avenue on and off ramps that are affected. that red dot is where this package is located at. that b.a.r.t. station is not closed down but it is afected. let me give you the latest information we just got from san francisco police. if you are going through that balboa park station, you should know there's limited access. travelers must use the ocean avenue entrance and exit going to or coming from balboa park. we also know that geneva is closed specifically from louisburg to delano. closed from niagra to ocean avenue. back now to that live picture here. . that robot is making some movement. there are news crews there, if anything changes we will bring it to you live here on ktvu. now to that nearly 200 page report that was released today all stemming from the protest at uc berkeley and uc davis and

how university police handled those protesters. ktvu's rob roth tells you, what police are recommending police do and don't do the next time they have to deal with protesters, rob. >> right now it's a quiet evening out here at uc berkeley. there's no demonstrations but this new report has just been released. taking a toll hasn't approach. >> uc davis last november, campus police used pepper spray on students during an occupy demonstration. 70miles away at uc berkeley, police used pepper spray on students during a separate occupy protest. recommending how uc handle future demonstrations. >> had our recommendations been in place. the mistakes that were made in november would not have been made. the report recommends police use an incremental approach to protests and not

rush to use pepper spray. >> it can't be ruled out completely but we recommend a presumption against the use of pepper spray. >> reporter: high level administrators should also be directly involved in decision making during the demonstrations the report recommends. it suggests, they use mediators to help reduce tensions. >> we report that government, universities will approach demonstrations and civil disobedience. >> on campus, students say clearly changes have to be made. >> police and others who are responding to these protests need to be aware of what the policies are and i think some of the current policies if they allow the kinds of responses that we saw need to be revised. >> reporter: uc berkeley police did not respond to our calls for comment. i talked to several officers off camera and say they hope

the uc berkeley guys won't end up as the fall guy. more details now on that new report. further recommendation come for video recordings of the protests. disciplinary for students instead of arrests. and better opportunity for students to communicate with administrators on issues that could lead to protests. you can find a full report on ktvu.com. they are still upset and still adding up their losses at the university of san francisco after violent protests and a lot of vandalism earlier this week. david stevenson is there tonight. >> reporter: small business owners are still cleaning up.

and hoping that monday night's violence will not happen again. small business owners are getting ready for the weekend crowd and are wondering why it happened. >> they see the fancy restaurant and they think it's a sign of jentrifica to the best -- gentryification but really it's a bunch of hard working people. >> we had our windows smashed, fortunately only one paint bomb. >> reporter: business owners joined george gascon calling for a donation for vandalism victims. >> what occurred here on monday was senseless. there was no reason for this to occur. >> reporter: small business owners say they are still totaling their losses. >> these three, then both of these two windows had to be replaced. >> reporter: merchants are now counting on a sunday street festival to help boost business after a sunday night violence.

>> in my effect, people coming to restaurants at night too because they might be afraid. >> i think it'll be a celebration of valencia street with all the vendors. >> reporter: fordetails on the fund for monday's victims of vandalism. go online to ktvu.com. coming up at 6:00 what the mayor and merchants say must be done to avoid this from happening again. david stevenson, ktvu news. the goal was to bring life to an underdeveloped neighborhood and now business there is booming. ahead at 5:30, details about the plan that is bringing big business to small business owners and the push for other communities to take part. in emeryville there were some tense hours and evacuations this morning after an ac transit hydrogen fueling station began leaking. john fowler is there right now. john the crisis has passed so what are the concerns now?

>> well good news is, no one was hurt. and i've learned just in the last half hour, investigators and the third tank in have found a faulty valve. they're going to keep this fueling system shut down until they can discover exactly what went wrong.. we first showed you the scene at 45th and doyle from chopper 2. firefighters and police fearing an explosion. evacuated emery high school including pixar. residents startled away. >> i just heard a big boom then i just came out. i was just thinking should i leave that area or not. >> reporter: a viewer sent this video and sent us to us. invisible flames but here is what they heard. they saw flames leak from a

5,000-gallon tank used to fuel vehicles. >> less danger than your gas station would be under similar circumstances. >> reporter: we showed you the station's unveiling three weeks ago on a rainy day. creating and compressing hydrogen requires electricity. hydrogen vehicles are less official than say diesel hybrids. brent donaview tells me, that he's now nervous having the station in his neighborhood. >> they tell us it's safe, but today refutes that. >> reporter: i just spoke to the energy and resources chair at uc berkeley, they said tonight's event should have no effect on the state's hydrogen bus program. he did say that it would probably certainly help focus the emergency responders

attention. we will tell you this is the only northern california fuel station that expects to be open to the public this year. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. two men are in custody after san francisco police and the fbi served a search warrant last month on the home on darthmouth street. police say they were investigating a recent violent gang i -- incident. they arrested two men, jimenez and nizuk. jimenez is charged with violating probation. the yahoo worker that uncovered thompson's background says he wants thompson to get

fired. yahoo says it was an inadvertent error. but the investor says it's not good enough and he might file a lawsuit. thompson has only been the ceo for six months. it'll be at least monday before verdicts are made public in the oracle case. jurors have asked the weekend to go over questions. the judge could decide to allow a partial verdict. oracle -- the unemployment rate did drop slightly from 8.2 to 8.1 but only because most people stopped looking for a job. the unemployment report shows the job market improved more for african americans than

for america as a whole. nationwide the jobless rate slipped from 8.2 to 8.1. >> i'm never going to lose hope because once you lose hope you're going to go in the wrong direction and i never want to go in the wrong direction. so i never lose hope. so i just keep on knocking. >> as you might expect this new unemployment report was a hot topic on the campaign trail today. coming up in 15 minutes, president obama and mitt romney put their own spin on the same numbers. today's weak jobs report sent the stock market lower. the report said the fears of investors that the economy the faulters. the nasdaq dropped 67 points. one of the bay area's biggest sports heros today made a big play for a program that helps people who are unemployed. jim harbaugh headlined the breakfast of champions at the santa clara convention center. the event celebrated the success of graduates from the

job train program. they're nonprofit group provides vocational training, ged preparation, life skills, and job placement help. >> job training, vocational education, it's something i think that's just been decimated in our state and in our country over the last 25 years. i think it's to a crisis level. >> former 49ers star ronny lot joined harbaugh at that breakfast. leon panetta today praised the men and women serving in the military. secretary panetta said the united states is a safer place because of them. and that al-qaida and the taliban are significantly less powerful than they used to be. >> each of you has made a very courageous and important decision to serve this nation at a time of war. >> secretary panetta also thanked the families of those

who served saying they've made a great sacrifice for the country. >> the sheriff department said they're warning people joggers of a suspect. a woman was able to elude him and ended up calling 911. a formal postal service letter carrier was sentenced to four years in prison for attacking his former supervisor. lu was charged with premeditated attempted murder. however jurors convicted him of the lesser crime of felony assault. two years ago he rammed his truck into his supervisors truck after lui had been fired for poor performance.

she is still paying the price after being forced to sell her body on the streets at the age of 13. why a bay area assemblyman wants to seal and destroy her arrest record. and back here in just 10 minutes, the weekends is here. things are really warming up. i'll let you know how warm they're going to get in your neighborhood. johnsonville. sausage is all we do.

>> i'm that little girl that was trafficked 37 years ago. decades after being forced to sell her body on the street, delena hoyer is still working to overcome her past. her criminal record resulting as a life as a child prostitute still haunts her today. hoyer is a survivor of child sex trafficking and she's now using her experience to change the lives of others. >> i was -- it's all i knew as a child at 12 and in front of the state capital was where i was arrested for the first time

for prostitution at age 13. >> years after taking her from san francisco, hoyer's pimp brought her to san francisco. one of the areas identified as a high intensity child sex trafficking location. along with los angeles and san francisco. all three are big cities and major tourism centers. hoyer says she was paid with currency from around the world. macy too escaped but is haunted by her past. >> there's not a day that goes by that i have that fear that somebody is going to look at me with that pointover pointover -- pointof judgment to say that i'm less than or not as good. >> the two joined george gascon today. hill has introduced a bill that will allow victims of sexual trafficking to petition california courts to have their arrest records sealed and destroyed. >> it's so sad when you think about the lives that are ruined and if we can do something to

improve that and make that change then, it's something we have to do. >> you know if i'm pulled over right for a ticket, and they run -- they look at me. they judge me after they run my check because my arrest record is four miles long. >> this is all they know. and so it's really about us allowing them to have more opportunities to transition their lives and not have the monkey on their back. >> a committee hearing of assembly hill is going to be held in sacramento this coming tuesday. hoyer by the way is a foster mother now and ortiz macy works with survivor of child sex trafficking telling them they can get out just like she did. we now know the name of an alleged robber killed at a vallejo jewelry store. vallejo police say williams of hercules was shot yesterday afternoon after entering

carillo's jewelry store. the store owner's wife said he jumped over their counter before her husband shot and killed him. gun owners in east palo alto can turn in their guns for cash. this is video from last year's event. the department says it will hand out $100 each for the first 150 guns that are turned in. some bodega bay fishermen say they've untangled a whale trapped in a fishing net. the crab fishermen say they spotted it this morning and spept -- spent an hour and a half cutting him free. they say the fish then swam along with their boat for a

while before swimming off to sea. the rain is gone, we're going to see a weekend like we haven't seen. actually we had one a few weeks ago. it's going to be a good one, trust me. we go to point rays, let's go up shore to san francisco. gusting to 29 are the winds right now. we come a little farther to point rays where we have big winds. it's real windy along the coast. point rays right now the winds are gusting to almost 34 miles per hour so that's really windy. windy conditions at the coast and the airport. the winds will die down tonight, it'll be cool tomorrow morning. your bay area weekend starts off a little chilly tomorrow morning and temperatures begin to climb. sunday is the warmest day of the weekend. we can easily see temperatures in the upper 80s on sunday. cooling trend as we head into the extended forecast. it's not going to be hard to cool because over the weekend it's going to be warm that it has to cool back to average. the satellite loop shows systems north as you would expect.

as you head into friday night, it's going to cool off. overnight lows, 40 in santa rosa. pretty cool for this time of year. you know in some places santa rosa, sebasta pool, you get some frost. i wouldn't be surprise first- degree we see frost in some of these inland bay valleys tomorrow morning. so cool for whatever you're doing first thing in the morning. then it warms up rapidly. daytime highs tomorrow are going to get up there. the microclimates up in the golden gate park tomorrow 68 degrees for a daytime high. it's going to be beautiful tomorrow. no fog. mid-70s as you head over to berkeley. you pop over the hill to lafayette and pittsburgh. upper 70s, low 80s. you get out in the real inland bay valleys up toward santa rosa, antioch. a nice day tomorrow as we go through. high pressure will stay with us, weather system stay north. when i come back i'm going to go specific with your daytime highs. i'll let you know how warm it's going to be at the beach, how warm it's going to be at yourhouse and how warm it's

going to be at the bay cities. the rap artist adam yauch known as mca died of cancer of the salivary gland. the beastie boys first became popular after their "right to" album. and the mistake that a manmade that caused everybody at the airport to be

rescreened. we're getting a first look at the preparation to protect revelers. also first there was pink slime, now it's beef glue. a push to reveal a meat mixture on your plate. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area news coverage. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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california holds it's primary june 6th but you can vote as early as monday: you can put your ballot in the mail or drop it off at your registrars office. the last day to request a vote by mail ballot is may 29th. the new un unemployment numbers came out today and they showed no quick recovery for

the unemployment numbers. but president obama and mitt romney did not waste any time in spinning those numbers in their direction. >> the unemployment rate kicked down again, so that's the good news. but there's still a lot of folks out of work. >> during a rally at a virginia high school, president obama admitted the country has to do more to get people back to work. the news numbers did look like good news. the jobless rate slipped slightly. more frustrated job seekers gave up looking. and mitt romney was quick to point out the jobless rate is still above 8%. >> normally that would be cause for celebration. but in fact, anything over 8% anything near 8%, anything over 4% is not cause for celebration. >> the economy and jobs are certain to take center stage. especially in swing states and this weekend president obama and mitt romney will both be

campaigning in two of those key states. pennsylvania and virginia. operations at this point are back to normal at san francisco after a security scare this morning. a passenger waiting to board took this picture. officials cleared the terminal which handled united airlines it reopened a few hours later but everyone had to be rescreened. at this point flights are running on schedule. a u.s. senator is pushing to end the tsa. paul of kentucky is saying he is working on legislation that would disband the transportation administration. paul was stopped earlier this year causing him to miss his flight and a scheduled speech

in washington. tkpwraty -- graffiti is on the rise in one san francisco neighborhood. this time a church and schools were all hit. the stores on this downtown block were all part of an entrepreneurial experiment. why they all got to set up shop rent free and why they all say that was the key to their success. more live pictures from news chopper 2 in san francisco where there's a suspicious package. what we're learning about the bomb squad, the closed street and that package coming up in a moment. what'll it be?

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it's about the last place you would expect to see graffiti but this south bay church was not spared by

vandals. in fact, it's the most recent sight of a troubling trend. >> we'll get back to that story in a moment. first we continue with that breaking news from san francisco where the bomb squad has been called out to investigate the discovery of a suspicious package. what you are looking at here is the robot that the bomb squad has used to go up to that suspicious package. they've been working on this for a couple of minutes you can see the blue suitcase thing. that's the suspicious package and now they are sending the robot back to that suspicious package. let me put up a map here so you can see where this is all happening. it's going on near geneva and ocean avenue. very close to interstate avenue and not far from the balboa park. this is one of the exits you would take to get to san francisco state university. we should let you know that there are roads in the area that are shut down obviously pause of this. you can see the police on the scene there. we're going to keep following this story and bring you

updates as we get more information but again the headline right now a suspicious package shut down streets in san francisco near 280 geneva and ocean as we get more information we will bring it to you. graffiti is on the rise in one south bay neighborhood and this time a catholic church and school were hit. ktvu's janine de la vega live from san jose why funds to fight graffiti are hard to come by. >> reporter: somebody has spray painted in yellow this pole, the latest victim is st. leo's the great school. >> reporter: it's a place of worship where children come to learn right from wrong but that didn't seem to matter to whoever took a can of spray paint to st. leo. tags with cursive writing dotted with hearts and caricature were seen in every wall. the principal says none of the

graffiti appears to be heatful or gang related. earlier this week the school was hit with tags that seemed to be anti religious. >> they put a line to cross out church. and they put what looked to be a pentogram here and they spelled out the f word here. >> almost every week. >> he is productive and i've seen him in court a number of times. we're working with him every time we can. >> reporter: the city is sending a team to clean the graffiti at the church. >> i would like to spank them. i would like to get them out here to do this job. >> reporter: if you see graffiti in your neighborhood and you would like to report it

to the city, there's actually an application that you can download on your mobile phone, it's called san jose clean. and you can actually take a picture on your mobile phone and it'll go directly to the city and they can help you get it cleaned up. for more information, you can go to our website at ktvu.com and click on web links. reporting live from san somewhere se, -- from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu news. the search is on for an arsonist who was seen starting a fire at a home and running off. the fire department says neighbors spotted a man with a gas can on the porch right before the flames broke out. >> because we do know it was gasoline, we found some incendiary inside the home. we think they might have the poured gasoline on the porch and lit it with a rag.

>> three people in the home were treated for smoke inhalation. a fire broke out after 8:00 last night on topaz way. firefighters say the flames started in the garage of one home and then spread. one person had to be treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. photo shop owners in oakland are hoping that banding together are giver them all a business boost. allie rasmus has the story. >> reporter: six months ago most of the stories on this block look like the one across from us. boarded up and empty. but across the street, there's five new stores on one corner. there's bit of a boom going on. they consider themselves part of a pop up neighborhood. >> this is an instant community with other businesses and we're all working together in a collective movement. >> reporter: driven by the idea that five stores opening at the

same time in the same place would attract more shoppers. >> i come people who come and say, i didn't know this neighborhood was here, it's so cute. >> reporter: she and her neighbors on ninth and broadway were part of an entrepreneurial experiment. before these stores moved in, part of this building had been vacant for eight years. >> it was less attractive. people would walk by and say why is this empty. so it brings a bad connotation to the neighborhood. >> reporter: dominguez got the idea for the pop up business. he brought the idea to the landlord of free rent for a month. now three of the stores have found long term success. >> we're signing a long term

lease and we're going to continue to grow. >> reporter: plans are in the works for several more stores. and so far, several cities have contacted dominguez for more information on their pop up stores plan. the event is being put on by the oakland police foundation, it began a half hour ago it goes on until 7:30 at the police administration building on seventh street. president obama targets college students again. the message he's asking them to send over twitter. there's a lot of reasons why lottery fever is sweeping through northern california right now and we'll show you just a few of them. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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caltrain could soon increase its train service. officials are considering a budget that includes money for six more trains to run on weekdays. supporters say weekday ridership has gone up for 20 months in a row and that the plan would help reliever

overcrowding in peak hours. critics say caltrain is still behind on money and cannot afford this plan. the president spoke at a school in arlington virginia. he said the interest rate on student loans are about to double. the president asked students to use their social networking to put pressure on congress. >> you should call them, e-mail them, write on their facebook page, tweet them. teach your parents how to tweet. >> congress did not find new funds for the college loan programs. the interest rates will jump from 3.4% to 6.8%. all right, just six numbers stand between you and tonight's huge mega millions jackpot. no one matched all six numbers in tuesday night's draw. that means $115 million is up p

8:00 so you still have a couple more hours if you want to buy a ticket. a warning tonight for men and breast cancer. scientists concluded only one in 1,000 men develop the disease, those who do live an average of two years less than women. the study also notes male patients are diagnosed later in life and have tumors larger than women at diagnosis. researchers say this is mostly because many men just don't think they can develop breast cancer. children's hospital and research center oakland is getting a financial shot in the arm. officials today announced it received two grants worth nearly $3 million as part of the affordable care act signed by president obama back in 2010. the money will be used to renovate the hospital's primary care clinic, the teen clinic and center for the vulnerable child. plans are under way at

churchill downs for tomorrow's kentucky derby. votemister one of the favorites to win landed in the number six gate. six horses have won from that position. another top contender is optimizer. his training says that everyone after all these years the run for the roses never gets boring. >> the dreams get a little older, but the excitement of running this is what we want to do. tomorrow will be the 138th kentucky derby. i know you've been in it. the traffic that holds you up because of freeway construction. and there's a lot of it going on right now. up next, ktvu's sal castaneda pinpoints the traffic hot spots. and the weekend is here, and it's going to warm up. i'll show you the warmest cities. recent crimes triggering worries about cinco de mayo safety. >> a sour taste is left in our mouth with this type of

violence. >> we're looking at precautions being taken to protect revelers. first there was pink slime, now there's beef blue. a former police officer accused of stealing cash, drugs and guns from suspects homes. we were in the courtroom when he learned his fate just hours ago. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. 3w4r57 i'm more of an absentee plant parent.

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caltrain board of directors approved an agreement to pave the caltrain right of way. it will allow them to make more stops. should take about three years to elecectrify the caltrain system. a major freeway project can be a real curse when you have to drive at a crawl through the construction zone. we all know that. but it can also be a real blessing when it's done and you can zoom right through an area that used to be a bottleneck. in tonight's special report, sal castaneda looks at 10 projects that are either under

way or about to start here in the bay area to see how they're doing. >> reporter: the tenth biggest prompt in the san francisco bay area is in the north bay 101, caltrans is adding a car pool lane in sonoma county. it shown done by 2013. ninthon the list is a notorius nimits. the $130 million project should be finished by next year. the eighth biggest project is a car pool lane for interstate 580 through the livermore valley also expected to cost $130 million. completion is scheduled for 2014. at number seven they are widening highway 12 between interstate 80 and napa for 136 million bucks it's supposed to be done by 2015. >> there's a lot going on. >> bob hass is a spokesman for caltrans. >> this really is going to be an exciting time for us. >> reporter: the sixth biggest freeway prompt in the bay area

is the highway 4 widening budgeted at $337 million. scheduled completion is 2014. at number five the fourth bore is expected to cost $139 million and be done next year. devil slide down the san mateo coast is going to cost $135 million when it is finally finished earlier this year. >> hard rock, soft rock. hard rock, soft rock. and every time we did that we had to change out all the equipment. so that's why it's a bit behind. >> reporter: back in the north bay number three is widening highway 101 between nevado and petaluma. that should cost a noninsignificant $745 million and get completely under way by 2016. caltrans says there's no solid target date for completion. the second biggest bay area project is doyle drive which just underwent a massive demolition.

it'll cost a little more than $1 million and be completely done by 2015. the biggest and until just a few years ago controversial project is the bay bridge. the construction will cost you $7.2 billion. caltrans is promising it has finally worked out its internationally noted problems and will have the bridge opened by next year. sal castaneda. former stanford quarterback andrew luck practice with his new team today. luck threw his first passes as an indianapolis colt with the rookie mini camp. he wore a red number 12 jersey just like he did at stanford. a frantic 911 call is shedding light into seau's

death. telling the dispatcher, oh my god, my boyfriend has shot himself. the recording is so graphic, we chose not to air it. we first reported yesterday an autopsy confirmed seau died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. it's not known if concussions contributed to seau's death. but the family members say they are donating the brain of the former nfl football player to research on repetitive head injuries. let's talk about our weather now because the weekend is almost here and bill it sounds like this weekend is going to be a spectacular one. >> it is, we've had nice weekends this year already but this will be one of the better ones a great night for bar-b- queing. the winds are going to go slightly offshore. there is winds out there right now and they're not offshore. gusting to 23, and up by tiburon we have winds gusting

at 29 miles per hour. the winds are going the die down. they're going to clock out at 10 to 15. highs tomorrow 10 degrees warmer than these. so we're gone to see -- we're going to see a big warm up. we're dry for a while. nothing staring us down as we go into the next few days. we will see a cooldown next week but as we head into the weekend. sunny, warmer, the warmest day will be on sunday. the forecast highs then using colors, isotherm map. yellows are 70s, greens are 80s. then if you were to take the same map and roll it into sunday, oranges pretty much 80% of the area covered in orange. tomorrow san helena 80. 77 in petaluma. 68 at stinson beach. a really, really good weekend. this time of year it's good too because we have good air quality. fire danger not a concern as much as it often is when we get warn temperature.

we can enjoy all the green out there. we have lots of rain. the hills are green, the flowers are bloom, the trees are blooming. it's going to be a beautiful weekend. half-moon bay 68. 66 in pacifica for saturday. sunday maybe a little warmer. sunday's forecast, i know you're going to like. weekend is clearly in view because your weekend is here. temperatures well it couldn't get better. look at the next weekend too goes up into the upper 80s. >> we're going to be trading stories of what are you doing this weekend. >> it's going to be one of those weekendses it's going to be -- those weekends. it's going to be nice. parents were fighting to keep a school open, up next why their victory was bittersweet.

a model of oakland city hall is back on display today. it was badly damaged back in january when oakland protesters swarmed into city hall. museum officials say it took several months to restory it. a alameda school won a sweet victory. they still have to close their

doors but not until one last graduation takes place. >> we just want to see them graduate. we just want to celebrate those kids and their parents. >> reporter: the private k-8 tkpwraed school has been educating -- grade has been educating children for 20 years. but it's facing default. an agreement reached today in federal bankruptcy court means the school's eighth graders can graduate from windrush in june. at least they can end on a proud note say school officials. >> with dignity and our chins up and our shoulders back. and i done know i just think we did a hell of a job. >> parents raised almost a million dollars to negotiate a settlement and keep the school open through june. windrush will shut down on june

7 after its final eighth grade graduation ceremony. prop 29 was 29 given the prop 29 initiative a thumbs down. the los angeles times rejected the measure last week. prop 29 would add a $1 tax to each pack of cigarette to fund cancer research and cancer prevention. but opposers say there's not enough oversight and the money could be better used everywhere. >> when we look at the 9% unemployment, if the legislature came up with an extra billion dollars we have very pressing needs that we have today. >> reporter: polls show overwhelming voter support for prop. 29. the penalties facing two former police officers embroiled in a drug and prostitution scandal in contra costa county. the cinco de mayo holiday weekend is gearing up in san jose, the extra precautions

police say they must take in light of recent gang tensions.

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville.

>> and i'm julie haener. we have breaking news right now out of pinol where a chp officer has reportedly shot a suspect. it happened less than an hour ago on pinol road off of westbound interstate 80. the officer was following a driver in a car that police say was stolen. the driver pulled into a parking lot and opened fire. the officer reportedly returned fire injuring the suspect. there's no word on the extend of his injuries the officer was not hurt. we're also following developing news in san francisco, within the last hour a police robot was brought in to investigate a suspicious package near balboa park. the blue suitcase was spotted at about 3:00 this afternoon near geneva and san jose avenues. police have