and they hope someone will be able to come forward with the new information that could help them in the case. police are hoping to get more information from the coroner by the middle of next week. >> and come up ahead at 5:30 the search for sierra went on today and we will hear from her father as well as the sheriff's department as they fill us in on the effort to find what happened to her. >> vallejo police are investigating a officer involved shooting of an alleged gunman. it happened just after midnight. police say a taxi driver reported an attempted robbery. when officers arrived they say they saw a man with a weapon and that he turned that weapon them. officers fired and the man died at the scene. >> it's like the wild wild west. it can happen any day. >> they found the gun weighs

nonlethel pellet gun. the suspect had a long history of drug convictions. a childress cued from the waters off chrisy field. we have video of the helicopter there in the right hand corner near the top assisting in the rescue. the 12-year-old was pulled from the water and taken to the hospital. the child was not seriously hurt. they say it's not clear how the boy got into the war in the first place. another rescue late this afternoon, this one on a cliff in sea cliff. the partner on a rock was -- was okay but stuck. firefighters were able to get the person to safety. >> some unusual weather today. almost june and it's snowing up in the sierra and there have be been shower strong winds. we are live in oakland where it was wet out there. >> reporter: yeah. we have seen full sun like we are right now and then earlier today just dark dark clouds.

i didn't know identifyat autism year when we are more used to seeing white clouds the gray ones took over. a few rain drops turned in to spring showers to kick off the weekend that is the unofficial start of summer. e. its ward. it's supposed to be summer. >> reporter: we found plenty of people where we didn't expect to see them, at a car wash. if you wash it will rain. >> that's true. hopefully it starts to clear up and no spots left on my car. >> reporter: the rain came left to help firefighters battling a wind whipped blaze overnight. >> the winds -- were just driving it fast. >> reporter: 75 acres burned. winds pushed the flames close to homes. that wind closed highway one in san francisco for a second day. the great highway not so great for driving with sand drifts.

this couple came for a nice beach day. >> nice change from 110 degrees. >> reporter: do you agree? >> it's really cold. it's really cold and windy. . >> reporter: and just to put a point on that. the sand storm didn't break routines. >> going is a bear but coming back it pushes you, your fred is longer. it's actually a breeze. >> reporter: so drivers being told to stay away from the great highway. i would too if you don't want to be picking sand out of your ears all day like i have been. reporting live. >> kind of a rough stop. many of you felt them in the east bay as the showers moved through. let's take a loom on this and you can see the activity, slide right through the bay area. we will come in closer.

you will see widely scattered showers and just lingering. as we go to the north bay we have activity here south of santa rosa, the showers have been light, they have been spotty, they are not really much of a problem even for the drive because the roads are wet but they are drying off rapidly. out in the hills, may have a little powerful rain storm. we still have a winter weather advisory in effect for the lake tahoe area. that's a big deal. when i come back we will look at the five-day forecast, each day on the weekend and talk about the warm up that is coming your way. i will see you back here. >> major road and public transit closures we have been telling you about tonight in the bay area. first a bridge is going to be shut down in both directions at ten. the bridge isn't planned to reopen until 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. crews will spend the holiday

weekend dug retrofit work. it includes reinforcing concrete and replacing deck joints there on the bridge. other routes include highway 137 highway 237. this is related to work on the new transbay terminal. first street will reopen on tuesday. temporary bridge also be set up to move traffic through. tom is going to bring us more on the project in a live report around 5:30. also in san francisco, muni begins a manager shut down of the church line. that's set to start at 7:00 tonight. those closures are expected to last for nine days. bus shuttles will replace the nnj trains. >> a sailing regada started today on the basement bay. we caught these pictures of the start of the cup. it's a three day race to

monterey. just yesterday the coast guard lifted a ban. it was put in place after five people on board the low speed chase died during the race. the coroner identified the bike rider killed on highway 1 yesterday. authorities say the 85-year-old was riding with a group of bike riders when he was hit by a car. the chp said the driver swerved to try to avoid him but clipped him before crashing his car in. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no charges are expected. today california joins several other states in refused to turnover a lethel injection drug to the government. the drug is a key ingredient in the lethel injection process but it's only made outside the united states. back in march a judge ruled that they shouldn't have

imported and ordered that states give it up but california and other states contend they aren't bound by that ruling. they are also urging the fda to appeal. >> a scary end to a flight for more than 150 passengers on a flight into miami. the flight had just landed when a passenger jumped up and rushed to the cockpit door. passengers subdued ryan schneider until authorities boarded. he may have been drunk and he isn't onto no fly list but the fbi is investigating. the man accused of murdering a little boy in new york decades ago is on suicide watch tonight. etan vanished while walking to the bus. police arrested pedro hernandez on a tip. the suspect's family came to court where he was scheduled toaa appear but he was in the hospital after making statements about killing himself. he was arraigned from his hospital bed and charged with second degree murder.

police say he confessed to luring the boy into a basement and then strangling him. >> back now to the weather. we are getting wind and rain here but up in the sierra new snow and mike is near blue canyon in the sierra and looks miserable. >> reporter: yeah. you look at the screen you can seat snow is falling. we are at 5,000 foot elevation level. that's i-80 heading back toward san francisco. we will swing it around and that's now i-80 going toward lake tahoe. you can't inset peaks because we are so socked in with clouds and snow. you know this is not the way sierra bound vacationers wanted to start the memorial day weekend. for umbrellas shielding falling snow to picnic tables covered in it. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: campers, to boats to snowball fights. >> snow is now getting bigger by the minute. >> reporter: these are all pictures in the sierra today that begged this question. >> is this what memorial day

camping is supposed to be like? >> no. no. >> reporter: all afternoon snow showers have been falling the 5,000 foot level all the way up and over donor summit. you know you have snow right now? >> no. >> reporter: at one point the snow showers were to heavy some drivers said it was to much. >> we pulled over because it was so thick. i'm not used to driving in it. >> i can't see. >> it's snow that hard. >> reporter: because of it all day chain installers have waited along the interstate just in case conditions got bad enough to warrant chains. >> that's what i'm here for. >> reporter: the good news is that so far the snow hasn't been on the roadways. regardless that didn't little to make up for how mother nature decided to kick off the unofficial start to summer . >> no. who would expect that. i would expect this in january. >> reporter: back here live on top of the snow and the rain

and wet we have this, steam coming up from the pavement because of the difference between the temperature of the ground and the air. for those who are coming up here for the memorial day weekend the ground is warm enough that none of the snow has accumulated on i-80 and even with this weather for may 25th the i-80 travel up here through lake tahoe has been smooth and accident free. that's the good news, the bad news is if you are coming for memorial day this is what you will drive into. >> the party is kicking off as the gold enargite bridge celebrates its birthday. >> will it head south or not? a update onto iowa and it's final scheduled trip.

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golden gate bridge. david stevenson with how it's bridging in warm wishing from all round the world. >> reporter: that's right. the birthday is bringing tributes as a international beacon. >> from sea to shining sea. >> reporter: it connects san francisco to marin county but today the bridge celebrated it's 75th birthday as a global bridge connecting the bay area to the rest of the world. >> it is a national treasure. it is recognized throughout the world as such. >> reporter: nancy pelosi and the governor joined san francisco mayor to mark the anniversary and reveal a new visitor's pavlover lone. guests also included relatives of men who helped make the bridge a reality. chris's grandfather was it's resident engineer. >> we are very proud and -- of

my grandfather. >> reporter: a new yorker grew up hearing stories about her great uncle the bridge's chief engineer. >> i feel pride and really strong connection to san francisco. even though its been distant all these years. >> reporter: the bridge's status as a international icon surprises even those who see it every day. larry bear said that the team had no choice but to put the span on their 2010o world series ring. >> connects all of us and anywhere we are around the world people say you know how about the golden gate bridge? >> reporter: today's festival also included a visit by the decater the political turn today's celebration took and why one man who helped build it said he didn't think of it was a great project at the time for now reporting live.

>> more details on the bridge. as of april 2011 almost two billion vehicles have crossed the bridge since it opened in 1937. the span is 4200 feet long which was the longest in the world until 1964. officials estimate there are about 600,000rivets in each tower. >> berkeley space sciencists adding a special touch for the celebration. today they put solar mirrors on the top of the towers. they can be moved to glare and look like they are lighting up. the create officer the project said its like putting candling on a big birthday cake. it's the one and only time they plan to let the art project go up. they plan to flash the mirrors sunday for all the big crowds expected. and just in time for all those bridge celebrations, san francisco welcomed a navy destroyer. it came through the golden gate

around noon for a three day investment the home part is in san diego. tomorrow it'll hold a change of command ceremony and give tours of the ship. we have a lot more coverage on the website of the golden gate bridge turning 75 including slide show that feature historic pictures and an exhibit remembering the anniversary. >> san francisco police say they have broken up a stolen bike operation. an investigation took them to the san francisco home of an 18- year-old. they found eight stolen bikes there. the investigation then lead them to two storage lockers where they say they found another 106 bikes. the teen has been booked on felony counts of receiving stolen property. >> these bikes aren't your simple bike that you buy at a wal-mart. these are bike that can range from few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars. >> if you have had a bike stone go to the website.

when click on web links and you will see all the recovered bikes. to get your bike back you must have a report or proof the bike is yours. a top women's biking tale scoring big in a race this week. the huge hurdle they overcame. >> the iowa battleship will leave the bay area tomorrow on it's final trip. it'll be taken in the port of richmond down to loss, it's scheduled to pass under the golden gate bridge. one final time between two and three. once the ship reaches la the navy plans to turn it no a floating museum. the iowa saw action during world war ii and the korean war and hosted more presidents than any other ship in the fleet. >> apple ceo tim cook plans to forego up to $75 million in stock dividends. he was eligible to receive them after apple announced in march it would begin handing out

quarterly dividends to all share holders in the 4th quarter. cook made a filing yesterday that requests he not receive the money. it's not unprecedented but turning down millions in dividends is rare among ceo's. fresh worries about the debt crisis caused a cell off on wall street. this time it was -- one of the banks asking for $24 billion in support. the dow fell 75 points, nasdaq slipped under two points. >> the ce or of jp morgan chase being called to testify. the seven sate banking committee wants to question jamie diamond about their 2 billion plus trading loss. diamond said he will testify. he has called the losses a black mark and he has apologized. facebook's botched ipo cost city group millions. sources say the company's automated trading desk is

trading losses about -- losses of about $20 million because of a technical error during facebook's nasdaq debut. other wealth management companies were also affected for a total of more man $100 million in losses. >> if bill martin hadn't been talking about today's weather i don't know identify would have to go check the calendar. >> the snow earlier in the newscast and started off okay today and then the clouds came in as rain and then the sun came out and now more rain north of here and one of those days, most of the rain is over for now. we will see a few scattered source tonight. up by the santa rosa area, on the corridor, this is light stuff. this isn't really the wipers going hard at all. barely moving. a few source, back out in the biggest and strongest activity i can find in the hills, east of gilroy and morgan hill and that's significant rains coming down in the hills up there and

perhaps a little tunedder lightning you can see from that cell there. that's a powerful looking deal. i have had no reports of tunedder lightning but that system may produce a little bit. here is how it looked as the system rolled through. a quick look at clouds, rain, and then sun, just comes right out. that's how the day went and that's what we expect through the next few hours and then dying down this is a low pressure center. it spins, rapid moisture and down from the north. that's what -- the systems are so unstable. there is a chance for storms. that low will track off tomorrow and that means a slight chance for a sprinkle back in the forecast tomorrow afternoon. it looks mainly east the area. more fairfield, more out toward antioch and then you can see it all going on. winter weather advisory. that's in effect until 6:00. it's a big holiday weekend. folks heading that way.

winter weather advisory. snow levels down about 5500 feet. maybe lower than that in someplaces, snow accumulations maybe six inches f you have the weekend planned in tahoe. saturday doesn't look great but not bad. the daytime high 44. nicer on sunday by monday the final day on the holiday weekend, temperatures warm back up into the upper 60's. if you go monday will be your nicest day. overnight lows chilly as you head into saturday morning, just like this morning, mid40s for most of us into the afternoon we will get back in to the 70s in some of the warmer spot, the complete forecast for the bay area holiday weekend in a few. >> surrender. what a judge had to say about the defense of marriage act and it's effect on same sex couples. >> and the verdict is in involves a strange case of a man dressing up like a woman and attack a singer on stage. what the jury has just decided.

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marriage supporters. a judge ruled the defense of marriage act violated the constitution when it denied federal benefits to a same sex spouse married under california law. it is the second such ruling here in california. a san francisco judge declared the law unconstitutional back in february that. is under appeal to the court of appeals. a santa clara jury found aself proclaimed freedom fighter guilty of two felonies in an attack on a singer that happened during a concert last summer. we are have video. it happened in santa clara last july. he was convicted yesterday of felony use of tear gas along with assault and other charges. prosecutors say he is a activist who dressed up like a woman when he attacked the singer. he faces more than three years in jail when he is sentence. >> the dangers of texting driving are well known but can you get in trouble for texting to a driver?

a new jersey judge said no. his ruling today dismissed a lawsuit against a woman who texted her boyfriend as he drove. he crashed seriously injured two people. the couple said she was electronicly present and should have known her boyfriend was driving but the judge said she had no control over when and how he would read the text. >> the sheriff's department and volunteers are still searching for sierra lamar. the results of the search. >> the new eastern span of the bay bridge nearly complete the next giant project is the tran bay transit center. come with us. we love gardening...

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coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> once again south bay crews take to the waters searching for sierra lamar hoping this time is different. in the end their search for the missing teen had disappointing results. robert honda live in morgan hill with how search efforts continued in the middle of emotional turmoil capped off by the find a body in the east bay. >> reporter: the worry about the identity of the body found in pleasanton just added to the week. the volunteers center here is closed right now but has been a day of search related activity here and on the water. the sheriff's dive team wrapped up a week long search at around five today. the team has been searching for 15-year-old sierra lamar. an monday a 21-year-old was arrested and yesterday charged

with her kidnapping murder. her father said its pain. knowingng they are look for a body. >> that's what they need to do but for us the family we are keeping hope that we are going to find herra live. if we have that sliver of hope we will stick with it. >> reporter: the sheriff's department maintains it's not focused on the reservoir because the suspect's mother said he was there around the time of the disappearance. in any case the search has come up empty. >> to date they have not located anything evidence wise pertaining to the case. >> reporter: though the family officially shut down the center for the holiday weekend today a select group of experiences searchers met inside to plan a search saturday, sources asked us not to disclose location. steve lamar thanked the volunteers. >> we are so grateful for that and thankful that people are -- have that much care and support. >> reporter: that support will continue, a fundraiser has just

gotten started at the jay constevens winery on watsonville road and a rally of hope is scheduled for next friday in fremont. live in more began hill. >> this sunday marks 18 years since a 14-year-old was killed inside her home in castro valley. jennie lynn's family will lead the vigil to remember her. they hope to put new attention on the case as investigators are still trying to find the person who killed her. the sheriff is expected to speak at the vigil. it'll be followed by a candlelight walk. the service starts at 6:30 an the library. in just over three hours now one of the main routes out of san francisco to the bay bridge is going be closed for work for the new bus and train terminal. tom is at the site of that new terminal and shows us what is being done. >> reporter: one thing is for sure . you can't build a

transit center unless first you dig under this and a lot of other streets. this temporary steel bridge is essential to make room for a massive bus and rail center. a lot of it has taken place in the three blocks that will be the site but to make one giant calf eastern first street is one of three nah must be replaced steel bridges. this one will be lifted in to place over the weekend for a tuesday morning reopening. the center is the key facility in the four billion dollar development. >> three out of every four who come to work in downtown use public transit today. >> reporter: to bring in more jobs more must be put in a more convenient location. >> by bringing caltrain into downtown we project that caltrain rider ship will be increased by more than 67%. >> reporter: just to set the stage for all future development here it's a really big dig. >> it's about 65 feet.

>> reporter: just to create this crater contractors will have to remove about 50,000 dump trucks, big ones full of earth and rock. and to put that in perspective that's 120 football fields covered three feet deep. many other buildings including the largest sky scrape net western united states will pay a lot of fees and taxes to be in the middle of it all. >> it's projected to generate $400 million in revenue to go toward the downtown rail extension. >> reporter: bus operations will start in the new transit center in about five-years, train service will take six years starting on whatever day funding is a proved. reporting live ktvu channel 2news. >> the coroner identified a woman killed yesterday in a car accident. authorities say the 49-year-old was killed when a big rig tipped over on to the car she was in. a driver of the big rig was in the hospital in critical

condition. the driver of the car had only minor injuries. it happened yesterday morning as the car exited and the big rig was taken the clover leaf ramp. the vice mayor of clayton is set to be arraigned next month on embezzlement. the prosecutor said he was acting as a insurance broker when he collected $159,000 from the wireless provider. he never pass that money along to traveler's insurance. he denies the charges and claims the money was a commission. >> sacramento lawmakers want to honor the late president ronald regan with a unique tribute. today they voted to put a statue of him in the state capitol. the capitol already has portraits of california governors but the author of the bill said regan deserves more because he was the only governor of california to go on and become president. the bill now moves on to the state senate. the former president died back

in 2004. he served two terms as the california governor and two as the president. >> the vice president today fought back tears speaking with mourning military families at a memorial day event. the vice president spoke about the death of his first wife and daughter in he was a 29-year-old senator. he said that he understands what they went through when they learned their loved ones had died. >> you knew when they walked up the path, you knew when the call came. you knew, you just felt it in your bones. something bad happened. i knew. i don't know how i knew. >> reporter: he attended the military survivorra he seminar of the tap's program that provides emotional support for families of fallen service members. a new poll puts romney's slightly ahead of the president in the race for the white house but they are in a tie.

the poll showed romney leading obama 35% to 44%. 6% say they vote for a third party candidate. 5% say they are undecided. the two have been with in two points of each other for about ten days. >> they look like candy and that's the problem. we told you about kids eating these pods but tonight why this may not be the case for much longer. >> and did the butler do it? the allegations being made against one of the pope's aids.

. firefighters in southern california are still trying to control a wildfire tonight. the banner fire has grown to 2500 acres since it first broke out yesterday afternoon. at this point it's only 20% contained. people in more than 100 home that were forced to evacuate yesterday but now they have been lifted. they were lifted late last night this are industrial trying to find a cause. >> a follow up now to eye a story we brought you yesterday. the changing of design being changed for tide laundry to deter children from eating them. they said they will create a double latch lid to help stop children from get them. children sometimes think they are candy. senate butler for the pope is

facing allegations of corruption. sources say he was arrested today. he is a accused of leaking private documents to italian media earlier this year. the documents include personal letters to the e pope involving allegations of corruption, mismanagement. the pope has ordered several investigations. >> new tapes have surfaced it's possible they may link charles manson to more killings. they have never been heard before. the lapd is requesting permission to hear them. they say they have information he discussed other killings. he is serving a life sentence for the killings of several people including sharon tate. >> the historic docking a private space craft with the space station. why it's such good news for sciencists at this berkeley

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ship launched three days ago on board the falcon nine rocket arrived this morning at the space station. >> just below the space station. the unmanned dragon c aps ule on remote control approach, suddenly reflections confuse -- a light based radar. teams figured out a fix on the fly. then in the dark dan petit grabbed the craft with a robotic arm and docked it. >> this is -- so much that could have gone wrong and it went right. i don't have enough to express the excitement we have. >> reporter: it's also great news for sciencists at this berkeley laboratory who are working on the upcoming mars mission. we saw one of the five tests scheduled for launch next year and said today was encouraging. >> our main interest is in the

falcon 9 rock and the how it may help space sciences. >> reporter: space x charges less money and can build rockets to replace the fleet. >> a critical gap in the launch ability which falcon nine would fill. >> reporter: private companies are filling niches from launch to tourists and private rockets may help explore the planet and beyond while saving money. right now the astronauts are preparing to unload a thousand pounds of supplies the dragon. it's to return to earth with a pacific ocean splash down next week. reporting live, john fowler. >> another call is going out for help hunting for pieces of a meteorite. a professor is asking asking for help to track it down. it was about the size of a van and it is rare. sciencists want to suddeny the pieces hoping to learn more

about how and when earth, mars and other planets formed. so far most of the search has been around the lod is but experts believe there may be larger pieces farther west. the senate has given the green light to test tube salmon. it's a story we have been following for years. late last night the senate voted to allow the fda to move forward with them. they are injected with dna to make them grow bigger. food safety experts want the fda to ban them or require stricter labeling to tell people. >> we don't think they fully studied all the differences and potential allergies and then a whole list of environmental consevens. >> companies developing the salmon argue the process helps resews the rick of disease. >> a new study shows high levels of mercury in sport fish

in california. the agency said more than a third of the locations found high concentrations of the toxic that affects the human nervous system. the highest was along the north ecoast. species with the highest levels when you leopard sharks and striped bass. researchers ney have found another benefit to a spice in curry. they have identified a substance that increases a protein that helps boost the immune system. it helps the body fight off foreign viruses and bacteria. another study found things may reduce plaque build up. >> a key witness testified in the roger clemens trial that dna found an a needle matches that of the former star pitcher. he is fighting charges that he lied to congress about using performance enhancing drugs, today a sciencist said the need example two cotton balls tested

positive for his dna. a former trainer testified he injected clemens with steriods in 2001 and saved the needle. >> a marin county agency agreed to pay hundreds of thousands in a settlement offer a series of sewage spills. they report between 2007 and 2010 about half a million gallons spilled. some of that money will help fund two wetland projects. officials blame the spills on aging pipes that they say they are replacing. state regulators have ruled to double the number of homeowners and businesses with solar panels getting full credit for their power. they voted to approve the changes to its net energy metering poll civil the policy allows them with solar panels to cut their utility bills by getting credit for excess power sent to the power grid.

>> we have been talking about strange weather, the rain this afternoon in the bay area, i think the thing everybody wants to know is what it is for the weekend? >> is it started off shaky. cooler than we have been. cooler wind and -- we head north. you may have bumped into a few of them around one or two, maybe three as we moved through the bay area. we have a little bit of activity. this is not major stuff as you know. as you go toward morgan hill that activity is starting to wind off to the east and south. highs today were cool. cooler by five or eight degrees. maybe it ten in others, 65 oakland. highs warm up more than these. the cool air is in place now and this system as it rides through will be slow to moderate. we won't warm up in the bay area until sunday or monday when temperature also get back

to where you expect them. a dry weather pattern after this weak wet weather moves through. accumulations, maybe a tenth of an inch -- most of us were trace, low 100. tonight showers move out. there is a system. tomorrow kind of cool, kind of breezy, it it's a nice day. you will get to do what you want but breezy out there especially in the afternoon. high pressure building in and as we go into sunday, monday warmer but saturday, that is the transition day to the warm. warming does start, temperatures tomorrow 60's. lots of them in low 70's. as we go through time let's look at the computer model. scattered showers moving out and then we go into tomorrow. about 7:00 a.m. clouds starting to clear and then watch this. around lunchtime. right there. the system wants to drag a few showers over the napa, fairfield, santa rosa area around 3:00 tomorrow. this is what it looks like today. not a deal breaker. you will still have a nice day.

that north bay and east bay for a few potential scattered showers, tomorrow forecast highs, 70s, warmer than today. 72 in livermore, 70 pleasant on. a nice day. good air quality. not to bad. things go this time of year. 68 redwood. 67 wood side and for the bridge celebration on sunday the weather looking okay. we start off in the morning about 57, patchy fog. clear in the afternoon. 63, we get toward -- the festival which is the fireworks it looks like maybe a little patchy fog but it won't shut down the fireworks. it'll be nice. patches of fog and the five-day forecast with the bay area holiday weekend in view. looks nicen. to sunday and nonbarbecuing outside. tomorrow night may be chilly. >> today's cool and rain will be a distant memory. >> i hope so. >> thank you. >> a hometown team taking a big challenge as the elite women's cycling event. why this rain could help them is

. fresno police have had to deal with a unusual problem, 1500 broke through a fence this morning and -- into a backyard. the school has to go on lockdown as a result. they found an officer with 30 years of roping experience to

corrall them. one of the runner ups -- quite as lucrativ. . during the ido l finale. sanchez isn't promised a record deal and they get as little as $30,000 for recording a single. in other years the second blaze finisher u had an advance of 1 75,000 dollars for a album. >> a bay area women's, this is new at the stage one of the tour. she is second overall after winning yesterday's stage. the teammate said this is her last chance to qualify to ride in the game this is summer.

>> it's important for the top five -- this they score as many to get that first spot. >> the team had a big scare when all of their bikes were develop from a locker. police found the bike but have not made arrests. california schools are one step closer tonight to switching to digital text books. the state senate approved a bill to require publishers to make content available to school districts in digital form. the measure also lets schools create online digital database that students can access from anywhere and it requires publishers to officer offer it in section. the golden gate bridge marking it's 75 years, the iconic impact the governor said the bridge has had and how it should inspire us for the future. >> and he was on a security mission during the cold war when his plane crashed.

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is channel 2news at six. >> good evening . >> just in time for the 75th anniversary bash for the golden gate bridge san francisco today welcomed a navy destroyer if to the bay. it came through the golden gate around noon for a three day visit. it's home port is in san diego. tomorrow it'll hold a change of command event. david stevenson is live in san francisco with the day ceremony to honor the international impact its made. >> reporter: politicians and the public didn't talk to us today about the personal and political symbolism of the bridge. >> san francisco, open your golden gate. >> reporter: the bridge is being celebrated as a symbol of american create. >> no matter what the daunting challenge, no matter how daunting, and