more concerned. >> one, that account is supposed to be deactivated and if is not, is there a way to trace that back to me? >> reporter: today they released a statement acknowledging the security breach and said it is fixing the system, changing the passwords of effected users and encouraging users to change their passwords. >> releasing the information of the breach on top of a stockholders meeting was unfortunate timing. probably was avoidable. >> reporter: they say they are investigating the number of hacked addresses is 453,000. the hackers group says it was sending a warning and didn't plan to do anything with the information. to find out more about your account, go to www.ktvu.com. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news.

after months of speculation yahoo still haven't named its ceo. the interim ceo faced some tough questions. the npr show, all things considered is reporting the board is still mulling over candidates. a report today on the penn state child sex abuse scandal. in it joe paterno and others are aculessed of burring al-- are accused of burring allegations against jerry sandusky to avoid bad publicity. >> failed to protect the children. >> reporter: they hired ex-fbi director louis freeh to investigate the second abuse scandal that rocked the university and the country. in his report louis freeh said the cover up by joe paterno,

then university president and two others allowed jerry sandusky to prey on other boys for years. >> saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of jerry sandusky's child victims by the most senior leaders at penn state. the report points to notes and e-mails showing joe paterno was involved in a decision not to report jerry sandusky after reports he abused a boy in the showers. in a statement joe paterno's family denied he protected jerry sandusky. last month jerry sandusky was convicted on dozens of charges that he sexually abused boys. penn state officials spoke out within hoursf the report's report's re-- hours of the report's release. penn state students are

reacting as well. >> it is sad because the kids, i mean, they were lost in all of this. >> along with identifying where the university went wrong the report makes 100 recommendations on how the school can prevent a similar tragedy from happening again. nike responded by announcing it will remove joe paterno's name from their child care center in oregon. he said he is deeply saddened by today's report. the name was set to be removed today. we posted the report by louis freeh on our website for you, go to www.ktvu.com. a napa school teacher is held on one million dollars bail for having two sexual relationships with underaged teen girls. brock daniels of napa was a teacher and coach at vintage high school. he was arrested on tuesday for

having unlawful sex with two girls 15 and 16. investigators said he approached them through a social networking website and police think there may be more victims. >> using the social network sites there is the possibility of being more than one person contacted by him. as a result of that we are looking for future leads or continued leads. >> he will face charges of using a computer to set up the meeting with the girl -- meetings with the girls. . principal surrendered to police and posted jail. she is failing to report sexual abuse of a teacher. the teacher is facing felony charges. three people hurt in two shootings today. news chopper 2 was live over

the scene. the first shooting was at 9:30 a.m. officials say another victim was shot later nearby. investigators say at least two of the victims were taken to area hospitals and all three are expected to survive. the shootings are under investigation. at this point it is unclear if the two are related. police are searching searching for a homicide suspect after a woman was found shot to death. the coroner removed the body this morning from the motel. guests say they heard gunfire around 3:00 a.m. and a lot of screaming from a room on the second floor. >> i heard the gun shots. the pop. you know, pop, pop. like i said i looked out the window, wow! heard people screaming and yelling. >> a motive is not known. investigators say they have few

leads. in napa police arrested a 36-year-old woman on charges she stabbed her boyfriend during a domestic dispute. officers responded at 10:30 p.m. last night. she stabbed him several times with a kitchen knife. he was taken to the hospital where he died. new information on a fast burning wildfire. it is more than doubled in size and containment has been cut in half. the fire started yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: we are standing here, not the greatest site. you can see the smoke building off in the distance. we just got back from the fire lines, from ground zero, i could tell you we were there when the fire started and now there is concern for two different communities because the fire is burning in two

directions. >> reporter: this is an upclose look at the spot we were standing in at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> reporter: ember hit right there and started a fire and look how it already grown. >> reporter: in minutes the fire flared up hotter, growing in size. a fire crew tried to smother hot spots. previous containment levels have been lost. >> we don't have a line around the fire. >> reporter: this is not the fire behavior cal fire is looking for as the fire is a mile away from the town of coal coalfax. >> reporter: this afternoon i heard a fire boss saying he lost confidence that crews were gaining ground on the fire. >> we are concerned with that fire coming out of the canyon.

we were yesterday and that hasn't gone away so we are getting things in place to ensure we are able to keep it in check. >> reporter: what will make that tough to keep that in check is the fact the wind picked up, that is fueling the fire and we heard him saying the worst case scenario is the fire jumped the river and makes it to coalfax. >> reporter: we have had to bring in additional resources. >> now it is moving to the south east. >> reporter: forest hill and colfax communities of concern. total number of homes threatened 80. the fire continues to burn and as you saw, firefighters losing ground, 10% containment. firefighters are getting the upper hand on a fire. that fire is part of the sites

complex fire that is 80% contained. the fire charred 4,000 acres. they hope to have the under control by the weekend. police have now identified a bike rider killed july 4 in a hit and run. he was hit while riding his bicycle about 9:30 p.m. at night. a car hit him, dragged him 50 feet and drove off. investigators say the driver may have intentionally targeted him. he died that scene. police are searching for the driver and offering a $10,000 reward for the person's arrest. a development involving a hazmat situation at a local post office. it is on ambore street. ktvu's paul chambers tells us what happened and what the situation is right now. >> reporter: about 45 minutes ago the last of the rescue

crews cleared the scene. a couple blocks were closed down as crews worked to figure out what was going on inside the post office. >> reporter: this morning residents were told to shelter in place as emergency crews tried to figure out what got people to cough. >> they said there was a bio hazard, danger from the post office. people started to feel sick. >> reporter: firefighters say they complained of airitation in their -- irritation in their eyes, nose and throat. >> the crew noticed a odor, they backed out also and called hazmat. >> reporter: resdened were told to stay inside -- residents were told to stay inside and the streets were closed.

after several hours of investigating crews couldn't find anything inside. >> they didn't find anything within the building but the air conditioning may have been malfunctioning. >> reporter: investigators say the fumes dissipated and everything is safe. they will reopen tomorrow and crews will check the air conditioning unit at that time. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. wells fargo agreed to pay $175 million to settle charges of racial discrimination in housing loans. brokers discriminated against black and latino borrowers. they charged higher fees and rates to minority borrowers. we asked people in san francisco and housing advocates for their reaction. >> why would they charge us more or not let us get the same loans as others? that is not fair and not

responsible. >> it sends a strong signal to banks this kind of practice will not be tolerated. >> a spokesman told us the bank denies the claim. record low mortgage rates fallen even lower this week. the average for a 30 year is down to 3.56%. down from 3.62 last week. 15 year loans average 2.86%. they were at 2.89% last week. the war between the mayor and the sheriff heats up. >> and back here in 10 minutes, the marine layer and the fog is pushing inland, that caused a major cool down today and more cooling tomorrow. i will show you how much cooler in your neighborhood.

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yahoo yahoo penn state child sex abuse scandal pablo sandoval pablo sandoval traffic on highway 92 was down to two lanes after a big rig collided. the accident closed the westbound lanes. the probe into suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is getting more political. ktvu's david stevenson is live now. the mayor spoke about serious charges made by ross mirkarimi. >> reporter: that's right. ross mirkarimi's attorney wouldn't talk to us but we heard from the mayer and he said the ethic's commission's probe is getting misdirected by the sheriff. >> totally false. >> reporter: mayor ed lee fired back at suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi over allegations the mayor lied twice in testimony at the misconduct hearing. >> he has been claiming conspiracy from day one so to

try to create a sun spiracy -- conspiracy is part of the same strategy. >> reporter: police say it is reason enough to remove him but the ross mirkarimi says the mayor may have perjured himself last month. the commissioner says the supervisor told her the mare consulted with her about ross mirkarimi. besides the fact that the testimony could demonstrate mayor ed lee did not testify truthfully. this would be the equivalent of tampering with the jury. that includes one of 11 supervisors that will decide mayor ed lee's fate. >> you had had conversations with the mayor --

>> no. absolutely not. i learned that the city attorney's office here at city hall will work tomorrow to oppose the subpoenas. next wednesday we will hear from ross mirkarimi's wife ellana lopez. she is set to fly in from venezuela and defend her husband. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a lesbian couple has gone to court to try to stop the deportation of immigrant same- sex couple. she same to the united states 20 years ago. she can't get a green card because the government doesn't recognize her marriage. only on 2, a ktvu poll shows californians support

legalizing betting on sports. gambling is legal in casinos casinos and card clubs but lawmakers are looking into ways to tax. 58% of california voters favor legalizing and taxing sports betting. 35% are opposed. 7% had no opinion. voters are split over legalling online poker. -- legalizing online poker. the number of apligations for unemployment benefits -- applications for unemployment benefits fell to an all term low. 350,000 new applications, that is down 25,000 from the week before. but that is probably because auto makers did not issue they usual summer layoffs. the troubles keep mounting for the city of stockton. last month they were the largest american city ever to

declare bankruptcy. now they are suing the city in an effort to stop cuts to athe health -- to the health benefits. the lawsuit was filed in sacramento yesterday. officials plan to spray from mosquito tonight. it is set to take place from 8s 30:00 p.m. to -- 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. the town counsel rescinded the leash law they passed in pay, it could have banned off leash laws. the final vote is set for july 25. the law was supposed to take effect june 9 but citizens collected enough signatures to put it on the ballot.

the dolphins that visited yesterday appears to have headed back to sea. she has returned to the ocean, biologist identified her by markings on her fluke. talk about our weather now. cooler than it was yesterday. i mean, yesterday was hot. today was nice. >> it was. you notice the cooler weather now. some areas were not that cooler but most of us were 5-8 degrees cooler today. and that is the story into the next 48 hours. better air quality and less fire danger. ocean beach. you see fog out there and you see clearing at the golden gate bridge. that is is what is happening to -- that is what is happening to the north of us. some of the white water.

winds picking up. there is a week low pressure to the north of us and that low pressure is breaking up the inversion. you are seeing the sun at pacifica, almost at pacifica and ocean beach you are seeing sunshine. temperatures right now, 96 in concord. 94 in fairfield. far cry from yesterday. you see all that cool air filtering in through the bay last night and more tomorrow. busy satellite. we have monsoonal moisture, it fires up this time of year. all this moisture from the gulf of california. it lightened up the sierra nevada and it will continue to bring showers south of our area. here is the low pressure i am tracking. this is doing away with the inversion. our cooling friend. because of this low pressure.

doesn't just sticks around today, next couple of days. no big warm ups through the next few days. tomorrow, it will be low 70s towards the east bay, berkeley. upper 70s lafayette. mid-80s where there were 100 degrees yesterday. and then maybe some low 90s where we saw 105 yesterday. temperatures on the cooler side. tomorrow, not a spare the air day. fire danger high, but this helps out. when i come back, we will go to the forecast for your neighborhood and the weekend around the corner, we will look at the five-day forecast. twist involving the sexual assault allegations against a player on the san francisco giants. what the district attorney said about possible charges against all star third baseman pablo sandoval. >> coming up, the medical marijuana dispensary at the forefront of a legal battle with the federal government, what is at the center of the dispute. cçrrú

we have new information tonight in the sexual assault allegations against pablo sandoval. the district attorney is reviewing the sheriff's decision not to file charges against pablo sandoval. last month a woman accused him of sexually assaulting her. pablo sandoval said it was consensual. the sheriff said the is not

enough evidence to arrest pablo sandoval but now the district attorney says the case is not closed and he could still face charges. board hired interne fight the san francisco 49ers over millions earmarked for their stadium. last month they shifted $30 million away from the stadium project to be spent on local schools. the team took the board to court over the money that was approved. a hearing is set for july 27 in sacramento. coming up, a dispute of a different sort, why one of the most powerful lawmakers in washington says the new olympic uniform should be burned. new data show tubes that carry radioactive water are eroding. the southern california facility has been offline since

january. now the commission says friction and vibration caused wear in 3400 tubes. wear is common but officials were startled by the rate of erosion. the biggest comic book convention in the world kicked off in san diego today. people waited to get in to comic-con 2012. many dressed in costumes. organizers expect 130,000 people to visit before it closes on sunday. a federal crack down on america's largest cash crop. why now your credit is no good. >> a fallen soldier is home now, why it took almost 70 years for that to happen.

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> this oakland outpost is billed as the largest medical marijuana dispensary but soon it may be shutting. it is legal here in california but it is not allowed under federal law and now the feds are taking action. ktvu's patty lee is live in oakland to tell us why it is a similar story around the bay. >> reporter: this community is concerned about this crack down. locally legitman dispensary will be -- legitimate dispensary will be driven underground. making it harder to regulate and tax. >> you can open it up.

>> reporter: selling pot makes them a lot of money. >> train wreck. >> reporter: 2 billion in 2009. they pay their share of taxes but the feds plan to sees its properties. a similar story in san francisco. a dispensary whose last day is july 31. >> good enforcement technique. if the landlord is afraid of losing its property. >> reporter: pressuring landlords to evict them and leave them nowhere to go swashes the industry. >> i don't want to buy from underground. >> reporter: providers and politicians came together today to support the industry that contributes $100 million in tax

rev news -- rev revenues. >> reporter: oakland and san francisco police haven't responded to the predictions but studies show the security measures have a ripple effect on the street. the state's four u.s. attorneys announced the crack down last october but only stepped up enforcement recently. they believe politics is the motivation behind it. patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. a man convicted of killing a candy store worker has been granted parole. the decision came on the 20th time he went before the parole board. he was convicted in 1977 of shooting a 55-year-old mother of three. the parole must go through a secondary review. couple pleaded not guilty to murder and drug charges.

in may of last year a explosive rocked an apartment. they were accused of ruing a oil -- running an oil operation and murder because their partner died in the explosive. the bridge is scheduled to close over labor day weekend. contractors will close all six lanes to replace an expansion joint. it will be the second closure this year. it closed over memorial day weekend for similar work. the future of california's high-speed rail took a step forward last week, in minutes, why it is not getting help from congress. >> a california family is mourning the loss of a soldier killed in afghanistan this

week. flags flew at half-staff. energy forces attacked his unit. governor jerry brown extended his condolences to the family. another fallen soldier from the bay area. and tonight his remains are finally back in the bay area. ktvu's sal castaneda tells us, this soldier wasn't killed in afghanistan, he died during world war ii. sal? >> reporter: 68 years after the marine died he is now home and will be buried here with full military honors. he is finally home. this morning the world war ii vet's remains arrived at san francisco international airport. family members and an honor guard stood at attention. >> all the people watching,

hands over their hearts. >> reporter: he is his nephew. he was 17 years old when he joined the marines in 1942. he was 19 when his plane went down on april 22, 1944. he and six others were killed. his remains were buried at the plane crash site and forgotten till paper work was found. now 68 years later, he is getting a proper military funeral. >> emotional. choking up a little bit. feel pretty good that finally his story has come to an end. >> reporter: the remains traveled to a sunnyvale funeral home and from there will go to the cemetery in san bruno. >> not our every day funeral

but going out there in the runway where the airplanes were was different for us and the feeling was great, amazing. >> reporter: a portion of his remains will be buried here and some will be flown to arlington national cemetery in virginia. live in san bruno, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. joe paternoler deliver -- vice president joe biden delivered the key note address at the naacp tonight. he offered a rebuttal of mitt romney, defending president obama's record before black voters. >> he prevailed where no president had done before. he was right. he was right. >> with less than 4 months till the election, both candidates are kicking into high gear.

polls indicate the race will remain tight. the u.s. senate rejected a democratic bill to give businesses tax breaks. the bill would have given small business owners a tax incentive to higher new owners. it could have created 1 million new jobs but democrats could not break the fill buster and the bill died. . 9 dead, two missing after a avalanche in the french alps. early summer storms and high winds combined to create dangerous over hangs. 12 people were hurt. one of them is an american. the underground tunnel just discovered that u.s.-mexico boarder. >> and she didn't get started

on a career till she was 50 years ago. remembering a bay area woman whose passion for cooking made her famous.

. the mexican army shut down a tunnel designed to smuggle drugs into california. it was equipped with lighting and ventilations. immigration officials took these photos. they found the tunnel before it

was finished. it started under a sink in a warehouse bath room. it was short of crossing into the boarder in san diego. no drugs were found and no arrests reported. three lcd makers agreed to pay $571 million in a charge over price fixing. california is one of the states that sued the companies. the other states involved are arkansas, florida, michigan, missouri, new york, west virginia and wisconsin. 7 other companies reached a settlement in december. brain tissue from junior saw ow has been sent for study. he died in may from a gun shot wound.

he asked his family to donate his brain for study. researchers said he suffered from a disease from concussion. the ostof air -- cost of air travel is going up. tickets rose 5% during the first half of this year. they ticket sales went up slightly but are down 1.5% compared to two years ago. a woman hailed of a hero of home cooking, marion cunningham was 50 years old when he began teaching others how to cook. a friend says he suffered from alzheimer's and hospitalized with breathing difficulties. she died yesterday morning. california set to become

the first state in the nation with high-speed rail, why congress isn't stepping up to help the project. >> a major cooling trend, your weekend around the corner, what you can expect for your weekend.

is the cost of high-speed rail on track? a shortage of federal funds may leave californians footing the bill. los angeles area

congressman looks at high-speed rail as a chance to make history. she says building it should be a top priority. >> we are losing money every day with congestion, and so we got to make that investment. >> reporter: he couldn't disagree more. he says this train that would link los angeles to san francisco, is a luxury and the luxury the government can't afford. >> show us where the allegation is coming from. >> reporter: he says building more highways and airports isn't practical and rail is the way to go and that time is now. >> the longer we continue to wait the more it will cost. >> reporter: as the fight continues, one thing is for sure, it will be years before

we see the full picture. will heisman trophy -- will the california's high-speed rail be a great project or a train to no nowhere. republicans are trying to shut down loan guarantees to green energy companies. it is named for solyndra. the energy department admits some companies that receive the loan guarantees declared bankruptcy but dozens more are success stories because of the program. researchers turned on the largest laser system in the world. it lasted a fraction of a second. they turned on their beams for a brief moment unleashing a record setting blast that is 100 times what any other laser

produces today. the test is one way scientists are learning more about energy. solar flair erupted from the sun yesterday. what you are seeing here is video from a similar flair in april. a solar storm is expected to arrive saturday. they expect minimal impact. the storm is part of the sun's normal 11 year cycle that is supposed to reach a peak next year. they say you can never be too rich or thin. researchers say it may be more dangerous to be under weight than to be obese. researchers surveyed 51,000 people from 18-90 and they found underweight people had a higher mortality risk. severe obesity was only a significant risk if the person also had diabetes and hypertension. the fda has a plan to help

speed up the government's response to outbreaks of food related illnesses. they created a database of food born germs. scientists will sequence the genetic code of the most common germs. u.s. davis is partnering with the government on the project. steven tyler is leaving american idol. he said he wants to focus on his first alove, aerosmith. -- his first love, aerosmith. and jennifer lopez is thinking of quitting. back now to our bay area weather. our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> i am happy it cooled off and i am happy it will get cooler.

air conditioner in your car, hard to pump out enough cool air to keep it going. temperatures trending down. outside, fog around the coast. the fog fills in tonight. these were the highs from today. look at antioch, 102. livermore down, they were 104 yesterday. they got to 98 today. temperatures on the mild side around the bay. cooler and right now the fog is streaming in and that the be the mechanism for cooling on friday. tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., fog from san bruno to hayward, oakland. creeping in to concord, livermore valley as well. we will watch that. that means a significant cool down. forecast highs, all the 90s and 100s, they are pushed east. that is what you expect.

drops the fire danger, makes for better air quality. extended forecast, mild weather, not as hot. sunday temperatures come up a little bit. but fog will be a constant player. high pressure compresses the fog, doesn't let it get over the hills. what is today and tomorrow about? about this, the marine layer stretching out, to the west, berkeley, oakland hills, look to the west, see the fog, coming up over the bridge, over the towers, 700 feet, pushing inland. that pattern, this pattern stays with us for the next week or two. we will see fog nights and morning and a cool weather pattern around the bay and coast, in to next week. tomorrow morning, fog lingering there. showers trying to show up. forecast highs tomorrow look like these.

50 cities. 90 antioch. 88 livermore. valley, good air quality, low 90s. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, much nicer. when i was young i liked the heat. i really did. >> that was a long time ago. >> i am over it. i don't like it. >> i like it mild. >> i people they are -- [ talking at the same time ] >> and the firefighters. >> thank you. >> unusual new items for the california state fair. how about a peanut butter and jelly sundae. and why the uniforms for the olympics should be piled up and burned. ♪

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not happy. in response the olympic committee points out it relies on private funding. the california state fair opened today in sacramento. fair goers were lined up when the gates open. along with the exhibits and the rides, this year there is also a karaoke competition. and the newmanue includes deep -- menu has peanut butter and jelly sundae. fried mac and cheese. beef ribs ribs and pork chop on a stick. davis was honored today in san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> mayor ed lee presented her with a proclubation this is her day in san francisco. that came at the legal aid society at their lunch inn.

she is a former reporter and anchor. so can you predict the crime before it happens? the data that says you can. and how san jose police hope to use that information to keep their streets safer. >> yahoo security breach may have spread to other e-mail users. the step you need to take tonight to protect your personal information.

from bad to worse. just in the past two hours, major set backs for firefighters. the changes putting residents at risk from a wildfire burning out of control. >> can math solve a policing problem? the new techniques police are using to predict crimes before they happen. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> good evening. i am. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> san jose is the first city to expand a unique new technique to fight crime. ktvu's janine de la vega is live in san jose with the crimes the city is hoping