full time security guards but guards are spending more time inside the officer and guards have been inappropriate remarks to female students. >> sometimes they say hi, or hi, beautiful, how is your day going. something like that. >> reporter: does it make you feel uncomfortable? >> sometimes. >> reporter: others say guards flirted with them. >> i don't think it is right. the principal states they are rude with staff, nonresponsive and don't cover designated areas. the superintendent is very concerned. >> i believe he completely agreed with the board which is we need to go out and ask for bids for another firm. >> reporter: administrators say they were already rotated out

once this year. and now again, this prompted them to replace some of the guards. >> not good for the students and the school. not good, or else, you know, the students are not safe. >> reporter: i called them to ask them but did not receive a call back. they say they are working with a company to remedy the problem. they plan to open up the bidding process. reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. a police raid kept officers on alert all day. ktvu's jade hernandez is live with the tip that led police officers to the operation. >> reporter: police confirmed there have been two break ins since the raid. they arrested two, you can see the cars still out here right now. the bigger story is right here.

hours before police raided it and came up with a million dollars worth of pot. >> you can see, high powered weapons. >> reporter: these reflect drugs worth millions. 33-gallon bags holding 50 pounds of dried processed pot and that is not all. >> one of the largest marijuana recoveries in recent years in oakland. >> reporter: ktvu has video of s.w.a.t. team members that brought the front gate down. video shows team members arriving. today he said on top of the processed pot, they recovered 2500 plants, $40,000 in cash and weapons. >> and the risk was high enough that we initiated a s.w.a.t. call out. we were concerned because of information we had in terms of the weapons that was inside the

building. >> reporter: this is an industrial area. officers gain tips through sources and contacts. >> i know therapy growing -- i know they were growing there. >> reporter: how do you know? >> last time they did the same thing. >> reporter: he came back after his arrest last night to collect his belonging only to find others broke in. >> for the is people running out of the building. one pointing a gun at me. >> reporter: officers went back in and confirmed two break ins and two arrests. during the raid, back out live here, police arrested 11 people and they contacted the dea. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. more details on the warehouse. we know they had one surveillance camera plus

equipment inside. the operators were heavily armed. 6 guns were found and they found body armor and armored masks. family survived a home invasion this afternoon. happened about 3:30 this afternoon in a mobile home park in pittsburg. they were home with their father with armed men stormed into. they robbed the family and pistol whipped the father. >> there is six guys with guns and my dad is on the porch banging on the door and i hear my brother shoveling around, where is the money. >> the robbers took their cell phones and ran off. the family has no idea why they were targeted. the father was taken to the hospital. the deadly yacht accident near the farallon island prompted the coast guard to cancel all

races. an investigation by police found no negligence on the crew of the low speed chase. the coast guard is prohibiting anymore races till another investigation is completed. it will effect some races for this weekend and our coverage of the tragedy continues on www.ktvu.com. you will find the latest headlines under north bay news. he is a familiar face riding around on his tricycle but tonight he is in the hospital after a brutal attack. ktvu's rob roth is live where the town is asking who could have done something like this to him. >> reporter: it is a quiet kind of place and what happened to one of its well known citizens is the talk of the town. >> reporter: he is best known for his customized tricycle and

he may be the most well loved person, that is why there is so much sadness today. >> can't imagine anybody would do that to him. just hard to imagine that, you know? >> reporter: authorities say he was riding his tricycle when he was beaten, stabbed and left on the road. a man found him. >> doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: his mother said her mother is in intensive care. he says he doesn't remember what happened. 10 years ago a drunk driver struck his car leaving him partially paralyzed and with a brain injury. >> anything that happens to him, it is just a milestone.

he laughs it off. whatever. still here. going strong. >> we would walk up to anybody and have a conversation with them. smile all the time. >> hard to miss him. biking around. >> reporter: he took on odd jobs and baby sat this girl. >> sometimes he says see you later alligator and i say after while crocodile sometimes. >> reporter: investigators say they have some leads and that his tricycle was not stolen. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a 14-year-old boy who was injured while riding his bike remains in critical condition. a truck struck him on april 16. the principal of his school says he suffered a brain injury and a broken leg.

police cleared the driver of crimthem responsibility. she was tight lipped about speculation she wants to fill the seat on the board of supervisors. [ inaudible audio ] >> she is no stranger to controversy. you may recall she pleaded no contest to stealing $2,500 worth of clothes from neiman marcus. the reports come a week after nadia lockyer quit her post. she said she wants to focus on being a good mother to her son. she is married. hundreds of people are trying to find pieces of a

meteorite. someone from nasa found a tiny bit of the meteorite. it is just a fragment of the rock that exploded sunday morning. >> the guy that found it found it here so there is one, there has to be more. >> interesting. >> interesting and valuable. one four gram meteorite went for $2,000. we have good news tonight about the air quality. a new report says the bay area has now dropped off the list of the top 25 most polluted regions in the country. and three of the 9 least smoggiest counties in california are san francisco, sonoma and marine. there was little change in the rate of unemployment claims

last week. applications dipped to 388,000. national unemployment is 8.2%. shares of chevron climbed hire today. they said yesterday it will bump the devdant up by 11% to 90 cents a share. the news sent stock up over 2% to close at $106.22 a share. california may not be getting the tax revenue boost the governor was hoping for. the state could be billions of dollars short of the budget projections through june 2013. total personal income tax collections could be $3 billion shy. lawmakers voted down a measure to broaden access to

abortion in california. the bill to allow to perform certain abortions failed. critics wanted to hear testimony from the medical testimony. a study showed the procedure could be done safely by people other than doctors. a study suggests women in the bay area have it good. the 25 most populace areas for women's well being. women here are better educated, better paid and live longer. the bay area was second only to washington, d.c. area. gearing up for may 1 protests, what will be different this year about the mayday actions. >> the showers are gone, the sun is back and the temperatures are going up.

i will have all the details coming up.

occupy protesters are planning demonstrations in oakland on may 1. protesters will converge on downtown oakland for a rally then they will march to the barts station for a immigration rights rally. it is part of a mayday occupy general strike across the country. the mayday rally will have a new alley today. ktvu's robert handa is live in the san jose area with the big push behind the protest this year. >> reporter: that big push by groups is to put immigration reform back in the national spotlight. today many groups began sending out messages promoting the san jose march and this year it

will have a different look. the demand for reform at the protest is the same goals when they started the 2006 match. the event still draws thousands every year. they say they are frustrated by president obama's lack of action. >> pushing for making sure that we are not separated. >> reporter: this year it will have new supporters, occupy san jose and other bay area occupy groups plan to join. >> we work to help the under curved, which tends to be the immigrant community. >> reporter: she has mixed feelings after she spoke after a conference in washington, d.c. today she tolding us she is concerned -- she told us how

she is concerned. >> all discussions stop. we can't have that. >> reporter: activists say fast track citizenship are issues. >> this is not fair and not legal. so, you know, why do we have laws if we are not going to enforce them. >> reporter: san jose's march will begin in the fran -- begin in the afternoon. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. dozens of leaders joined governor jerry brown to throw their support behind his tax initiative. they promised to help voters and governor jerry brown says their support is key. >> take this message to the schools, colleges and churches that knows that man doesn't live by bread alone.

>> governor jerry brown's tax proposal would raise taxes on high earners and raise the sales tax. he says the plan would protect suffering families and strengthen hard hit communities. google is defending itself. they fined google $25,000 because it claims google impeded an investigation into possible privacy violations with street view mapping service. google said it cooperated and acted in good faith. despite that google says it will pay the fine. the chairman of the federal trade commission says internet privacy is about to get stronger. federal trade commission chairman spoke to ktvu today. he says a new opt out agreement hammered out between companies and the government will beef up internet privacy. >> few differences that have to

be ironed off. by the end of the year they will be able to opt out. >> the program will operate like the if federal trade commission's do not call program. you can hear more on www.ktvu.com. the east bay district does not expect to impose water restrictions this summer. there was more rain during the last two weeks of march than the previous 8 months combined. let's talk about the rain, are we done with it? >> yeah. looks like the rain is done and we will see warming trend into the bay area weekend. numbers into the 80s by the bay area weekend. winds are up. the clouds are clearing.

oakland right now, 59 degrees. one of our live readings, you can see that we got gusts to 25 miles per hour. it is windy along the bay. that is keeping things on the cool side. rainfall accumulations were pretty good. 3/10 in concord. 2/10 in livermore. quartert inch in san francisco -- quarter inch in san francisco. it helps if you suffer from allergies. washing them out of the trees. that is good news. but slowly over the next couple of days things dry out. any tree, if it is blooming, it is trending high. over night lows will be chilly. so over night low in napa 39. that is not cold in february or march. but this time of year, you will notice it is chilly. 50 in pacifica.

43 in morgan hill. cold air settles behind the rain and the cold air settles in behind. as the air is sinking, high pressure sets up. this is the weight of the air. what you get are increasing temperatures. you have seen this and that is what is happening now. warming up out there. rain tee the north and east -- rain to the north and east. tomorrow with temperatures tomorrow coming up 5-8 degrees from today. then they will warm more each day till you get to the bay area weekend. 73 in morgan hill. 70 in pleasanton. five-day forecast, no rain in this one. weekend looks good. giants are playing tomorrow night, nice night for baseball. clear and breezy, temperatures in the 50s. and there is the five-day forecast with your bay area

weekend in view. nice weekend. the timing is good. [ talking at the same time ] >> ballpark -- >> yeah. >> pretty. thank you. squatting? >> no. don't say that. >> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 one side calls it squatting, the other says they are being harassed. what a judge decided and if you think california's law is too harsh for felons, you might have the chance to change it. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. 49er fans are having a party at the convention center waiting for the announcement of their pick in the nfl draft. we will have a live report. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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. a airport ranks in the top 5 across the country according to a survey. san francisco airport was the fourth favorite to airport in the united states. orlando came in number one. 58% of travelers question the requirement that you turn off your mobile devices. 40% said they have left their cell phone on by accident or on

purpose during take off or landing and 25% say a tablet computer is special on board. it is happening right now. mark will fill us in with the nfl draft. >> when the 49ers get the draft fred will be there. what is up? >> reporter: right now you can see the sea of red and i recollect guarantee you -- i can guarantee you they are most concerned about their pick more than who took number one, that person was andrew luck going to the indianapolis colts. he looked clean shaven today. he is no longer the college dude but an nfl quarterback. right after andrew luck, the redskins picked another quarterback, robert griffin

iii, then cleveland moved up to number 3 to get trent richardson. minnesota taking matt out of usc. number 5, justin blackman, in a trade from the rams goes to the jaguars. a lot of teams so far have moved up to make a trade or get higher in the draft order. that is something the 9ers have done, they have not yet announced anything. >> all right. we will keep you posted. a nice flight home for the san francisco giants. didn't look good going into the 9th inning. cute giant fans even in cincinnati. top of the 9th, pagan deep left center field. a 5-3 deficit turns into a win. after the game he gets doused

and happy ending to the road trip. 4 wins, 3 losses. that is the sporting life for right now. >> how about that for andrew luck. great. tomorrow night doyle drive shuts down and right now on www.ktvu.com we have a guide to help you through the weekend closure. >> click on the doyle drive tab for details and information about the detours and we will update the story tomorrow and through the weekend. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.