he served as a giants bat girl and her father is a former executive vice president. she considered the ballpark a home away from home. the memmier olis a week from -- memorial is a week from today. occupy protesters are outside wells fargo right now. ktvu's matt keller is there. has the crowd grown since 5:00? >> reporter: yeah, it has. it has grown. more signs have gone up and more people arriving. people impacted by foreclosures telling their stories. thousands are expected. the goal is to stop the meeting

from occurring. the occupy movement says it wants to put a spotlight on foreclosures by wells fargo. >> we were told our house is the american dream, they are taking it and foreclosing on people. >> reporter: wells fargo said although over the past year less than 2% have proceeded to foreclosure, we know some are still facing financial difficulties. tonight's event is scheduled to last till midnight. organizers are expecting 300 people. we will be here, we are monitoring the situation. reporting live, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. group calling itself occupy the form took over land in albany. that land is located at the corner of marin. they are protesting the plans

to sell the land for private development. the university says it is used for agricultural research and the protesters are tress passing. the mayer and police chief said officers will be retrained in crowd control. ktvu's rita williams is live with how people are reacting to that idea. >> reporter: it didn't take long after the oakland police department announced the reforms today before the effort was criticized by some occupy protesters. >> i think it is clear they are protecting the rich and not the people and i think the law enforcement needs to think what they are doing. the police chief says the new training of all officers and the new tactics are there to protect everyone's rights. >> it is our duty to protect

public safety and balance free speech, the rights of individual protesters and nonprotesting residents. >> reporter: the department's clearing of a encampment last year brought criticism. >> there is another takeover there will be mass arrests. >> reporter: they ordered an outside investigation. it is expected in a week and expected to be highly critical. as is a federal investigation. it is the result of a lawsuit and court ordered reforms. >> the culture has to change but the problem is it has not. >> reporter: and if they do not change and soon agonal is expected to order -- agonal is expected to order someone from outside run the police department. rita williams, ktvu channel 2

news. one of the accused "speed freak killers" drawn a map that pinpoints could be a dozen new sites where victims are buried. wesley shermantine drew this map two weeks ago. he sent it to a bounty hunter. his communications with wesley shermantine prompts weeks of digging. investigators believe wesley shermantine and loren herzog killed dozens of people in the 1980s and 1990s. back now to news copper toover the helicopter -- 2 over the helicopter. it will be flying out to the farallon island, that is 29 miles off shore. what it will do is pick up the wreckage of the yacht the low speed chase, that was the boat involved in the race around the farallon island a week ago

killing 5 people when big waves hit the boat throwing the people off shore. live pictures of half moon bay. the helicopter will lift up the wreckage of the boat and bring it back to shore. there you see it taking off here. live from half moon bay for a 29-mile trip back to the farallon island and then back to the shore. we have a reporter on the scene. we will keep you updated on the situation with more coverage on bay area news -- on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 at 6:00 and on the 10:00 news. students returned today to oikos university's cams where a gunman -- campus where a gunman killed 7 people. [ music playing ] >> musician played for the students as they arrived today. one goh ko was a nursing student there. two students stayed home today, 15 others returned to class at

a different location, kept secret to protect their privacy. >> oikos university is working with another school to continue their chases. officials say the suspect has now been placed under medical care where he is being held. authorities say one goh ko has not eaten since being jailed. he was moved to the infirmary. doctors are evaluating this condition. they cannot force him to eat. it would have to obtain a court order first to insert a feeding tube. a couple was trapped in their motor home today by a fallen power line. they were driving in pittsburg when a power line fell on their

motor home. a big rig pulled the line down. she said she staid in because of someone she saw on ktvu. >> i heard on channel 2 about a man and he got out of his vehicle and he moved the cable. >> she was referring to a man who was electrocuted friday night after he tried to move a fallen power line. today pg&e removed the wire and no one was hurt. officials say a man in a wheelchair was struck and killed by a train today at 11:30 a.m. this morning. reports suggest the man fell on to the tracks. he was then struck by a train suffering severe leg injuries. he died at a hospital. muni service was shut down for 2 hours.

we told you about the san francisco firefighters being diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. now ktvu's john fowler is live in san francisco with the group of doctors who are taking action after seeing our report. >> reporter: we are at station 8 in san francisco. to date, nobody has any idea the effects of the contamination on firefighters. two months ago we told you about cancer among san francisco firefighters. today researchers beginning to look for answers. >> reporter: san francisco female firefighters in their 40s are 10 times more likely to get breast cancer. >> it is shocking to me. absolutely shocking that -- like i said, now i am scared. she has 5 kids, 41 and just

scheduled her first mammogram. our story helped alert researchers who met with firefighters today, proposing a fist ever study -- first ever study. >> we need to work together to protect people. >> we are hoping to get a game plan together to look at the problem with the men and the women contracting cancer. >> reporter: he got kidney cancer. he got nose and mouth cancer. >> treatment was gnarly. >> reporter: she got breast cancer. she got breast cancer. none wants to quit fire fighting. >> i am still in the dangerous environment. >> we hadn't thought through before the occupational exposures, what chemicals are entering our blood stream.

>> reporter: researchers say for $150,000 they could begin a pilot study. right now they are looking for grants. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. american airlines employees walked the picket line today. it took place as the company went before a bankruptcy court today asking a judge to wipe out union contracts. union workers oppose the plan and support a takeover by u.s. airways. netflix lost $5 million since the beginning of the year. a smaller than expected loss but that is in contrast to a profit that was reported last year. they plan to return by next quarter. the report sent the stock

tumbling. >> facebook now has more than 900 million users. they gained 56 million users during the first quarter and they are paying more to support their data centers and paid employees who hold restricted stock. a massive fundraising calpain to try -- campaign to off set budget cuts. it is seeking $80 million and $20 million to support innovation and other educational advances. details of the effort are expected to be unveiled by the chancellor tomorrow. san jose's 911 communication center, we will show you how it could be part

of a national wide disaster response network. >> we got rain in the forecast, a lot of clouds out there now and they will bring rain. i will tell you when. ♪

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police say 5 people are behind bars in connection with a deadly bar fight. police arrested giovanni lopez, juan herrera and raymond wehr and two 17 year holds. they are accused of starting a fight last month. one of them opened fire killing an ex-marine. the ethics commission is starting a hearing process for ross mirkarimi. did he commit official

misconduct in the domestic violence case involving his wife? he had this to say when he was asked about the process. >> surreal. been a nightmare. an ordeal. i want to reunite with my family. >> the proceedings are expected to set up ground rules. the committee's recommendation will then head to the board of supervisors where they will vote on his future. 9-11 have to vote to remove him from office for it to succeed. stay with www.ktvu.com for complete coverage of the hearings. you can also follow us on twitter. a match work of first responders needed to be able to talk to each other during a emergency. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose to show us how the bay area is poised to start doing

just that. >> reporter: here at this call center, officers are dispatched to emergency but soon the local facilities will be part of a national network of responders. >> reporter: she toured the 911 center today, she said observing emergency centers during the 1989 earthquake inspired her to push for a nationwide public safety network. >> they need to be interoperable with all systems and not be separate. >> reporter: it wasn't till 911 her idea took hold. the commission also called for a national wide disaster response network. they said that system will be built with $7 billion from a

job reaction package. >> this legislation dedicates a critical band of airways known as the d block. >> reporter: chris moore says protected d block air waves is crucial. >> you need the network when you need it. >> reporter: support responders say it needed a connected network during hurricane katrina. >> we can't share capabilities with the first responders on the ground. >> reporter: the system will be useful for regional situations, involving numerous agencies. it could take up to 10 years to build. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. california prison officials unveiled a plan to realign the system and cut spending by

billions. it calls for halting a construction program and bringing back all inmates held out of state. >> we have 9,500 inmates in mississippi and oklahoma and arizona at a cost of $300 million. >> california has been under federal court order to ease over crowding and improve medical and dental care. a aingeancy began a hearing on governor jerry brown's plan to stream government. they are reviewing the plan in sacramento. the changes include consolidating 5 agencies down to three and renaming them. it also calls for the creation of a new transportation agency that will establish caltran and high-speed rail as separate departments.

the school board will discuss keeping on the superintendent and other officials. they will consider several major issues from measure c money. voters passed the measure in 2010. the meeting begins at 7:30. our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now and tracking some rain? >> yeah. rain. not a big deal but rain in the forecast. it will be a shocker. today was a shocker with temperatures 20 degrees cooler than over the weekend. we go outside, we have clouds and wind as well. concord, pick up the live reading out there. we got winds gusting to 30 miles per hour now towards the delta. it is very windy. winds out out out of the southwest and that mark as big change. -- market a big change. wednesday night -- mark as big

change. wednesday night, thursday morning. the high is going away and in this area, the jet stream is dipping down. it will create an unstable environment. best chances for rain wednesday to thursday morning but there will be clouds like today and cooler temperatures. that trough by being that close to the coast line sets us up for cooler weather. coastal drizzle tomorrow. as the system gets closer to us. monday, 6:00, now, there is blue areas, drizzle. clouds, hate tonight. 1:00 a.m. early in the morning, 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., drizzle. that is tuesday. increasing clouds, drizzle. and through the day, clearing tuesday afternoon dry. long range model. here we are, wednesday 4:00.

right? wednesday afternoon. showers. might be sprinkles. wednesday night, showers, and another system rolls in thursday morning. wednesday afternoon -- 1:00 to 2:00 to thursday at noon we will have unsettled weather. moist, cool and just not anything like we had over the weekend. highs, though, despite the clouds tomorrow, 60s and 70s. low 70s. and then it cools. five-day forecast, you will see it has plenty of clouds. look that weekend. julie is already on that. >> fast forward. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> low 80s. we get back to normal. >> what a difference from yesterday and saturday. huge difference. thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 within the last few minutes a chopper took off to the farallon island, it is heading to the farallon

island to retrieve the boat from the tragedy. >> the university of california owns this land and now the occupy movement turned it into a working farm. how the university is responding. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the giants are playing the mets right now, how they are doing right after the break.

by a 5-3 vote they passed a bill to set new standards for pet groomers. it has been rewritten to make a 300 hour certificate program voluntary. it was written in response to a botched grooming. mark joins us now. giants are playing. looks like a good night. >> double your pleasure. they won the first game of a double header because of the rain out yesterday and things looking tight in game two. in the first game giants have their supporters back in new york. couple of fans dressed up. they like what they saw because buster posey got his second

home run. out in the first a solo shot. nate schierholtz starting to come on. three run liner that leaves the yard right there. his third. he had three hits and then check out great defense here behind tim lincecum. burriss bear handing it. on the relay. tim lincecum pumped up. struck out 8. walked 5. little shaky but he has his first win of the year and giants leading game 2 behind mikhail baryshnikov. chris mullin having his own basketball courts named after him today in oakland. chris pretty pumped up about that. >> my dream was to play in the nba, i felt it was far-fetched but it was something coaches and teachers always told me to keep striving. one of these kids from this park will be in the nba.

>> class guy and class act by the warriors to make sure that gets done and a's playing the white sox tonight. that is the sporting life. >> all right. >> thank you. right now the recovery helicopter right there is on its way to the farallon island to remove the low speed chase sail boat that crashed. and we are monitoring it and we will have an update on the 10:00 news. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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