. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel. one of the san francisco giant's biggest stars is facing some serious accusations just as he works to get his career back on track. evening i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes and we have learned that giant's 3rd baseman, pablo sandoval has been questioned by santa cruz county sheriff's deputies about an alleged incident at a resort. dib roo villalon is live at

at&t park where the sexual harassment aggregations are rocking the area. >> reporter: they are only accusations. he has not been detained as detectives work this case. 25-year-old pablo sandoval took the field for the san josi giants tonight, playing minor league ball as he heals from surgery for a fractured hand. off-the-field? >> investigators are going to treat like this every other case we have at the sheriff's department. >> reporter: they confirm they are investigating a complaint from a woman who says she was assaulted by sandoval at seascape beach resort after meeting him in a bar in santa cruz. it was consensual sex according to his lawyers, but she says she was too intoxicated to consent. >> he has cooperated and we were able to interview him and the investigation is ongoing

at this time. >> reporter: sandoval nicknamed kung fu panda has been a crowd favorite. he led the team in homers and rbi's this season until his injury. at tonight's giant as game against the cubs, fans were stunned. >> he is panda and it doesn't seem like something that panda would do. >> there are a lot of people who would lie, so you don't know who to trust. >> i really hope it's not true. it's tough to hear. >> it's unfortunate to hear that, especially for the kids who look up to these players as their idols. >> reporter: struggling to regain their world series glory, the giant's organization is steering clear of the scandal and how it could derail sandoval's return from rehab, expected in days. >> pablo is down there working out. our job is to be ready to play

the game, and not have any distractions. i don't care what it may be. we have a job to do. >> reporter: pablo sandoval had nothing to say about the allegations tonight, playing in stockton. he just got a new 3-year $17 million contract from the giants. his struggle with weight-loss has been his biggest ongoing issue. at least until now. we're live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now and here is the full statement released today by sandoval's attorney and it said, "pablo fully cooperated with the sheriff's department out of respect for the process we have no further comment at this time." >> powers is back on in brisbain on san bruno mountain near bay shore boulevard and quickly burned ten acres. crews were worried that gusty

winds would blow the flames out of control. the brisbain city engineer and pge tell ktvu that a down power line may have sparked those flames at the height of the outage more than 1300 customers lost fire. calfire says a fire threatened homes today. the blue fire burned 42 acres before it was contained go hours ago. a somber ceremony was held in san francisco to remember two firefighters caught in a deadly house fire a year-ago. ktvu's christien kafton shows us how the firefighters were remembered. >> reporter: firefighters rang the bell and at 10:58, the same time the tragedy struck a year ago, a

moment of silence. commemorating efforts perez and valorio. vincent perez died a year-ago today. >> i still miss him and keep praying. >> reporter: anthony valerio died two days later. >> he never regained conscious, in the hospital. >> reporter: today the department unveiled a plaque honoring the fallen heroes, calling saying they may be gone, but they are not forgotten. >> it makes me very sad, but they were very proud and very hard-working and honorable men. they really were. they are all different personalities obviously, but they knew their job. they had an enthusiasm for their job. >> engine 26 is still clearly mourning their fallen comrades, but the fire department says one of their lasting legacies will be the lessons learned from their tragedy and how to apply that to the future. >> we did learn some lessons

and we're continuing to develop new policies to address certain things, whether it's windy conditions or hills. >> reporter: firefighters say they have already received 25 recommendations aimed at keeping tragedy from striking again ktvu channel 2 news. you can find raw video from today's memorial on ktvu.com. just look for the video player on the homepage. we have new information tonight about the victim of a drive-by shooting in oakland that happened just before 9:00 last night on 96th avenue and olive street. authorities have identified the victim as 18-year-old alejandro aguilera. he was a frequent visitor to that store, but they not believe he was the intended target. he was an 11th grader in oakland. no arrests have been made. two other shootings in

oakland overnight narrowly missed their targets. police say a pair of gunmen fired on a van late last night on hyde street. he escaped without any injuries. early this morning a gunman fire more than 25 rounds. no one was hurt. police have not made any arrests. in the south bay a new ten- mile search for missing teen syria lamar. noelle walker talked with volunteers, some who searched today for the first time. >> trying to figure out how close we are to the point to start the route. >> reporter: it's the 24th volunteer search. teams found out looking for sierra lamar. >> i still have a lot of hope she will be found alive. >> reporter: these hills were lush green when sierra was first reported missing. months later, search volunteers are combing through dry brush, battling heat, steep terrain and the threat of

rattlesnakes to help bring sierra home. here in this idyllic landscape. >> anything that could give us a hint that could relate to the case. >> reporter: he is one of 20 first time volunteers to come out today. it's that kind of momentum, perfect strangers volunteering their time that keeps sierra's father going. >> the worst thing is the not knowing. the worst thing is the not knowing. >> reporter: t-shirts that once said "missing," now say, "keep hope alive." every step volunteers make in the search fore sierra gives her family hope of finding her. >> i just say hang in there, baby, we're going find you soon and bring you back home. >> reporter: one volunteer told me that the thing they need most are more volunteers. the next search is scheduled to

begin wednesday morning. morgan hill, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. the man arrested and charged with murder in sierra lamar disappearance garcia-torres spoke briefly to the judge, agreeing to waive his right to a speedy trial. two people are dead and another seriously injured after a two-car cash in contra costa county. the accident happened on marsh creek road. highway patrol says one person was pronounced dead at the scene and the other died later at the hospital. a third person was hospitalized with serious injuries, but is expected to survive. a passenger suffered a severed arm after a suspected dui crash near the oakland airport. people say the injure man's brother was driving the car and

speed ing down doolittle this morning. it hit several large containers of jet fuel. police arrested him on suspicious of dui. a bizarre incident unfolded at airport in which a man went through the terminal completely naked. police say the 25-year-old suspect was first spotted at about 6:30 this morning. in one of the airport parking garages and then led police on a foot chase. from that garage in terminal b of the airport. officers managed to arrest the suspect right outside a passenger security checkpoint. police say the man resisted arrest and then one officer suffer minor injuries during the arrest. tomorrow makes the last date for united airlines operating at oakland airport. the airlines is ending service after 75 years at oakland. it had one route flighting 11 times a week flying from oakland to denver.

united operates a major hub in sfo. passengers flying out of sfo are facing majors. a duty manager tells ktvu that that prompted airlines to cancel at least 36 flights. the delays are expected to last through tomorrow. thousands of protesters are filling the streets of cairo after a judge spared egypt's long time president the death penalty. many though are angry that 84- year-old hosni mubarak will spend life in prison rather than be executed in the deaths of hundreds of anti-government protesters. adding to the crowd's outrage, the court acquitted his sons and top officials of corruption charges. coming up later we'll have a report from egypt with the dramatic reaction in the courtroom. kofi annan the un envoy

said the war in syria grows by the day, this as cnn aired scenes from a makeshift hospital. many people feel it's not safe to seek help in hospitals controlled by the syrian regime. as the violence continues in syria, across the border fighting broke out in lebanon. at least nine people were killed. lebanese leaders warned that the violence in syria could spill over to their border. in san francisco, syrian- americans returned to the streets today, calling for the international community to do, nor stop the slaughter of syrian citizens. the massacre in houla claimed the lives of 118 people. 34 women and 49 children were

among the today. un investigators say the victims had been shot at close range or stabs. >> the international community keeps watching as venezuela sends 35,0000 tons of diesel to syria and the world keeps watching as iran sends ships to syria with arms. >> today u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton called her russian counterpart to discuss it. thousands of people are here in san francisco for the black-and-white ball. why even the giant's team president skipped out on today's game to be here for the big night. these voting booths were quiet in early voting. why election officials are expecting a light turn outon tuesday as well. what oakland police were handing out today in an effort

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the big headliner paul simon finished up his concert with the san francisco symphony and while the windy conditions may be a fewance at the civic center plaza, it's not stopping the celebration in the streets. the black-and-white ball took over civic center plaza. some of the well-known citizens and even giant's president larry baer traded one ball for another. >> there is only one black-and- white ball and there are 162 games and we have hand-held devices and guess what? 2-1 giants. >> reporter: while disco may be dead, the decor lives on. the dance party rock show entertained the more than 5,000 attendees looking to show their true collars. >> we're in the most beautiful city in the united states, we think and cindy lauppeer is here to party with us.

>> reporter: besides some blowing table cloths, it didn't dampen the event. >> it's very breezy and the trays are tumbling off. >> reporter: tickets cost between $250 to $5,000 each and the money raised supports the san francisco's symphony programs which organizers say brings music to bay area children all year. >> their wonderful programs to develop musicians is really meaningful and important. >> reporter: the wallflowers are on stage right now and another big attraction of the night, cindy lauper starts playing at 11:00, the event lasts until 1:00 a.m. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. more detail now's on the event, often dammed the party of year. the symphony's first ball was held in 1956. it was initially meant to mark the 50th anniversary of the san francisco earthquake and fire of 1906. the tickets to that first party

cost $10. well, another san francisco tradition got underway today, but instead of raising green this event is aimed at getting you to think green. the 35th annual festival kicked off and in addition, to all the great food, shopping and arts and crafts, there were also demonstrations on sustainable living and healthy cooking. if you missed out on it today, you can check on it tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >> in election 2012 news, donald trump is campaigning for mitt romney. >> we need a president who has business acumen. we need a president who has business ability. we also need a president who has heart. mitt romney has a lot of heart and the reason i decided not to run i got to know him. >> he spoke at the state convention in north carolina and repeatedly raised question about president

obama's birthplace. democrats have been pressuring mitt romney to disassociate himself from trump and the birther issue. president obama did not campaign today after fundraising in his hometown of chicago yesterday. he arrived at joint base andrew ms. maryland and flew to camp david for the rest of the weekend. mr. obama will be coming to california for a fundraiser next weekend. we'll have the details on that in a few minutes. meanwhile the president is calling on congress to act on job-creating bills he offered last fall in. in his weekly internet adirection he spoke perfect a honeywell factory in minnesota. >> right now congress should pass a bill to help states prevent more layoffs to put thousands of teachers and firefighters and police officers back on-the-jobs. congress should have passed a bill a long time ago to put thousands of construction workers back on the job rebuilding our roads and bridges and runways. >> president obama also announced a program to make it

easier for private employers, such as honeywell to hire veterans. >> the california primary coming up on tuesday, but you don't have to wait until then to cast your ballots. registers are open tomorrow and ktvu's john sasaki reports on the effort in oakland to get out the vote. >> a sunny day at the west oakland senior center was the perfect backdrop for a get out of vote event. >> you have beentor part of the design and development and the only way it will happen is if we as a people participate. >> reporter: the light turnout could be representative of what is expected on tuesday. >> we never give up. we always encourage people who died for the right to vote. registrar is open for early voting. just a few dozen turned out to cast their ballots today. >> this is not only a privilege, but a duty

in my estimation. >> reporter: election officials say turnout will be light on tuesday for two reasons, the nature of this election and how the voting process has changed in recent years. >> for a low turnout election, we'll see, i don't know, 75% of our turnout will be by mail. so very few people go to the polls anymore. >> reporter: mcdonald adds that early voting and voting by mail are all aimed gating more people to participate. >> i think it's a fantastic opportunity and privilege. it's the most important part of our democracy, i think, the ability to participate in government and to choose your elected officials. >> reporter: all california polling places will be open on election day from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. and one day after california's primary, president obama will be returning right here to the bay area for more fundraising and, in fact, he will attend private events in

san francisco on wednesday at one market restaurant as well as the merchant's exchange in the financial district and then the president travels to los angeles for a gala sponsored by gay-rights activists. for more on the upcoming elections, check ktvu.com and scroll down to the politics page. police sponsored a gun buyback. police received about a dozen guns of all kinds, shotguns, rival rifles, pistols and officers say they are glad to get every gun that they can. >> every gun off the street is one less gun that could hurt an innocent person. so for us it's worthwhile to do it just for that reason alone. >> police run the gun's serial numbers to see if they are stolen and return stolen guns to their rightful owners. otherwise the guns are joyed it no questions asked. frightening scenes at a mall in canada. the search for the gunman

suspected of killing at least one person. england is full of celebration as queen elizabeth marks a royal milestone. the bay area cooling trend continues. coming up, i will show you a change in the fog pattern first thing tomorrow morning and when we could be track a few light showers.

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. a frightening scene at toronto's main shopping mall. when a gunman opened fire, killing one person, and injuring seven others. police say the shooting happened near the food court at the eaton centre. authorities say one of the injured is a 13-year-old boy. witnesses described a chaotic scene as people tried to get out of that mall and police say at least two people were pushed to the ground and that includes a pregnant woman who later went into labor. the gunman has not yet been caught. in a cairo, protests continue through the night after egypt's long time

president faced justice for his role in yelling that country's uprision. ben wedeman is in cairo with the intense reaction to the verdict. >> reporter: they greeted the verdict with joy. and tears. prayers and fireworks, a life sentence for deposed president hosni mubarak and his hated interior minister habib. that mubarak's two sons were also found innocent of corruption charges. they reacted to the verdict was one

of joy, but that joy has soured as the details have sunk in. now they are chanting "illegitimate." during the brief session in the makeshift courtroom mubarak showed no emotion. his eyes hidden behind dark glasses. just a stone's throw way, relatives of those killed in the revolution waited to hear the verdict, many holding the pictures of their dead sons and daughters. he has kept the clothing his son was wearing when he was shot and called for divine justice against mubarak. his son was 11 years old. ben wedeman, cairo. in other news of the world, in ghana, ten people were killed after a boeing 727 crashed into a bus after the plane land at kotoko airport.

in china authorities broke up a child trafficking ring and rescue per second 1 children. according to the chinese state news, 76 suspects were arrested. the ring is accused of buying babies for about $1500 a piece and selling them within china for up to $7800. the neighborhood watchman charged in the fatal shooting of a of a florida teen has less than 24 hours to surrender. the judge has given george zimmerman until sunday afternoon to turn himself in. he says zimmerman and his wife lied about how much money they had back in a bond hearing in april and revoked his bail. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin in february. as london gears up for the summer olympics, the british are already celebrating the queen's diamond jubilee. troops at while the hall played tribute to queen elizabeth with a 41-gun salute.

the queen started the weekend to festivities to the epsom derby. queen elizabeth has served 60 years, the longest of any british monarch except for queen victoria. people in a southern california city are a little bit under siege right now. look at, the reason why a female hawk has been on the attack and what it has to do with this particular time of year. also supervisors in alameda county about to vote on a tax increase measure next week and if passed, it will be permanent.

. we have some breaking news to tell you about tonight. we're getting news of a shooting in vallejo that left one person dead and sent three

others to the hospital. vallejo police tell us that the shooting happened at 8:15 in crest ranch park. they say the victims did not appear to be suffering from life-threatening injuries and there is no word on any suspect information. we'll have more on this story tomorrow morning on ktvu mornings on 2. some neighbors in long beach are being warned to stay off a particular sidewalk that is being patrolled by some very territorial hawks. the cooper's hawks are nesting in a tree nest the river channel. they say they have been recently attacking passerby passerbys. >> he swooped down. >> ouch, neighbors contacted animal control that sent out an officer to put up warnings signs. cooper's hawk is a federally-

protected species. animal control says once once the babies leave the nest the parents should calm down a bit. dozens turned out to watch the world war ii-era ship being towed into los angeles. after undergoing restoration in richmond it opens as a floating museum on july 7th. >> alameda county board of supervisors is expected to approve a ballot measure that would raise sales tax for transportation projects. the transportation sales tax goes from half a cent to one cent and if passed would race $7.8 billion over the next years for transportation projects and that tax would be permanent. some projects include $400 million for a bart experience to livermore and nearly $1.5

billion to help ac transit restore service cuts. authorities say a 19-year- old man is in custody tonight in a jewelry store robbery that left an accomplice dead. san ramon police say they arrested krishneel prasad in hayward. investigators say he and three others tried to rob the store in san ramon on wednesday. one suspect was fatally shot by one of the robbery victims. fairfield police arrested a man accuse of stabbing and beating an 84-year-old man. they say damon hamilton attacked the elderly man island in a hotel room. the victim was taken to the hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. hamilton was booked on charges of elder abuse, attempted murder and robbery. mothers against drunk driving walked into east bay to promote alcohol-free parties for teenagers. >> 3, 2, 1 [applause]

>> thune hundreds walked the 5k at chavez park along the berkeley marina. madd says the months of prom and graduation are especially dangerous for teens, and they are especially dangerous for teens because of the frequent celebrating. john sasaki's emceed event that raised nearly $45,000 to support the victims of drunk- drive and educate young people about how dangerous it. ktvu news was honored this evening for its coverage the occupy protest in oakland. the station took home several awards from the associated press, television-radio assocation including the bill stout memorial award for the coverage on the oakland occupy and in addition, the 10:00 news was also honored as the best 60- minute newscast. fire season officially begins on monday. what calfire says it's go doing to get ready for the season.

also the cooldown continues. ktvu's mark tamayo joins us next with when when he might see some showers.

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because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. . coming up on monday, fire season will officially begin in the north bay. calfire says it will ramp up staff in its sewna-lake mappia that includes solano, colusa meet the demand of what is expected to be an active fire season. they are reminding property attorneys clear investigationtation in a 100- foot defensible zone around their home. and if today's weather is any indication with the strong winds that is not good for firefighters. what is loo t-looking like, mark? >> heather and ken, those winds always a concern.

in monday we have a big change in the overall weather pattern. fair lay strong system moves in and as a result, the showers, at least the increasing probability as we head into monday morning. the maps on live stormtracker 2, the camera with the fog, offshore and are pushing back into the bay. you can see winds gusting to 22 miles per hour at sfo a gust up to 25 miles per hour in past hour. as far as the time-lapse, can you see the fog. this is looking out so san francisco bay and the clouds really increasing in coverage over the past two to three hours. as a result we have mostly cloudy skies for sfo, oakland and hayward. temperatures for today maxed owe, the warmest locations still on the warm side in the 80s towards fairfield,

antioch and livermore. for tonight, a bit of a breeze and tomorrow, about the same as today and could be cooler. for monday and tuesday, definitely a big dropoff in temperatures. and once again we could be dodging a few rain showers. first thing tomorrow morning, upper 40s to low 50s. >> here is our forecast model s showing you that. still leftovers of fog along the shoreline, but inland, temperatures on track to reach the low 80s for the warmest locations. high pressure has been in command of our weather. that is scooting out to the east. so with that skies becoming partly sunny for tomorrow, but for monday, major cooling and look at this. we could be talking about a few rain showers. we'll take this forecast model showing you the rainfall and take it into monday morning at

6:00. a better chance by midmorning into the early portion of the afternoon. so still a chance of a few showers for monday, remaining cool as we head into tuesday. tomorrow, antioch 82 degrees, san jose in the mid-70s awn san francisco tops out 62 with definitely overcast first thing tomorrow morning. skies becoming partly cloudy into the afternoon. four five-day forecast, with your weekend to always in view. there is the chance of a showers and latest forecast models bumping up the chances monday morning. we remain cool on tuesday and heather and ken if you are kind of shivering by midweek, there is a little relief in sight with a bump in the numbers. >> get to dig into the closet and dig some stuff out. >> bring the sweaters out. >> thanks. coming up next, the as look to snap their 9-game losing streak as they face the royals. and matt cain goes for his

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. good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. was a throwback day in a number of ways for the giants. one was cosmetic and the other was in the style of play. the barbershop quartet could have been the music of choice in 1912, when they wore these kind of uniforms. runs at a premium. buster posey with the perfect throw to retire the player. it was an