now doing something they've never done before and that has some people concerned. coming to a munni station near you a security that will make decisions on who or what is suspicious. that's right a computer not a human being will analyze video by looking at a network of more than 400 cameras that will be mounted on stations and tunnels throughout the nummi system. >> behavior analytics are built into the cameras and that will help us determine what the trends are in the system. if someone is not where they should be or on a track way or in a tunnel it will be able to alert the system and alert the individuals on duty. >> reporter: the software is designed by labs in texas. i spoke to the ceo about the advantage of having a camera view individuals instead of a human. >> they monitor the camera for about a four hour shift before

they zone out or lose attention. a computer is able to watch them every second of every day 24/7. >> reporter: so how does a system decide what's suspicious. the cameras will detect unusual behavior. >> reporter: if i get off the train and walk toward the exit, but if i turn around and head the other way toward a tunnel then i may be stopped. >> i don't like it. it's government intrusion. >> the way of the future i guess. i don't like it but, not much i can do about it. >> if it's for preventing a robbery or like other crimes then i just, i'm fine. >> reporter: flow the software maker says the cameras cannot tell a difference between the race, identity or gender of a person. it only detects abnormal behavior. this $2 million system should be up and running according to nummi officials by this time next year. live in san francisco, sal castaneda, ktvu news. in concord police are recommending that a teenage driver involved in a crash that killed a father and his young

daughter face criminal charges. we first reported this new development on ktvu.com. the 17-year-old driver lost control of his cadillac escalade on april 7th striking suloman murray and the 9-year- old and 12-year-old daughters. nori and his 9-year-old daughter were killed. the contra costa county d.a. will decide if the teen will be charged as a juvenile and whether to file the charge as a felony or as a misdemeanor. new information now on the body of a woman that was found in a trash can in pleasanton. police tell ktvu they have received more phone calls since releasing this sketch of the woman yesterday afternoon. officers are now following up on leads but that's all that they are saying. the woman's decomposing body was found in the trash can on dublin county road on may 24th. the coroner has yet to determine exactly how she died.

some developing news right now in the north bay repair crews are on the scene of a water main break in sausalito at this hour. ktvu news was over the scene. part of the street which is a main thoroughfare is flooded. the marin municipal water district began to make repairs. no word on when water service might be repaired. it appears a small grass fire was sparked. it burned about 2 acres before richmond fire controlled it. the sister of one of the defendants who's actually engaged to marry the other, took the stand and ktvu's christien kafton was in the los

angeles courtroom when she described the events leading right up to and right after the violent confrontation,chris to the -- christien. >> reporter: now we're getting a clear picture of what the defendants were doing before and after the fight. this morning, dorene sanchez was called to the stand. she testified that her brother spent much of the game harassing fans. >> he was rude, loud. >> when you say rude, what do you mean by that. >> just pretty much saying boo giants. >> besides boo giants was he saying anything else? >> [ bleep ] the giants >> reporter: she says her brother disappeared into the crowd pursuing the men with

marvin norwood close blind. - - close behind. but says she was alarmed when the two returned with blood on them and they told her to get them out of area. >> not until i seen blood on marvin's hand when we were just about exiting the stadium. >> reporter: eventually police arrested sanchez and norwood. today they heard a conversation between norwood and sanchez speaking about being involved in a fight. >> reporter: also in court today prosecutors played a tape of the two suspects in jail talking to one another. we tried to listen to that tape but it was very muffled and hard to understand. the judge however would not release a transcript of it because he says it could sway potential jurors. now the judge rather could decide whether this case will

go to trial as early as tomorrow. we're live in los angeles, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. and stay with us on ktvu.com, our complete coverage of the bryan stow case including more video and testimony from inside the courtroom. we posted it there on the website. three san jose teenagers are in custody in suspicion of burglarizing several homes. police say they arrested two 16- year-old boys and a 14-year-old as they tried to break into a home on sea cliff drive. the three were involved in at least two other home burglaries and one attempted burglary. the alameda county district attorney has now dropped most of the charges against those occupy the farm protesters. nine people were arrested at the gill tract in albany and booked for unlawful assembly and trespassing. a spokeswoman for the alameda county d.a said that charges against seven of those protesters have now been dismussed quote in the interest of justice.

the u.s. transportation secretary today awarded california more than $1 million to crack down on distracted drivers. details of the federal grant were announced today in sacramento. the money will go toward a new nationwide program called phone in one hand, ticket in the other. >> california will be receiving about $1.5 million in federal support for this project. now these funds will go toward increased law enforcement, more media, and good solid scientific evaluation. >> california and delaware are the first two states in the nation to receive the federal dollars. the u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood said the money is as an incentive to get states to get tough on the measure. and you can go to ktvu.com to learn on why you should wait to text. the antioch school board is not giving up on a bond measure to renovate one of its schools.

measure j failed to pass. officials plan to do a postelection analysis and talk about ways to revise the measure in the future. veterans are getting help tonight to get them into homes in san francisco. rob roth is live now with the steps the city is taking to provide for those who served their nation, rob -- >> reporter: julie many evenings many veterans end up spending the night at union plaza. and now the city is launching a program to give veterans what they need more, an apartment. >> i think it kind of stinks, i don't think that anyone who served the country should be homeless. >> reporter: even though brent has a housing voucher that would guarantee a land lock $1,600 a month he says he can't find a decent place. >> a clean unit that doesn't have bedbugs, i don't want to

be in the tenderloin. i don't want to be out in hunters point. it's just the prices in the city are just very high. >> you're competing with folks that are in the tech industry and younger and are willing to pay more. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee announced he's launching a campaign called homes for heros. >> i can't think of a more patriotic thing to do than to find a homeless veteran their home. >> reporter: he wants to house 50 veterans in the next 100 days. veterans who have vouchers but have trouble convincing landlords to rent to them. part of it is to educate landlords about vouchers. >> if you have a unit that's available please offer that up for use. these are great vouchers. it's money behind it. >> the veterans are going against everybody else. >> reporter: vets say they could improve their lives if they could only find a place to live. >> once i finish school and if

i have affordable housing, i can get a decent job. >> reporter: some veterans have been waiting years and the list keeps growing. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. workers at an east bay refinery have come to an agreement. the united steel workers say employees in martinez voted last night to accept the company's contract offer. this was the last tesoro contract to be ratified. workers in hawaii, utah, north dakota and washington all came to an agreement. the union represents about 450 workers at the tesoro plant in martinez. the new service is called

google trusted store. and it's aimed to help users know the -- pandora has struck a deal to provide music in mazda vehicles. mazda is the last auto maker to introduce pandora into their autos. pandora is expected to be in mazda cars and suvs by this fall. it began with a car crash but ended in a fire fueled by a natural gas pipeline. the dangerous chain of events that caused this fire in millbrae. temperatures did increase a little bit today, but check out the fog that's coming back into the bay. things are going to change tomorrow and take a look at the weekend, we'll see you back here. hello?

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one of the runways at oakland international airport will be closed this weekend. from 8:00 sunday night through 6:00 a.m. monday morning. the closure is not expected to hurt passengers but residents in the area may notice more noise. ktvu's patti lee is in san francisco with the challengers offers say they're facing out on the streets, patti. >> reporter: we're live at the facility where many bay area officers are trained to react to different situations. when to pull out their paper spray or fire a gun. yesterday a man was shot for

pulling out a gun. a 15-year-old was shot and killed in a similar encounter with police. >> he should not have been killedded. >> i think that it was the fact that jerry was black in south san francisco. >> reporter: oakland assistant chief turivio say officers run into suspects that are armed and ready to shoot. >> year to date we've recovered 400 firearms so what we have is an epidemic in terms of the amount of guns that are out on the streets. >> reporter: which may account for the most recent statistics. five offer involved shootings so far this year compared to five total last year. >> certainly, you know the police department has to look at how they're doing things. but when we're talking about an armed suspect in a confrontational setting, they have every right in the world to protect themselves. >> reporter: tony riv era now a professor at usf institute for

criminal justice says police are trained to use force depending on the threat level. he says it's not because they're reacting to a heightened sense of danger but because they are actually in threatening situations. last year 173 police officers lost their lives in the line of duty in the united states. 173. that's totally unacceptable. >> according to riv era officers shoot to kill and the fact that the oakland suspect survived last night's shooting was simply a matter of chance. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu news. pg & e crews have repaired a gas line that ruptured last night when and alleged drunk driver crashed into a utility pole. this was the seen last night. the crash cause add power line to come down which then punctured a pg & e gas line

under ground. the accident cut power to about 1,200 people. >> we can show folks out there any number of pipes that have been mangled by third party contractors, even homeowners like you and i installing sprinklers in their yards. >> crews repaired the gas line by late this morning. an unusual and emotional reunion took place today at the medical center in san francisco. it was at that hospital where four kidney transplant recipients met their donors. the meeting follows a four way kidney swap that happened back in may. here's how it worked. a computer program allowed a friend or spouse who had volunteered to donate a kidney but was not an ideal match to donate their kidney to someone else. and then in return, their spouse or friend would get a kidney as well. >> it's very exciting to be part of something like this. and be able to help just like he said two people at once.

it was really awesome. >> today's meeting was the first time those kidney recipients learned and met their donors. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. the other reasons why today's reunion was so unique. stock in berkeley based annies organic food slipped today a day after a disappointing earnings report. annies earnings sank by 16%. the company's core profits and sales beat wall street expectations. today annie's closed at $34.90 $34.90. temperatures cooling off it did warm today and temperatures are cooling off as we go into the next 24 hours. i'm showing you we have fog.

circling right here. here's where the fog is. and now they can take a live camera to that exact same spot and you're looking at the fog coming in on twin peaks and across daly city. you're going to see it early tomorrow when you get up. especially down along the coast. tomorrow is cooler just by virtue of that push of fog. there's a weather system north that i've been tracking. so you get a little push inland. that's where we are right now. overnight lows tonight not that different from that last couple of nights. just a little warmer. you see that fog, san rafael, redwood city, down toward the fremont area you're going to see a little bit of fog. i don't suspect you're going to see fog yet. as we head into tomorrow, the onset wind is going to keep us call out along the coast and

through the san bruno. this is actually a really good scenario for your weekend especially if you like outdoor activity. saturday and sunday, real nice. sunday the warmest day on the weekend with temperatures into the upper 90s, toward antioch. the forecast for fog along the coast you will see it just lingers there like i did today. tomorrow morning, a little bit of fog. and during the day things start to warm up. temperatures in the valley are going to be in the 80s but you see for us this cooler temperature pattern with drops five to 10 degrees than what they were today. just know that as we head toward saturday and sunday the numbers come back up. there's been subtle changes. sunday will be noticeably warmer. sunday is going to be the day you think it's kind of hot. and the five day forecast with just a good looking weather pattern. we have some nice heat coming for the weekend. i think inland cities on sunday

we're going to have nice bar-b- que weather. and next week it gets pretty warm. >> good stuff, thank you bill. >> thank you, bill. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, an east bay city in the midst of a big boom despite a robbery economy. >> in-n-out burger is one of the biggest companies to come to the city, how the city is defying the economy. and join us for these stories and more at 7:00 on tv 36. pg & e unveils a new tool. the capabilities that this vehicle will provide in the event of a crisis like that massive pipeline explosion in san bruno. @

the san bruno explosion has led to a major improvement on how pg &e responds to emergencies. today they revealed a vehicle that will respond. >> out of the san bruno one of

the lessons learned is it would be extremely helpful to have a vehicle like this with all of the tech in it. >> the ability to print out large maps on the spot to go to the source of the problem. mark is here now with sports. second day in a row the a's and giants. >> the giants we'll start with them. they committed four errors. the home run can make up for a lot of mistakes and that it did. let's start with buster posey. giants already up 3-0. he will unload a rocket to left field. long gone his seventh of the year. solo shot. and with a couple of brain cramps allowed san diego back in. matt cain gets cameron into a split double play. angel pagan unloads himself and there it is.

his fifth of the year. a 2-run shot and the giants cruise in 8-3. meantime the first place texas rangers kind of walked into oakland and they get a whole lot more than they figured on. the a's take three out of four. the only bummer, cespedes here kind of pulled up on a tweak of his hamstring. he's listed as day-to-day. aren't we all. darvish the japanese sensation on the mound. coco with the bases loaded. off the wall. everybody is going to score and coco winds up with a triple and the a east take care of their business at the french open -- a's take care of business. at the french open, sharipova

very little problem with petra kvitova. and sharapova now to face era ni in the women's final. tonight celtics try to close out the heat. that's the sporting life for right now. highlights at 10:00. >> that's going to be a good one. mark, thank you. foreclosure options are going business on these tough economic times. two men one from san ramon and another from oakland are facing charges for rigging these events for their own financial gain. >> we will see you then. thank you for trusting ktvu news. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy

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