people familiar with the suspect antolin garcia-torres told the center he often went fishing here. he once posted a picture of the lake on my space. >> you put all of those together and you can develop with law enforcement various locations that need to be searched. >> any kind of information that people might know would be useful for the investigation part, which is separate from our effort but we will also be able to use that information potentially to direct our searches. >> reporter: while searchers explore new areas, today organizers told me that with the family's approval they have made a change in the conditions of the $25,000 reward offered in the case. >> the reward has been for information leading for the safe return of sierra lamar. the terms will be changed to

information leading to the conviction of the individual or individuals responsible for the disappearance. >> reporter: the sheriff's department said they are reassessing their own searches. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. we are getting new information tonight in a case of a sexual abuse at a elementary school. they sent letters home today stating district policy. prosecutors revealicide yesterday a school administrator received a claim of abuse about a teacher earlier than previously thought. the administrator did not report it to police. the letter says when a reporter has reason to believe abuse is or took place that person is required to make a report by phone or in writing.

her body was found 13 days ago and today police are hoping you can help identify her and find her killer. investigators released this sketch today. it is likely she was asian or latina and had three piercings in each ear. this afternoon police said they have not determined one critical piece of information. >> the cause of death is still not known. undetermined. there is nothing obvious or significant to make that determination. wewe are waiting on reports. >> the woman was found on dublin canyon road may 24. anyone with information is asked to contact police. a friend and fellow paramedic with bryan stow the day he was attacked took the

witness stand today. ktvu's christien kafton is live in los angeles with the testimony of how the friend described how he tried to stop that beating. >> reporter: we were inside the courthouse today as corey maciel took the stand. he was the closest witness to bryan stow and he said the attackers sucker punched him and began kicking him. >> i threw my body over his head to try and stop further physical contact. >> reporter: corey maciel said the attackers matched the description of the defendants, louie sanchez and marvin norwood and testified about talking to emergency responders in a 911 phone call saying he could identify the attackers if he saw them again. >> if i saw him i could recognize him. >> reporter: defense attorneys

said the attack happened so fast that there was no way corey maciel or any other witness could identify the witness. >> two men came from behind the vehicle and pushed him and said what did you say. >> reporter: prosecutors called two women into stand today and they saw bryan stow knocked to the ground and kicked. >> as soon as the statement was made -- what was the next thing that happened? >> the next thing that happened bryan stow was on the floor after being hit. >> reporter: we will be back inside court tomorrow when testimony resumed. we are expecting to hear from

doreen sanchez, louie sanchez's sister and marvin norwood's girlfriend. the hearing may stretch into friday. live in los angeles, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. a small crowd is gathered at the exact spot where a boy was shot and killed by police and in the crowd is the mother. ktvu's john sasaki is live where he spoke to the boy's mom. john? >> reporter: look behind me, 40 people are still left behind from the candlelight vigil. 75 people came here to pay tribute to derrick gaines, he was shot and killed last night be police. >> reporter: derrick gaines is dead and police say they had no choice put to shoot him. >> they didn't have to do that. killed a 15-year-old. >> reporter: investigators say last night derrick gaines and another teen were working

through this gas station which police believe were suspicious so they chased him and derrick gaines pulled a gun. >> our officer in protection of his own life discharged his weapon. >> reporter: police did not say why the officer found the boys suspicious. >> i cannot be more expect for reasons of the contact. >> he is black. that is what. plain and simple. black. >> reporter: he talked to his mother 15 minutes ago. >> i think it was the fact he is black. a minority in south city. and because he had red tennis shoes they labeled him. the officer is on administrative leave. the district attorney is leading the investigation. live in san francisco, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news.

president obama made a quick stop today in the bay area, his second visit in two weeks and raised $2 million in four hours. air force one took off this afternoon and headed to los angeles. the president attended a small meeting at one market plaza. 25 people paid $36,000 each. the president topped for lunch at the julia morgan ballroom in the merchants exchange building. >> demonstrators gathered this afternoon. some just wanted to catch a glimpse of the president and one wanted to send a message. >> i think anyone in the world should get a trial, should be captured and get a fair trial.

no one should be assassinated. >> others had complaints about the environment and the economy. the gathering was peaceful with no arrests. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney today campaigned in texas collecting as much as $3.5 million. after that he spoke to employees at the automobile association. if elects mitt romney would put his fortune in a federally qualified blind trust. voters in california approved term limits for lawmakers and it wasn't close. voters approved proper 28. passed 61-38% and no challenges are expected. prop 28 limits lawmakers to serving 12 years in the

capital. a proposal to extend term limits was voted down in 2002. it is still too close to call on proper 29, the cigarette tax hike. we look that implications of the fight on the november election coming up. some of the biggest hospitals are making the grade when it comes to patient safety. the group looked at patient injuries nfections and complications. -- infections and complications. regional medical center received a b. alta baits got a c along with san francisco general hospital and santa clara valley medical center. lake tahoe may have reached

its high point for the year. 6200 feet above sea level. in a few days the level will begin to fall as the weather warms and the water evaporates. there will be plenty of water for boating and summer recreation. majority of american adults say they use the internet. researchers found in april 53% of americans used e-mail or the internet. 69% reported owning a cell phone. google says it is ready to roll out a new map service for mobile devices. the company says the update is coming in a few weeks. apple is about to drop google maps in favor of a apple

designed map service. the unions are not giving up the fight, the battle that reiginated in san jose. >> and they suited up but there was no fire. the lesson firefighters gave to california lawmakers today. >> and things are warming up, temperatures near 90 degrees in the five-day forecast.

san jose voters approved measure b. measure b passed with 70% of the vote but this morning san jose public employee's yunployee -- unions

filed two lawsuit said to break the measure. -- lawsuits to block the measure. >> we had a hearing this morning and the city agreed that no part of measure b will be imelemented till further notice. -- implemented till further notice. >> it will be stalled for quite some time. supporters of proper 29 are acknowledging the chance of a victory is slim. ktvu's ken pritchett joins us now with the implications it could have for other proposals. >> reporter: for now it appears stores will not be charging an extra dollar for cigarettes. proposition is losing 50% saying no, the question is why, is it -- are voters concerned

where their money will go? >> reporter: he says at $7 a pack it is not worth stock and over again repeating a lie. >> reporter: polls show voters typically favors taxing -- some say it could spell trouble. >> focusing on where the money goes. >> reporter: he says questions raised about how the tax would be spent could play into the governor's -- his tax hike is more specific, spares education

from deeper cuts. >> we like where the money is going. >> reporter: they said it is difficult to gauge what will happen in november. there will be more propositions in november and a greater voter turn out. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> www.ktvu.com has complete election results. find out what happened to the races and measures you voted on. today lawmakers were finding out what it is like for firefighters attacking a fire. the firefighter's association set up its mobile burn trailer this afternoon. one law make who geared up to go inside said it was a real eye opening experience. >> easy to make decisions when you are removed and when you get here it is a lot of work, i think it is very helpful.

>> with the budget deadline it was a reminder public safety officers need adequate funding. fire crews aided by light rain and cooler temperatures slowed a wildfire in the national forecast. broke out last friday. authorities say the fire is holding right now at 1800 acres and 55% contained. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. boaters are being warned to be wear of whales. whales are starting to appear in the waters. whales are often seen along the coast between spring and fall. boaters who encounter whales keep 300 feet away. a kansas man with a story to tell is getting a look at the golden gate bridge. he was 19 years old and heading

to serve when he crossed the golden gate bridge in 1968. he says he never forgot it. in 1994 he along with his brother and father started to recreate the span on his property in kansas. they didn't have blueprints, just a post card. >> people wonder if you are different. no, just something everybody ought to do. >> after the story started getting out people donated money so they could visit the real bridge. and back in kansas here is a look at them on their farm. it is a real labor of love, coming full circle today. >> that is really something. our chief meteorologist bill martin is in the weather center now and tracking a warm up. >> yeah. it has to go up and it will

tomorrow. we go to live storm tracker too. the winds right there, 22 miles per hour. that is the fourth day we had winds at this time over 20 miles per hour in the red wood shores area. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow, less wind, warmer. with all this wind the fog had a tough time forming out there. tomorrow will be warmer. low 80s. today we saw low 70s. we cool on friday and then on the weekend temperatures head back up. sunday is the warmest day. over night lows 46 in napa. 52 in concord. these are cool over night lows. for this time of year we are in june and it is chilly. 47 in oakland tomorrow morning. fog cleared from the coast because of the strong winds. they mix everything out.

winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. when they do that it mixes the fog out. the sands have been blowing out there. here is how it goes. santa cruz is clear. heat showing up in the central valley. tomorrow will be the warmest day. friday a weak weather system cools us down. you will see that on the five- day forecast. warmer than today. warmest all week. 81 in concord. 82 in antioch. and hills are green. fire danger always a worry but we had that rain and that helps

out a lot. 77 in menlow park. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view low 90s on sunday. and on monday, those are the warmest days. weekend look goods. fog turning on friday and further cooling. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 you may remember this confrontation between police and protesters at university of california at berkeley. today campus response and the changes, and a long and quick over seas voyage of tsunami debris, join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. a strong start for the giants, mark ibanez is up next to tell us if therapy able to hold -- if they were able to hold opthe san diego padre -- hold off the san diego padres

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sacramento mayor won a second term in yesterday's election. he received 58% of the vote, that is far ahead of his

closest challenger with 24%. he is looking forward to a second term. he was a star point guard on the cal bears and went on to the nba. mark is here now. giants are playing right now. so far so good? >> yeah. follow this team, you know that absolutely nothing comes easy. and it is not going easy today either in san diego. and the san diego padres who won it on a walk off last night find themselves in a 3-0 hole early. cabrera continues to smoke the ball. a ground rule double. giants had three in the first. thinking they will run away, not to be but thank you logan for having that ball go through him. two runs score on that error. last night he was the hero with the walk off homer. 6-5 giants in the 9th inning.

the annual battle of the bay on the bocce ball court. livermore. 38 teams. for 14 years they have been raising money with this event for a local charity. no shortage of friendly trash talking too. >> problem is, his ability to play doesn't equate to his competitive spirit. you know what i mean? if you are competitive you want to win, but your talent is way down here. that is equal frustration. so steve walks around a lot frustrated. [ laughter ] >> always count on him for algunusual perspective. they have a great time. they raised $3.5 million for local charities. that is good stuff. that is the sporting life and we will have the final

highlights of the a's and giants tonight at 10:00. >> got to love him. >> desire up here, talent it down here. calls it like he sees it. thank you. police have to identify this victim. tonight at 10:00, the developments in the investigation of a woman who was found dead inside a trash can. and you can get updates on www.ktvu.com and we will be back tonight at 10:00. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.