the lives of the officers were in danger and the officer discharged the firearm. >> late this morning, police gave more details about the police shooting of a man in oakland. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. oakland police are investigating this officer- involved shooting. it happened last night and they just revealed more information. we're also hearing more from witnesses. tara moriarty joins us live in

oakland to explain how this incident happened. >> reporter: neighbors say two men were arguing in the car and that's what prompted police to intervene and police had actually stepped up their patrols in that neighborhood because of a recent spike in robberies and shootings. now, if we take a look at the video here, this is the scene of where everything happened. police received a tip also that there was a gun in the car with the two suspects inside. it happened near the corner store off 105th and e street around 7:30. when police approached the scene, the driver of the suspicious car got out and a brief struggle happened. during the struggle, the female officer noticed the driver had somehow armed himself with a gun and she fired and witnesses say she struck the man in the legs and the chest. but some neighbors are disputing the police's account. >> if he watt -- too many -- if he reached for it, i would have from problem. but so many people said he

didn't do that. >> reporter: now, this morning, police say the officer feared for public safety and that's why the officer shot the suspect. this is the fifth officer- involved shooting in oakland this year. des saturday night a major gun and violent offender sweep last year where -- despite a major gun and violent offender sweep last year -- >> in a year and a half, we've netted guns. >> the suspect is an african- american man from san lorenzo. he's expected to survive. police have detained a second person for questioning. police are not really commenting much further. the female officer has been paid on -- placed on paid leave. the neighbor said the suspect kept saying to the officer, why did you shoot me, why did you shoot me? and she replied, you had a gun.

back to you. >> thank you. a joint effort between oakland police and federal law enforcement agents -- agents seem to be working. police say crime has dropped offer the last four weeks. major crimes were down 17% in may compared to april but they are still up 19% compared to last year. as tara mentioned last week, police opiniontion -- mentioned that atf agents -- mentioned, the atf agents netted 92 guns. friends have been gathering to remember derek gaines at the gas station where a police officer shot and killed the boy tuesday night. officers say gaines ran from the officer and then pulled a gun from his waistband before he was shot. the boy's mother feels racism is the reason the african- american boy was killed but police say the officer feared for his safety. b.a.r.t. police have fire hired a

counselor to train people whovy ma a mental illness -- who may have a mental illness. the officer was hired after they shot this man, charles hill, because he was drunk and holding a knife. the counselor will teach officers how to approach tense situations and help diffuse them. police say a -- police say a man was shot and killed at 11:45 last night on gloria way, not far from university avenue. officers responding to a shot- spotter activation -- found sedrick tippen, junior lying in a driveway. other neighbors heard the shooting and rushed to the scene. >> all we heard were people yelling someone's been shot! pretty chaotic. there was a lot of family and friends out here. it took us a while to stabilize the scene. >> so far police don't have a

motive or any suspects for the shooting. the next volunteer search for signs of sierra lamar is set for saturday. the search for the missing teenager was focused on a new area yesterday. lake cunningham in east san jose. ktvu has been told the lake is a known fishing spot for the suspect, antolin garcia-torres. she's been charged with the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. the suspects police department has reportedly put a new captain in charge of the police station that overseas golden gate park. the chronicle reports that the veteran captain has been assigned to park station. captain feenny is being reassigned to the evidence division. the chronicle says there's been rampant drug dealing for years on the eastern side of the park near the lake and chief greg sur wants to clean it up.

tourism is a popular industry for san francisco. but tourism is causing a lot of frustration in one neighborhood. lorraine blanco joins us live with how the city is trying to reach a solution and why neighbors say it's not enough. >> reporter: with a breath- taking view of downtown san francisco and the famous painted ladies behind me, this spot is popular for tour buses. too popular for many people who live here according to the transportation municipal agency, 85 buses went by in the last hour. these kind of buses are blocking traffic, double parking and making too much noise. the leadership at the association says they understand the importance of tourism want about -- but want to find ways to compropose mize. they've -- compromise on this.

in the alamo district, that's not the case. but the spokesman says they are looking in to it. >> we're working with other agencies throughout the city to ensure that we enforce those tour buses so they are being where -- not being where they shouldn't be. we're looking at zones that are just designated for them. >> reporter: they've recommended some of these options to the city's board of supervisors. the board recently passed a law to curb the noise from these open top guss. guides are not allowed to be heard from 50 feet away. the law goes into effect october 1st. that's at least a start for residents in this beautiful historic neighborhood. reporting live in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. muni wants to reduce rising overtime costs. the bay citizen reports muni has hired 88 part-time workers to work full time. the change should save muni

nearly $2 million in additional i've time expenses. this year, the overtime could cost the financially-strapped agency $6 million. the fed is ready to take further action if the u.s. economy gets weaker but he didn't say what the steps would be. >> monetary policy is not a panacea. it would be much better to have a broad-based effort. i will leave the details to congress who has considered many of these issues. so i woulden much more -- i would be much more comfortable if congress would take some of this burden from us and address tom of -- address some of these issues. >> bernanke also acknowledged the risks from thing why gun debt crisis in europe. analysts say they do not expect any action before the policy committee meets later this month. we'll show you more of an unusual accident that triggered a fire underground.

temperatures are heating up fast, mark tamayo will tell you if it will be that way for the weekend. we're very grateful and very thankful to all of the people who come in here for generations. why this east bay business owner closing his family's popular restaurant after six decades. ñ?

the power is back on in parts of millbrae after a car accident sparked a fire on millwood drive. pg&e says just after 9:00 a car hit a power pole with a high voltage line on it. the power line fell on down -- fell down on a chain-link fence and the chargic nighted an undergrund fire. the driver was taken to the fire and the caught of the crash is under investigation. a subway food delivery truck caught fire in the east bay this morning. it happened around 4:00 a.m. on 8th street in oakland. the truck was headed to a warehouse in oakland when flames started coming out of the vehicle. the driver didn't even notice any trouble until it was brought toly as i tension by another -- brought to his attention by another driver honking the horn. >> all of a sudden just the fire went -- fire went up, you know. yeah, i couldn't believe it -- that's when i got so scared. >> police blame the fire on an

electrical problem in the truck's refrigeration unit. no one was hurt. defense secretary leon panetta made a surprise visit to afghanistan today where he's stepping up pressure on neighboring pakistan. panetta arrived in kabul this morning to take stock of progress on the war and discuss plans for the troop drawdown. he says the pentagon is frustrated with crossing the border happening. the pakistani was put on notice saying the u.s. was reaching the limits of their patience in regards ha safe havens being offered to terrorists and insurgent -- regarding safe haitians being offered to terrorists and insurgents. lawsuits were filed against the nfl accusing them of hiding information regarding brain injuries. they hope to hold the nfl

responsible for the care of problems suffering from dementia, alzheimer's and other neurological conditions. the sister of one of the two men accused of beating bryan stow is expected to testify this afternoon about driving them from the scene after the alleged attack. a plim hearing is underway for louie sanchez -- a preliminary hear something underway for louie sanchez and marvin norwood. this won describes what she saw. >> he hit the ground. it was a sound i had never heard before. >> what kind of sound? >> i can't -- it was a horrible sound. i -- i don't want to say like a cracking noise but something to that effect. >> the sister of the defendant provided tee company that led to charges against -- key testimony that led to charges against norwood. sanchez has not been charged

because prosecutors say they cannot prove she knew about the attack at the time. some lawmakers are offering a second chance for those convicted of a kyle. next thursday is clean slate day at the little woe pass center in concord. people -- willow pass center in concord. people convicted of a crime can wipe it out. those on probation, parole or currently charged with an offense do not qualify. george zimmerman surrendered to police last sunday. he will be in jail another three weeks. a judge revoked his $150,000 bail after prosecutors claimed he lied saying he could not come up with that much money. prosecutors say zimmerman had actually raised the money in donations through a website for his defense. zimmerman claims it was self defense when he shot and killed martin last february. some east contra costa

county fire stations will close now that measure s has failed in tuesday's election. the contra costa times reports, the fire district will decide on monday whether to cut 16 jobs and close three stations in bechtel island, nicen and brentwood or slash 19 jobs and close two stations. measure s, the parcel tax, would have saved those services.

members of linked in and e harmony are advised to change their password because those passwords have been hacked. they say 6 million user passwords have been packed -- hacked. people who pay to use an upgraded site are also at risk of having their credit card stolen information. the same hacker is likely behind a similar site targeting e har knowmy. the -- e-harmony. the hacker posted two lists on the internet containing a total of 8 million passwords from the two companies. a vacaville family says their dog was killed while

getting a haircut. they left their toy-sized dog at costle canine castle on thursday. they got a disturbing call from the groomers on thursday who said they left the dog unattended on the table and found the dog hanging off the table. she was stringled by her leash. the groomer offered to -- truck -- she was strung up by her leash. the groomer offered to buy the family another dog but they declined. starting this saturday, dogs must be on leashes at rancho laguna park. signs have already been posted at the park. the contra costa times reports that a group of residents who are against the ordinance have are submitted a petition to have the law repealed. >> we got 1800 signatures. it's now either going to the ballot or the town council. so we're free to go until at

least november. town officials reportedly have 30 working days to verify that enough signatures were collected. after that, they will have to decide whether to put the issue before voters or repeal the ordinance. well, the warmup for today is right on track. plenty of sunshine out there. some patchy fog near parts of the coastline. we're taking a look at san francisco, at&t park out there. the giants are away. they are back tomorrow. the as play in a few minutes. they play the rangers. mostly clear skies. a patch or two of some fog. i saw some patches out the bay a few -- about an hour ago. this cloud deck around you will break up a little bit as we head into the afternoon. most areas reporting mostly sunny skies and temperatures. in fact, the temperatures are already warming back up. santa rosa, 79 degrees. downtown san francisco, 61. and san jose, the lower 70s,

right around 71 degrees. forecast headlines for today, more sunshine, temperatures will warm up over yesterday's readings. tomorrow a little bit of a halt in the warming trend. we'll cool things off. then we warm back up saturday and sunday. here's the set up for today as high pressure is in command of our weather. there is a weak weather system and a few high clouds could sneak up mendocino county and right around humboldt county. temperatures will be warmer than yesterday. this weather system is sliding in from the northwest -- north. this will increase the breeze a little bit. as a result, temperatures cool off slightly for friday. 60s and 70s. here is our forecast model showing you some patchy fog regrouping your parts of the forecast. this evening and then some morning fog -- this evening and then in the morning some

morning fog. high pressure remains m command and the storm track is way up to the north. so with that no record highs. but temperatures -- temperatures are still on the warm side. 60s, 70s and 80s. santa rosa around 82. pacifica, 63. san jose, in the upper 8 -- in the upper 70s. gilroy, 81. the possibilities of the records as you can see here with the five-day forecast as we head into the weekend. for friday we're gonna cool things off. sunday will be the warmest day, temperatures inland around 90 degrees. we could be talking about a few low 90s. i think of the atmosphere as the strong, we're gonna push back and cool things off and then it will go way back um for the weekend. >> sounds good, thank you. a beloved east bay restaurant has suddenly closed its doors for good. shocking customers have enjoyed their dinners for good. the restaurant opened in

hayward in 1948. the owner and his son broke the news to the restaurant's 35 employees on tuesday. they say all good things must come to an end. >> we decided to close. we've been in business for 63 years. the building is old. we felt the time was right. we're all getting older here. we just felt the time was right. we wanted to go out on top and be respected when we close and we thought this was a good time to do it. >> the restaurant was known as the family gathering place that served up large helpings of food at inexpensive prices. a closer look at the mood on wall street when we get back and they just keep can falling. when we get back, you will hear the new record interest rates for home mortgages. great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet...

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stocks on wall street got a boost this morning from china's efforts to shore up the economy. but they lost ground after ben bernanke gave no signal about immediate action with the u.s. economy. the dui rose, it's up 48 light now. the -- it's up 84 rate now. average rates on fixed mortgages have cell phoned -- have dropped to record lows. the average year on a 30-year

loan dropped to 30.68%. that's down from 3.75%. a 15-year mortgage dropped. analysts say the low rates have helped brighten the housing market. the mobile app 4 square is getting a new dimension. the apple will start to use that same app and recommend restaurants, shops and bars to users. thousands are expected to head to castro valley over the next couple of days to get something special from an extraordinary woman. she's known as ama. she's considered a living saint. she is said to bring solis and joy -- solise and joy.

in india she's set up orphanages, hospitals, and has been honored by the u.n. for her humanitarian work. today on the news at 5:00, we're learning about the new development in the school prank that landed dozens of students in trouble. find out what'sp happening on the last day of classes -- find out what's happening on the last day classes at heritage high. thank you for joining us. have a great day.

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