for william lynch left the courthouse this afternoon and called reverend jerold linder a cowered for refusing to testify. >> we want him on the stand. we want the chance to have the truth. what happened here is nobody is interested in the truth. this prosecution isn't. the prosecution is accusing william lynch of assaulting reverend jerold linder. last week the prosecutor told the jury the priest would probably lie and on the stand he denied sexually abusing william lynch. that is why the attorneys advised him to stay quiet. >> he is concerned there will be a perjury investigation. he never has been convicted and never admitted it. >> reporter: attorneys said it would hurt their case if they are not allowed to cross- examine him. the judge granted the motion to

have the testify stricken from the record. >> i think it is a laughingstock of justice. we are supposed to get the opportunity to question him and we don't get to. >> reporter: the defense filed a motion for a mistrial this afternoon but the judge denied it. defense attorneys plan on filing another motion for a mistrial tomorrow morning. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> www.ktvu.com has complete coverage of the case, including video. a judge today set a new date for the man accused in the university shooting. he arrived today for a pre- trial the judge

postponed till october 1. he pleaded not guilty for the april 2 shooting rampage. police say no one was hurt today when an officer shot at a suspect. it occurred this afternoon. authorities say investigators were attempting to pull over a suspected stolen vehicle when the driver rammed the officers. that is when the officer opened fire. one person has been detained. another officer involved shooting in antioch, left the suspect with a wound to the stomach. witnesses say the officer and the suspect had a con41itation. the suspect -- confrontation. the suspect is expected to survive. >> a fire caught the attention of drivers who called 911. started before 1:00 p.m. this afternoon in pittsburg.

firefighter said controlled the -- firefighters controlled the no reports on injuries and no word on how the fire started. a whale died and washed ashore and they believe it was hit by a ship. the park service took this photo of the whale. it has a fractured spine and ribs. whales live and feed near the island. ship strikes are the most common cause of death in that area. temporary bus stop relocation today. they were moved to accommodate construction that bart station. you can see from this map most of the stops were moved to the outer perimeter of the bart station. they will be in place till july 25. the transportation authority in the south bay is

about to go paperless starting july 1. passengers will have to use a clipper card. it keeps track of passes, tickets and can be used on several systems, including bart. urging the governor and the attorney general a freeze all foreclosures. demonstrators say it is not fair banks have been given bail out money and still foreclosing. one activist says it will get worse before it gets better. >> we are only 5 years into it. we have 5 more years to go and that is the scary part. people are outraged today. >> she expects 70,000 california homeowners to face foreclosure in july alone. we received a report on the

recovery 5 years after the wildfire tore through south lower lafourche. ktvu's david is live in lower lafourche how'll -- live in lake tahoe with the changes that still need to happen. >> community forum is about to get underway here in south lake tahoe. >> reporter: in the fire zone around south lake tahoe, machines are still cutting down burnt and blackened trees. the process is measured enhow many inches they have -- in how many inches they have grown. 2/3 of the recommendations made after the fire have been put in place. and many of the 250 families who lost homes rebuilt.

>> i have adjusted. and now my family has. >> reporter: one says he is still concerned. >> i think it is a sense of urgency. >> reporter: he gives government agencies a c mineporous preventing future lake tahoe fires. he says small land owners should have more power to thin out trees. >> a healthy forest should have 50 to 75,000 trees per acre. >> reporter: it is a sensitive topic because trees and their roots help keep dirt from flowing into the lake. >> we are careful to protect the water quality. >> reporter: as the forum is about to get underway, property owners would be able to sell most of the trees they harvest so the cost to taxpayers would

be small. ktvu channel 2 news. cuts to school buss funding is a on the agenda tonight. the board says bus routes may have to be eliminated. they will also discuss new policies on bullying, conduct and sexual harassment. microsoft announced it bought san francisco start up yammer. they are similar to facebook but for the business world. it shows microsoft is increasingly gravitating towards the internet and social media. teens are hiding their internet activity from parents. 53% of teens clear their browser history. 46% close their window when a parent walks in and 23% lie or

emit details about what they do online and 15% say they set up a secret e-mail address. more americans are heading out the door without cash on hand. between credit, debt and pre- paid cards and mobile phonepairment, 43% have gone a week without having cash in their packets. but be wear, convenience has a hidden cost, over spending. >> everybody understands that it is the same money but the fact that you are giving up something, your wallset becoming lighter -- wallet is becoming lighter, that is different. >> with the exception of credit cards, few other forms afford you a wide array of protection.

police say a san francisco dayler rights -- gay right anth vist has been arrested for child pornography. police provided us this mugshot. he retired from the san francisco human rights commission in 2010. the case remains under investigation. the san francisco police department has become the first in the country to launch a new technology to help their officers fight crime. officers will no longer need to carry paper, pen, camera or gps. instead they will be rolled into new computers that will put resources at their finger tips. it includes a search engine that allowsorses to track down -- allows officers to track down criminals and other information. >> we will be a leader in the region in connecting to our neighboring counties. >> the new technology will be

rolled outlet over two -- rolled out over two years. police say two men were stabbed during the pride celebrations over the weekend in san francisco. investigators say the two men were walking with friends at 5:00 p.m. last night when an argument erupted with another group of people. a man pulled out a box cutter and stabbed the victims. they suffered minor injuries. the suspect was bearing shorts, a bow tie and carrying a shoulder bag. an honest mistake is causing heart ache at a school. workers accidentally painted over a mural that students completed just three weeks ago. the school is being painted, including another wall with a older mural. that is where the mix up happened. >> that art work has been there

for a while. it is deteriorated so there needs to be plastering. and we will only be able to save a small section of that. >> it took a year and a half to plan and paint. the hope is that volunteers can recorrect the mural -- re- create the mural. immigrationed a vucats areculing the supreme court ruling -- immigration advocates are calling the supreme court ruling a victory. >> and the undercover sting operation that target men who sell young girls. >> and temperatures are on the increase, how much warmer it will be for your tuesday.

divers with the sheriff's office are wrapping up a search for missing teen sierra lamar. officials say they plan to return tomorrow. it is expected to be the last water search for her. sierra lamar kiss appeared march 16 -- san luis alabama is -- sierra lamar disappeared march 16. 71 people have been arrested in operation cross country. a series of raids aimed at trying to stop child prostitution. policepolice officers allowed us to ride along. 6 underaged girls, 15-17 were taken off the streets. >> how we take care of them after they have been rescued is a critical key to operation cross country being successful.

>> raids also went on in san francisco, oakland, san rafael, san jose. the supreme court through out much of arizona immigration law. as ktvu's cara liu shows us it has both sides claiming victory. >> reporter: here in san jose, a rallying point for the community and so many of those effected by the debate. some of the biggest demonstrations have started here. the u.s. supreme court struck down three portions of arizona's immigration law. but it upheld the "show me your papers" provision. it requires police to check immigration status if people are stopped or in custody if there is suspicion the person is in the state illegally.

critics promise to keep fighting. >> we believe this sets backb civil civil right -- sets back civil rights. >> reporter: supporters blame the government for failing to enforce immigration loll. >> famed to protect the sit -- immigration laws. failed to protect the citizens. they say the "show me your papers" provision is troubling to communities far beyond arizona. >> a lot of them are scared of contacting law enforcement. they believe that having any kind of contact with law enforcement is going to lead to deportation so that is one of the most problematic things. >> reporter: the aclu saying it is concerned about profiling and discrimination but added the decision does not shut the

door on future challenges. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >> new details on how many support arizona's immigration law. 58% in the u.s. approve it. the research shows 42% want some sort of path to citizenship. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney was in arizona today but wouldn't go on camera to say how he felt about the ruling. cameras caught him on board his airplane. he issued a statement saying states have a duty and right to secure their boarders and blamed president obama for inaction. president obama didn't speak on camera either, in a statement he said he was pleased they struck down portions of the law but it concerns about officers

checking immigration status. the president no american should ever live under a cloud of suspicion just because of what they looked like. members of the united farm workers union rallied in sacramento today saying they want the same rights as other employees. they are supporting two pieces of legislation. 1313 would provide over time pay for farm workers. 889 would do the same for domestic workers. >> over time pay after 8 hours a day is long over do for farm workers. the bill of rights needs to be passed. >> the state senate is set to consider the bill on wednesday. it was warmer today than yesterday. and that is where we are going

tomorrow. slightly warmer tomorrow. it is not going to get hot. winds right now, redwood city, live weather station down there, 64 degrees. look at the winds. 25 miles per hour. it is breezy long the peninsula tonight and the coast. over night lows cool, that is because the winds dive down and over night lows, 47 in santa rosa. that is chilly for this time of year. temperatures in napa i expect mid-50s, not 49 degrees. give the kids a jacket because tomorrow morning will be chilly. tonight, coastal fog but it is not a real player, it is there but it will burn out. you will see plenty of sunshine. there will be fog too but in the afternoon, like today, clearing. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow come up 5-6 degrees. warmer. not going to get hot.

the yellows are 70s. oranges are 80s. we will see a couple 80s. like low 80s. we are looking for the high pressure to build out of the pacific northwest or southwest and that will warm temperatures. but subtle warming. these are the highs for tomorrow. 76 in clear lake. 74 in novato. 55 cities here showing temperatures, except along the coast that are below average. 81 in brentwood. 78 livermore. 79 pleasanton. good air quality. interesting, lot of folks like the real hot weather, but with that comes the poor air quality, and the high fire danger. which we will not have this week. this week is marked by a mild weather pattern. temperatures in the mid-80s on wednesday. and then for the weekend, they cool off into the 70s. fog is around but it is not

constant layer of fog. >> unusual to be this cool. >> it is. this is one of the weeks fires are at the top of the newscast. >> thank you. coming up at bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. what might have triggered this fight and how police are working to stop the violence at tonight's giants game at at&t park. >> and dozens of arrests right here in the bay area, officers shave children from a life on the streets, join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the guys in the blue uniforms can mean only one thing, the los angeles dodgers are in town. they play the first of three tonight at at&t park. a report coming up.

san francisco police today are deploying undercover officers dressed at dodgers fans tonight at at&t park. mayor ed lee wants to make sure any lingering tensions from the bryan stow beating won't boil over sat the -- over at the

game. san francisco police used this strategy before. >> all right. mark is here now with more on that big series. >> it will be tough to top the drama the a's had with the giant. could be tied for first place with the dodgers. it will be a big series. maybe san francisco worried, barry zito is on the mound. the rest of the story at at&t park. the giants begin three games. they could be as far as six back when the week is over or tied for the lead. the giants ecoming off the weekend game -- giants coming off the weekend game with the a's. but it may not feel that way because of the way it ended. walk off 3-run home runner by derek norris, first major league home run. gave the a's a 4-2 win and

prevented the giants from sweeping the series. the giants know that the long baseball season, things like that happen and you have to bounce back. >> you have to respect that. sometimes that will happen. we have a new series. you got to move on. >> reporter: do you get a sense how important it is when the giants meet the dodgers. >> not only the dodgers. now that they are in first place weave to get them. important series. and we are ready. we have to play them all the same. >> should be a great series. we look forward to it -- forward to it. our players, their players. that is why you play the game, go against your rivals. >> reporter: will they get the good barry zito who was good in the first part of the season or the barry zito that has struggled. joe fonzi, back to you. >> hope you see a good one

tonight. joan f from -- joe fonzi from at&t park. >> take ktvu with you wherever you go, watch all the newscasts straight to your phone. download the ktvu channel 2 news app. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.