molestation case against a teacher shocked parents and could lead to charges against the school administrator. he is a charged with abusing five students. police arrested him in january after a parent of one of the alleged victims came forward. i today i found new details the da. prosecutors say a student made a claim about chandler to a school administrator in october but the administrator never reported it. >> they have a reasonable suspicious that abuse has happened, they are under the obligation by law to report that to law. . >> reporter: that student is now one of the alleged victims in the case. the lead prosecutor said chandler is also charged with abusing another child just weeks after the initial report was made to the school administrator. >> one count alleges a crime was committed between december and january. >> reporter: state law requires any suspected abuse to be

reported. failure could lead to a charge, a year in jail and a thousand dollar fine. >> any parent would be disappointed to feel that their child is in an environment where laws are not being followed. >> reporter: parents were upset as school administrator was told by a child about possible abuse but didn't go to police. >> i'm going do be really upset. i would be going straight to the police about it. until the school district or somebody do something. >> reporter: the district attorney would not identity the administrator or say if charges would be filed. reporting live. >> the director of educational services for the evergreen school district sent us this statement. i want to first say that the district is committed to providing a safe learning environment for students and also that it's committed to complying employee's responsibilities with regard to california's mandatory

reporting obligation. he adds that administrators required to report allege ages of abuse immediately and a follow up is supposed to be done with in 36 hours of the report. coming up, graduation is hanging in the balance. a legal fight a group of students waged today after school officials say a pramk got out of hand. >> an attempted murder suspect shot by sheriff's deputies. it's a developing story we have been following. john is live where he is finding more about the overveiled shooting. >> reporter: i want to show you can see some of the evidence markers in the street. on queen street and some of the crime scene techs working on figuring out what happened there and what that evidence means. this started about 4:00 this afternoon when a couple of deputies came to the house, they tried to arrest the attempted murder suspect and that attempted murder suspect got in a vehicle and aimed that

car at the sheriff's vehicle. those sheriff's deputies opened fire, apparently hitting the suspect at least once, but he was still able to drive away. this is -- some of the video from earlier when everything was still very, chaotic. the individual drove across 580, ended up at another apartment complex, where he was under someone's porch for a while and then the sheriff's deputies got their it turn to doing on him, get him out, the dog bit him and they were able to arrest him. this is someone that it the sheriff's department had been wanting to get for some time. jd nelson told us about this it. >> about a month ago he is the suspect in an attempted murder where he fired through a door, of a woman -- struck the woman in the arm and then -- a couple weeks after that, he was -- in the city of alameda, led

deputies on a high speed chase where he drove 90 miles an hour down the wrong way. we discontinued that pursuit because of the safety of the public and then here we are today he is in castro valley. >> and here is video from the chopper showing the individual being arrested, taken away on a gurney. jd nelson said its someone they wanted off the street because he had no regard for human life. shooting through someone's door. hitting them. driving the wrong way on a street at 90 miles an hour. they are happy to get him off the street. as you can see this scene here is still very active. we will be here gathering more information for you bring it to you later tonight. live in castro valley. >> it's election night and you have less than go hours to cast your ballot. a lot aren't even showing up. lloyd is in san jose where the

early votes being processed and some are still dropping off their ballots. >> reporter: there was a time when people walked into a voting booth on election day. now as you can see they have this set up where people can drive up with their ballots, this is a office in san jose and in the largest county in northern california most voters vote by mail. >> take my time. i don't feel pressured and if i make a mistake i have a chance to fix it. >> people should show up to a booth, show identification that they are who they are supposed to be. >> reporter: malin ballots are already being processed. . for this election 72% of the voters requested mail in ballots. one of the highest levels in the state. some 129,000 balances were returned before today.

this is barry's first election as the new, rebistrar. >> what i hope is all the voters have a positive voting experience. they were able to vote for the candidate of their choice and we see what the outcome is. >> reporter: he is predicting a 40% voter continue out and normally the south bay has been slow because all ballots have to be brought to one central location for counting. the hope is that between midnight and one in the morning the winners and lossers will be determined. we will be here throughout the night bringing you returns. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2news. >> after just two weeks the president is returning to the bay area for a quick visit. air force one is set to touchdown before noon at sfo. from there he will attend a fundraising lunch in at a small round table meeting. >> the fall out continues over facebook's lack luster ipo.

the nasdaq is getting ready to say how it plans to pay back people who lost money due to technical glitches on the first day of trading. the wall street journal reports they may have lost $100 million due to the delay if trading. all of this as facebook stock fell nearly 4% today and closed below $26 a share. >> the battle over california's proposition eight that bans same sex marriage now going to the united states court. the court in san francisco said today it would not review the february ruling by a three judge panel. that declared the proposition unconstitutional. supporters say they will appeal it now to the high court. both sides say they are ready for a final decision. the slopements come as san jose is in the middle of a heated debate over gay marriage. community groups say they want

more than just symbolic support. >> reporter: the flag is usually a happy occasion but today mixed feelings. you can see the people that have gathered at the certify nonny that got underway just a few minutes ago. this is the 11th year it's been raised at city hall. always in june to remember gay pride month. this year it was supposed to go with the resolution supporting same sex section marriage but that was put on hold after the mayor declined to join a pledge of support by other mayors angering many. on top of thaws heard the proposition now appears to be going to the supreme court. the mayor said any statement by him is irrelevant. a leader call that a cop out. >> he comes to these events, even after coming to the events as many times as he has, he still doesn't see us as equal

citizens. he is the mayor of san jose and has a responsibility to up hold the constitution. >> no, i don't think it is important for me to make a statement. my personal beliefs won't determine the outcome of case. if it's a civil right and is decided by the courts those are the people who are paid to make the decisions and the federal decision the courts get the last word. >> now he said the city will support whatever decision comes from the court. one other issue is adding tension, some criticized the mayor but believe the issue was brought up today to try to influence the election. >> supporters of home care rallied in sacramento today to fight against cuts. members of the service employees international union set up a tent at the state capitol. they are asking lawmakers to reject the governor's proposal to cut funding by $225 million

for inhome supportive services. they have until june 15th to vote. general hospital celebrated a major milestone in its rebuilding project. the final steel beam was put into place bearing the signatures of hundreds. it'll also increase the number of bed from 27 to 60 and up to 120 in the event of a disaster. >> that's really important because san san francisco general is the hub during a disaster. >> they say the building should be done in may of 2015 and licensed and ready to move in by the end of 2015. >> a man is under arrest tonight in connection with amuletly million dollar ponzi scheme. he used his company to steal 20

million dollars from dozens of investors many who were elderly. he is also accused of loose $8 million in the stock market. he faces 167 felony counts of grand theft, securities fraud and elder abuse. >> a judge just handed down a decision that will affect the futures of dozens of suspended high school seniors here in the east bay. >> back here in just ten. we have the forecast and we are talking about a bit of a warm up. i will show you how warm your city will be on wednesday.

. a jury convicted a man of first degree murder for the stabbing death of his former lover. prosecutors say the 35-year-old stabbed and killed a man

outside the man's apartment in the diamond district in 2009. his attorneys wanted a conviction of involuntary manslaughter, they say he did it in the heat of passion and was under the influence of alcohol and drugs at the time. >> tonight five states holding primaries including california. ken wayne is at the big board now with the latest returns across the country. >> reporter: we are getting the raw numbers in right now. let's take a look at the map. these are the five state that are having primaries today including california where the polls still open but we have results in from new jersey where the polls are closed and here is how things look. of course romney is the gop nominee and he has 82% of the vote. santorum who dropped out has 5%, gingrich has 3%, ron paul who is still technically in the race has 10%. the polls in south dakota

just closed about 15 minutes ago. the results are in so far there. romney with 64%, santorum 13%. gingrich 4%, ron paul something of a spoiler has 13% of the vote at this point. then we want to go to montana, where the polls are still open actually. let's see if there are numbers there right now. no we don't have them. i wanted to go to new mexico, still learning new technology. romney the results, 79% of the vote there, that's where the polls closed a short time ago. santorum has 8%, gingrich has 4%, ron paul has 9% will in new mexico. we are also watching wisconsin, this is a very, very close race. no official results are in from wisconsin. we can show you? pictures of the voting going on there. that is republican governor scott walker, the tar get of a

recall there and the democratic mayor of milwaukee fighting to replace him. the results not in. the polls have closed. exit polls are showing a very tight race. 50/50. going to be a long night. we are going to watch that and have all the local, political news and all the results coming up throughout the night right here on ktvu. >> in the last half hour a judge made a key ruling the dispute over a senior prank. we are in martinez with word on if the students involved will get their diplomas this saturday. >> reporter: it was a long day of drama here at the courthouse after two sets of hearings, dozens of students and their parents left disappointed if not distraught. we are going to show you the scene outside the courthouse just a few minutes ago. this is when the lawyer is explaning to the clients that

the suspensions wouldn't be lifted but the transcripts would be put on hold until they were able to make up any tests they have missed so far until a hearing is held next week. as you they were suspended after a prank went bad and led to vandalism. >> initially they were suspended five-days but this morning the school district relented and let them serve their suspension on campus and take finals tomorrow and thursday and if the teach he is agree they will be allowed to retake missed finals. however, they will not be able to take part in graduation on saturday. >> what is it to teach us that all the people that are hiding and didn't come forward and is lying about it they get to walk but the people that were honest and truthful to the whole situation didn't get to walk. that's not teaching us a lesson, that's teaching us to lie. >> i don't think that the

consequences have changed dramaticly. i believe that it each student will take away what they want from this as a life lesson. >> reporter: the superintendent said that most of the seniors that you see in the courtroom have good enough grades that they will graduate even after missing their finals. just maybe not with a gpa they expected. reporting live. patty lee. >> a report out today said the biggest water concern in california isn't drought but quakes. they say without the right infrastructure they won't be able to keep one water demand in the event of an emergenciy. they are now recommending improvements in the levies and ground water management. >> things heating up here in the bay area a bit. bill martin in the weather

center tracking this warming trend. >> yeah has to go up because it was cool the last couple days, temperatures increased today but no heat wave, nothing like last week. this week the top temperatures in the 70's and low 80s. we will go toward redwood shores, we have the automated wind station. let's take a look and see that. blowing hard yesterday. right now gusting to 24-mile asa unhour. that's a big wind as you head south. sustained at 20, gusting to 24. it's breezy. the highs from today. they are -- are warmer than yesterday. temperatures tomorrow come up another fiver six degrees. a slow warming trend. no major heat wave. the fog working back but no big bank. lots of sun again tomorrow. as we head into the bay area weekend a little bit warmer. no 90s but mid80's. overnight lows, as they were

this morning winds die down tomorrow morning will be chilly. cool for june. 47 degrees, that will get you out by -- some of the areas in the north bay. may be looking at 44's and 43's. that's really cool as you head out to work. weather system still to the north. that is where they are going to stay. we don't have anything heading our way. this will get closer as we head toward friday. the forecast as you march through bay area tomorrow, like today but a little warmer, you will find your 70's with 60's. you get out in the livermore valley toward morgan hill. up toward 70s. warmest spots like brentwood, 79 degrees. as we go into thursday, that will move up into the low 80's. forecast highs tomorrow, 76 clear lake, 62 stinson beach. the winds will stay with us. spring winds, 70 castro valley and 76 pleasanton. good air quality and if you look at the hills, especially

mount diablo still green out there which is -- not that unusual. last year we had groan but a lot of green in the hills which is interesting, we had that rain yesterday. that is good news, obviously for the fire, the forecast, shapes up pretty mice. the weekend warmer, sunday the warmest day onto weekend. >> looks good. thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, tv36 voters have 90 minutes before the polls closed. we will update what what is a small turn out. and a rally inside city hall applauding a new get tough plan to cut down on stolen wages. what it entails tonight. . the a's open their parking lot but the families they helped today. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy

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he is in good spirits and you know him he will make a full recovery. he said he does bleed dodger blue. the united states open in san francisco at the olympic club coming up in another great story. casey martin has qualified to play in the open. you remember him as martin sued for the right to use a golf cart because he had a disorder in his leg. he won that case but for him these days it's all about the golf and he is playing well. >> i played great. for not playing much lately to go out and shoot a couple up was -- i was thrilled. i will need to continue to do it, play aggressive and see what happens on this final 18 . >> he made -- he is a golf coach at oregon. giants and a's both in action tonight. full highlights tonight at ten but that's the sporting life for right now. >> he does that unusual putting thing. >> it's not unusual right now. a lot of guys do it.

>> really? >> looks strange but it's a trend. just glad to see him able to play. it was ridiculous they weren't going to let him use a golf cart. he won and he is playing golf. >> good for him. >> we are down for the final 90 minutes of voting. our election news -- on ktvu.com. hello?

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