the police department received a call from an individual who reported some shoes floating at the top of the water. >> a disturbing find in the oakland estuary and a mystery about what happened. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. we're getting new information about a police investigation in oakland after a body was found in the estuary. paul chambers is at the estuary

near the aquatic center to let us know what police are saying about this tragic discovery. paul? >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. police are considering this a suspicious death. they were out here and they centerrerred their investigation just a few feet from the edge of the pier. that's where they found a body this morning. oakland police say just before 6:30 this morning, they received a call of shoes floating at the watt. once on the scene, officers saw feet. they say the body was about four or five feet away from thepy. right now this case isee being investigated as a suspicious investigate -- is being investigated as a suspicious suspicious death. witnesses say they saw weight attached to the body. police wouldn't say exactly where the weights were in relation to the body but this red car is also being associated with the case. witnesses say they have seen it in the area for at least three days now, one man who says he

frequents the area says his friend saw a man who they believe owns this car. >> you see a man on the dock fishing and drinking vodka. >> reporter: police are asking people to see if they heard or saw anything. officers say it appears the body has been in the water for several days now so it's badly decomposed. right now they are waiting for the coroner to give more information about the booeddy -- body. >> police are hoping if anyone has seen or heard anyone that they come forward. we also found out that there was a person found clinging to rocks last year and that person died after being taken to the hospital. >> reporter: we'll have more on

this at 5:00. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. we have an update now on a story we first told you about on our 5:00 news yesterday. a worker at the alameda county landfill in san leandro has died after she was run over by a large bulldozer. the victim is being identified as angelina messisa. the garbage company, waste management, says the woman was working traffic control when the accident happened. grief coupers are on site todd and cal/osha is investigating. san francisco police are looking for witnesses to a homicide. 28-year-old steven eric eskelone was found dead in his home in the 5000 block of diamond heights boulevard on june 12th. police say he may have been killed by a burglar. they want to see -- they want to speak with witnesses who saw electronics in the area being

carried away. the search continues for sierra lamar. allie rasmus has more to explain the special equipment being used today. >> reporter: well, the santa clara county dive team has searched this reservoir before but for the first time they are using new equipment. if this rock were located 50 feet from here, the sonar would capture the -- the rock and the shadow. this is what the equipment does, it sends back an image. >> the image looks long. the shadow is relatively nare -- is narrow. >> reporter: picking out rocks and tree trunks is exactly what the santa clara county sheriff's dive team has set out to do at this reservoir. the sonar radar looks like a mini torpedo. it costs $40,000. the sheriff's office says it paid for the new equipment with

private donations. 15-year-old sierra lamar disappeared from morgan hill almost three months ago. she still has not been found which is why detectives told the dive team to come back here with the new equipment. >> not that they didn't have faith in the other equipment but they just want to be sure so they can rule this body of water out. >> reporter: they are taking a break for lunch right now. the sheriff's office not this equipment about a month ago and are using it to search lakes. sergeants say once they finish up with the reservoir, they will likely finish up in the coming weeks. back to you. >> thank you. a san jose man is scheduled to be formally charged for molesting children with special needs. 33-year-old joaquin bailey is accused of sexually abusing children from two facilities where he worked. one f.m.

is a 9-year-old girl who says bailey began me lefting her when she was -- one victim is a 9-year-old girl who says bailey began molesting her when she was 6. bailey is being held on $500,000. if convicted, he could be in prison for 5 years to life. opening statements in the trial of william lynch are set to begin tomorrow. 43-year-old lynch was arrested for allegedly beating the reverend gerald lindner in october of 2010. police say lindner was beaten to within an half of his life at his retirement home. lynch says the reverend molested hill and his younger brother in 1975. and lynch says he's always dreamed about confronting the priest. it is a busy day for san francisco's sheriff. later this afternoon, there will be a three-day hearing into whether he can get his job back. new at noon, rob roth is live in san francisco to let us know what happened in court this

morning. rob? >> reporter: suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi has some harsh words for mayor lee and other officials who are trying to remove him from office as he prepares for the hearing before the ethics commission. >> what they've been doing mayor lee is throwing whatever they can against the wall, piling on an immense amount of smear in which we are seeing in the declarations themselves and we'll do everything we can to address it and clarify it. >> reporter: mirkarimi spoke to reporters this afternooning after his proof appears in court an update on his progress in attending counseling sexing. outside, he's trying to -- he's going to travel to venezuela now that a judge granted his

request to see his son. >> want to show why i can be still the kind of sheriff that the people of san francisco voted me in to ming -- into being, that i'm democratically elected. >> reporter: mirkarimi pleaded guilty to false imprisonment stemming from a domestic violence in december. his wife has left for venezuela with her son to visit family. mirkarimi says he plans to testify at the hearing. bit unclear if he will be called to do so. rob rowland kut -- rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, rob. police told him to leave but angry protests are going on outside an oakland school. as we've been reporting on friday, the parents are camping out at lakeview elementary school. they are protesting the planned closure and the closure of four other schools. the school superintendent says enrollment is down district wide and the closures are

necessary. he also says the moves will -- the move will save the district $2 million a year. the g-20 summit wrap the up today in mexico with world leaders ect expected to declare an effort to resolve the crisis. president obama spent much of the day on the crisis. but yesterday he met with russian president putin to discuss the syrian conflict that's deeply dive signedded russia and the u.s. mr. obama also plans to hold private talks with china today. they are expected to close with a statement on their commitment to consider concrete steps toward a more integrated financial architecture in europe. mitt romney wraps up a five- day bus tour with stops in his home state of michigan. romney held a round table with leaders and held a rally. the former massachusetts governor criticized president obama's energy policy saying

they hurt localize -- local businesses. michigan is one of a number of so-called rust belt states that president obama won in 2008. the police got here. sand backs got put up. it was a miracle. we'll hear more about a messy situation and quick action that prevented the damage from being worth. >> the last day of spring. it's feeling cool. a young man -- and a young man walked out of prison while people all around the nation took notice of this.

santa clara county firefighters were busy putting out flames inside a storage unit at a campbell industrial park. newschopper2on east mclindsey lane. the fire was contained to the storage unit. but smoke got into five other buildings. no one was inside when the fire started. the cause is under investigation. cab drivers at the oakland airport are now on the second day of a two-day strike, instead of picking up fares, they are outside of their cabs and protesting at a park near the nearby. they claim airport management

gives preference to shuttles they are also demanding an end to unfair treatment, excessive fines and discipline. the defense in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse child resumed today. his attorney made interesting comments to reporters, comparing the trial to a soap opera. >> it could be "all my children" all our children"? the defense called more witnesses today. his lawyer also questioned police investigators. it's still possible he will take the stand, the case could wrap up tomorrow. a new federal database went online detailing which banks and credit card companies are getting the most complaints. the site lists some of the 45,000 complaints that the consumer protection bureau has

received over the last year. right now, the database received only about 50,000 complaints. the plan is -- that he a plan to convert the army base for the period of -- there is a plan to convert the army base. part of a pleasant hill neighborhood does not have water this noontime following a water main break. it broke around 10:30 on devin avenue near pleasant hill and taylor road. it's right in the middle of the could bestone court. the break cut off water to 20 homes in the area. we just spoke -- cobble stone

court. the break cut off water to 20 homes in the -- 200 homes in the area. we just spoke to officials. >> it could have gone into two of the houses and run down into the living rooms and made a mess. as far as i know, there was no damage. >> an east bay mud crew is still working to replace the -- east bay m.u.d. crew is still working to replace the water line. a long-time bay area sports talk show host says he was fired because of his disabilities. ralph barbieri is suing knbr and its owner cumulus media for $10 million. he was fired in april after 28 years. management told him he had been coming in late and not preparing for his show. but he claims he was fired because he has parkinson's and type ii diabetes. knbr is not commenting. the former ruckers

university student convicted of using his webcam to record his college roommate with another man has been released from jail. he received ten days of automatic credit. his roommate committed suicide days after he appeared in a live video that the roommate briefly streamed online. asian-americans are now the country's fastest-growing racial group. a new study says the number of asians moving to the u.s. has surpassed that of latinos. 430,000 asians arrived in 2010. they make up 36% of all new immigrants. the study says the shift is the result of a slowdown of illegal immigration due to increased enforcement and because employers are demanding more high-skilled workers. the university is facing

mounting challenges, the challenges come unprecedented cuts for state funding. the cuts have led to sharp tuition hikes and rigger -- triggered angry student protests. analysts say the uc program stems from a two-decade policy during which campuses, employees and the state did not contribute to the pensions. if. a warmer day around the bay area. we have temperatures anywhere from 3 to peg dammer around the bay, 5 to 10 degrees warmer. a live look at the oakland estuary. you can see all the way back to the city, air quality in good shape for today. most of the coast is clear. take a look at this. it's all the way south of santa cruz. we got that notherly --

northerly breeze. it's also clicked the warmup breeze. 12 miles per hour, northerly nine miles an hour and the pacific satellite view, mostly clear skies. ridge of high pressure will be building in over the next day or two and then we're going to get, well, a big cooldown, a trough is going to sink from the gulf of alaska and merge from this system that you see here spinning off baja, california. that will lead to, well, temperatures falling below average. for today, the low out of here. behind it, we have the northerly flow again and the high pressure is building in. 5 to 10 degrees warmer and we're already seeing this at this hour. a localized sea breeze expected right now the coastline. the sea breeze will be picking up for the afternoon. it's higher up that the breeze is knocking out the marine

layer. 76 concord. 77 livermore. widespread 60s around the bay. 62 in san francisco. mid-60s in oakland. down to the south bay 73 and your afternoon highs, nice and warm in areas around santa rosa, 82 for you. 81 novato. off to the east bay, 66 expected in alameda. oakland san leandro. mid- to upper 80s. danville, livermore, and 90 expected for antioch. 80 peg. 81 in san jose -- 80 degrees and 81 in san jose. 78 redwood city, 72 san bruno. 67 in the city. low 60s to mid-60s expected along the coast and there's your extended forecast. summer solstice arrives tomorrow. 4:09. tomorrow will be the warmest day as we get into. first weekend of summer. take a look at those numbers, rolling back eventually falling below average, friday, saturday, sunday. mid- to upper 70s for the inland areas. 60s for the coast.

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stock -- stocks rising sharply on wall street from the u.s. instead of focusing on europe and in hopes that the federal reserve will come up with something to jump start the economy. taking a live look at the big board, the dow up 127. the nasdaq is up 40 and the s&p up 16. a los angeles company will take over management of the oakland coliseum complex on the first of next week. aeg has won a five-year contract to operate the coliseum after weeks of intense negotiations. some critics were worried they would try to lure the raiders away from the bay area. aed manages the home -- aeg

runs the farmers field in downtown los angeles. police in houston, texas, are searching for the man who defaced a picasso. it happened last wednesday. this video shows a man walking up and spray paint -- spray can'ting the can vis. a close -- can -- spray- painting the can -- the canvass. >> the man who recorded the vand at said he confronted the -- vand at who said -- the man who recorded the vandal said he confronted the man. the experts say the prognosis for repair is good. today on the news at 5:00, the san francisco ethics commission is expected to resume its hearing into whether suspended sheriff, ross mirkarimi, should keep his job.

the commission is specialed to deal with witnesses and we'll -- expected to deal with witnesses and experts. we'll have a all righter inside the hearing. thank you for joining us. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. thank you for joining us.