closed permanently. >> public education system is being dismantled. >> reporter: parents and teachers conducted a volunteer summer class. >> we have created a curriculum for kids that has arts, gardening, sports and it is free. because education should be free. the district plans to use lakeview elementary school for school administration offices. >> they didn't have the funds. >> we can do better for kids if we have fewer schools but do better with the schools we have. >> reporter: back live with the rally still going on. they are committed to staying here. the district wants them out peacefully. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the suspend seniors at heritage high school will take

their finals after all. the school suspended 51 after a prank that went too far. they vandalized the campus with washable paint. today the liberty union high school district said teachers will administer the tests to the students. the victim in a father's day weekend boating accident has been identified. acemore pittman and his cousin, johnnie johnson were fishing saturday when their boat over turned. another cousin who was on board survived. they were on the delta. investigators say their boat may have flipped ovwhen one of the fen -- over when one of the men stood up and the life jackets were on board, no one was wearing one. authorities are trying to figure out the fire that shut

down bart service last week. the police and fire department and u.s. immigration and customs enforcement are investigating. they haven't been able to go over the site where the burned. officials expect it to be shored up this week. dive teams today began a search for sierra lamar. she disappeared three months ago. divers are beginning a new sweep of water ways hoping for some sign of the 15-year-old. today they are focused on the reservoir using newly acquired sonar equipment. >> helps the divers to verify certain items in the water. the hope is to maybe come across something they didn't come across before. >> the new water way search is expected to take two weeks. police say a solan iphone led them -- stolen iphone led

them to a major bust. ktvu's christien kafton is live with more. >> reporter: police fallowed the evidence and the stolen phone to this neighborhood here in oakland. where they found a house full of stolen electronics. it was also used to grow marijuana and inside the house they found a lot of fire power. >> as you can see it has a shortened barrel. >> reporter: police showed off the weapons they found, including two hand guns. a knock off oozy and a m16, complete with a 100 round drum. police will test them to see if they are connected to any open cases. >> something investigators are looking into. >> reporter: police are not offering many details about the person they arrested. >> the individual who was in possession of these fire arms has a lengthy criminal history

and these are the types of people we want to remove from our streets. >> reporter: police say the bust started when a robber held up a woman last thursday demanding her iphone. police say they developed leads that took them to the house friday and that is where they found the suspect, the guns and a stash of stolen electronics and a marijuana grow operation. >> this is the location where lot of illegal activity is happening and that is what we want to remove from the community. >> reporter: police are working to find out if the suspect was working alone and they are working to match the stolen items with their rightful owners. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. coming up at 6:00 p.m. a story only on 2, a burglary you can see and hear and how you can help catch those responsibility. man whose car was riddled

with bullets remains on life support tonight. it happened last night on 580. police officers who were in the area hurt gun shots and found the car stopped. witnesses say a passengers jumped out and said they got my brother. the driver was shot in the neck. now police are trying to track down the suspects. >> we have cameras throughout 580 and 880 and that is something they will look into. >> police have not released the victim's name or a description of the suspect. judge says the wife of suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi can remain in south america. it is in the best interest of her and the boy to remain with her family till august 19. they are helping to care for the boy. the san francisco san francisco ethics commission will begin -- san francisco ethics commission

will begin hearings tomorrow. they will make a recommendation on whether ross mirkarimi should get his job back after he pleaded guilty to a charge related to domestic violence. in san jose a man was charged with sexually molesting two young girls girls and a disabled young woman. police arrested waking bailey thursday. he is charged with three counts of a lewd act on a child and one count of rape. it happened at a facility which houses children who are dependents of the court. he worked there for four years. he is being held on $500,000 bail and set to be in court tomorrow. jerry sandusky's child sex abuse trial entered a new phase today. the defense started calling witnesses. >> reporter: after a week of testimony from men who allege jerry sandusky abused them the defense had its turn to call

witnesses to the stand. richard anderson testified he never seen anything inappropriate between jerry sandusky and a child but he says it is not uncommon for children and coaches to use the showers at the time. >> if this is a preview as to the for strength of the defense i am not overwhelmed and i think it was a really not very strong beginning. >> reporter: the defense tried to find inconsistencies in the winds' testimony and questioned their witness' testimony and questioned their motive. >> there is lots of money out there, lawsuits have already been filed filed and we are investigating the possibility there is a financial motivation. >> reporter: the prosecutors office received a transcript of an interview. jerry sandusky says i didn't go

around seeking every young person for sexual needs that i helped. there are many i didn't have. i hardly had any contact with who i helped. if this portion of the interview is introduced it could be difficult for jerry sandusky to explain away. the defense is expected to offer expert testimony from a psychologist to argue jerry sandusky suffers from a personality disorder. they can wrap up as early as wednesday. not guilty on all charges. that was the verdict today in the case against roger clemens who wases acused of lying to -- was accused of lying to congress. he emerged after being acquitted and he thanked his legal team and his family. >> it has been a hard 5 years and they have been great,

behind dad and supporting dad, my wife has been a rock. >> if he was convicted he could have faced 30 years in prison. players involved in the new orleans saints bounty scandal have their day in front of nfl commissioner roger goodel. transcripts of telephone calls could impact the bond hearing for the man charged with killing trayvon martin. the calls detail how george zimmerman told his wife to transfer money from their bank accounts. he was released in april but he was jailed again after the court learned about more money. his wife claimed she didn't know how much money was in the account. the calls also show he instructed his wife to buy bullet proof vests.

an autopsy was performed on rodney king. he died yesterday at the age of 27. his fiance found him at the bottom of the swimming pool. there were no signs of foul play. a student convicted in a webcam spying case will not be deported. she is expected to be reloosed tomorrow. he will not be deported because the u.s. because he has no prior criminal record. he was convicted after using a webcam to watch his roommate kiss another man. his roommate later committed suicide. the effort to stop a new mural from being painted has worked for the moment. the library users association has been trying to keep an

original mural from being removed. the loss states the artists or nexof kin -- next of kin must be given 90 days notice before being removed. his sister has now been notified and asserting her right the notice be in effect while they try to stop the project. some of america's most popular cars, yet one is urging folks to keep this as an important part of their emergency safety equipment. that story still ahead. >> temperatures on the way up into the next of days. the -- couple of days. back here in 10 minutes with the forecast for your neighborhood.

. terrible accident today at the dump. 3:00 this afternoon a woman was run over by a bulldozer causing

injuries to her legs. they are on scene investigating what happened. another headache for toyota, whether or not the government should order the recall of 1.4 million vehicles. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar joins us live with the one thing toyota drivers should be on the look out for. >> reporter: one said some toyota owners should carry one of these to keep from being trapped inside a burning car. >> reporter: window switch failures happened a few times but the national transportation safety board didn't like what they saw. the consequences could be severe. >> worst case scenario is it shorts, starts a fire and the door itself, because of the electronics will lock up. >> they have 32 complaints and one reported injury and at this

point that injury is unconfirmed. the cars under investigation include 800,000 toyota camries. rav 4,iars and highlander hybrid. >> they are investigations. >> reporter: they are investigations called engineering analysis. >> the last stage of investigation. they are near to ordering a recall. >> reporter: most recalls come from complaints. >> if they feel like they are experiencing the condition, they can by one of our dealerships and they will expect the vehicle. >> i suggest they put a hammer

in the car in case they can't get out. >> reporter: a recall could come next month. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. good news for drivers. gas prices took a dig dip. we haven't dropped below $4 yet but prices have dropped 11 cents a gallon. aaa says san jose has the lowest gas prices in the area, $4.01. oakland $4.03. in san francisco $4.14. coming up, what is bringing the prices down and how much further they might drop. and to find the least expensive gas, go to www.ktvu.com. they will start rolling out its new model s. the ceo will hand deliver keys to a group of holders during a ceremony on

friday. the car is billed as the first electric sedan with a range of 265-miles and capable of going 0-60 in 6 seconds. $49,000.900. lawmakers have a lot of work to do to complete the budget. right now only portions have passed. the bills lay out what to do with hot button issues. it is sitting on governor jerry brown's desk. the governor has till june 27 to sign or veto. four football players current or former members of the new orleans saints appealed their suspensions in the bounty scandal. they met with nfl officials today in new york.

they are accused of taking bonuses from new orleans saints coordinator for targeting opposing players for hard hits. today he had bitter words for the nfl commissioner. >> roger goodel has taken three months to tarnish what i built over 8 years of my career. tough to swallow knowing from here on out i will be linked to a bounty scandal that is not true. >> the league turned over evidence to the players, including e-mails and handwritten notes. testimony revealed there was a 35,000 dollars boundy on brett favre. the immigration policy change is prompting warnings for people to be careful about scams. some groups say they are waiting waiting for more information from the government before advising students.

under the policy students aunder 30 who were brought to the u.s. can ask to stay here. they are advising people to be on the look out for fraud, especially those pretending to be attorneys who say they can guarantee citizenship for a large fee. so far there is no application for the process. >> there is some language in the memorandum but not guidelines for how to apply. i don't think any will encourage anyone to do anything right now. >> attorneys say there won't be an application for 60 days. president obama's policy is giving him a big boost among

latino voters. 49% of latinos say they are more enthusiastic about the president. 14% were less. >> you could hear the echo how they were like -- now he is giving us something to believe in him. >> republican presidential hopeful mitt romney called the order political but has not said whether he would over turn it if elects. our chief meteorologist bill martin couldn't have been more right, saturday hot. sunday different story. >> big temperature plummet on sunday. saturday hot, 102, 104 in some locations. red flag warning gone away. the fog is coming back. temperatures plummeted yesterday. today they dropped another 10 degrees. tomorrow they will go up 10 degrees. we got winds out there right

now. right here is concord. vallejo. pittsburg and concord on the water, gusts to 23 miles per hour out of the west. bringing in cooler air. notice that innerve more it is -- livermore it is 78 degrees. you are doing 90 out here. the heat is still living out here, we are getting a cool down. the sea breeze dies down tomorrow and temperatures come up 10 degrees. fire danger stays down. we got a cool, mild weather pattern. no air quality issues anticipated. just a nice summer. we got a lot of fog. forming along the coast. this isn't picking up the fog. to the north of us, low pressure sitting here. it releases the fog and starts to push it inland.

that lingers the next 4-5 days and that is why temperatures stay on the mild side. we will see low 90s tomorrow inland but most of us will be 70s with low 80s. over night lows, 52 in morgan hill, fog and low clouds, it will be almost everywhere. fog in santa rosa tomorrow. vallejo has fog. hayward fog. tomorrow afternoon, you can look for temperatures to begin to increase. warmer than today by 10 degrees. warmer but still not above average and below the fire concerns. when i come back, we will go to the five-day forecast and look that temperatures. we will see variation through the week. i will give you a plan on what you can expect. >> thank you. something that is brand new and there is such a thing as a free brunch, who is helping to feed those in need over the

summer. >> and big changes coming to san francisco's cliff house, what is being installed that will save the owners a thousand dollars a month.

. music lovers will soon notice a change at the symphony. this fall she will be the new

conductor. she is a lecturer at uc davis. she will lead the simpancy as it kicks off its 50th anniversary season. some children enjoyed a nutritious meal today thanks to a local school district. >> they launched their free brunch program. >> part of oursumer school program -- our summer school program and it is open to the program, 18 and under could get a free brunch. >> school officials say it is served at 10:30 a.m. every week day this summer. a autopsy reveals a man suffered a hemorrhage when he was in custody. he was arrested on friday on public drunkenness charges. he was taken to the county jail

where he collapsed and lost consciousness and he died that hospital saturday night. the u.s. fish and wild life service expanded beaches that are critical to the survival of the snowy bird. it restores areas that was cut. it totals 24,000 acres. the obama administration agreed to development the new habit after it was sued. cal fire are practicing drills to keep fire season under control but this fire today was no drill and showed why the exercises have necessary. >> a big change coming to san francisco's cliff house as the owner prepares to alter the view outdoors. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy

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. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news -- complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> firefighters are going through drills to keep fires from spreading but some of the fire fighting wasn't a drill. this was the real thing. fire training is going on. at this hour cal fire and other are working on fighting fires where wild lands and neighborhoods co-exist. ktvu's robert handa is live to show us the training. >> reporter: firefighters are on hand for three days of training. focusing where wild lands and homes mix. today practice and reality also got mixed together. >> reporter: a cal fire helicopter swooped in to the

mountains. the unit practiced water drops on the dry grass and engines worked out problems that come with homes fit in steep terrain. >> different than just fighting a straight grass fire. without that structure threat in the middle of it. >> reporter: some firefighters got real life drills at this fire. fire crews swarmed. >> perfect example of a wild land-urban interface. an spark that comes off of the fire has a great opportunity to spread quickly. >> all non-priority traffic. we have wires down. >> reporter: different agency at the same location. they plan for much bigger

fires, in this case a recent southern california fire, crews see thew work with other crews who are out of sight. >> we do a lot of training but this is 3d we can use, crews get involved, use water, works really well. very interactive. >> reporter: they will continue to train for the next two days if they don't interrupted by the real thing. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. crews made quick work of a small grass fire this afternoon along highway 280. the flames flames shared the area. no one was hurt. a southern california wildfire nearly doubled in size over night forcing the evacuation of 158 homes in san diego county. the old fire began burning yesterday afternoon in a rural

area. so far that fire has burned 900 acres and only 30% contained with full containment expected tomorrow night. hundreds of people have been evacuated and one structure has been destroyed. and in northern colorado wildfires there have burned 900 square miles and forced more evacuations. flames destroyed 180 homes. 58,000 acres have burned and the fire is only 48% contained. another fire also prompted evacuations. officials say the 450-acre fire has the potential to grow much bigger because of dry, windy conditions. one man hurt after a robber attacked him with a taser in san francisco. san francisco police say it happened saturday night. the man says he doesn't remember much except he found himself laying on the pavement

with a laser next eto him -- taser next to him. he was treated for pain and released from the hospital. a change coming to the big san francisco cliff house. ktvu's david stevenson has more. david? >> reporter: you can't see where they plan to put it and that is the point, to generate green power without wrecking a priceless view. >> reporter: chrisy field has them and now wind power that san francisco cliff house with a three year program that will put a wind turbine on the observation deck. >> if these work we could put some on the south end of the building. >> reporter: the turbine will cut $1,000 from the power bill and will power the 50 shop. he had to convince the national park service it won't kill

birds or wreck the view. >> we made it small enough. it is enclosed. bird friendly. >> reporter: officials say they are suited for a few specific sites. >> that is where you want to look at wind technology where you don't have large structures. >> reporter: it brought scrutiny from neighborhood groups. >> what kind of turbine is it? the one with the blades? >> reporter: the design is winning approval from cliff house visitors. >> doesn't look that bad. >> good idea. wish more people in san francisco would do it. >> reporter: the turbine will be installed in july. the owner hopes to put more up if this is a success. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. the u.s. government says it will press egyp's military to

transfer power to the newly elected government. today the ruling military counsel promised to hand over power by the end of the month. the defense department says it is concerned about what the military said yesterday when it said that a constitution was being issued as the polls were closing. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney today predicted he will defy history and win the state of wisconsin. mitt romney spoke at a rally today. he said he will carry wisconsin and he will win the white house. no gop candden won wisconsin since 1984 -- candidate won wisconsin since 1984. president obama is in mexico tonight for the summit. he had a meeting with the president of russia. >> we discussed syria where we agreed that we need to see a

stop of the violence. >> president obama and russian president pledged to work together stop the fighting in syria but russia is an ally of the syrian president. there are reports the two navy ships are preparing to head to syria. they will protect russian citizens and a naval base. a new revelation about a radiation leak, why investigators are focusing on the plant and not the problem. >> and the company that facebook is buying and how that may impact the pictures you put on your facebook page.

federal regulators plan to hold a meeting in san diego to reveal more findings from their investigation of corrosion that san onofre nuclear power plant. the plant has been shut down since january when they discovered a leak. it came from a steam pipe, one of several discovered to be damaged. they said the leak appears to be from a design flaw rather than faulty materials. they are in generators that were installed two years ago. there are more definish

bridges across the state than there are mcdonalds. california is 19th on the list of bad bridges. congress wrote a letter for funding. money for local governments to maintain bridges was included in the senate version. >> this is the summer construction season, transportation departments, local governments need certainty they can get reimbursed. photo tagging on facebook might get easier now that they acquired a company. face.com could allow more automatic photo tagging. facebook stock closed up $1.40 at $31.41. still $6 a share below its

price. two cities are the most expensive places to rent in the country. san francisco is third and san jose fourth when it comes to expensive places for renters. san francisco has a rent of $1,901, that is up 5% compared to last year. in san jose, rents average $1,520, up 4% over last year. the report knows it is still cheaper to rent than pay a mortgage in either city. new york city is the highest in the country. the most powerful computer built, how this machine may change your world. >> back here in 10 minutes a warm up but there is plenty of fog to go around and we will go to the 5 day as well.

today a super computer won the title of world's most powerful community. ktvu's john fowler was let in to see it and he is live with how it may change our lives. >> reporter: it really might, seriously. we were just ins and we got a look at a stunning new tool that will make our future safer and healthier. >> reporter: in this building where phones and cameras are

prohibited, we are escorted in to see a basketball court size super computer, the most powerful ever. >> a mammoth number. >> reporter: the director says it is 50 times more powerful than the computer that revolutionized nuclear weapon theory. >> gave us understanding that we missed. this is 200 times more powerful than the world class six years ago and more efficient still, each rack consumes the powerful of 100 homes. >> you get to ask questions and get answers back that were impossible before. >> reporter: what happens to individual atoms of metals or how do individual atoms of air form waves when they collide.

or how a heart beats. >> instead of modeling a piece of a human heart we can modthal entire heart -- model the entire heart. >> reporter: they can model how drugs work in cells in real time. scientists expect to begin simulations next month. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. microsoft unveiled a new tablet computer to compete with the ipad. it is called surface. it was unveiled in los angeles. the new microsoft surface will feature a 10-inch wide display a keyboard, a track pad and half an inch thick. they haven't said how much it will cost or when it will be available. google is giving a glimpse

into requests it gets. google says requests come from all over the world and the united states is near the top of the list. last year from july to december, they submitted 187 requests to remove contents. the government also made 6300 requests for data on google users last year. people undergo by pass surgery are at a greater risk of getting developing alcohol abuse problems. 11% developed drinking problems two years after the surgery. doctors believe the surgery changes how the body processes alcohol. the number of prescriptions for children declined but

antibiotics are the most described. the medical community made an effort to decrease the use for children. prescriptions increasing include medicines for asthma. scientists come up with the healthiest meal ever. mixed leaf salad, chicken casserole and mixed vegetables and a high fiber roll. the scientists say it spotlights omega-3s and foilates. if you are looking for your best bet for snacking, walnuts or suinger free gum. we are expected -- or sugar free government. we are expecting hot. >> today cooler and then we

will go back up. a roller coaster of temperatures. temperatures go back 10 degrees tomorrow. we have good flow, the winds are west at 17. still hot in the valley but we are on the cool side because of the fog and moist air. less fire danger, better air quality and cooler temperatures. that is where we start. sunday was cooler. today was cooler. tomorrow temperatures in the mid-80s. but still nothing like saturday. saturday was really hot. the fog forecast, fog cleared from the coast right now, sun peaking through in half moon bay. but the fog tonight will fill back in and shoots across, fog in the hills, there will be fog up north, and then it does what it did today, goes away.

temperatures tomorrow will be warmer. look at all the 80s. mid-80s. and along the coast 50s and low 60s at golden gate park and 70s for the rest of us. you notice the cooling around the bay and you drive east and it gets hot. which is typical. san francisco, through the neighborhoods, mid-60s. berkeley low 70ss. now it heats up in the livermore valley. temperature profile is what you expect for this time of year. good one. fire danger always high. but with the flow, and milder temperatures it is a better set up. on saturday people were, you know, fire stations, you see the doors open and trucks ready to go. that was the kind of day it was. as much as we like the heat, it

is nice for the firefighters to get a break because they are on high alert. saturday they are serious. they are always serious but won't be as critical cis-- critical weekend. mike tyson is about to enter a new ring and do not expect on getting a cab at this airport because they are staging a strike.

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. more than 100 university of california at berkeley instructors are rejecting options that would make cuts to the library system. the head of the library surveyed to see if they preferred closing 16 of the libraries or closing just 10 but with fewer librarians. 110 members signed a petition asking the school for one more year to find other ways to keep the libraries open. university of california at berkeley reduced the responding by 12% and lost 70-400400 professionals. travelers looking for a taxi was out of luck today. they are staging a two day strike. airport management is treating them unfairly but not giving them a clear place to pick up

and drop off. >> we have been dealing with them for so long, it never comes to any conclusion to solve our problems. >> the drivers say conditions that airport made it hard for them to make a living. celebrating a land mark birthday today. [ music playing ] >> paul mccartney turns 70 years old today. you are seeing video of him singing earlier this month. today he celtbrated his birth -- celebrated his birthday in private. he will perform at the olympic games in london next month. mike tyson is heading to broadway. he plans to go to broadway for six nights. spike lee is directing the show

called mike tyson's undisputed truth. mike tyson presented the show in las vegas. he says the new york performances are important to him because he grew up there. a spike in robberies prompted residents to take action. coming up, the crime caught on video and the neighborhood effort to catch a criminal. >> parents and teachers are facing arrest in their fight to try to save an elementary school.

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america's beverage companies are delivering. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> good evening. i am. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> neighbors in oakland say there has been a rash of home break ins and one caught the burglary on camera. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in oakland where the steps residents are taking a stop the crime wave. >> reporter: we talked to a number of neighbors, some say there have been a large number of burglaries. in the latest case what was caught on video may help lead to an arrest. >> reporter: at first you hear much re