list. >> that is a clear intention to expose the information, is to quiet and silence, you think it is terrible. >> reporter: just yesterday, anonymous released personal information of oakland city leaders, including the police chief, howard jordan. calling the move revenge for their handling of occupy oakland. and now a new message delivered to her, as somebody who sits on the community advisory board. the post says we are anonymous, we are legion, we don't forget or forgive. >> reporter: they say you're a hypocrite. >> you know what? i am speaking the truth, this has nothing to do whether or not i back the police or city council members. i am fighting for the city of oakland. >> reporter: she says the phone call and the new posting do not

intimidate here. another protest is scheduled for next week. and members of oakland's asian, chinese and asian- american communities called on the occupy protesters to seek peaceful ways to communicate the message, they say they want a strong, positive message, but can't tolerate the violence. they say it is very hard on the elderly who came from situations of war and chaos. >> they hear the helicopters, the sirens, and all the activities that they saw. and they're seniors, it just reminds them of many, many bad experiences. and many of them express they have issues, physically and mentally. >> others say they have lost business, and a sense of security since the protests began. coming up at 5:30, our eric rasmussen will take a look at how others react to the protests and what they hope to hear from the mayor in the

state of the city address tonight. and major development regarding the violence case against mirkarimi. we learned why mirkarimi will finally be able to see his young son again. >> reporter: well, frank that is right, with the domestic violence case just days away, the sheriff scored a victory, one that lets him see his son. >> i get to see my son, and i can't tell you how excited and grateful i am. >> reporter: the sheriff, ross mirkarimi, won the visitation rights with his son, after being barred from seeing him on january 13th, after he was arrested on domestic violence charges against his wife, lopez, today, a family court judge granted him visitation rights. >> in times that we were separated, just so i could get through, i bought little books and toys like this little fire engine. i couldn't buy a sheriff's car.

>> reporter: and the supervision will be arranged by an adult cousin. he can see his son for two hours each weekday, and up to six hours on the weekend day. >> it will be a surprise for him. >> reporter: a criminal restraining order bars mirkarimi with contact from his wife. the attorneys deny any abuse took place. prosecutors will say it is different. there will be testimony from a former girlfriend of mirkarimi, showing a common pattern of violence. today, they say they're focused on the son's well-being. >> well, i have to say that i am extremely happy that theo will get to see his son. >> and now i want to be re- united. we're doing everything we can to make it happen and just make this absolute nightmare go away. >> reporter: the attorney prosecuting mirkarimi also came to the court hearing today.

the attorneys called it inference, they are making sure the sheriff is still barred from contact with his wife. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 action news. and a federal prosecutor will file new charges against a former danville police officer who is already facing prosecution in the scandal involving charges they say a private investigator paid him with drugs and guns to make the arrests. the federal prosecutor says the new charges will be filed before his next court day on march 20. and the unrest in syria is intense tonight. the country is seeing the worst day in almost a year since the uprising began. and while a lot of the video we have seen coming into the news room is just too graphic to show you, we can show you these pictures. and you're about to see what is happening in the city of homes, apparently in ruins, we're told

that 50 people have been killed in the city of holmes just today. this as troops until to the president continue to shell residential areas. [loud noises] >> reporter: this amateur video captures the assault on this city, the press is tightly controlled by the government, but by many accounts the city here has been the site of several attacks. [loud noises] >> reporter: violence elsewhere is also crippling daily life. the state department today described what is happening in this city. >> no power, water or phones. no internet in the city, reports of some 20 houses destroyed by regime forces, five killed, 35 injured. >> reporter: today, the white house says they're considering pursuing nonmilitary options inside syria, in an attempt to work with them. but the pentagon and president have started plans, if and when

president obama may decide to switch to a military option. >> we believe that political solution -- is the right way to go. now we never rule anything out in a situation like this. >> reporter: this make shift hospital shows hundreds giving blood, medical supplies are being stock-piled as the residents brace for what is coming next. and while the white house is weighing the next move, the russian president says they should stay out of syria, and let the country settle their problems. and santorum was campaigning in texas today, and predicted he will do well in that state's primary. he also spoke to a group of pastors about his faith and his victory. >> one of the great gifts that i've had in my political career is that nobody ever thinks that i could ever win anything.

don't -- coming up at 5:30, the tough words santorum had for san francisco's ninth circuit court of appeals and the ruling on same-sex marriage. and mitt romney moving on in georgia, he told others that they acted like democrat during their earlier political careers. he also said that despite yesterday's losses he expects to win the republican primary race. >> obviously nevada was terrific news for us, the three last night not as good. congratulations to santorum on a big night but we're looking forward to the games ahead and we think we'll pick up the delegates we need to get the nomination. >> mitt romney still has won more delegates than all three of the rivals combined. the election coverage will continue on the website, we're always monitoring the candidates, you can go to ktvu for more coverage. and bringing a team to the

proposed stadium. many supporters have high hopes. ktvu's robert handa has more on what wolf told them. >> reporter: well, we're at the proposed stadium site downtown, where san jose and the a's owner whether or not wolf owner lou wofl wants to bring the team. he came to discuss the progress, if any of moving the team here. and sensing that wolf had heard a decision from the commissioner, bud selig, he made an immediate announcement. >> and i really wish i was here with a fantastic announcement for you. i commend you to read the parable, about the hare and the tortoise. >> reporter: he says he was worried about the three-year delay, but at one point wolf gave a time table for how long he wanted to wait. >> we have a way of demanding a

vote. but that is not our nature. so the best thing for us to do in the next couple of months, see where we go. >> reporter: but later he backed off. >> was that a sort of time table? >> no. >> reporter: what is the two months -- >> i don't know what i said -- i take it back. >> you just said you wouldn't wait -- >> i don't want to wait forever. i think we're getting close to either a yes or no decision, and i would say a couple of months would be great, but i can't confirm that. >> reporter: the mayor says he shares wolf's frustration. >> well, that is lou, if it takes a couple of months, it does. that seems quick at the rate we have been going. >> reporter: the county assessor who conducted today's question and answer session says the supporters don't plan to slow down lobbying efforts and still hope to put the project on in november. live, robert handa. and new information out for the race in california,

beginning may 13th in santa rosa, the bikers will go through bay area cities, including san francisco, danville, wa lnut creek, among others, they head south through sonora, clovis and bakers felted. and a group gathering outside blue shield in san francisco, they say next month blue shield will raise rates on more than 20,000 people by 15%. and the group claims that blue shield has a 3 billion surplus, consumer watch is collecting signatures for a november initiative, requiring them to disclose and justify the rate hikes before they take effects. >> blue shield's increases have just been so high. for me it has been 346% since 2005. and that is for a very, very

expensive deductible, 5000 every year. >> reporter: a blue shield official told ktvu the company has no comment on the initiative. we have some developing news out of hayward right now. s.w.a.t. teams surrounded a home on hayward boulevard and civic. officers are in a stand-off with a man who is inside the building. at this point police are not saying much, but there is a lot of fire power at the scene. our news chopper 2 is over ahead monitoring the situation, but this video is not live because we don't want to show the movement of officers who have surrounded the home. we do have a crew heading to the scene, we'll have more on the information. and the computer networking giant, 60s cisco reporting better numbers, up 7 cents a share from a year earlier. revenues grew 10%, net income rose 40%, they will pay a

dividend of eight cents on common shares as reported. and california and new york agreeing to sign on to a proposed legal settlement with some of the nation's biggest mortgage lenders, some of the news organizations quote sources close to the deal, including bank of america, wells fargo, j.p. morgan chase, citybank and allied financial. they have reportedly agreed to pay 25 million to help people in trouble with their mortgages, in exchange from immunity of a narrow category of lawsuits regarding foreclosure papers. however the door would still be open for other litigation. and stocks back in positive territory today. they came as they appeared to close in on the cost cutting deal, to avoid defaulting. still, the dow added 5 points, nasdaq up by 11.

and accused of attempting to murder a federal officer. why those who know the suspect are so surprised. and i'm back here in just ten minutes, you saw what the fog did this morning up around the napa area, there will be more fog for the morning commute. i'll have the location ♪

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fluid. >> reporter: but we learned investigators are looking at the possibility this shooting may have been over some personal matter. authorities are not releasing his name, saying only he was stationed at san francisco international airport, working for the u.s. customs and border protection agency, and that he is in the hospital with three bullet wounds. >> he is in guarded, critical care. we're thankful he is still with us. >> reporter: bagwell worked in this apartment complex in oakland. he appears well liked by tenants and neighbors. >> he is a very kind, understanding person. i don't know what the incident was. but -- i have only found him to be very nice and honest. >> honest. >> he works a lot, i know, he would go teach and during the day he would be here up until 2:00, sometimes working on projects. >> reporter: dennis bagwell is scheduled to appear in court in fremont tomorrow afternoon,

where he is expected to be formally charged with attempted murder. reporting live, union city, rob ross, ktvu news. and police say a drug manufacturing operation appears to have set off an explosion at a mom home in san francisco last night, sending both a woman and a boy to the hospital. police say they found drug paraphernalia inside, saying that somebody was using a butane tank to manufacture the drugs, when it blew up in the home. the parents took a woman and 12- year-old boy to the hospital. officers say the woman could face criminal charges. and fog blamed for a crash. 31 vehicles were involved in 11 separate collisions near scaggs island road, early in the morning. they shut down the highway to make way for emergency

vehicles. the drivers suddenly came to a halt due to the accidents. >> traffic just stopped completely. and -- the only choice i had is going into the river i guess. >> the cars were all stopped. i pulled to the side, the lady in back of me hit me and pushed me into the car in front of me. but then i could just hear a lot of crashes. >> officers said it appeared that all the injuries were minor. now the chp also issued fog advisories for several bay area bridges this morning. it looked like this at the toll plaza right at 8:15. fog slowed here and on other bridges as well. other bridges were included in the advisories. and weather creating magnificent but also dangerous conditions along the pacifica shoreline today. that is what the surf looked like earlier today. some of the waves came crashes down on the end of the peer. and with the folkses getting

closer, the peer was later shut down. two men who had enough of fishing were surprised to see the waves. >> we hoped this morning when we came out here, it was pretty much evident that we were not going to do anything today. >> reporter: surfers also avoided the area, moving to the more sheltered cove down shore. we have more postings on the report on our home page. and what the fog did to others, let's talk to bill martin, this is what you talked about yesterday? >> yes, waves, fog, the fog is coming back, we'll see more valley fog tomorrow morning. and out there when it happened at 37 by black point and going over towards sears point, that is a low-lying area, there is a lot of moisture. the dew points get high, you get a lot of fog formation with low visibility, let's take a look. there is the area, this is one area, but i mentioned this last

night, you know the areas that are similar to this, but this area is famous, low-lying, marshland, cool temperatures, low lying, a lot of moisture, you get fog right down on the ground. that is what is happening again tomorrow morning, i don't think it will be as widespread as it was this morning. but again, dangerous conditions in the central investigate, they are call it fog, radiation fog and valley fog, all the same thing, a function of light winds, lots of moisture at the surface and very cool nights. so tonight, cool temperatures, at which fog well form. mainly in the upper 30s, mid- 30, tonight, 37 degrees in santa rosa, dew point temperatures at 37 degrees, you will see fog. anywhere that the dew point temperatures met, fog will form. and that is why i discussed fog out towards fairfield, antioch and livermore. and when you are used to driving in it, you go oh you know what you're doing. but all of a sudden the visibility, if you are in a low-

lying area, you can go from maybe a dozen yards or 30 yards or so down to 10 yards because the fog drops low, in a shallow area, so be ready for it. a wake-up call for all of us. we talk about it, but it is brought to light in a situation like this morning. dense visibility, not as dense as this morning. but the fog will be there early in the morning. and last night there was fog forming in santa rosa as early as 10:30. so the fog will already be in place. when i come back we'll look at the overall forecast, a few sprinkles in the five-day forecast. i'll tell you where it is. we'll look at the bay area week, and chinese new year is around the corner, we'll have that on channel 2 action news. and we'll get you straight with the weather forecast there. the internet is buzzing with sightings of an alleged water monster, you may call it iceland's very own version of the lochness monster.

this new amateur video is showing the picture there. and locals believe it is the legendary river worm, that first gained popularity back in 1345. since then, there were several claims of sightings. and you may say it is a wake-up call. >> i can't help but feel this is like trying to get socks on a monster. the alarm some bay area leaders sounded on capitol hill. and former governor schwarzenegger back this time as an inmate. we'll have more in a moment

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. internet security experts on capitol hill today, warning that the infrastructure is vulnerable to cyber security threats. >> i can't help but worry it is massive. >> and others worry about the hugeness of the problem, experts told the committee that the cyber attacks are no longer a dorm room activity, but more like spy activity from organized groups, including power plants, infrastructure and other important areas. today's witness list included executives from two silicon valley firms, they warned that sweeping new government regulations could actually hurt more than help. >> the bad guys move fast.

we need to have speed, quick license, carefulness in the ability to respond. attempting to comply with a compliance model that takes a long time to build and implement slows us down. >> businesses are asking for more federal money to help to beef up the cyber defenses. but some in congress want more government over sight. a bill in the house would require more information- sharing between government and private industry between the cyber threats and attacks. and police arresting a man who they believe was responsible for threats. richard higgerson was going down the wrong way, approached the police, and took off on the bike that turned out to be stolen. an officer chased him before a passer by grabbed him, pulling him off the bike. police say he may have been stealing bikes downtown at around san jose state university. and you could see more thefts on bikes, going up

system-wide by 20%, numbers show, over the last six years. the larger numbers are at wallnut hill station and pleasant grove. the ashby and other stations are among them. and film makers today said that schwarzenegger has signed to star in the prison break adventure. it will show schwarzenegger as an inmate. stallone plays an inmate who designs an escape plan. it is set to begin in louisiana. and oakland's mayor could face a tough crowd at tonight's state of the city address. the new concerns about occupy oakland and the new voices weighing in. the celebrity challenge is part of the tradition, the double beach national pro am. they expect fun, but every now

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plaza. 94-year-old laura chung was very loud at the rally in china town. >> and together we stand, united we can make changes. >> reporter: instead of filling the streets, about 50 people packed here in the room at the chinese restaurant to speak out about the occupy oakland protests. this demonstration got out of control last month. they say it kept seniors inside, and hurt others in the middle of the chinese celebration. >> the businesses are devastated. employees are afraid. everybody is afraid. >> reporter: one spokesperson said that people want to hear an action plan from the mayor on how the city will handle future protests and how to help out the city. for others, the key issue is crime. what type of job do you think the mayor is doing? >> i think her time is up. >> we have more businesses trying to get in here than we have space to give them. >> reporter: despite

challenges, one spokesperson said that the business is rallying, and is supportive of the mayor. >> i think that mayor kwan is the person, who in spite of what people are making her a target, i think she is actually the one to bring us together. >> reporter: and at least one leader of a campaign to recall mayor kwan also told me he plans to be here tonight. the mayor is expected to deliver her address at 7:00. live, oakland, eric rasmussen ktvu channel 2 action news. following breaking news right now, happening in castro valley. there is an officer-involved shooting there, nearby, you see a person taken away by stretcher and a car there. at grove and center street, this is just south of interstate 580 of the it appears the intersection is closed because of all the vehicles in the road. we talked to the alameda county authorities, they say the suspect has been shot and an officer has been injured in

some way. again, this intersection is groveway and center street in castro valley. that is closed, the investigation is just starting, we'll have updates and stay on top of the story. a federal appeals court today said that a stanford student can sue the government as she was mistakenly put on the no-fly list. she had gone to a conference in january of 2005. on her return she was detained for a day at sfo. ibrahim has since been stopped from flying to the u.s. because she is on the government's no- fly list. a lower court threw out her lawsuit, claiming her constitutional rights were violated. but today, the ninth circuit court of appeals overturned the decision. coming up later, a new program launched at sfo, looking at how frequent fliers can move through security more quickly.

>> and today, newt gingrich ending a bus tour in ohio, coming in fourth in missouri and minnesota, finishing third in colorado. he is looking at other states, including ohio, today he told the factory workers in cleveland he wants to allow the manufacturers a tax write-off on all new equipment. >> we are always the most productive and creative. if we do it we can compete with china, germany, india and japan. >> aides say that along with ohio, the campaign is focusing on tennessee, oklahoma, michigan and arizona. and santorum mixing religion and politics today, lashing out at the same-sex marriage, right here in california. he criticized san francisco's ninth circuit court of appeals

and the ruling against california's ban on gay marriage. >> your belief of marriage between a man and woman is not rational, based on hate and being a bigot. that is what they just wrote. this is the intolerance of the left. the intolerance of the ideas. >> santorum said the institution of marriage saved his life. and that his religious faith group when he met and married his wife, karen. he then joined in a group prayer with supporters. one day after california's court ruling, lawmakers in washington state today voted to legalize gay marriage in their state. the washington state house passed the measure on a 55-43 vote, one applauded, saying it is a poor substitution for marriage. the same-sex marriage marriage bill was approved and will be signed into law next week. and celebrity shootout day at the pro am golf tournament.

the stars and pros are coming together to raise some green for a good cause. live at pebble beach, what is happening there, joe? >> reporter: well, the sun is setting on the peninsula, and the beautiful golf course, this is a tradition of what the pro am is all about. on the wednesday before the tournament, the new tradition surfaced, the new 3-m celebrity challenge. the first was increased in the challenge to 108,000, given to 12 different charities. it is all part of a tradition that was started by bing crosby in 1937. >> its an honor, it will never be like then, but it is in good handings. >> hand -- hands. >> we don't care about the weather -- >> one time i won it. i brag about that. >> reporter: most celebrities will never get their name on

the board here, so it is about having fun. george lopez, doubling as nacholibre. and you never know what bill murray will be wearing, but he is a part of theture, -- charity, with this birdie putt. the big winners were chris berman, he had a $40,000 putt. >> i played with chris last year in this event, and chris was horrible. very horrible. >> reporter: chris was better. and his partner made the shot of the day. with a chip that was not equaled in the playoffs for an additional 40,000. >> most of the foundations back in missouri that this is going to, they do a lot to grow the game. they put clubs in kids' hands, and under privileged kids' hands in an early age, it is important, teaching them cher,

most of all, love of the game. >> reporter: and a chance to do this on a nearly perfect day. this really was one of those days that was almost ordered up by the chamber of commerce, expected to be that way. all weekend they start to play for real in this truly unique tournament tomorrow. joe fonzi, ktvu. and how about this, a young woman from lafayette is chosen to be part of the junior olympic shot gun team. the organization announced today that kim bowers is one of 22 competitive shooters named to the team out of more than 80 who applied. the junior olympic team is seen as a gate way for eventually reaching the olympics shooter team. the new law aimed at makes justice safer. the move that showed what the law will do. plus? this is a win, win, win for everybody. and asking what the win, win, win is, and what it means for the city. and take a close look at this sign, there is actually

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that san francisco is the greenest city in america. they say the city's clean taxi program not only met the goal to reduce the emissions by 20%, but more than doubled the goal. >> we have exceeded the 20% goal and now have a 49% number. >> reporter: with an increase in taxi cabs, newsom listed the benefits as lower gas price photo drivers, lower maintenance costs for companies, and cleaner air audio . and house democrats announcing legislation to make the fruit juices safer, establishing the same limits on lead and arsenic that were to be in drinks. the report followed that 10% of apple and grape juice samples found 10% more lead than in bottled water. >> i can't give up my pure

drink, i tried to eat apples -- go natural. >> the juice products association has disputed the accuracy of the consumer reports' test. if the bill passes, the fda would have two years to establish the new standards. and getting the cold hard facts about your health condition is not always so easy. more than half the doctors participating in the study say they will often sugar coat a diagnosis. some have even said they lied to a patient. the lead researcher said they are trying to give people hope, and said that the survey shows that 20% of doctors say they have not fullle disclosed a medical mistake for fear of being sued. and a ban to stop residents from slaughtering animals at their homes got new support. the bill should also include a ban against home slaughter, some say. only three of the five city council members were at the monday meeting.

two of the members sided against the ban. so now the city staff will not go forward with developing a ban. instead they plan to monitor the impacts of the new law and report back if there are any problems. the roar of the ocean, but scientists today said it is ship noise that is causing whales big problems. and back here in just ten minutes, there were fog problems on the morning commute this morning. there will be more problems tomorrow morning, we'll have more on the hot spots

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. some highway workers who make highway signs will get a spelling lesson. take a look at this sign with you found near highway 101 near katate, the park is misspelled, it should be rohnert. the sonoma county transportation said they're tracking down people who made the sign. the contractor will be responsible for replacing the sign. and new research showing significant damage to whales from ship noise. john fowler here with now a national tragedy helped to lead to the discover. >> that is right, the attacks on 911, 2001, gave the scientists a unique opportunity to study whales in a quieter ocean. the massive ship enins are so loud, the scientists say the noise is over-stressing whales, changing their behavior. >> we need to protect them, not disturb them in their patterns. >> reporter: the first of its

kind research today on whale hormones collected from feces, scientists studied whales before the reduction of ship traffic because of 9/11, and then during the time it was normal, they found the ship noise clearly caused whales significant stress. that under-scores the new whale studies done here off the golden gate. >> the stress alters the normal behavior. >> reporter: ship noise is related to speed. and i've learned that the gulf at the sanctuary is considering a speed limit on big ships. >> just a way to slow them down or reduce the vibration. >> reporter: as i first told you last year, ship speed is also a significant factor in the sharp rise of collisions with whales. a speed limit may help them to survive, and more importantly to communicate. >> they need to know where the other whales and food is, just like we need to talk, so do

whales. >> reporter: and the advisory commission is making a recommendation on the speed limit, first week in june, the public will be invited to comment. john fowler ktvu. and the number of fatal shark attacks up hugely world wide. the university of florida shark attack reports that there were 12 deaths in 2011, twice in number in 2010. nine were outside the u.s. many were in florida, scientists say the jump in fatal attacks may be because people are traveling to more remote locations where they're far from medical help when a shark attacks. and the contra costa advisers looking at the amount for trash-pick-up. the fee would raise 8.7 annually to pay for programs mandated by the state and federal governments to control the pollution from run-off.

the ballots will go out to people february 21, and you will have until april 6 to vote. and looking at the fog today, a nice day after it burned off. we'll talk to chief meteorologist bill martin. >> yes, more fog on the way, the daytime highs in the upper 60s, tomorrow, warmer as we head to thursday, before that fog comes back in the picture. these were the highs from today, significant, big warmup from yesterday, five to 10 degrees in some places. we had rain yesterday if you remember it. 65 in antioch today. highs tomorrow, up another three to five degrees. upper 60s, low 70s. the bay area forecast tonight calling for more of the valley fog. now the huge impact on that morning commute. especially up in the north bay and east bay. so be ready for it. again you know where the problems were this morning, up by the point area. definitely there will be fog again, nacasio, fog, by clayton, you know the spots. be prepared, the ingredients

are right. and the chinese new year coming up this weekend. there is the parade route. you know what the weather will be like, nice, mid-50s, one of the nights that you want to be out there for the parade, or watch it on channel 2 action news. we'll cover it like we always do. a neat night. one of the largest chinese new year's parade. partly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-50s, so as we go into tomorrow, fog in the valley, patchy fog, showing up there, about midnight tonight. it will hang until about mid- morning tomorrow. the high pressure center stage, until about friday, a weak system is coming to the coast, make main impact from that, possible sprinkles, don't change plans, just a cooler environment. the out lay like this on thursday, nice day, the clouds, friday that is what i'm talking about, just a light chance of sprinkles, friday afternoon, no big deal. so as we go through time. daytime highs tomorrow, 60s,

low 70s possible. the five-day forecast, breaking out like this. you can see the bay area weekend in view, and we have a nice one coming up. so yeah, we need rain, and we're not getting it. another really nice week ahead. tomorrow, something like april 10th or something, it will be like spring. >> yeah, it is beautiful, thank you. and hundreds of school children getting an education in passion, drauma and music today during a trip to the opera in san jose ♪ ♪ ♪ high school students packed the california theater, san jose treating them to a sneak preview. this event was part of opera san jose's pay through child school out reach program. the company begins this saturday. if you're a frequent flier into an out of san francisco international airport, relief from some of the long lines may

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will come out of sfo by the end of this year. for more, go to our website at ktvu.com and go down to web links. and the fbi calling it a huge crime family. now federal agents say they crippled it. coming up in moments, the 34 arrests on the peninsula for drug trafficking. and the suspects that are still at large tonight. also a live update right after the break on the developing news about the officer-involved shooting in castro valley

. complete bay area news coverage, starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 action news at 6:00. good evening, i'm julie haener. and i'm frank somerville. we begin tonight with developing news at this hour, right now news chopper 2 is over castro valley, where there has been an officer-involved shooting. we first brought you this about a half hour ago, and here is what we know as of right now. according to the alameda county sheriff's office, a suspect was shot at the intersection of grove and center. we watched as a man was loaded onto an ambulance, we're also told that an officer was injured. our noel walker is heading out to the scene right now. and to update you on the situation we have been following in hayward. sa