canvassed the area surrounding tuesday's assault. they inproducted people to contact authorities immediately. another inspector said this is only the first step. >> it will take a few weeks to determine if the mail was tampered with. >> reporter: as part of the response today this carrier helped deliver envelopes to 400 residents whose mail was stolen. including information about the reward and a guide for identity threat. >> things change around here. how can i say? >> reporter: worry doesn't stop here. >> the concern we have is the perpetrator attacked and beat and robbed the carrier. >> reporter: the carrier went

back to work yesterday. the post office is calling this a rare occurrence. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. a truck hit and killed a pedestrian today as he was crossing a street today before 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. the victim who is not identified was hit as the truck turned right. the driver pulled over immediately and is cooperating with police. they are trying to determine whether the victim was in the sidewalk. prosecutors said there is evidence to convict 22-year-old davis of murder. he is accused of shooting a man outside club suede in february of 2010. that killing led to criticism of the entertainment commission for not doing enough to crack down on violence at nightclubs. a story you saw here on

ktvu, we were the only station non scene as agents busted a marijuana growing operation. ktvu's ken pritchett has new information about the connection between the bust and two stores in the east bay. ken? the store is called growers choice. we wanted to ask somebody about the operation, a man who greeted us would only say there was a mistake and he couldn't provide details except saying this is a legitimate business and their doors were open as usual today. >> reporter: when we talked to an employee he said the owner would do an interview but not today. he said there was a mix up, this was the wrong place but the dea says this store was

linked to this bust yesterday, in addition to 14 different marijuana growing locations that was shut down. 19 people were arrested, including the owner of the home. and his 50-year-old father. according to the dea, the father owns the stores and he and his son traded the stores inventory to a network of marijuana growers for a exchange in profits once the marijuana was sold. one neighbor wasn't surprised to see the dea. >> drug dealing, a lot of people walking around late at night and people that are not residents. >> reporter: we were there as agent brought out bag after bag. the dea says it included 3600 marijuana plants, 36 fire arms and $400,000 in cash and a

dozen cars, motorcycles and boats. >> reporter: the dea says more names may be added to the list of suspects and additional locations. as for the store, i talked with someone by phone who said this mistake will be cleared up in a few days and the store will remain open. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. in 12 hours mark zuckerberg will take facebook he created public, setting the stage for the biggest ipo in history. $38 a share. that is estimated to raise $18.4 billion. ktvu's mike mibach is live with the facebook frenzy that is already taking off. mike? >> reporter: this home behind me is listed at 1.198, haven't even had a open house, multiple

officers, over asking, all cash, it is one example and there is one couple hoping the new facebook millionaires start to give and not just spend. >> almost all tech people and paying all cash. >> reporter: two brokers with two similar stories. the new wave of ipo is causing a spending booms. >> waited for it to close, a million 4, all cash. >> reporter: facebook millionaires are buying. yet today they offer advice to those with new found riches. >> for all these folks there is philanthropy they can do. >> reporter: they benefited from an ipo a decade ago and they co-founded fire life foundation, a working with

children made vulnerable by children with aids. they are encouraging the new millionaires to share their wealth to philanthropy. >> find a cause that you care about. >> reporter: he says people may give but they continue to spend. he chalk up $100 million in sales from many facebook clients. some who already cashed in. >> one of my facebook clients wants something particular so we will pay all cash. >> reporter: he says he believes the spending spree is just beginning. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we continue our coverage of the facebook ipo on

www.ktvu.com. read more about the culture that made facebook a success and the questions about its future. several media agencies are reporting hewlett-packard is planning on laying off 2500 people. the cuts would be in the intersurprise services group. they are not commenting. the job cuts could save $1.2 billion. he is questioning the legality of the borrowing being used in the state budget proposal. >> we will determine whether it is legal. >> he is questioning part of the budget that calls for borrowing from the mortgage foreclosure settlement. he said if it isn't ironed out he will with hold pay checks for lawmakers. last year he with held for 12 days due to a late budget.

an emergency meeting to discuss the $500,000 in court cuts proposed in the budget plan. judges and court workers say the proposed reductions will cause more grid lock. it is still struggling with the cuts in the last three years. >> devastating. we weren't prepared prepared for. we knew there were cuts but not to this degree. >> they say new cuts will cause further delays in courts. the district attorney decided not to prosecute a father for under aged drinking in his home. he maintains they didn't allow drinking at the house. the da says there was not enough evidence to suggest he

broke any laws. members of the lgbt community gathered to raise awareness of the crimes they face. they commemorate the decision back in 1990 to remove home sexually from its list of mental disorders. >> transgender people experience violence and murders, almost every day. >> flags were lowered to half- staff in memory of those who died as a result of hate crimes. group is urging california parents to keep their kids home from school next wednesday. a group called save california is running ads saying students are targeted for immoral

indoctrination. he was later aasinated. it is celebrated every day on his birthday, may 22 but it is not a official state holiday. eight people submitted applications in hopes of filling nadia lockyer's seattle. here is the list of the eight people. they will meet next tuesday to select three finalists and a final decision is expected june 5. nadia lockyer resigned following several incidents that she claims on chemical dependency. the california state justice department declined to file charges. nadia lockyer remains married. the city counsel put the breaks on a plan to abolish one way streets in the count area. it called for reinstating two

way traffic. supporters say the change would improve access for emergency vehicles and make it easier to drive count. they are calling for more public input. caltrain is taking donations to get people to talk about a tabu topic. >> in 10 minutes the fog cleared for many but it will come back and temperatures will increase. friday, saturday and sunday, we will talk about a bay area warm up.

san francisco police announced a break in a case involving a scam that targeted older asian women. they arrested six suspects last week accused of preying on the

strumose steal their cash and jewelry. >> if the deal seems too good to be true or there is pressure put upon you, it effects your finances, there is something wrong with that. >> three have been charged. one person was not charged and released. caltrain workers were out today asking riders to pitch in to help prevent suicides along the tracks. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the push to save lives. david? >> reporter: a team of workers took in money and gave out wrist bands to get people talking about suicides. >> reporter: a couple blocks from at&t park, workers hit up passengers for spare change.

giants fans arriving donated dollars and coins to response arwalk in san francisco -- sponsor a walk in san francisco. >> we knew we would have a big crowd today and we wanted to talk to the riders about this. it is something we have to deal with. >> reporter: last year 11-16 deaths were ruled suicides. six people died on the track this year, including one person yesterday. caltrain posted new no trespassing and suicide prevention signs. >> this is a community problem, the community has to get together and tackle as a whole, as a group. >> touches everybody in different ways. >> reporter: donations poured in today. >> great cause. i mean, everyone should be more

aware. >> if i could make a difference, and it goes to a good cause, sure. >> reporter: no word back from caltrain how much they raised today but the walk takes place june 9-10. donations can be made through caltrains website, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. in sacramento attention switched to children and window safety. a study was presented today. found 2,000 children in california fell from windows between 2005 and 2009. there is a push in some cities to protect cities, new york city and boston offer free window devices to reduce falls and similar legislation is in the works in sacramento. pg&e announced a major

milestone, installing 9 million smart meters. pg&e says it helps homeowners track their power usage better. not every customer wants to change. pg&e offers an opt out program, they say those customers must by $75 and then $10 a month after that. profits for ross stores were higher than expected. $208million in profit compared to $173 million last year. that is a 21% jump. executives attribute the numbers to healthy sales. demand helped push sales higher. jobless claims stayed the same this week. claims for state unemployment

benefits held steady. $375. they predicted a slight pick up in hiring still the numbers are lower than the 5 month high of 3292 in april. the dow is down 156 to 12,442. 11th loss in the past 12 trading days and could be headed for its 1st down month since september. the nasdaq is down 60 at 2,813. part of a tree came crashing down hitting a pick up truck this afternoon. it happened on east 14th at 4:30 p.m. today. witnesses say winds brought the tree down on to the hood. nobody was hurt. firefighters arrived and moved the tree till a crew could haul it away. >> reporter: our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the forecast and a warm up?

>> yeah. temperatures tomorrow warmer. fog has been pulled away from the coast but the winds stirred things up and the wind will be around for the next few hours. we check out san francisco at the airport, 38 miles per hour winds. alameda, check out this wind, 24. this one 31. it is windy out there. breezy in the hills. started off okay with the clouds and the fog but the winds stirring up the atmosphere. temperatures today cool to mild side. highs tomorrow up a few drooez. saturday and sunday -- degrees, saturday and sunday a warm up. fog destroyed at the coast. there is still fog at the coast, patches of it but most of it went away. over night lows 50s.

clear and cool, breezy. sunny and mild tomorrow, weekend, warmer. nice. not going to get hot. tomorrow low 80s. mid-80s by sunday. 3:00 a.m., here we are, 8:00 a.m., and here is your fog. it has been chewed up by the winds. the fog will take time to reestablish. by lunchtime it is this patch, and then it wants to go away. we will watch that for you. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, temperatures on the increase. warmer than today. bay area weekend, warmer still. a lot going on this weekend, beta breakers, giants, and the weather will cooperate. forecast highs as the high pressure builds in, 80s on saturday, mid-80s on sunday. highs tomorrow, 75 in

pittsburg. 78 antioch. 78 livermore. nice day. friday already, hu? where does the time go. seems like it was monday the other day. five-day forecast. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 the legal decision that could mean more than lost playing time for a oakland raider. >> and a restaurant opening with a drive threw line three lanes wide. >> join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. today it was free bikes. and that is not all. the location these prizes are trying to entice you to visit.

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a new bicycle. the goal is to show people the travel experiences in british columbia. >> pretty cool. mark is here now. good news for the a's and giants. >> when is the last time they both won on the same day. st. louis cardinals in town. they have a tradition when they get off the bus, look at how they are dressed up. wacky. not so fun for them when it started. two run single. gets this, his first rbi since april. he will take it. 3-2 giants. 6th6th, giants down again, aubrey huff, david freese throws the ball away. st. louis, three errors. brandon belt scoring. he had a day in the gap, that will score posy. belt hustles in for a double.

7-5 ets the win. matt cain gets the win. >> always kind of a downer, but the guys hung in there and we got the runs we needed. >> feel goods because we knows he likes run support sometimes. in texas, ron washington seems like years ago he was the third base coach, managing the rangers but not today. first inning he had trouble. the a's scored three. curt suzuki the big hit, two run double. 7th, texas up 4-3. josh continuing to pound the baseball. that is gone. his 10th of the year. into extra innings. a shot to right. that is a base hit and an rbi,

the game winner. the a's split their series like the giants did. and they win it 5-4. that is the sporting hyphfor right now -- sporting life for right now. >> thank you, mark. the reality hits after graduation, today, the cost of college and what you can do to ease the burden. that is tonight at 10:00 and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.