back. >> said this can't be happening and my adrenaline went fight and that's what i do. >> reporter: he was pistol whipped in the prosuccess they opened fire hitting abby. >> they said she is doing fine. she is in icu and they said she is breathing on her own. >> thank you. the lord -- will never for sake us. that's all i can statement. >> reporter: the robbers took cell phones and i-pods. there was another robbery on sunday but it was apparently unrelated. live in union city. >> after nearly three weeks oakland police this morning ended this occupation at lakeview elementary, threwing property testers off the property. we are back at the school where a rally in support of the

protesters is just getting started. >> reporter: yeah. that rally now underway. take a look. you can see it here. in the last five this crowd gathered here on the steps, they were across the street over there, moved then back here to the steps of lakeview elementary, reoccupying the site now that the official occupation is over. classes for the people school, the name give into the summer program were held on the lawn across the street today, since protesters were thrown out of the school this morning. the education one man's son gets here rivals anything students learn inside the classroom. >> they have good programs in the schools but he has never been so excited about education. he came home saying about ceasar chavez. >> reporter: they had occupied lakeview since june 15th. angry over plans to close the

school four others. teachers, parents and others demanded the resigning of the district superintendent and the closed schools be reopened. spokesman said they were thrown out so the schools can prepair prepare lakeview for its now role. they said they have to many schools and not enough students. >> we are spread much to thin and we can't invest deeply so we want to consolidate back to a manageable number to invest in those and create richer and better programs. >> reporter: you can see plenty of parents and community member who don't agree with that. we will be back at six with another look and word owhat the protesters want now that the occupation here was kicked out this morning.

>> firefighters responded to a grass fire this afternoon on. it was reported about 2:00 month, news chopper 2 2 these pictures at five. they were able to keep the fire to one acre. investigators are looking for what started an early morning fire outside a home in danville. broke out just after midnight in the backyard of a home on century way fortunates say it started near the j acuzzi. three people inside made it out safely without inarea. investigators say the cause of the fire doesn't appear to be suspicious. in our next half hour a fire does damage to a biling in san francisco. what we have learned about the investigation and the history of the building's owner. > >> new information on an after involved shooting. police identified that man as

17-year-old jarrod huey of vallejo. he robbed a convenience store at gun point and then drove away in a stolen jeep. officers chased him, the jeep crashed and police say he ran away. they found him in a backyard and they say he pointed a gun at them. officers then opened fire killing him. an investigation is underway. oakland police announced a multiagency crack down on a violent gang that put dozens in jail. the operation focused on the burn out family gang. oakland police and federal agents joined to bring down the organization. police say the gang was very violent. it's members accused of drug trafficking, firearms possession and credit card fraud. four of the 65 people arrested also face murder charges. officers say there will be more arrests. >> our end goal is sustainability and dismantling the enterprises. >> reporter: they said the burn

out gang operation was a joint effort at the oakland police, the united states drug enforcement. the secret agency and the da. >> a southwest plane landed safely today after the smell of smoke filled the cabin. it was coming las vegas and was miles out when the captain declared the emergenciy. the faa is working with southwest to try to find what caused that smell. >> in the wake of storms across the midwest utility crews struggling to restore power to millions of customers. the storm system affected more than four million homes and businesses in seven states and the district of columbia. many people in tyler county west virginia have been without power since friday. a heat waiver has settled in on the area. >> somebody called and said they were giving water away here. we came and got some here but

it's 104 degrees in the shade at house right now. >> the president has declared federal emergencies in ohio and west virginia. thousands of fire vacantes are returning home in colorado springs. the officials are calling the aldo canyon fire the worst in that state's history. at one point more than 3200 were forced out from the western edge of colorado springs. now that number is down to three thousand. of those more than 300 people lost their homes to a fire that is now burning more than a week. >> the death toll in the crash of an air national guard fire fighting plane has gone up. four are now confirmed dead. that plane and it's crew crashed in south dakota while fighting a fire. the national guard grounded all of its planes after the crash

including two from california but today officials allowed them to resume their mission. the hunt is on for a mountain lion that attacked a man from marin while he was camping nevada never city and there are late developments, fish and game said their dogs have picked up a scent and may be on the liona trail. live near the search area where they are looking right now. ken. >> reporter: fish and game is keeping the search location a secret. they don't want the area disturbed. we can tell you the area is about a ten to 12 miles radius and i just got off the road and they said they found tracks which is enough for them to continue the search tomorrow in what you can see is extremely rugged terrain. >> it was somewhere near a hiking trail the victim in a sleeping bag asleep saturday night. >> he described to us -- feeling a paw on his head and

then the attack. >> reporter: the lion attacked ran away. the victim walked up the trail and drove to the hospital. >> ripped up his sleeping bag. he was scratched severely. wound from bites on his head. >> reporter: this is the sleeping bag and the victim's torn clothing, collected as evidence by fish and game. at 4:30 crews with dogs started searching the woods. at the same time the holiday crowds flocked to the area to enjoy the river and the outdoors. >> it's a little scary but, it's why we are here. things like that it being close to nature. >> reporter: she and rob are locals they can say mountain lion sightings are rare. as for the hunt for the animal. >> i would rather let it be freef. it's an animal that has gotten to the point where it's seeing humans as prey maybe that's the right thing to do. >> reporter: in addition to search crews picking up the

trail of that animal this morning the forest service said there was a report of a sighting today about 20 miles north of the location, a woman and her dog came face take face with one. apparently they just looked at each other and then the lion ran away. fish and games said it's possible they are the same animal . ken pritchett. >> the aclu suing the school district claiming that a richmond school is in such bad shape it's failing to serve students. the aclu said the community day school has become run down and at times there is no heat or power. they cited rat and cat feces and fungus on the floor. the school is meant it to help at risk students get back on track but they said there is no math or science teacher. this week the school district board took a step toward putting another parcel

tax on the ballot. they say the board agreed to responsibility $30,000 on a survey. this after the failure of measure k on the june ballot which would have extended a 2008 tax measure,. >> the california court has suspended a sacramento judge's order requiring a juror to submit his facebook postings about a criminal trial. the justices said the juror does not have to allow facebook to turnover his postings about a 2010 trial involving a gang related beating. a judge wanted to see the postings to determine if the five people convicted got a fair trial. the los angeles county da decided not to charge the former commerce secretary in connection with a traffic accident that happened last month. this after two doctors said that brie son had suffer aid seizure before the accident.

>> the 68-year-old former ceo resigned two weeks after the accident. >> eye iran is carrying out missile tests. an official said they have hit all of their targets. they said it's carrying out the drills in response to what it called threats other nations. this as talks continue about the nuclear development program. turkey stepping up security along it's border. the military said its put missile lawn of everies in place and will consider any approach by syrian troops to be hostile. this after the syrians shot down a turkish jet. syria said it was in their air space, turkey said it wasn't. >> we have learned weekend of the greatest players on the raiders has died.

also. ♪ [ music ] sad news about the famous actor who made man whistle famous. . >> outside our doors, sunny skies and seasonal weather. coming up what you can expect for tomorrow. whether fog may put many danger the fireworks displays.

. one of the stars of the raiders has died. number 83, ben davidson played 11 years coming to the raiders in 1964 after stinting the packers and the redskins. he played in the 67 super bowl. he was 6'8''. he was known for his play, his mean streak and of course his famous mustache. after he retired from football he enjoyed an acting career. he is survived by his wife and three daughters, he was 72. we also have sad news tonight about andy griffith.

he died this morning at his home in north carolina at the age of 86 president there is no official word on what caused his death we have more on the man who many news of many of us knew as sheriff taylor. >> reporter: you hear the whistle, you think of the name. andy griffith and may berry. >> >> there she is. now how does that look? >> reporter: born in north carolina 1926. after majoring in music at the university of north carolina taught high school, he received a tony for his role in no time for sergeant. in 1957 he made his debut in a face in the crowd. the story of a country boy turned superstar, turned monster. >> whiskey don't get us then women must.

>> reporter: then it was back to broadway and onto a guest appearance on the danny thomas show as the mayor of a small southern town. a road that lead here. the show ran for eight years and has rerun ever since. andy tried to repeat the show's success in two other home spun comedy, both fizzled. griffith spent years pushing crackers after that. in 1986 he came back to frame time television with a bang, in the series matlock. >> aren't you ben matlock the famous lawyer? >> i'm ben. >> reporter: the sheriff and the gang did get back together a couple of times, both specials successful, apparently may berry is where we like him best. in los angeles,. >> he was laid to rest today

after a private service with family and friends. the president and first lady expressed their sympathies today as well. the president said andy was loved by generations of fans and revered by entertainers who followed in his footsteps. >> the legal battle over a recycling bat the could go to the supreme court. on friday the court of appeals was used to block the plan to evict the city. now they are talking about appealing to the state court. the city has been trying to evict them since 2010 and issued a lease termination notice june of last year. the county grand jury is calling for more inspections of food trucks, the number of trucks has grown over the bay area. in san mateo some 50% from two years ago. the report calls for surprise inspections during working hours of all food trucks before next february and redoing the

county website to find a listing of those food truck that didn't pass inspection. >> the controversy over cell phone antennas is far from over. the city council okayed a plan to put a few on city property. at&t has a plan by the city to put in dozens of small ones on existing utility poles, something that's drawn resistance from people in those neighborhoods. in a letter to the city at&t said it'll likely go ahead with the plans to install the somalian antennas. crash avoidance systems may be doing their job. that's according to a new study released by the highway loss data institute. cars that automatically warn drivers of possible collisions in front of them had fewer accidents but this is interesting, the study found that cars with devices that warn drivers when they are drifting out of their lane can actually lead to accidents. >> concord police debut a new entry in tomorrow's parade.

here say sneak peek. meet the police swat team's new or mored vehicle donated by the federal government. its last -- it rifed in concord banged up and filled with sand. two police officers work to restore the armored car and added emergency equipment. officials say it'll help protect officers when they go after armed and violent suspects. no a critical new report about the job the oakland police crime lab is doing. according to a grand jury the lab is under funded and under staffed. it said the lab has been unable to process more than 3500 orders that could help solve homicides, sexual assault and other crimes in the city. the grand jury found that the city is taking little action to address the backlog of staffing needs. among the recommendations that oakland consaint luis date its crime lab with alameda. >> let's talk about our weather now. rosemary filling in.

doesn't get better than this. >> isn't it nice? >> warm but for most of us just nice. we will continue with this pattern. we are looking at just small changes in to the 4th of july holiday. the winds at this hour not as breezy as we thought yesterday. that breeze has been clipped a bit. ridge of high pressure this way as predicted. this wind at sfo18 miles an hour. i want to turn -- we have a northerly breeze that's justing well. you can see it, right along the coast. from 20 to 30 miles an hour. that has knocked out the marine layer. we are with wall to wall sun, just a few clouds bursting overhead. 66 degrees, san francisco, oakland. san jose, warmer spot, in to the upper 80's. areas by antioch, brentwood, santa rose a you warmed up well. satellite radar, mostly clear overhead. ridge of high pressure into the east pulling slightly but that troo ugh over the east park

continues right about there and that will continue this pattern with small changes in store. as we head into this evening a lot like yesterday. even a bit warmer. looking at the tree other's along the coast. inland areas, sunsets at 8:35. the valley spots and we will hold onto those for the coast mid60's for our valley location. the forecast as we wake up tomorrow morning we have the clouds back with us along the coastline. patchy in nature around the bay, by midmorning it's out of here. cooled off the coast but it's 4:00 in the afternoon and it's back. we will be tracking this for you because as we know the big fireworks show will take place tomorrow night in the city. giving you a look at what you can expect tomorrow morning be right about sunrise, the coolest numbers like what we felt this morning. 50s. mid to upper 50s inland, for tomorrow, 70's in the forecast, november the east bay we go inland and are warming it up

again. low to mid80's for areas around lafayette. upper 80's. concord, livermore and touching around 90 degrees in the afternoon for areas around isn't -- when i come back that long range model on the fog, show you what we are expecting for tomorrow night and a peek in to the weekend. >> a new test for hiv that you can take in your home. how quickly it gives you the results. >> thousands of bay area nurses are on strike. the sticking points in their negotiations and what the hospital is promising it's patients. i'll have the $4 everyday value slam with... bacon.

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. nurses are staging a one day strike at hospitals here in the bay area. it started at seven and involves 3500 nurses who belong to the california nurses association as well as several other techs. the two sides are at odds over health insurance and staffing. >> the cuts in patient care services, has gone across the board, across all the hospitals, the day that they own and have -- and really made it impossible for nurses to provide safe care. >> in a written statement sutter officials said they are disappointed by the strike and promised to provide high quality care while the nurses are onto picket line. for the first time americans will be able to find quickly and in the privacy if they have

the aids virus. today the fda approved the test. it's a mouth swab that can detect the presence of hiv in salivia. the fda has approved other home tests but those kits must be sent out to a lab for analysis. >> about 300,000 lamps are being recalled because they pose a fire danger. the lamps are imported from china and sold at many store across the country including toys r us, bed, bath and beyond and macy's. they feature rotating films with marine or safari themes. there have been 11 reports and three have caught fire. no injuries have been reported. netflix said it's seen a big jump in its streaming video business. the company said its customers viewed a landmark billion hours of online video last month, that's about 38 hours a month.

they have been trying to shift to streaming and away from sending dvds in the mail. on wall street the markets closed early in an anticipation of the holiday. the dow finished up 72, the s and p500 rose eight points. >> an early morning fire hits a row of homes, video and new details of what neighbors say was wrong here long before the fire broke out. there was a lot of hope and worry today as people waits for the outcome of the will lynch case. what happened and what's at stake.

. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> a massive four alarm fire in san francisco and tonight two people are in police custody. we have also obtained video showing one of them arguing with neighbors because of what they say they saw him carrying as he came out of the building. david stevenson at the scene with new information. >> reporter: tonight we learned new details about the destroyed biling and about the spotty record of the owner of the building. san francisco fire septemberors say the fire in the city's bayview district caused at least one million dollars in damage to five buildings. >> i grabbed a dog. we ran out of the house, woke up my bad and brother. >> reporter: the fire broke out in an abandoned building taken over by squatters. >> we have been here about a week. my girlfriend was upstairs, i was down. >> reporter: police this

afternoon booked two people for reckless arson. >> i know what's going on. >> it didn't happen on purpose. . >> reporter: this video shows one of the suspects arguing neighbors after they say they saw him exiting the building i gas can. >> he dropped a gas can, walked across the street. >> reporter: the building had been boarded up since a fire 2009. investigate ears say keeping s

getting costly. in 201 it cost $11.4 billion. that's up 12% from the year before. the cost covers 41 executive branch appearances but doesn't include the cia and five other agencies. the cost of those are classified. >> cat litter boxes and suicide. the strange link found between cats and females. >> about a third of all teens

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. women fin accounted with a parasite found in used cat

litter may be more at risk for suicide. the parasite is found in cat feces and in under cooked meat and unwashed vegetables. women are 81% month likely to commit suicide with it but they say the data doesn't prove that it causes it. if you have a dog you want to check its food because the maker of pedigree is recalling three types. the reason is a potential choking risk. only cans of weight management canned dog food are part of it. >> san leandro is delaying a plan to ban medical marijuana in the city. the decision came after a state court of appeals ruling yesterday saying that such bans are not permitted under state law. that ruling came in a case involving a pot ban in los

angeles. the court ruled local governments can't supersede state law that allows medical marijuana. a new study suggests more and more teens are sexting. researchers surveyed a thousand high school students and found more than half of them had been asked to send a naked picture of themselves to someone and 30% sent e-mails or texts involving sexual content. this showed teen girls were more likely to use drugs and alcohol before sex and have multiple partners. >> in another study american teens have issues with anger. more than 10 you this were studied nearly two thirds had fits of anger severe enough to threaten violence. one in 12 had angry episodes, they can't determine if anger problems have increased or if

it was just under recognized in the past. >> some people are calling a perfect storm of opportunity for car buyers, why car sales are up across the board in some cases way up. >> the holiday is approaches, i will have what you can expect for your 4th of july. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway:

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. new figures show that car sales were up across the board last month. one company saw sales go up

60%. tom is at one of the oldest dealerships. with all the -- and a very important one. >> and a bell weather of the united states economy. >> reporter: here at walnut creek the general manager hasn't seen these sales in a decade. >> the last big surge was 2001 and people are forgetting it's 2012 and it its been a while since the economy has really supported a big car surge. >> reporter: compared to june -- the sales up 7%,n 't continuing its success. america's gm up over 15%. topping the united states domestic chrysler up 20%. >> years past people would come because of big discount rebate, they are here now because of the cars. >> reporter: a perfect storm much opportunity has come out. >> people -- people capable of buying, credit markets have

opened up. >> reporter: had this is no fluke. >> people just don't buy cars unless they feel confident about their job. what it say social security people have reach aid point of feeling like they can trust in the future enough to make a huge investment. >> reporter: and to the buy american attitude is growing. >> they understand the companies provide jobs for americans and there has never been a point in the history where people have been more interested in americans being employed than they are today. >> reporter: importers, many who build cars here are doing well. nissan up 28%. vw up 24 and toyota rebinding the many recalls up 60%. industry wide sale up 22%. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> gm and facebook are discussing the return of the united states autoo maker as a

paid ticesser. these talks two months after they said they would stop running adds on the website because they had little impact on consumers. they announced back in may it wouldn't toys in next year's super bowl saying was to expensive. >> a judge has refused to lift her ban on samsung sales of its galaxy, here in the united states. the tablet consider aid main rival to the i-pad and they are in a legal battle overact vacations of patent infringement. it's set to go to trial at the end of the month. the judge also ordered samsung last week to stop selling it's galaxy smart phone. a former fbi employee has written a new book where she said she saw angels guarding the field in pennsylvania where flight 93 went down on september 11th 2001. she was a former pittsburgh behavior when she went to work with the fbi. she was assigned to work between law enforcement and the

families of the victims. her book is called in eyeshadow of a badge, a spiritual memorandum ire. she memoir. >> officials say nevada's black bears don't qualify for protection under the endangered species act. they say the bears aren't a distint population and aren't different from other black bears. . are the . the chain is retiring the giant rodent's image and replacing with a new one. they plan to launch a national add campaign with a redone mascot as an electric guidor playing rock star. just the latest makeover. you may remember the first chucky chose was a rat.

>> gas prices slightly lie era cross the country just before the 4th of july holiday. for a change they aren't higher here in the bay area. according to aaa the national average for a gallon of regular is $3.33. that's up less than half a cent from yesterday and it's the first increase in three weeks. here in the bay area, the prices are always higher than the national average but a gallon of regular is $3.90 and that's down a penny. eight cents lower than last week. in san jose and oakland the price of regular is $3.75. you can find the least expensive gas in the area where you live by going to our website, ktvu.com. click on the business tab and pick -- pick from the consumer drop down menu. >> so many people plan to see fireworks around the bay tomorrow. let's get to rosemary in for bill. >> fog is expected near the coastline.

we will track it for you elsewhere. livermore, berkeley you are in great shape. it's there at the coast that we will see the fog. outside the doors at this hour mostly sunny around the area. for tomorrow a near repeat. patchy fog at coastline and temperatures we will start similar, end the day similar. rim of high pressure building to the west and that brought the numbers up. the sea breeze not as strong. the delta breeze not as strong. a northerly breeze and that's eaten away at the fog. area around half moon bay, all with partly cloudy, mostly sunny at this hour. for tomorrow, a near repeat. take a look at the fog forecast as we start tomorrow morning we have it along the coast, patchy

fog expected around the bay but it's not going to last long. it'll pull back, be out of here but by the evening it starts to move back in. here it is tomorrow night about 9:00. it's just off the coast. forecast model was a westerly breeze and that will help pull that in. if it moves in in time for the fireworks show it'll be anywhere from three to four to five hundred feet. the fireworks from 300 feet to about 1300 fought. it could impair what we see. we will track this for you. mark will be here tomorrow and we will keep on top of it. outside of that mostly clear around the area. we will wake up tomorrow in the 350's. low to mid50s and then inland upper 350's expected. after highs again right about what we saw today. 86 santa rose a. tomorrow mid70's for oakland, upper 80's for concord. down in to the south bay. 83 san jose, along the peninsula mid70's for san mateo, 70 in the city and low

60's for the coast. the forecast upper 50s by the coast. upper 60's inland. nice thing -- in to the evening it just stays nice and pleasant. the extended forecast. little in the way of change. we build it back up in time for the weekend. >> more of the same. >> yes. . and good air quality. >> thank you. >> the area wants to bring the winter olympic areas back but it took asperities turn. and children shut out of two public pools. why the story isn't just black and white but green.

. after moss of delays the city of stockton was just declared bankruptcy is hoping to reopen two public pools soon. the pools were supposed to open memorial day weekend but they are still shut down and in one case the water is turned green. the leaders say they are repairing a pump in one of them and should have both pools blue and ready to go in about a week. the ymca is set to operate them but said the economy has played a role in keeping them closed. >> it's a little sad to see a pool full of green water. we started about go weeks ago looking for $17,000. >> about an hour ago we talked

to the director who said that the ymca now has the money to run those pools. > the 49ers asked a judge for a temporary restraining order to freeze $30 million first earmarked for the stadium. the city wants to redirect the money. the 49ers argue it's legally their money because it was set aside by voters in 2010 to help build their stadium. the city of santa clara where the stadium is being built agrees. >> the 2022 olympics will not be in tahoe. the hoped to be considered for the winter olympics in 2022n is video from the last time they were held there in 1960. today the united states committee said it won't bid for the games but look at the possible bid for the 2026 games. >> coming up next on ktvu channel 2news at six.

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. protesters removed nearly three weeks after they set up their tents in the oakland school but tonight they say

their fight is far from over. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. >> in oakland police this morning cleared out the tents in front of lakeview after a 19 day city in but tonight protesters are back on campus. happening now more than 100 are out in front of the school and that's where christian is live and -- where do the protesters go from here in. >> i asked that very question and just half hour ago i learned organizers plan to take the rally. you can see it here. they plan to take it and march to a undisclosed location. you request see more than a hundred on the steps of lakeview angry over plans to close this school and four others, they plan to use this site as an administrative building. they had occupied this site since june 15th but this morning police moved in and cleared the