anymore. >> i could not handle it anymore. i shut down, i wanted to kill myself. >> reporter: she now receives her schooling at home through a special program. school official would not go on camera, an administrator told us by phone that students responsible for bullying are suspended and that there's an anti bullying positive intervention team and she said, without quoting that hogan does not have a problem with bullying. >> the bullying has to stop. it's not fair. >> reporter: the video was posted, she did that after she hit the rounds on social networkings. >> n e tworkings -- networks. >> at first i was so outraged. but i thought, you've already done it. now we're going to turn this around and expose the bullies and show what's going on in our school. >> reporter: videos of another

girl being beaten up at hogan she says it happened on her second day of class. the investigation into mirkarimi's actions is about to enter its next phase. david stevenson live now in the city with a key decision that still needs to be made. >> reporter: a hearing inside city hall began just a half hour ago. it will determine the rules into a fight whether sheriff mirkarimi will get to keep his job. >> it's one of the most important positions in the city, it deserves the respect of the process. >> reporter: the process of determining whether suspended sheriff mirkarimi. it follows his high profile domestic case. >> there have been powers that are within the power of government and private-sectors that are going to do whatever they can to try to remove me. >> reporter: the city's five member ethics commission will set the rules for a series of

administrative hearings including setting limits. the process favors the city. >> the mayor through the city attorney are issuing subpoenas conducting investigationings. we do not have any power at all. >> reporter: a key decision involves the use of a 55 second video of mirkarimi's wife lopez displaying a bruised arm. >> i don't think that the city nor the system in all has ever cared for or been considerate of what my wife's interest are. they never asked her what she wanted. >> reporter: a superior court judge ruleed the video can be used in a hearing. the motion will take a motion to keep it from being shown publicly. >> i think in all this, because it is a public hearing should be available to everyone. >> this is a really unusual clash of privacy rights on behalf of the victim in this case and the right of the public to have open government hearings. from my experience the right of the public to know almost

always wins. >> reporter: at 6:00 a live look inside that commission hearing and the jane doe witness the city may call to testify against mirkarimi. a san francisco school principal today pleaded not guilty to dui and hit-and-run charges. sheila salmon moloski seen here in the brown outfit there is the principal after paul revere school. she's accused of driving drunk and trying to flee after hitting two cars near the golden gate bridge earlier this month. officers say she had a blood alcohol level higher than .08. she is said to return to court june 26th. at this hour homicide detectives in san jose are investigateing the case of a body that was found today in a local pond. robert handa is here today to tell us why that incident generated so many questions today, robert. >> reporter: well we are at the pond in south san jose where investigators spent the morning and early afternoon searching for a body that they are trying

to determine is a homicide victim. they are searching this area for a number of different reasons. it is a sight that many people in the bay area are familiar seeing. the sheriff dive team out early this morning searching a local water way. this time a percolation pond in south san jose. when word spread through the neighborhood saying this was a search for a body people came out knowing not what to think. >> my first thought would be sierra lamar and that just really breaks my heart so i don't know what it is yet. but i hope that it's not her. >> reporter: as we reported on our noon newscast, police told us quickly the body in question was a male possibly an adult. the police department acknowledged it very quickly because they got so many calls asking if it was lamar. they came out and detectives the body with sonar equipment

and they recovered the body. officers spent four hours last night searching for a man reported missing in the area. >> every time you have a missing person reported dead. you put those two together, any police department would look very closely at the circumstances, right now we're treating it as a homicide. >> it's not good to see all of this. actually it's very disturbing. especially right here in your backyard. >> reporter: at this point police are not releasing a name since the coroner's office is still trying to determine a cause of death. the sheriff's department says the operation put off a search for sierra lamar today they plan to resume those searches tomorrow. live in san jose, robert handa. police are asking for your help in finding a missing elderly man. 69-year-old meng linggong weighs 111 pounds, he's considered to be at risk because he has dementia. search and rescue crews are searching for him at the wildlife refuge. his cell phone was found there

early this morning. police say they are especially concerned because the wetlands can be difficult to walk through in the dark. a man who allegedly crashed a stolen car into another vehicle in contra costa county is behind bars after a brief chase today. it all started about 10:00 this morning in pleasanthill. that's when sheriff deputies spotted a stolen car near monument boulevard. sheriff officials tell us the driver pulled into the parking lot of the apartments and struck another car. he then jumped out and ran off. officers spotted the suspect and arrested him. a 16-year-old boy has died of injuries that killed his mother. the alameda corner say javier chavez died yesterday. his mother 22-year-old alicia lopez died at the scene. her boyfriend jose lombr era s was behind the wheel when their car slammed into a tree. he was critically injured he's

been charged with vehicle manslaughter. investigators say his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. oakland police have identified a husband and father of two found shot to death over the weekend. 30-year-old ronald kid of hayward was shot sunday morning while driving down market street near seventh street. he was on his way home from work and had just stopped at his mom's home. plus are not saying if he was shot by someone on the street or from another car. a motive for the killing is still not known and no arrests have been made at this point. in about 20 minutes we get a look at a major crime crack down in oakland. you will see the dozens of guns and hear about the arrests that were made by authorities. we are getting new details tonight about a fatal officer involved shooting in vallejo last week. today police released this photo of a man killed in the shootings. investigators now say the man identified as peter mestler was

dispondent over his divorce. he pulled out what later was found to be a pellet gun. officers shot the man. the incident has been one of several police involved shootings. polls are just now closing in texas. mitt romney is expected to win the republican primary in that state. giving him enough electoral votes to clench the gop nomination. if texas voters were putting him over the top. romney was making a campaign swing through the west. just about an hour ago he spoke in las vegas where he slammed president obama's health care reform law. he said it has hurt small businesses. >> three of them indicated that obama care was one of the reasons they decided not to open more businesses and to hire more people. >> reporter: earlier today in colorado, romney addressed a rally in a small city park just

miles from a large coal powered energy plant. he accused president obama of overregulating the industry. president obama will be in the area tomorrow for a fundraiser. he will appear at a chatteau. meg whitman was also an employee of romney at bane capital. tickets to this event are running as high as $50,000. for the first time a former rutgers university student apologized today for using a web cam to spy on his male roommate kissing another man days before the roommate committed suicide. ravi said he was sorry for what he called his thoughtful, immature, stupid and childish

choices. romney was convicted of 15 criminal counts. the judge criticized ravi for never having apologized. it was facebook's worse dais since it began trading publicly. adding to some of the negativity are reports that facebook is thinking about acquiring a norwegian company. the menlo park city council said to vote tonight on whether to allow facebook to expand its campus. facebook wants to increase it to 6,600 employees. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg has been spotted

honey mooning in italy. zuckerberg was seen coming up empty-handed when he tried to get cash out of an automated teller machine. apparently the atm was out of order. the pair began their honey moon in rome. serious allegations have been raised. but caltrans has remained silent about it. the outrageous decisions being made in sacramento, still ahead. >> after a bit of a cool holiday weekend things are starting to warm up around here. i'll show you some of the warmer temperatures we've seen in a while. back here in just a few minutes.

new construction concerns have surfaced of the new span

to withstand -- >> reporter: truly an amazing story. these are the two crowns that will sit on top of the bay bridge. but there's a question now, will this bridge stand as the strongest bridge of its type or will it have an asterisk. 13 pilings 200 feet into the floor of the bay form the very roots of and the solid footing for the massive new tower that holds the span. but now information has surfaced which seems to suggest that two of those concrete and steel pillars may not be as strong as required. certain sounds tests were either not done or records for them don't exist. we've been asking caltrans for a response all day long. the usual spokes people have simply by muzzled. i'm told this request is in the hands of the governor's office. but i've learned from sources those sonic tests are not even required what is required sophisticated x-ray testing has been done and all the pilings apparently have passed those

tests. but whether or not this remains true is a mystery. and when something this serious is treated by caltrans with silence, it is back in the hands of the governor who says he's bringing a new openness into the state of california. we'll bring more of it as we get deeper and deeper into the debate. and a new street closure will take place tomorrow morning. it'll take place from 5:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. once demolition is complete they will start to build a new bridge. the california high speed rail authority has a new ceo and he's a man that's very familiar with the project.

jeff morales is a former executive director of caltrans he also spent a year as a consultant on the bullet train project. morales comes as contractors must decide whether to build the first leg or risk blowing a deadline for federal grants. there's a new virus targeting countries. it's dubbed the flame virus. it can eves drop on computer users and their coworkers and even steal information from near by cell phones. the virus has hit computers in iran. some suspect israel may be behind the virus. google and samsung released the new generation chrome book computer. the new series 5-550 runs 2-1/2

times faster than the original chrome book. chrome book was an unconventional computer that does not have a hard drive. sales of chrome books have been sluggish compared to apple's i pad and other tablet computers. photos of apple's new iphones have been released. they show what appears to be an aluminum backed plate surrounded by a white casing. a smaller dock connector than the one found in other apple products. a ground breaking ceremony in oakland for a newly rebuilt park. cesar chavez park in the fruitvale direct will reveal a new playground. with a basketball court and picnic facilities. the project is funded with a bond measure passed back in 2006. contra costa county will

soon christen a brand new park. one that offers children a new adventure. the park just underwent a 4-1/2 million dollar renovation. if the weather continues by thursday. no jackets by then. >> yeah, no jackets by then. things are warming up after what was a cool start for that holiday weekend. cleared up for the celebrations of golden gate bridge. it's changing around, numbers are going to change up. we go to live storm tracker 2 in the central valley. you can see there's warmth. 87 in fresno. the heat is going to start coming this way. that will pull the heat out of the inland bay valleys. right now the winds are blowing

a little bit out of the north- northwest by this time. i have winds gusts up here to 29 miles per hour out of the west-northwest. those winds are going to start to clock around and come more from the north. that's when things start to warm up. it's not going to be a heat wave. there are pacifics weather systems that will have an impact on us this week. and the way of a cooldown as we get to the end of the week. we will talk about that as we get closer to the weekend. we have patchy fog along the coast right now. the high temperature in fairfield. the temperature right now in fairfield 79. tomorrow at this time fairfield will probably be around 83 or 84 degrees. temperatures are going to be increasing over the next 24 hours. overnight lows on the cool side. you noticed it the last couple of mornings it's been chilly out there. temperatures are going to begin to increase. tomorrow morning the coolest night of the week. 49 in napa, 48 in vallejo.

after that temperatures will go into the 60 60s. tomorrow mild to warm. it's going to start to send the wind offshore. low 60s maybe mid-60s. inland you're going to go 70s and 80s. winds are going to be kind of light. this high pressure is going to dominate our weather pattern for the next 72 hours so things are going to get a lot nicer and a lot warmer. when i come back i'll get specific with what day warms up the most. i'll see you back here. >> thank you, bill. mixed messages from the housing market where prices are headed here in the bay area compared to other major cities around. also, new information is coming out about stun guns. why it will likely cause even more debate about whether police officers should be allowed to use them. >> new at 6:00, still searching for justice for a family tragedy. >> to see this go on as long as

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the year. >> reporter: march to march prices fell the most in atlanta georgia 17% and they rose the most in phoenix arizona, 6%. the conference board of private resource board came out with new numbers today it's consumer confidence index now stands at 64.9. that's down from 68.7 in april and it's the biggest drop we've seen in seven months. the researchers say americans are worried about unemployment, falling home prices and big drops in the stock market. on wall street today the dow jones rose almost 126 points. nasdaq was also uprising more than 33 points. the jury in the john edwards campaign corruption trial deliberated for a seventh day. the judge also met privately with attorneys to discuss a

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they are considered a safer alternative to guns but we've learned police use a stun gun

is leaving more people injured than before. tonight a stun gun study provides new information on the controversy about those devices. ktvu's health and science editor with the research that shows stun guns are more likely to injure than previously thought. >> reporter: police officers want to carry them but this new report will certainly add to the controversy. our camera captured an officer using a stun gun on a may day protesters. i contacted a researchers who the -- who studied the injuries. >> bruises and abrasions, lacerations, there's a decreased risk for the officers. >> i would much rather see someone bruised or cut with a stun gun than killed with a

firearm. >> reporter: sf police offer association gary delane y says. >> in san jose when they were first introduced they were usen at a high amount. so there were a lot of deaths. >> it keeps public safe and it's the best alternative to something else, then that's fine with me. >> how much does it affect the safety of the police officer to get closer and use a baton versus the injury the taser gun affects on a person. >> this study should give them significant pause if they are considered going down that road. >> reporter: evans points to a supreme court decision today that clears citizens to sue officers who use stun guns without reasonable cause. reporting live, health and science editor john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police say a cab driver was attacked early

this morning after picking up a group of passengers in the mission district. police say three men got into a taxi on valencia street and 18th. the passengers began arguing then one of them started yelling at the officer then started choking him from the backseat. the driver managed to stop the cab and ran off along with two of the passengers. police say the passenger who tried to choke the driver took the cab and then crashed into another car just about a block away. officers soon arrived on the scene and arrested a 48-year- old man. a graphic display today of some of the fire power that would have ended up on bay area streets if not for a major bust in oakland. john sasaki is here tonight and shows us the weapon and two persons accused of trying to sell them. john. >> reporter: just two and a half hours ago oakland police showed off 16 guns they seized in one bust. it's part of a major effort to reduce crime and violence. it was a table full of guns

inside oakland police headquarters. >> the seize of acquiring firearms is a problem. >> reporter: police released the photos of the twins that were selling the firearms. >> you can connect the dots of why we have the number of firearm related shootings and homicides. >> reporter: it's part of a police operation that so far has taken 92 guns off the street and nabbed 90 suspects. >> we are watching, we will find you, we will prosecute you. and you will be removed from the community. >> reporter: oakland major gene quan says it's an important tool being used to remove guns off the street. >> the number of shots have been gone down, the number of murders have gone down. >> the initiative shows just how effective we can be when we create local, federal and state

partnerships to confront our problems head on. >> reporter: in east okay land one woman told me she isn't hearing nearly as much gunfire or as many sirens. >> it doesn't sound as bad as it was sounding a few months ago. it has calmed down. >> reporter: a young man says the root of the problem persists. >> it's just easy access to a lot of guns nowadays. >> reporter: authorities say they will continue to work together to get more guns off the streets. live in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu news. santa cruz county is looking at a cost saving plan that would outsource medical care for prisoners. the santa cruz sentinel is reporting that california forensics group would provide health care for inmates. that move is expected to save $56,000 a year. jail officials said they could apply for work with the forensic medical group -- workers are set to lose their

jobs, but jail officials said they could apply for work with the forensic medical group. charles watson is -- eight audio tapes hold recordings of watson and his attorney jeff boyd. los angeles police want to hear those tapes to see if they reveal details of other crimes. watson's lawyers argue the tapes were covered by attorney- client privacy. newly up loaded amateur video was reportedly taken in the city of families were killed execution style. also serious opposition groups have posted new video that they say shows a near by city being

shelled by forces forces loyal to the dictator. former friends of a confessed norwegian killer testified today. they described him as someone who often came across as deeply depressed, expressed feminine tendencies and led some to believe he may be gay. five years before the mass killing the defendant moved back to live with his mother and ended all social contacts. last july, bravek killed 69 people after setting off a bomb that claimed eight lives. president obama today presented the national medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor to 13 people. he said made extraordinary contributions to the world. >> what sets these men and women apart is the incredible impact they have had on so many

people. not in short binding bursts but steadily. >> reporter: along the recipients, tony morrisson and former secretary of state natalie albright. happening now in san francisco the ethics commission just started a meeting here in the past few minutes in which members are expected to decide whether to hold a hearing with live testimony or provide a recommendation to the board of supervisor in the misconduct hearing for suspended sheriff mirkarimi. he entered the room not even five minutes ago. our crew is watching out on the field tell us when he walked in there was applause in the room. now at issue here is whether or not a video tape we've been telling you about for months now in which mirkarimi's wife shows a bruise on her arm is going to be allowed to be shown. now our david stevenson is there. he provided a report about this meeting at the beginning of this newscast. david is inside this room getting more information we're going to get a report from him

coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. be sure to stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the story. here on the air as well as online. you can log on to ktvu.com. a scathing new report involving those 9/11 license plates that say we will never forget, turns out the people that were supposed to benefit from the license plates aren't getting anything. and the investigation by governor brown to find out where the money is going. take a look at the screen on the right, that doesn't belong there. a bear finds its way into a swimming pool. the surprising reaction from the family that spotted this animal as it was just going for a swim.

the prosecution rested its case in a the trial of roger clemens. the prosecution called its final witness. now the defense begins its case which clemens attorney says will take about two weeks. clemens is accused of lying to congress. this week congress is focusing on the security of the nation's subway and commuter train. the house is set to approve a bill requiring federal officials communicate better with transit agencies and police. it would place homeland security in local emergency

response centers. they would be responsible for communicating rail system threats to local law enforcement. supporters of the bill say the homeland security department has focused too much on aviation and not enough on trains. the senate appropriations committee recommended to start doubling tsa increase. the transportation security administration says the boost is necessary after its regular funding was cut in the federal budget. if approved by correct congress, the fee will increase from $5 to $10 per round trip. the associated press today reported that money raised by the state through the sale of those so called 9/11 silence plates have not been going to scholarships and has partially gone to anti terrorism efforts. and now there's word that governor brown has ordered an audit where those funds have gone. the plates read, we will never

forget. the scholarship fund for the children of california victims hasn't been funded for seven years and that only 40% of the money has been used for anti terror programs. the rest has reportedly gone to help with the state's budget deficit. two big earthquakes in less than two weeks in northern italy. where most of the people who died were when today's quake hit. and back here in just 10 minutes, we have a warm up to talk about i'll show you just how warm in your neighborhood. >> still searching for justice for a family tragedy. how painful memories are driving a widow from her home. >> implementing a new plan for east bay traffic. what the change could mean for you morning commute.

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italian officials say 16 people are dead and several people missing after today's earthquake. it's the second quake in less than two weeks and cameras caught the instant this one hit. the people living in these blue at the -- blue tents were displaced only to be shaken up again this morning. >> i will never feel safe. because we're still having quakes. so every three or five minutes. >> reporter: factories, barns and churches fell in a second blow to a region where thousands are still homeless from the previous tremblor. dozens of aftershocks are hiting the area. some more than magnitude 5.0. >> i was inside, thankfully we

had tied the beams securely but it was terrible. >> reporter: people in northern italy had just begun to take steps toward resuming a normal life. >> the shock was stronger and longer than the previous one two weeks ago. >> reporter: as in that event, many of those who died in today's earthquake were workers inside huge warehouses and factories. the prime minister was meeting with emergency officials in roam to discuss the damage from the previous quake when today's quake struck. he's calling for immediate action for the region. now geologists say the aftershocks will continue for several days, economists are concerned as well since the country is already struggling with recession. damage estimates from the quakerlier this month are tote -- quake earlier this month are

totaling $250 million. danish researchers say women who work the night shift more than twice a week had a 40% higher risk of breast cancer and the risk is even greater among women who say they are morning people. the scientists explain because the workers are exposed to light during night hours, their body reduces its production of melatonin. the number of americans with kidney stones has almost doubled. researchers say they think they know why. researchers poured over national datas and they found that one out of every four americans develop kidney stones. kidney surgery for phillip phillips was postponed because he's fighting a high fever. phillips has a congenital kidney condition. during his three months

competing on american idol, phillips underwent eight different surgeries. he was due for another operation today but came down with a sinus infection and fever. the operation reportedly has been rescheduled for next week. when you think of northern california, affordable housing is probably not your first thought. but according to cnn money, one of the top five cities is here. let's give you the top five here, when it comes to home prices. this is based not only on price but it also takes in median price. number one you see there is indianapolis, number two dayton ohio, lakeland florida that's right between tampa and orlando. number four modesto california. rounding out the top five grand rapids michigan. bears may sleep in the woods but they apparently like going swimming in pools. we want to show you home video that was shot by two southern california teenagers of a bear going for a little dip in their backyard pool. the two sisters who spotted the animal said they were concerned

about the family's dogs but that the bear didn't seem to be bothered at all. >> we thought it was crazy. he was not phased by us at all. he was staring us, practically mocking us and he was just swimming like he's a person. my parents have lived here for like 20 years and never have we ever had a bear in our backyard before. so it was definitely an interesting experience. especially since we were home by ourselves. we were freaked out for a while. >> you can imagine. the afternoon swim didn't last that long. after a quick splash, the bear headed back out into the wild. >> i'm guessing it was a bit warmer out there in niarobi than it was here in the area. let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin, it's a bit cool isn't it. >> the warming trend is taking place right now. temperatures did warm a little bit today and they will continue to warm this week as we head into a nice spring like weather pattern. with temperatures it will get back into the 90s as we get into the end of the week. winds right now in the antioch.

this is what the winds look like. we're seeing fairly significant on shore winds. what's going to happen as we get to the next 36 hours, the temperatures are going to do something like this. see the red, it's going to start pulling that warm air into our direction. temperatures on the increase this whole week as we go through time. so patchy coastal fog. definitely in the forecast tonight. we'll see more of it tomorrow morning. should burn off more rapidly tomorrow. as we head into the afternoon, tomorrow temperatures into the upper 70s in some of the warmest spots. as we go through the fog product tomorrow morning around 7:00 a.m., you see plenty of fog out toward montclaire. then it burns away. as soon as it burns away temperatures will warm. we're looking for temperatures to get back into the fairly the high numbers. especially inland low 80s

tomorrow. as you get to the microclimates, you will see walnut creek mid-70s. you're going to start seeing 80s. you get east of livermore south of morgan hill you're going to start seeing numbers like these. temperatures on the increase as we go through the next 24 hours. so this week going to be sunny and normal. right through the weekend as high pressure starts to go offshore. numbers as we go into friday could see low 90s, definitely warmer. 84 tomorrow in clear lake, 82 in fairfield. 76 in san rafael. these are your forecast highs for wednesday, i know it feels like tuesday but we had a day off on monday. or some of us did. these forecast highs you know where they were the last couple of days for sure, saturday was a cool day around here. sunday not much warmer. friday forecast for your bay area weekend in view, we're not going to see rain. it's going to heat up a bit the next couple of days. >> seems like we haven't had

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another chance to buy more steve jobs memorabilia. sotherby's are getting another chance to buy a memo where steve jobs was talking about how to improve the atari game console. the sale begins on june 15th. petaluma police are trying to find the owner of this safe. they said he was a heavy set white man driving a chevy blazer. at the california public utilities commission finds pacific gas and electric for the san bruno pipeline disaster that money could go back to pg & e to be used for pipeline

rebuilding. at least that's a new bill introduced. pg & e will be fined million that would go into the general fund. >> to me it's important that the rate payers, the people who are within the pg & e service area should be the ones who benefit. because we're the ones that have been the victims. >> a representative from the watchdog group turn says any penalty pg & e has to pay should be used to make sure a pipeline problem like that doesn't happen again. a 13-year-old boy has received cheers and applause from classmates for his accomplishments in a national geography contest. how about that, mahadama of hayward returned to fremont today. he took third place last week

in the annual national geographic bee. he beat out more than 50 finalists from all over the country. the national geographic bee gave him a $5,000 scholarship and his school awarded him with a special certificate. it's been almost three months since a motorist struck a father and his daughter. the cloud of suspicion surrounding the 17-year-old driver and why authorities say it's taking so long to decide on possible charges. it's difficult to watch but this cell phone video of a vallejo teenager being beaten in school isn't the only one. the call tonight for action to stop campus bullies.

attacks on campus the series of school brawls in vallejo that parents say is evidence that school bullying is out of control. and the changes in your morning commute that officials say will ease your morning commute. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. it has been two months since a 17-year-old driver hit and killed a father and his daughter