very material fact and she continued. and based on that the fact that he perjuried himself the trial should have been stopped. >> reporter: the attorneys seemed confident because they say new victims keep coming forward. >> they are reliving it when he testified they are reliving it. you saw the emotion outside the courtroom. people are reliving this hour by hour. >> reporter: a hearing has been set for monday morning to make a motion. the prosecution's response at suspicious if the complaint is what lynch wants. >> the jury in the jerry season dusky trial is still going right now. the he is a accused of abusing ten boys over a 15 year period. the jury is asked for transcripts of the testimony of another coach who said he witnessed sandusky assaulting a boy and for the judge's

instructions on hearsay evidence. >> can't discuss anything because of the gag order. we have a lot to say after. >> reporter: the jury will be going through the weekend. flames destroyed a house today in vallejo. the fire broke out this afternoon as the empty house quickly went to two alarms. when firefighters arrived the house was fully on fire. nobody was inside the house but neighbors say squatters had moved in and that a dog may have been trapped inside and killed in the fire. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the two men accused of beating a san francisco giant's fan appear before a judge today in los angeles and said they are not guilty. we were in the courtroom to tell you about the change coming to one of the suspect's legal team. >> reporter: that's right. louis sanchez had been represented by a private

attorney, today he stepped down. the prosecutors released this document laying out the charges, the men are facing. marvin norwood and louis sanchez entered court in blue uniforms. they were charged with assault, battery and mayhem for the beating of brian stowe. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: during the pretrial hearing that ended earlier this month sanchez had been represented by a private attorney. today he stepped aside saying he would only agree to represent him for the pretrial part. >> [inaudible] many. >> reporter: in that prosecutor has a chance to preview some of the evidence likely to come up including witnesses who say san chess was abusive toward giants fans during the game and that aggression escalated in the parking lot. they will play tapes of the

defendants in police custody. >> [inaudible] . >> reporter: both men will face trial here in convicted. sanchez faces 11 years, norwood9. both men face separate federal firearm charges. those cases could bring another ten years if they are convicted on those. we are live in los angeles. ktvu channel 2news. >> in oakland police are looking in to the death a woman who was found in the hills. it was found about 1:30 this morning at mountain boulevard. that's right next to highway 13. the unidentified woman had been shot at least once. police have not released information about a possible motive or suspect in that shooting. and at 5:30 a body found near the oakland coliseum. who first saw it and called

police. and in oakland police are looking for the owner of a home in east oakland where hundreds of marijuana plants were found after a electrical fire. broke out about 7:30. we were there as police brought out 300 marijuana plants as well as fans and lamps from inside the home. they say that the plants have a street value of $30,000. the illegal growing operation was pulling so much power that it sparked the fire in the electrical box outside the house. police haven't made arrests. >> the trial on lawsuits filed by the victims of the 2010 san bruno explosion have been delayed at the request of attorneys the judge moved the trial date from july 23rd to october 9th. lawyers say they have a lot of pretrial material to get through. hundreds of survivors have sued. several investigators say a weak weld and aging gas pipeline led to the leak that triggered the explosion.

the organizers of that sit in at a elementary school have scheduled a march for tomorrow to protest school closures. this morning they were holding a volunteer summer school at lakeview. one of five schools the school district has closed. they have been holding that sit in there for a week now. the district said it doesn't have the money to keep the schools open. former teacher said the district owes $120 million to its creditors and the answer is simple. >> stop paying the debt, the banks got bailed out. 16 trillon. we wrote wells fargo and said you got bailed out 50 billion. that's 500 times more than the oakland school debt. the bank should step up. >> the march is for tomorrow at noon. more details on the protest. the school district said the closures were necessary because of declining funds and

unrollment and by consolidating to a manageable size we can invest more in the remaining sites and offero richer programs and services for children. they said the district hopes to work out differences with those protesters. >> okay so a year ago today it was about 90 degrees in some parts of the bay area. today some of those same locations were in the mid60's. alex is at sear's point where nascar is in town and says why this is the kind of weather that's a break for fans and the drivers. >> reporter: normally it's sweltering near nascar weekend but today a much different story. it drizzled out on the track for a short time today and many of the fans had to bring jackets and sweaters. qualifying round kicked off today with fans in the stands bundled up under cloudy skies. for one woman from newark the cool weather was a welcome relief. >> i love it. it makes the race more fun.

i was here in 105 weather once. >> reporter: just a few days ago temperatures were in the 90's but today try the 60s. there were even a few light showers. >> yeah. big drop. i mean when they came they were very few but they were big. that's what we were talking about it was funny. >> reporter: for the drivers this weather is ideal. david said cool temperatures mean better traction. >> i don't ever remember being this cool ever since i have been coming here. usually it's hot and greasy and slick and you fight forward drive. >> reporter: while some kept a jacket handy jessie marques stuck with shorts and a t- shirt. he is focused on the racetrack, not the cloudy skies. >> it's race weather. let's race. who cares. >> reporter: a spokesman for the raceway said today that the crowds do seem a bit lighter for a friday. he thinks that's probably because of the cool weather. coming up tonight at six how kids at one nearby summer camp

are dealing this unsummer like weather. we are live tonight in sonoma. >> we have been advertising the big cooldown all week long and pretty much the forecast verifying. here is the live camera look in the north bay with quite a bit of cloud cover but over the past few hours the clouds starting to lift and bit of sun out there. that's after spotty drizzle and a few light showers, had to look hard for the rainfall. you can see just a -- .02 in fairfield and trace amounts in santa rosa. here is the latest now on live storm tracker 2 radar. the bulk of the activity is up to the north. just kind of moving out of the county but of course we have the cloud cover in place. we bring up the satellite and you see the clouds focus. at least right now in parts of north bay. marin toward santa rosa.

in addition to the cloud cover and the drizzle and the sprinkles, the cool temperatures, the big weather story for today. right now here is a look at some of the current numbers, san jose 73 degrees, most of the area in the cool 60s out toward san rafael. look what happens in the short term over the next few hours, more cloud cover and the chance of a few sprinkles or spotty drizzle. coming up if the shower threat lingers in to the weekend forecast. also break down the timing of the next potential warming trend. >> we have information information about hit and run that left a 22-year-old fighting for his life. police have arrested a 28-year- old woman of morgan hill after they got a tip link linking or to the collision. she was booked in to jail on suspicious of felony hit and run. friends of the victim held a vigil for him on monday. tonight he is still in a coma. >> more than two week its after the june 5th elections it appears that the closely watched cigarette tax measure

has gone down to defeat. backers of the proposition gave up today. it's losing by 27,000 votes. supporters of the one dollar per pack tax say they don't believe there are enough yeses to close the gap. the opposition campaign said it'll wait for all the votes to be counted before declaring a win. >> the president courted latino voters in florida today. he spoke to the national association of latino elected officials and the audience cheered when he talked about proposed legislation to provide a path to citizenship more young undocumented immigrants. >> we should have passed the dream act a long time ago. it was written by members of both parties. when it came up for a vote a year and a half ago republicans blocked it. the bill hadn't changed.

the need hadn't changed. the only thing that changed was politics. >> romney spoke to the same group yesterday. he said that if elected he would veto the legislation and come up with his own immigration plan. on wall street stock gained back some ground. the dow was up 67 point, for the week it was down around 1%. the nasdaq added 33 points, the s&p500 was up nine. >> a virginia man first from moracco pled guilty in a plot to blow up the united states capitol. he gave the plea today in court in washington dc. he was charged back in february after a year long fbi investigation. agents posing as members of al- qaeda handed him a decoy suicide vest as well as a not working gun. he was arrested when he left to

carry out the plot. he will serve 25 years in prison. >> >> that's the first model s rolling off the production line at the tesla plant in fremont. this is a make or back car for the company. we will have a report on it. and a man was sentenced today in the south bay for a strange attack on a singer. why about a hundred people from all offer the country were there to show their support for him and what he did.

. work is about to start on a long awaited construction project on highway 4 in the east bay. ground was broken today in brentwood for the new interchange at highway 4 and sand creek road. >> the highway will crossover

sand creek and have new on and off ramps. its part of the wide ebbing project in pittsburgh and antioch. >> what's happening the next three to five-years, will go from two lane roads and four lanes that can't -- meet demands to eight lane roads and in this case four line that will change the drive for people out here. >> reporter: the project is being funded through a mix of federal, state and regional funding as well as transportation measures. >> a home burglary suspect is in the hospital with serious injuries after his attempt to escape police. police say last night they surrounded him on the roof of a house. he jumped into a redwood tree and climbed to the top of and then tried to jump to another house and missed falling 40 feet to the ground. senate owner of a union city clothing store was sentenced today to three years in jail

for driving a get away car during a bank robbery. that ended with the other suspect killing himself after exchanging gun fire with police. the 37-year-old pleaded no contest in september to second degree murder. he will likely seven less than half that sentence because of time already served. >> a judge today sentenced a activist to six months for a strange attack on a singer from vietnam. about a hundred people from all over the country gathered at the san jose courthouse in support of the man. he was convicted of dressing up like a woman and then spraying some kind of irritant at a singer during a concert in the south bay. his supporters say the singer concert were part of a propaganda campaign. >> american veteran of vietnam i fought for freedom over there. why shouldn't i help here? >> with time served he will serve 54 days in the jail for

that attack. a federal government report released today had dire warnings for the california coastline because of global climate change. they said ocean levels could rise six inches in the next 20 years and three feet in the next 90 years. this comes from the national research council the reporting arm of the national academy. the report was designed to give people a heads up on how to deal with the flooding and erosion that the higher water will bring. >> we talked about it at the top of the newscast, the cool weather. let's check in with mark and doesn't feel like summer. >> just a couple days ago we were looking for the ac, now trying to turn up the heat with temperatures dropping a good -- just two days ago they were 30 degrees warmer. today the clouds and a few light showers, sprinkles, main focus has been -- as expected up to the north. up toward eureka. at least in the short term the chance we could have a few

sprinkles or at least drizzle pop up across parts of the area. here is the latest with the cloud and as we look at the buoys we have a bit of a breeze. winds gusting to 15 miles an hour right around the bay bridge. in the short term we do have a baseball game with the giants visiting the a's and look for more cloud cover and the chance of a few sprinkles and want to bundle up with temperatures in the upper 50s. . here is the satellite and radar. you can pick out the frontal system over northern california, just to the north of the bay area, producing significant rainfall up toward eureka and crescent. here say closer inspection. this front will move through over the next three to six hours and as which result we will hold onto the cloud over and bring in the chance a few sprinkles or at least drizzle. first thing tomorrow morning, showing you this. the cloud cover, and drizzle. temperatures bundle up once again for saturday morning.

they will be in the low to mid50s. santa rosa 50, san jose 54 and antioch 52. here is the updated forecast model. you can see what i'm talking about. by ten, we could have a little bit of activity on live storm tracker 2 radar showing you spring manies or at least some drizzle there, so much moisture in place, tucked in near the surface. we could have a glaze on the bay area roadways. take this into tomorrow morning. you can count on the cloud cover. first thing saturday morning, still the chance of drizzle but look what happens into the afternoon hours, the clouds start to break apart by 12 with partly cloudy skies but then the winds become an issue in to the afternoon. coming up we will take a look at that wind forecast. also break down the timing of the next warming trend. it's showing up. >> thank you. update next on a story we first brought you at five yesterday. what we have learned about a

motorcyclist killed when he was struck by a fedex delivery truck. >> and we talk to the brother of a man just release from prison. the two things his brother is having trouble with that we take for granted. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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sedan was shown. >> reporter: it's important to note that this factory, the tesla factory is not a small factory. it's a for real factory that has a lot of people working for it. they have a lot more space to expand in the future when they will put their electric drive into a whole lot of other kinds of cars. that would include a mercedes say smart car, that would include a number of other things including a bw. all of these cars are going to have this kind of a drive. what's going on here is not just evolution are you but revolution are you and that's why the delivery of the van was really important. to the excited applause the governor helped deliver the first of the model s tesla. the company intends to deliver

5,000 by the end of the year when it'll have a staff of a thousand. . some are already owners of the company's two seato road sister. >> they proved they could make a real car and i can't wait to drive out in the new car. >> you don't need the gas station. you drive anywhere. you just plug it in when you get home and life is good. >> i have two kids and i want to be able to put them in the back of the car and drive to soccer practice and use it for everything. >> reporter: it's a 57,000- dollar five seater with a claimed range of 265 miles. the cost of power to get that range is about 89-mile to the gallon if you were to buy gas. it can get an 80% quick recharge in just about 45 minutes. >> and 270 miles, that gets you pretty far down to la. so, i think -- i think you are not going to have -- see any

range worry. >> i'm very excited about the look, the performance, the fit and finish and the 80 miles per gallon . >> reporter: this after the 100,000-dollar roadster. this is the 57,000-dollar and the low cost model in a few years and that is going to be available to a lot more people for a lot less money. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> more details now on tesla it was founded in 2003 and in 2007 the electric car maker said it would build a 35 million-dollar plant to produce it. two years ago the shares started trading on the nasdaq and last month the stock surged when they said they will deliver the model s to its first customer in june. >> the coroner has identified a motorcyclist killed yesterday. he was 31-year-old juan rios.

a fedex driver hit him while turning in to a driveway. we flew over the scene after the accident happened. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver was not injured. >> sunnyvale police released the name of a man shot and wound yesterday by police. the gun fire came after a chase that ended around 1:30 yesterday morning. that was just a block from the home of the 34-year-old suspect. he is in the hospital and police gave his condition only as stable. he is charged with evading, resisting arrest and violating probation. authorities aren't sure if a body found is that of a santa rosa man who fell in the water two weeks ago. a fisherman found the body this morning. that's where a 22-year-old went in to the water while climbing

on rocks. a friend said he hit his head and a wave took him into the ocean. an autopsy has been scheduled for monday. >> defense secretary today spoke to mental health professionals trying to stop veterans and soldiers from committing suicide. he said commanding officers must make clear that seeking help for the stresses of war is sign of strength, not weakness. >> there are as i have said, no easy answers to the problem and the challenge of suicide. >> pentagon stats indicate that the rate is about one suicide per day this year. he noted more than half of the military members who committed suicide have no history of deployment. he calls the problem the most challenging one he has faced on the job. congress appears to be close to a deal to keep student loan interest rates doubles. sources say the agreement will cover the bill's six billion

dollar price tag by reducing tax deductions and limiting federal subsides of under graduate loans to six years. the agreement would keep rates on loans at 3.4% for another year. >> a new investigation just north of the oakland coliseum. we take you where detectives are searching in a waterway that make its way into in estuary. >> a couple charged with murdering their daughter's pimp. what happened in court.

. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> for the second time this week oakland police are investigating the case of a

body found in a local waterway. the man's body found today was spotted by an amtrak employee. mike has been there at the scene all day where investigators are still trying to answer questions. >> reporter: and that employee you are talking act was rolling dauntless tracks here behind me when they spotted that body right in this canal, it connects to the oakland estuary locate add round that bend. as you can see, the tide is in. at the time when it was seen it was out and only a few inches of water were right through the waterway. the conductor of the train spots a body inside a canal and calls the police. the time 10:30 a.m. the location, just authority of the oakland coliseum. >> appears he had been there. >> reporter: detectives arrived started to look for clues. the body was face down, half in the water, half out.

the coroner arrived, rubber boots in hand and the body was removed. >> the body was clothed. we don't have anything more than we believe it's a man. >> we just gave them a couple boards to put the body on. >> reporter: officers rolled the boards over from the business where fred worns and just like detectives, he wonders how the body came to this spot ; by car, trainor way of the water. >> tide comes out and down here so sometime this is full. then it drains out. you never know where it came from. >> reporter: the coroner transimportanted it by midafternoon and detectives looking for leads in the investigation. >> any time there is a homicide we count on the community to come forward and give us clues and leads, any information in all of our cases, that's generally one of the bingest assets we have.

>> reporter: again detectives call on this a suspicious death investigation. the name of the victim isn't known and the cause of death is expected to be determined after an autopsy expected to be done on monday. live in oakland. >> tonight we are hearing the brother of rich the man just release from prison for the chowcilla bus kidnapping. he served 35 years of a life sentence for taking part in the kidnapping of the bus driver and a bus full of kids in the central california town of choccilla. his brother runs a motorcycle repair shop and said richard has a lot of adjustments to make. >> he doesn't know how to use a computer that well and he hasn't tried to use one at all. trying to figure out the tv reremote. he has health issues. we are looking into getting health care for him and he

needs to go to the dentist. >> a third brother, james remains in jail. he and frederick woods were the other two involved. just in time -- mary married her long time partner in washington dc. they have two children. the former vice president and his wife released a statement saying in part they have been in a committed relationship for many years and we are delighted they were able to take advantage of the opportunity to have that relationship recognized. he is a conservative but has been more moderate with gay issues. it appearance the president's endorsement of gay marriage hasn't shifted america's views on the subject. a new poll finds that 42% of americans oppose gay marriage. 40% support it. 15% are nuetral.

coming up, there are new reasons to celebrate during this weekend's gay pride celebration. the historic changes the gay community has seen since last year's parade. >> a san francisco couple accused of vigilante justice appeared in court. rob roth was in the courtroom where attorneys for the two said the victim an alleged pimp had several enemies. >> reporter: the bayview where authorities say a couple shot to death a man who was apparently pimping their teen daughter. they pleaded not guilty to murder. the judge wouldn't low allow cameras in court as they entered their pleas of not guilty to charges they shot to death calvin snead. he is an alleged gang member they believed turned their 17- year-old into a prostitute. the couple faces special circumstances which could make them eligible for the death penalty. relatives of the couple declined to speak with

reporters but their attorneys said evidence shows plenty of other people apparently wanted him dead. >> they have found bullet pieces in him that are the result of prior gang activity and in addition there is indications that he beat the daughter of my client. >> the prosecution has provided insufficient evidence to show our clients were the only one was a motive. >> given what we know today, we have a very, very strong case. >> reporter: the da said evidence shows the couple worked together to kill him and they shot and wounded him in los angeles last month. but would a jury convict the parents for murdering this man? >> i would hope that a jury will look at it and shoo see that while we may have a great deal of sympathy for what happened and the frustration of the parents, it's still not acceptable behavior. >> the police have blinders on

and they should be looking in a wider direction. >> reporter: the couple is being held on two million dollars bail. they are due back in court on monday. reporting live in san francisco. rob roth. >> the student who recorded a video showing 7th graders bullying a 68-year-old grandmother has apologized. several boys are heard mocking taunting karen klein as she rode as a monitor. the video went viral and set off nationwide outrag. >> feel bad about how like they were making fun of her and everything. if she seize someone picking on someone tell them to stop. you know just don't record them and just don't listen to your friends. >> the father of one of the students said he personally apologized to klein. two of the other boys have written letters of apology.

. a bold theft all caught on tape. how a thief managed to calmly walk off with a very, very expensive piece of art. >> and the newest movie from pixar released and who the movie producer said was the inspiration for the little girl who is the lead character. @@0

. a gut city thief walks out the door of an enxpensive art galler are you and it's caught on tape. police say this man posed as a customer, took the painting off the wall, dropped into a shopping bag and walked out the front door. the small 1949 painting is worth $150,000. >> big names joining the team to try to lure the winter olympics back to lake tahoe. this is video from the last time they were there back at squaw valley. the winter games committee said that five olympians have joined the team. the united states olympic committee has until next year to submit a formal bid for the games. pixar releasing it's newest movie today and it's sure to bring a lot of brave kids to

the theaters. brave is the story of a head strong young girl who wants to desmine things her own way. she is a princess who defies a custom and bring brings chaos to her kingdom. it combines an adventure with history and magic. >> one of the directors had an interesting relationship with her own 6-year-old daughter. she thought what will she be like as a teen? >> they said the movie is a bit darker than some of its others but that kids will be able to handle it. >> a major recall to tell you about tonight. the potential safety hazard in thousands of chevies. >> cool and breezy today across the entire bay area. coming up how long the sprinkle threat remains in the forecast. the warmest day of the weekend and a timing of our next real warming trend.

. an update on a disturbing story we first brought you last night on the news. a dead baby found in a plastic bag. the body was found near the town of newcastle . the case is being investigated as a homicide but it may not stay that way. >> reporter: a white fence surrounding empty lots, the gates lead to nowhere and most of the green hills is covered with long and dry grass. >> sometimes people just drive

around and figure this is a remote area, there is nobody around here. >> reporter: people who live in the area say this undeveloped subdivision is often used asomugha a trash dump. dead animals have been found but they say they couldn't imagine being the one to find a baby. >> no, that, that scares me. >> don't know what i would do. >> reporter: the sheriff a department said a woman walking her dog yesterday afternoon, smelled a strong smell from a plastic bag along this road. she stopped a deputy patrolling the area and said that the bag should be checked out. the deputy did and found a dead baby inside. >> take the child to a hospital,. >> fire station. >> police station. any place and somebody will help you. you know, deal with the situation. this is uncalled for. >> reporter: the coroner said the baby was near term, about three to six weeks early. investigators say it's to early to tell if the babb write was born dead or alive. for now, the case is being

investigated as a homicide. >> it's just sad we have people that do horrible things like this. >> reporter: in newcastle. ktvu channel 2news. >> now if homicide is ruled out in this case the person who left the baby could still be charged with dumping human remains. >> almost half a million chevies being recalled. gm is voluntarily recalling it's chevy cruise because of the risk of engine fire. it's caused the least 30 fires but nobody has been hurt. gm will send notices to owners next month and said it should take a half hour. there are also two safety investigations that affect ford and chrysler. investigators are looking in to complaint that the power steering can fail on 83,000 ford explorer suv's from the 2011 model year. there have been 15 complaints where drivers reported problem was the steering, nobody was

had not hurt. the chrysler proper is about engine problems. so far no recalls in either case. >> the bay area is about to get millions of dollars in grant money for two major transit projects. they are part of a half billion dollars in federal transportation funds awarded for project across the country. $15million will go to the port of oakland for rail improvements. another ten million is go to the mta for transit improvements. >> it's a little good news and bad news from food companies when it comes to healthy breakfast for kids. a yale university study has found the united states food companies making breakfast cereal healthier. but they are off setting that by targeting kid was more ads for their unhealthiest products. both weather and red wine may be triggers for those who

have migraines. in one study they found wine was higher levels of tannin that gives it it's color were more likely to get migraines. the other study had 66 migraine patients keep diaries for a year. they found temperature change was linked to headaches in 25% of the cases. the findings are being presented to the yearly conference of the american headache associatet.. >> it's something rarey seen. a brawl between two black bears. take a look. these two were caught fighting in the front yard of a house in longwood florida. a resident saw them and quickly grabbed a camera. florida wildlife say they may have been young males nighing to establish territory. they took off unharmed. >> holy cow, you can imagine opening the door? talk about the weather. this is -- i know it's not that unusual but it isn't like summer. >> with in a week the change

impressive. last week i was prepping the maps, talk about high fire danger. that was just a week ago and this week we are talking about drizzle, clouds and even temperatures, not even reaching the mid-70s. right now on the maps you can show you this on live storm tracker 2. not much in the way of rain showers but we have activity just up to the north approaching lake county. even if you aren't covered as you can seat satellite product a lot of moisture in place. with that we could have drizzle near the coast. parts of bay and the north bay basically covered cloud cover. santa rosa, as far as temperatures from today you can see readings ranging from the upper 50s, pacifica, livermore 73, santa rosas average for this day is 83 degrees. today only maxing out in the mid60's at 65. forecast headlines for tonight we have this. more cloud cover out there. the possibility of a few

sprinkle, this weekend morning offer cast and the cool weather pattern in place. we slowly bump up the numbers. baseball with the giants and the a's. more cloud cover and the temperatures mainly in the upper other's to around 60 degrees. tomorrow, calling sonoma raceway and you can see the cloud cover starts out the day and temperatures not warming up to much. only in the upper 60's. here is the current pattern and this frontal system move across produce the cloud cover and the chance of a few sprinkles just for tonight and then into saturday this moves out of town but this cold area remains in place. with that drizzle and gusty winds into the afternoon hours. here is the forecast model showing you the cloud cover and drizzle first thing tomorrow morning, the clouds clear out in to the afternoon. skies partly cloudy but the winds do crank up in to the afternoon and you can see the wind timeline throughout the day with winds approaching 125 to 30 miles an hour by five

saturday afternoon. forecast highs mainly in the 06's. warmest low indication around 70. these numbers about the same as today. could be a little cooler, believe it or not. san francisco around 60 degrees. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast with the weekend always in view. a little small warm up for sunday. slightly warmer but the real warming i promise some warming that moves in for tuesday and wednesday. at least for tomorrow might be needing the sweater and the jacket. >> like that. >> yes. >> thank you mark. >> you may call it is facebook effect. the trend benoited at high school reunions and they say that beauty is in the eye of the be holder. the unique contest going on right now in the north bay.

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. two emergency responders honored for going above and beyond the call of duty. they drove by a burning house and quickly rushed into rescue a sleeping teen inside. >> i cant really thank them enough for what they did. yeah, i will remember them for my life forever. >> the two said they don't consider themselves heroes, they say they were just doing their job. >> new figures show facebook

and hurting attendance at high school reunions. according to the national association of reunion managers, popularity of reunions is going down since so many keep in on facebook. they said a good attendance is 25% of the graduating class. it's now below 20%. they said though it can help people keep in touch after. the 24th yearly world's ugliest dog's contest is underway. they are walk the red carpet and will be part of the world's ugliest dog contest at the fair. the top ugly dog will get all sorts of doggie treats and his owner gets a thousand dollars and both will get vip treatment and of course a trophy. we have a slide show as well as more video of this year's ugly dog contestants and you will find it on the website.

>> looks like they have pretty good contestants. >> it does. >> coming up three similar fires in one month in san jose. in two minutes, the high end homeless camp that caught fire today and the concern the city has. >> and facebook is paying millions to settle complaints by users about one of its most popular features, the change coming, the next time you click like.

. a strong of string of fires in homeless camps is raising concern about the danger of those sites. new at six we are live at the scene of today's fire where we found what the city is doing to address the concerns. >> reporter: you can still smell smoke in the area though the fire has been out since this morning. take a look at the burnt ground. this is where the camp was. you can see somebody who used to live there is going through what's left of the stuff. there is a grill grill, personal belongings, this is the remnants of a elaborate camp that even had floors and walls. firefighters sg