developing news. a body found at a hotel. why police are calling the death suspicious. >> they are back, the school closures renew their call. >> 15,000 people for this year's aids walk. what organizers say are

inchallenges -- are the challenges. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> developing news. investigators are at a hotel in livermore after a body was found today. ktvu's ken pritchett is live at the hotel where officials say this death is suspicious. ken? >> reporter: the police have been at this hotel all day long. if you look at the parking lot you can see the crime scene tape is up, blocking the parking lot. talked to police a half hour ago, they are investigating but cannot yet say what the cause of death is in this case. >> reporter: police could be seen putting up crime tape outside, sections off the parking lot but mest of the work -- most of the work was inside the hotel. he is staying here. >> i looked in the hallway and

they had rooms marked off. >> reporter: police say it was a hotel worker who discovered the man and called 911. >> police came. there was a white male in one of the hotel rooms. >> police haven't yet identified the man. the crime tape, tape, the police raise questions for guests at the hotel. including these people. she says her attempt to get answers failed. >> we didn't know what was going on. they wouldn't tell us any information. >> reporter: police are calling this suspicious death a process of investigating. there is no obvious signs of death. they will wait for the coroner to arrive to make that determination. they are asking for the

public's help with identifying that man. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. a officer involved shooting has come to an end and we were there. coming up in 10 minutes, more of this video of the man's arrest. police are asking for the public's help to find a gunman who opened fire on a teen. the shooting hit the man in the leg at 2:45 a.m. in the morning. the victim is expected to recover. police have no suspected. they will take anonymous phone or texas message -- text messages. >> police are investigating shootings that injured two men. the first happened at 12:40 a.m. this morning. the second happened an hour later. one man was shot and taken to

the hospital. he was unacooperative and they are not releasing details about his condition. the first victim is in stable condition and he was allots involved -- also involved in a car crash. happening now, the fight over the closure of a elementary school is heating up again. ktvu's janine de la vega is at the school where protesters say they are having a celebration. >> reporter: we are at a park across the street from lake view elementary school. behind me you can see all the people. once they clear out parents you see here, these are all parents that were kicked off campus two weeks ago and they are reorganizing tonight to take back the school.

they have been camping out since june 15, protesting the closing of 5 elementary schools. but school police cleared them out saying they were trespassing. the parents are trying to figure out how to block this from happening. >> it is getting stronger. so i hope the board and tony smith pays attention. they are -- the battle might be won but the long term battle lost. >> i don't know. the district has put up a fence to prevent them from coming on campus. two police cars are also on guard. the district maintains they must close the schools to save money. tonight it will be a celebration of all the support demonstrators have received and

there will be performers and speakers to take the stage here tonight. reporting live from oakland, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police and the fbi tonight are investigating vandalism that was discovered this morning. someone entered a communications facility and cut several wires. it did not disrupt city services. we will have more on this coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. a man convicted of scamming aids money will spend three years behind bars. he pretended to be a victim and was caught after he gave a phony address. he pleaded guilty. he is the 7th and final person convicted in scams connected to

the pg&e pipeline explosio-- explosion . firefighters are working hard to contain this fire but it has special to grow larger. it started on wednesday and destroyed one home and three buildings. right now the fire is 20% contained. first he signed a new deal with the knicks knicks and now jason kids is making headlines for driving drunk. he was arrested this morning, an hour after friends carried him out of a club. these are some photos. he was drunk but invisted on driving and that is when he crashed. he was the only one inside the suv. eddie griffin got into a fight during his show in

pleasanton. you are looking at video posted on tmz today as he retaliated against a woman. she said she was offended by his routine. the club closed down after the fight and no one was arrested. thousands of people gathered for the aids walk. ktvu's allie rasmus says the money raised today will be used for testing, prevention and care. >> reporter: a sea of people in golden gate park this morning for the san francisco aids walk. it is a personal cause for him. >> myself, i am doing it for everyone. >> reporter: he was diagnosed three years ago but he says the

stigma is diminishing. >> attitudes have shifted. i think they have shifted for the better. >> reporter: it is 6 miles long and this year 15,000 people signed up for the san francisco aids walk. >> funds flow through us to 25 other agencies. >> reporter: to pay for services. >> helping people with regard to medication. the ceo of the aids foundation says funding is an uphill crime. last year funding was cut by $6.5 million. >> san francisco will put money into keep us whole this year but we have to worry about support. >> this is my uncles. they lost their battle with aids. they didn't have help. you know, they didn't have what these people have. >> reporter: that is why they came from fresno to walk and

she raised $200 to help fund had aids services. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. that fog just won't go away. couldn't see the golden gate bridge all day long. >> yeah. dense fog. clear skies, and it compresses the marine layers. cool temperatures coast -- cool temperatures coast side. not much sun for the past week. the fog glued to the shorelines. as we come in tighter, golden gate bridge. as far as current temperatures updated for the 5:00 area. 60 degrees in san francisco. warmest locations inland, low 80s. 82 to 85. today, warm air compressing the

marine layer. this is what happens over the next 24 hours. the marine layers deepens and you will feel it as you head into monday. tomorrow morning, low 50s. we could have drizzle once again coast side and around the bay itself. san jose 55 degrees. satellite, clouds hugging the coast line and to the north there is a weather system that will have a role in the forecast over the next few days. coming up a major cooling trend and sprinkles in the bay area. >> celeste holm, known for creating the role of annie in oklahoma has died. [ singing ] >> long passed her girlhood she was still asked to perform her

signature song. she won an oscar for gentlemen's agreement. she died today at the age of 95. we have video of an arrest after an officer involved shooting. how a search by police finally came to an end. >> a traffic nightmare finally over. what backed up traffic for hours. >> this president will say or do anything. >> harsh words between mitt romney and the president's campaign.

traffic is back to normal on the bay bridge after a spill created a huge back up last night. the chp shut down three lanes last night after a truck spilled crushed asphalt. the spill comes three days

after a truck carrying sand caused a partial closure. a man accused of shooting at a police officer and leading police on a chase is behind bars tonight. ktvu was there when the man was arrested and lorraine blanco shows thus video of the gunman. >> reporter: police say the suspect shot at a officer last night. today he mugged for our camera and blew a kiss. officers arrested robert flores folster. >> awesome news. we are excited about that. and it went down without incident. the search started yesterday after a officer pulled over the car. when she tried to get him out, he drove to a condo and shot at her car, she fired back. no one was hurt. police say he tried to run

again. >> he took off running on foot. jumped fences and was taken into custody. >> reporter: investigators followed a tip to this neighborhood. good police work and a full scale statewide alert led to what you see here. >> quiet town. we don't see this type of violent crime. >> reporter: he will spend the night in jail. police say he is facing numerous charges, including attempted murder. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. you can go to www.ktvu.com for our video of the suspect's arrest. look under latest videos. san francisco police announced the arrest of two suspected in a fatal shooting that happened friday night. the victim is identified as

gary smith. the arrest came yesterday. anthony pratt and trumillion ballard are now in custody, facing murder charges. no word on apmotive for the shooting. -- on a motive for the shooting. hans reiser was found guilty of killing their mother and kiding her body. the judge -- hiding her body. the children are asking for $25 million in damages. the ethic's commission may decide whether to allow a case to move forward against mayor ed lee. suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi says the mayor lied when he testified before the ethic's commission. they are holding hearings after a domestic violence incident. mayor ed lee says the charges

are a smoke screen and a distraction. ross mirkarimi wants to subpoena witnesses. the ethic's commission will take up the issue on thursday. a fundraiser for ross mirkarimi's wife ellana lopez reached $1,800. that money is meant to buy a plane ticket to fly her back from venezuela to testify for her husband. supporters say any donations above the ticket price will pay her attorney fees. the heat turns up in the presidential campaign over mitt romney's role. >> you got these baseless charges on moving jobs over seas. and then a unfounded allegation

that -- of criminal activity. >> mitt romney says the accusations are disgusting and demeaning. he calls on president obama and the campaign to apologize. today he did not aalogize but down played the ac-- did not apologize but down played the accusations. >> he is taking advantage of every loophole we can see and now he is going to make it advantageous. >> president obama and the first lady talked to cbs about the campaign. the president admitted he underestimated how much politics trumps problem solving in washington. mitt romney is vacations in new hampshire this weekend. this morning he attended church

with his wife, two sons and grandchildren. a speaker at the church took note of the family's presence saying one day there could be a mormon president. the congressman who got in trouble of sending pictures to a woman wants to return. anthony wiener spoke about running for mayor of new york. he still has been spending money on officers and phones. he was exploring a run when the scandal broke last year. oakland voters may get a chance to reject rank choice voting in november. he will ask the city counsel to put a measure on the ballot that would over turn it. that voting acts as a run off when they fail to gain a

majority. it is getting tougher for people to find a job. still to come, the statistic on unemployment and what it could mean for the future. >> and syrian activists deliver a strong message to president obama, what they are demanding. >> then concert organizers pull the plug on two rock 'n' roll legends. by they are saying they had to do it. -- why they are saying they had to do it. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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millions of people are struggling to find a job but it is young people who are hurting the most when it comes to unemployment. statistics show the jobless rates is more than twice the national average for 16-20 years. >> reporter: at 19 years old she endured plenty of heartship. >> house went through for-- hardship. >> house went through foreclosure. >> reporter: after three years of bouncing around tomultiple home -- to multiple homes, her living situation took a toll. she was forced to drop out of high school to help support her

family. the unemployment rate for 16-24- year-olds is double the 8.2% unemployment rate nationwide. in this economy they are competing against more experienced workers also looking for a job. with no job, she is working towards getting her ged. the economy with the lack of federal funds is making it tougher for young people to find work. many governments also facing tight budgets are left to find creative ways to support their youth. >> reporter: she was hired through a youth jobs program. >> this is what i like to do. gives me experience to show me how things work. >> reporter: federal stimulus money ran out in 2010.

officials say investing in youth now will pay off in the long run. today the syrian national counsel took aim at president obama as they called on the u.s. and other powers to work to stop the bloodshed in syria. >> we would like to say to president obama that waiting for election day to make the right decision is unacceptable for syrians. we can't understand a super power ignores the killings of tens of thousands. >> the rec cross shelter declared the -- the red cross declared the conflict a civil war. in other news of the world, in nepal 38 people died when a

bus crashed. it was so over packed that some people were riding on the roof. the driver lost control and pouchinged into a -- plunged into a canal. most were indian nationals on board. a freak series of summerrered toes struck -- summer tornadoes struck poland. it destroyed about 100 homes and flattened 1,000 acres of woodland. one man was killed when he was crushed inside his home. three, two, one. lift off. >> to space, a russian capsule launched this morning to the international space station. the crew is expected to travel

two days before reaching the outpost. london's mayor is among those saying it was wrong to pull the plug on bruce springsteen and paul mccartney before they finished their concert performance. [ cheers and applause ] >> you can hear the crowd and the applause but you can't hear bruce springsteen. organizers turned his microphone off because the conert went a half hour past the -- concert went a half hour past the curfew. still to come, if this sounds familiar, you could have a problem. a warning from experts about a new kind of addiction and the types of people most at risk. >> a year ago this skate park faced financial ruin, now it has been saved. we will tell you how.

recapping our top stories for you. in the east bay, police are investigating the death of a man whose body was discovered this morning. they don't yet know who the man is or how he died but police are treating the matter as suspicious. the fbi is joining san francisco police due to vandalizem. we will have more -- vandalism. we will have more tonight. and the aids walk in golden gate park brought thousands of

people together to focus on funding for aids programs. they raised $77 million over the past 26 years. police say officers arrested four gang members running from the scene of a fight. happened last night. officers spotted a car leaving the scene with the lights off. they stopped the vehicle and a search turned up evidence of gang affiliation. some much needed financial help is keeping one of the premier skateboarding parks open. ktvu's christien kafton is live in san jose where one of the world's top skateboarders stoped by. >> reporter: a year ago it was close to financial ruin but now thanks to hard work and

donations, i can ride with the skaters. >> reporter: there were stunts today all around the skate park a park that was slated to close due to budget cuts. >> this is like the best skate park around. all the other ones are not as good as this. >> reporter: she says grass roots efforts made all the difference and now the park is safe. >> save our skate park got involved. we reached out. >> we are very excited to get this check for the park. >> reporter: she was on hand to accept a big check from coca- cola for $10,000. it also brought out skateboardings' biggest name. tony hawk who talked about the importance of funding parks.

>> skating gives so much to kids. >> reporter: it is now in competition for a bigger donation, 100,000 is up for grabs. coca-cola is giving away the money whoever gets the most votes. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. there is word of a protest planned for tomorrow in san francisco targeting muni. demonstrators plan to mark the death of kenneth haring. he died after refusing to pay his fair. they found the bullet that killed him came from his own gun. tomorrow's demonstration could block lines. . partial recount of votes for a tobacco tash measure starts tomorrow. it lost by 30,000 votes out of

5 million cast. a surgeon asked for a recount. a recount will start tomorrow ahead of a manual recount set for wednesday. a measure allowing marijuana dispensaries in the city. a vote tomorrow night could put an initiative on the november ballot. it calls for 3 marijuana dispensaries and amends zoning regulations and sets up business codes. the city counsel is expected tomorrow to approve a trial of a parking permit program. it involves processorville. residents would get a permit toparchies a single -- to purchase a single vehicle.

if approved the trial could start as soon as september. rumors that apple is almost ready to release a new i-phone. they suggest it will be available august 7. the new phones will look different and the space lab website posted this picture that shows what the new phones will look like. you can watch ktvu newscast when you are away from the television, download the ktvu app and be connected anytime, anywhere. experts say smartphones smartphones and computers may lead people to an internet addiction. certain people may be more at risk than others. >> reporter: if spending time

online interferes with relationships you mave an adecision. he started -- you may have an addiction. he started investigating. >> i have two boys and between the three of us and my wife we had 18 devices. when my boys were texting each other at the dinner table, i said we have a problem. >> reporter: he discusses the good and bad influences technology has on our lives. it could be a problem for some. >> the person who is wired and connected and they have got their twitter followers and all their friends and consumed by that, they don't understand the amount of time. >> reporter: certain personality types may be more

likely to become addicted. >> almost like an addictive personality. and the technology fits into that. they believe they can multitask. >> reporter: a technology detox may be in order if you can't go a weekend without checking online. >> a floating party led to 12 arrests. the second annual rafters gone wild event attracted 3,000 people yesterday. rafters fought with each other and through rocks at deputies. raptors did go wild. >> her 106 birthday, coming up we will take you to her big bash. >> warm today but will the

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. some people are celebrating national ice cream day. the shop was very busy when we stopped by today. they are celebrating with balloons, a dj and a birthday party for the mascot and customers receiving a discount. >> we are celebrating with our sun deys -- sundaes. $1.18 sundaes all day. >> not bad. ronald reagan declared july 15

as nation ice cream cream day. >> chocolate chip. they should make it every day. >> they should. cool today for ice cream that coast. 50s. cool numbers for the beaches. inland, away from the fog, 90 degrees. here is our live camera showing you this. bay bridge. san francisco in the back ground and the fog, which has been glued to the coast for a week still out there. it will push back into the bay tonight and tomorrow morning. right now, there is the pattern, with the clouds hugging the shoreline. bring back the satellite. as you can see the buoys, we have a breeze. golden gate bridge winds gusting to 22 miles per hour. the breeze, it was out there today, and still holding on.

as far as temperatures, they range from the upper 50s to 60 in pacifica. warmest locations inland. they warmed up, lower 90s. 91 degrees in antioch this sunday afternoon. tonight more clouds. coastal fog. gusty winds. tomorrow clouds. big change for monday, we gradually warm things up. you will see the temperatures on the five-day forecast in a bit. in the pacific, the fog. there is a cool weather system that will be approaching northern california. it could generate showers. that would be on tuesday. low, though. the main impacts, look at this temperature drop monday. by tuesday the warmest locations inland, lower 70s. 72-73 degrees. tuesday will be the coolest day

of the week. over cast out there monday morning. and we could have drizzle. especially that coast and around the bay. moisture on the roadways. into the afternoon hours, clouds near the shoreline. partly cloudy skies. temperatures inland in the 70s. temperatures coming down 8-12 degrees from today's highs. oakland 63. antioch, mid-70s. a breeze out there, winds from 15-25 miles per hour. notice that wind. especially into the afternoon hours. and bring the sweater and the jacket for the coast again. upper 50s to 60 degrees. here is your five-day forecast. few extra clouds tuesday. a slight chance of a north bay sprinkle. we warm up wednesday, thursday,

friday. we will be tracking high clouds by thursday. and warming for saturday and sunday. last week i was illustrating triple digits. this week a different story. >> 20 degrees cooler. thank you. a bay area woman is known as the woman of the black panther party is celebrating her 106th birthday party today. >> always there. 106 years old. >> ruth jones has been a member at glide for 40 years and well known. >> i love all of you. >> she said she just loves all

of you. she helped establish the league of women voters and received the woman of color award in 2008. coming up, serena williams and after last night's nail biter, the giants try to follow up with a sweet over the astros. joe fonzi is up next with sports rap.

good evening. welcome to sports rap. so far so good for the giants. san francisco had matt cain on the mound today trying to finish off a sweep of the astros and they got him a

couple of runs. buster posey cracks one against bud norris . the giants 1-0. they loaded the bases. and then bell walked. he trots home from third. 2-0 san francisco. the astros tied the game up. johnson with a shot that finds ithe gap. -- finds the gap. >> the throw is late. >> the giants made matt cain a winner. buster posey gets his second hit and rbi of the day. pablo sandoval from second. he slides in. buster posey had three hits before it was over and matt cain had his 10th win. giants win. and they are off tomorrow before going to atlanta tuesday. dodger stadium. the dodgers hurt themselves

against the padres. hairston makes the stop and throws it away. two runs come home. the dodgers open the door and the padres win 7-2. the giants lead is back to a game and a half. >> today's game was one that had to make the hitting coach proud. six runs in the first two innings. one to right. that scores one for the first run. 2-0 after a half inning. in the second, the power display. johnny gomes got one. number 10 for him. 4-1 oakland. he rides one to center. number 11 on the year for him. it is 5-1. the next batter up

was chris carter. he shows his power with his fifth of the year. three home runs in the inning for the a's who led 6-1. but the booing begins. smith came to the plate in the 6 6th. his 10th of the year. the a's get four in the game like yesterday and dominate the twins in minnesota. the a's sweep with a 9-4 win. they won 9-11. and in the middle of the race for the second wide card. >> today's finals in stanford. she took on serena williams but she did have support from her mother. >> take more time and decide what you will do. you are a phenomenal athletes and you are gifted. >> she has been taking time.

>> mom's advice worked for a while. she jumped ahead in the first set. she was two points away from taking the set but serena rallied. she was serving but couldn't finish the deal. she wins 7-5. then dominated the second set. she wraps it up 6-3. she wins with her 43 win. tize her sister for the -- ties her sister for the lead. >> it is looking like jeremy lin will be wearing a houston rockets uniform. he signed an offer sheet with houston. the knicks have till tuesday to decide whether or not to match it. reports make it sound like they will let him go. it calls for $25 million over three years. carmelo anthony called the

contract ridiculous. which makes it hard for to imagine them on the same team soon. >> still to come, a very unexpected hazard not conducive to bicycle tires today in the tour de france. we will be right back.

the folks in illinois didn't get the winner they were pulling for but got another one. steve stricker began the day three strokes back. birdie on number 2. and then did this. he made his birdie and within one stroke of the lead. but another area local, zack johnson started four back. johnson finished with a 65.

third round leader troy madison was still to be heard from. rallies down the stretch. makes an eagle at 17 and moves into a tie with johnson. they had to do a playoff. both double bogeyed 18. here is what johnson does the second time. 194 yards out. the ball comes to rest a short birdie putt away. >> what a shot! >> johnson nailed it for the 9 9th victory of his career. the fourth player to win two tournaments this year. >> the u.s. open wrapping up in michigan. chapman on the par 3, 17th hole, birdie. he won by two. he joins jack nicholas to win the u.s. open senior open and

the senior pga in the same year. >> the tour de france, someone scattered tacks on the road. many suffered flat tired. he had three separate flats. he trades his bike for a new one. the stage was won by sanchez of spain. was in a group of 5 riders that broke away. the leader repains wiggens -- remains wiggens. >> nascar this weekend, denny hamlin had the best car but they took four new tires while the others took two. he wasn't able to make up enough ground. kasey kahne won his second win

of the year after -- and that will do it for sports rap. see you tonight at 10:00. >> that four tire change. gets you ever time. >> you have to make those splits decisions. >> thank you. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, many people are decided to start their own business, especially in the bay area. which cities are the hottest and why some say failure in a new venture is the key to success. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks. our coverage continues right here on www.ktvu.com and we will see you back here tonight at 10:00. happy ice cream day everyone.