about the shooting -- >> i haven't been briefed. >> reporter: 5 people were shot -- >> i haven't been with briefed. >> reporter: i asked the same question of governor jerry brown who went to the same media conference and didn't need a briefing to comment. >> oakland is having a great deal of crime. i still think it is a great city. i live here. and i would just say to the police chief and the others in charge, you got to do better. >> reporter: investigators and the assistant police chief were back at the regal cinemas. they have increased patrols in the area as well. >> safety of anyone who not only lives in oakland. >> reporter: she is questions the wisdom of her move. >> i am concerned did i make the best decision. >> reporter: coming up tonight

at 6:00, what we over heard mayor jean quan said when governor jerry brown joked about coming back. all 5 victims are expected to survive. they are in stable condition. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. tonight a second arrest in the murder of anthony bologna who was shot and killed in san francisco with two of his sons in a case of mistaken identity. it is developing news. ktvu channel 2 news paul chambers tells us who is in custody and how he was found. >> reporter: within the hour i wrapped up an interview with edward ramos' attorney. his attorney said the time during the trial that edward ramos says he was not the gunman in the murders but this man was. 31-year-old wilfredo reyes. he was arrested this morning in north carolina. he is a known member of the ms-

13 gang and wanted for the murders of anthony bologna and his two sons. last month edward ramos was found guilty, however edward ramos' attorney feels that the timing of the arrest is suspicious and she is frustrated especially since she told them wilfredo reyes was in north carolina. >> they put off arresting this man because they knew there was a chance the truth would come out that edward ramos did not murdther bologna family. >> reporter: -- murder the bologna family. >> reporter: he said today i share this major development with the bologna family. we are one step closer to bringing this individual to justice. >> the suspect is in custody in north carolina and he will be transferred to san francisco.

>> reporter: once he returns they will prosecute him. as for edward ramos, he is behind bars in san quentin. his attorney says nothing will nor can be done to get her client a new trial. >> unfortunately the court just looks at what happened at his trial. >> reporter: once again here is a look at wilfredo reyes. he was arrested today in north carolina in connection with the bologna family murders. we will have more online and later in the newscast. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. hans reiser, the oakland man convict offend killing his wife was in court today. jury selection began today in a lawsuit filed against him. in 2008 he was found guilty of

murdering his wife. now attorneys for their children are seeking any assets he has or money he might earn in the future. he is affecting as his own attorney and asked that his children be returned from russia where they are living. >> i don't think it would do the children any good to come here and testify. i will say that the children are traumatized. and they probably will be for some time. >> jury selection will wrap up tomorrow. an emergency town hall meeting in an attempt to save ccsf. the school is one of the largest community colleges in the nation with 90,000 students. ccsf lost $17 million in funding from the state over the past year. at tonight's meeting, students,

faculty and administrators will discuss what the report means for the college, how it is responding and what can be done to save the school. the meeting begins at 6:00. the latest big internet scare passed without incident. security people issued warnings about malware. it was the project of a advertising scam and could make it impossible to access the internet. the fbi even set up a website to help people deal with it. >> we home they did the right thing, checked their machines, cleaned them up and we hope today is a non-issue. >> if you can't log on to the internet, call your service provider for help. the increase of a certain

request from cell phone companies. the marine county coroner identified a body of a man pulled from the ocean. the fire department was called about 2:30 p.m. saturday afternoon when a ranger saw the body in the water. a person told authorities the victim may have been fishing in the area. another apparent drowning victim also has been identified. he died saturday in a small lake. witnesses say he was on a raft, 20 feet from shore when he fell into the water. his friend jumped into the lake but wouldn't find him. crews are busy battling major fires in northern california, flames are fueled by dry conditions and high temperatures. ktvu's ken pritchett joins us

live north of the town. >> reporter: i want you to look behind me, that is not cloud cover. we have blue skies out here. that is all smoke. you can follow it over to where 30 minutes ago there were visible columns of smoke feeding that cloud. 1100 firefighters from cal fire in the foot hills there. they have the fire here at 40% containment. we were there this morning and this afternoon as firefighters held one flank of the fire. >> reporter: here this afternoon you can see one arm of the fire burning. cal fire used water drops to shape the fire's edge and crews cleared out a line ahead of the fire to stop it cold. three fires were contained yesterday, two burned together

now as one. this is video from last night hours after the fire started. cal fire made progress last night as winds calmed down but the fire roared back today. >> with the triple digits temperatures it is a major challenge. >> reporter: no homes are threatened here. the cause is unknown. so far cal fire fought twice as many fires at this time compared to last year but most have been small till now. >> because we didn't get a lot of rain, the grass, brush is already to burn and a little wind is all it needs to take off. >> reporter: as you look at the smoke, there is an optical allusion because the smoke is coming from two major fires. the one we talked about here today and there is another fire in the line of sight, in the national forecast, many miles

west of here. that fire started saturday. it is 2500 acres and 10% contained. cal fire says because there are two big fires in close proximity, they will bring in a dc10 converted airliner, they will bring it in to try to knock down the fires perhaps starting tonight. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. five 13-year-old boys are facing charges charges for starting a fire after starting off illegal fireworks. all five were sited for conspiracy and burning property and released to parents. firefighters from san jose and cal fire are mopping up

after a brush fire. news chopper 2 was over the scene an hour ago. no structure damage or injuries were reported. a oakland man escaped from a fire that damaged his home before 3:30 a.m. this morning. firefighters say the home was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived. a man tried to get out but the flames were too intense so he released the security bars on a window and jumped out. the cause is under investigation. a police chase in oakland last night ended with a crash outside a church. the suspect was arrested thanks to quick action from the church members inside. services were just ending last night when the car hit a fire

hydrant and parked cars outside the center. the suspect jumped outf the car and -- out of the car and ran inside the church. some heard the crash and tackled the man in the church lobby. >> big man came out, we seen a guy running in the church, he hit a couple of vehicles and we held him down till the police came. >> police say officers tried to pull the suspect over after a check on the car he was driving showed it was stolen. judge denied a injunction by an opponent. she was seeking an injunction. she would not appeal the ruling but another taxpayer association said it might. millions of people continue to receive a tax break from the

government. in 14 minutes the push today from president obama. sheriff's deputies are asking for help in finding a missing man who was a cystic. he ran away from his mother. authorities says he has been known to sneak on to bart. you see a picture of him on your screen. 5'6", 170 pounds. he has no verbal skills. starving pelicans are found along the coast and in unusual places. we will tell you about this trend. >> and it is heating up around here, temperatures near triple digits over the next 48 hours and a spare the hair day to -- spare the air day to talk about. see you back here in 10 minutes. cçrrú ñw?

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inland mountain community were surprised by what landed in their neighborhood. last night we told you about starving pelicans, but as ktvu's janine de la vega tells us, today's case is rare. >> reporter: we are used to seeing pelicans here at the beach. this afternoon we saw several but to find one in a residential neighborhood, while life experts say that is unusual. >> reporter: this pond is located in the center of a senior community center. it looks like he is enjoying the scenery but he is being a guardsman. at his feet is a pelican. >> never seen any here. kind of a mystery how he got here. >> reporter: they are 8 miles inland. a bird was barely moving and put up caution tape and waited.

>> i recognized right away it was a california brown pelican and that it was not behaving normally. >> reporter: first responders picked up the pelican. they say the past two weeks they have been getting called to pick up starving pelicans throughout the county. it is just what they call a natural die off. >> now that the population is big and strong, we are seeing more die offs. there could be 80% of die offs. they are not all supposed to make it. >> reporter: it was taken to a rehabilitation center. when we arrived, four more were brought in. three died and this is the loan survivor. >> where did you get this? >> by the peer. >> reporter: two more were brought in as we were leaving. both were found on the boardwalk. they will try to nurse them back to health.

saving the adult pelicans are the priority, as for the babies, they will be waiting 48 hours before responding. reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. after years of debate the city counsel will vote against an apartment development google wants to build. the vote is expected tomorrow when they will discuss plans through the year 2030. counsel members sited impacts to the burrowing owl and a lack of a plan to control traffics as reasons why they will vote against it. it calls for 1,000 apartments. an zahn plans to rerease -- amazon plans to release the new kindle fire. sources say it will be thinner and lighter and a better display. this comes as google and microsoft also announced

entries into the market. the newest version of window. they plan to have windows 8 by the end of next month and microsoft hopes to have the first pcs on store shelves by october. windows 8 runs on personal computers and tablets. reports that law enforcement agencies are asking cell phone carriers for private information. the request ranged from texas messms to -- text messchs to a person's location -- messages to a person's location. >> law enforcement has been shying away from getting warrants. instead they are using little -- court over sight and sucks up massive amount ofidate aa on -- of data on the american

public. >> carriers receive 1.3 million information requests from law enforcement last year. san francisco giants ace matt cain will be the national league starting pitcher at tomorrow's all-star game. last month matt cain pitched the first ever perfect game and the 22 ever in major league history. tony larussa says he selected matt cain because he will be throwing to buster posey. tomorrow's game will be right here on channel 2. we will have an early addition of ktvu channel 2 news at 4:00 p.m. followed by the game. a carolina sporting -- a spare the air day tomorrow. concentrations of ground level ozone pollution are expected to be unhealthy so folks are being asked to drive less. that would help lower smog.

high levels are particularly harmful for young children, seniors and people with heart conditions. >> for more on what we are facing tomorrow, our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> temperatures coming up, they warmed up today. mid-90s inland. tomorrow temperatures will get near triple digits. spare the air day. what does this have to do with ozone? cars let off particulate and ozone is one of them. it creates an ozone at the surface and that causes problems. so a spare the air day tomorrow. plenty of fog. you see a break north here now. south, towards pacifica, you see fog, half moon bay. we have fog that will push into the coast tonight and it will be dense in some locations. i don't know if we will get a dense fog advisory but the marine layer will get compressed. when the fog is fat,

temperatures are on the mild side like over the weekend. tomorrow, the fog compresses and gets down at the coast, visibility gets low and you have drizzle. here is how the fog looks tomorrow morning. interior, temperatures heat up. over night lows, 50s. coastal fog that coast. bleeding of the fog into the san francisco airport, oakland. not a big push inland tomorrow. air quality tomorrow, east bay valley is the most unhealthy. better around the bay, why? because you get a sea breeze. that is typically the case. the air gets more stagnant ask the sea breeze, what little there will be makes it tough. this is tomorrow, spare the air

day. i bet you we get a spare the air day on wednesday as well. the hottest day of the week. 70s in san francisco. 80s towards berkeley. mid-80s, upper 80s lafayette. mid-90s and then it heats up past clayton. upper 90s in the warmest locations. spare the air day and the fire danger is up. when i come back we will look at the complete forecast. see you back here. >> thank you. political fight that could effect your pay check. the battle shaping up over the bush era tax cuts and the oning big change the president wants to make. >> we crunched a lot of numbers and found the top three freeh ways where we are -- freeways where we are likely to get caught speeding. watch ktvu channel 2 news

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president obama lagging behind republican presidential hopeful mitt romney. the president's campaign $71 million last month, that is far below what was brought in by mitt romney. president obama's team is using the numbers to drum up more

support. they must close the gap to avoid losing the election. >> president obama tried to kick start the stalemate over taxes. he called on congress to extend the bush era tax cuts for the middle class. >> the republicans don't want to raise taxes on the middle class, i don't want to raise taxes on the middle classo we should -- class so we should agree to extend the tax cuts for the middle class. >> president obama made his pitch surrounded by working class americans. he asked congress to approve a one year extension of the bush era tax cuts for those who earn less than $250,000 a year. it should expire for wealthy americans. it is expected to be a tough sell among republicans. >> i think the president has to understand he is in a bad position, he will cave and we will not see the tax increases

he hopes for. >> an aid to mitt romney said the president is engaging in damage control after the disappointing jobs report. in a statement they said president obama's response to even more bad economic news is a massive tax increase. proves the president doesn't have a clue how to get america working again and help the middle class. president obama is expected to take his message to key election battle ground states this week. a poll shows voters in california have mixed opinions on benefits for state workers. 67% of voters support putting a cap on pension benefits. 60% want to raise the minimum wage. 49% want to ban double dipping. where state retirees may take another job while receiving

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> we have learned tonight that crucial negotiations under way in san francisco with the fate of two hospitals in the air. tonight it appears the two sides are very close. ktvu's john fowler is live where a new hospital might be

built. john? >> reporter: this is the hotel, long vacant and the hope for the site of a new hospital. >> reporter: they want to turn this into this. a billion dollars 550 bed state of the art hospital. supervisors caught up in the conflict. the city's problem with the deal is what to do with this, the aging st. luke's campus. they plan to spend $300 million updating and down sizing. the city wants a guarantee they will stay open 20 years but the hospital said this: >> we have committed to operating this hospital for 20 years, unless we have a substantial decline in our ability to do so. >> reporter: that means two years in a row of 1% or lower

margin. we caught up with mayor ed lee who said a deal like that won't fly. >> i am getting closer to getting satisfied. i didn't like the news that occurred last week and so i wanted to put it in writing. i am feeling confident that will move forward. >> reporter: after 10 years, supervisors scheduled a vote in a week from tomorrow. there are other issues but they say if there is no construction agreement, st. luke's may be forced to close next year because it does not meet safety standards. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. officials gathered at the port of oakland to announce a grant to pay for rail development. it will be part of a larger redevelopment of the army base.

ray lahood was on hand for the presentation. . >> means hundreds of jobs for californians and it means the oakland port will now be able to operate in the 21 century as a state of the art port. >> the money comes from the department of transportation tiger program. a long time oakland car dealership is closing. the owner says he has two vehicles left to sell and when they are gone the business will be no more. his father started the dealership 70 years ago and since then they sold 20,000 vehicles without doing any advertising. >> because i rather put the money into the cars than ads. >> the key to the family

success was selling good cars at a good price. consumers have increased the use of credit cards but which says -- according to the federal reserve, people charged $870 billion in bay. however over all use is still well below. the increase was likely a temporary response to weaker highering and poor wage growth. on wall street today stocks were down. at the closing bell the dow is down 36 to 12,736. the nasdaq is down 5 at 2,931. the s&p is down 2 at 1,352. customers at san francisco base charles shrub will be hit with a big fee.

they will charge $500 for the certificates on september 1. right now they are $50. paper stocks certificates are colorful and can give investors a sense of ownership but requesting a certificate is not a common practice. burlier is scheduled friday for a world war ii marine whose remains were found a few weeks ago. he will be laid to rest that golden gate -- golden gate park national semry. in 2007 relatives found the wreckage hidden in vines. they used dna to identify the remains. the washington monument which was damaged by a earthquake last year could be closed till 2014 for repairs.

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are pg13. they suggest putting a r rating on smoking movies. >> more evidence having pets can benefit a baby's health. the dirt and bugs pets introduce to babies is a cross for their immune system. the video here is from the cleveland cleanic. finds for the study can -- cleanic. findings for the study is in -- tom cruise and katie holmes reached an agreement. no further details were available and no one would confirm if they were divorced. katie holmes filed for divorce two weeks ago.

they have a six-year-old daughter. coming up, the top spots where you are most likely to get a ticket, including the one stretch of freeway where they gave out 5,000 citations. >> a spare the air day tomorrow, it will get hot the next couple of days, i will show you how hot.

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ktvu's allie rasmus reports on the debate over the hetch hetchy reservoir. >> reporter: in five san francisco homes and businesses, 85% of the water coming out out of the faucets comes from the hetch hetchy reservoir, 160 miles away from here. the hetch hetchy reservoir stores 117 billion gallons of water and all flows down hill and provides water to san francisco and 20 other bay area cities. today the campaign turned in 15,000 signatures for the ballot measure. if passed it would direct the public utilities commission to drain the reservoir. >> figure out, if there is a way for us to undue the damage we have done because no other city has done damage like this to a national park. >> reporter: the p.u.c. says without the reservoir -- >> we would have to find a new source of water, a place to

store the water and find $10 billion to pull the project together. >> we have 9 different reservoirs. so yeah, that is what we should look at. >> reporter: but hetch hetchy reservoir provides power to all of san francisco's agencies. >> airport. the port. the school district. muni. >> reporter: without hetch hetchy reservoir, the p.u.c. says they would have to buy more expensive power. but the campaign says their measure is just a first step. >> if the plan doesn't fly with the voters, then it won't happen. >> reporter: officials have 30 days to verify the signatures. if they have more than 9,000, the measure will go on the ballot. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on ktvu's --

more details on ktvu's hetch hetchy reservoir. it delivers 260 million gallons of water every day. we live in a hurry up world and the chp is writing thousands of tickets every year for people caught speeding. tonight we crunched through numbers and have the top three freeways in the bay area where speeders are getting tickets. >> a lot of chp, underneath the over passes. >> reporter: he was getting a fill up along the number one place to get a violation in the bay area. we will tell you where that is in a moment, first how we found the top spots. we combed through databases, sorting out tickets. the majority are for speeding. the number three hot spot is in the north bay, on interstate 80, between american canyon road and red top road.

last year alone the chp issued more than 3800 citations. >> numerous occasions at above 100 miles per hour. which is excessive. >> reporter: he is a spokesperson for the chp. >> the second highest spot in the bay area is the east shore freeway, part of interstate 80. >> reporter: last year police issued 4300 citations year. >> this is a busy place. the number one spot in the bay area is a 7-mile stretch, between mowry and dixon landing road. 5,000 citations there were issued. that works out to 14 citations every single day. >> opeps up to six -- opens up to six lanes.

people have the tendency to drive in excessive speeds. >> reporter: he has a speedy life but one tempered by paying attention. >> i know where they are so i slow. they never got me. >>he california highway patrol says a third of the speeding tickets are the result of using what is called lie dar. a judge handed lance armstrong a set back today as he went to court to try to save his tour de france titles. a judge in austin dismissed the complaint filed by lance armstrong. he asked the court to block the latest doping charges against him. the allegations made against him could strip him of his 7 tour de france victories. his attorneys will refile the lawsuit. their set to take up the leash law that passed this

year. it prohibits dogs being off leash at the park. they collected signatures to put a referendum on on the ballot. in texas, it was an ordinary baseball game till this. >> wow! that knocked -- >> that was thunder. and without hesitation umpires and players bolted off the field. the game between the rangers and twins were delayed. and during the delay a twin's player tweeted that is the loudest noise i ever heard. i thought jesus was coming. that was really loud. let's turn to our chief meteorologist bill martin, we are in for a warm up. >> yeah. we will heat up.

temperatures warmed up today. mid-90s. almost triple digits tomorrow and wednesday we will see triple digits. a spare the air day tomorrow. we will see one on wednesday. the fog already responding to the high pressure that is building in. fog that is compressed against the coast. it fills in along the coast. visibilities will get low tonight. the fog is not coming up over the hills, not cooling the valleys and that means tomorrow will be a warmer day, especially inland. high pressure compresses, takes the fog and pinches it down against the coastal hills. the cooling influencesfluences can't get up into the valley. that means poor visibilities along highway 1 and drizzle possible. fog along the coast tonight. same for tomorrow, wednesday. it will be hot inland tomorrow and hotter wednesday. the classic summer pattern

continues into the extended forecast. high that has been baking the east coast shifted east. it will get hot. wednesday the hottest day of the week. thursday could see triple digits inland. again, spare the air day tomorrow. probably one again on wednesday. might see one on thursday. highs tomorrow, 96 clear lake. 97 fairfield. here we go. fire danger comes up. not a lot of wind but fire danger, low humidities, high heat, spare the air day big deal. if you have been paying attention to the east coast, heat is the most dangerous. kills more people than hurricanes and tornadoes. the heat we will experience, take it slow, drink plenty of fluids and don't push yourself

wednesday and thursday. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, there you go. hot inland. cooler towards the we can. >> thank you. what is 14 feet long, named for a barn yard animal and a key player in safety inmeet the smart pigs -- safety? meet the smart pigs. ñ

pg&e showed off its newest newest weapon. a smart pig. >> what is up here is a drive section. this seals it and pulls it along the pipeline. >> pg&e says this 14-foot long robot can examine a pipeline from the inside. it stores the data for later retrieval. >> think of it as being able to conduct an mri on a pipeline from one end to the other. >> tomorrow pg&e will run the smart pig through 15-miles of pipeline. the data collected will be

analyzed with a report expected in a few months. they are covering 200 miles of pipeline this afternoon. the floor lifeguard who was fired after saving a man's life has been handed the key to the city. today's ceremony at city hall brought them back together. the lifeguard was fired because the swimmer was outside his coverage zone in an area where signs warn visitors to swim at their own risk. only on 2 tonight, the search for new clues in the search of a bay to breakers runner. coming up, the two things police are seeking that they say could lead them to the attackers and 5 people shot outside a movie theater, the tough questions for the mayor about what is being done to keep the city safe and her

unexpected response.

complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> good evening. i am. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. san francisco police are seeking new evidence in the

case of a runner who died after the bay to breakers race. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the two new leads police are looking for in connection with his death. the beating took place here at golden gate park. we learned about the new leads investigators are pursuing. >> reporter: the assault happened after the end of the bay to breakers race in san francisco. steven martin was with friends. he is wearing a green wig. police say he was punched after a confrontation. the suspects include several men wearing 49ers jersey. >> he would never retaliate. >> reporter: he fell, struck his head on the pavement and never woke up and died last month after th