suspects and the details are intriguing and drawn attention to another robbery. >> reporter: officers swarmed on to the streets catching two home invasion suspects by surprise. officers got a call at 4:00 a.m. >> the fact they went into the house? they could have hurt him. >> reporter: the two men told the homeowner they were armed. the suspects fled when officers arrived. one was found hiding in a backyard. >> did the dog bite him? >> he did apprehend him with a bite to the leg. superficial. >> reporter: this afternoon investigators revealed the victim set up a meeting with a woman through the internet and the woman brought the suspects with her. they are looking into a home invasion at this complex after

midnight this past sunday. >> the location, the relationship the victim had with the suspects, does shows similarities with the sunnyvale case. >> reporter: neighbors gave credit to police and themselves. >> they protect us. but it takes people that need to report suspicious activity and that is what happened here. >> reporter: at this hour investigators are searching for the woman who witnesses say sped away before officers arrived. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. protesters stopped muni service today as they marked one year since kenneth harding shot himself during a confrontation with police. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco where a memorial is going on right now at the scene of the shooting. david. >> reporter: 4 dozen people turned out for the rally. a day commemorating the death

of kenneth harding. it is held here, the intersection where he died a year ago today after a shoot out with police. that made muni the target of the shut down this morning. protesters earlier indicated another stoppage might be in the works, muni has seen no problems but have shuttle buses standing by. this is video of the shooting one year ago today. kenneth harding was on parole for trying to prostitute a 14- year-old and a person of interest in a double homicide. police say kenneth harding died of a bullet wound from his own gun. kenneth harding's mother is now suing. >> what it is my son was the worst case of racial profiling

and it had to do with the shut down today as well. >> strong feelings. u.n., the reality was, the shot that killed him came from his weapon. >> reporter: this is video from 20 minutes ago from a woman attempting to block the t line in protest of kenneth harding's death. police escorted her away. this continues to be a peaceful protest. we will bring you an update at 7:00 on tv 36. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details. kenneth harding had a police record. he was a parolee at the time of the muni shooting. he was convicted of raping a 13- year-old girl while under home detention for armed robbery and he tried to force that same girl into prostitution at the age of 14 and a person of

interest in a double murder case. we have learned a second suspect in the killing of a san francisco man and his two sons will not fight extradition from north carolina. he faces murder charges when he returns. he was in the car with a man when the three men were killed. a third son who survived the shooting testified that it was romos who pulled the trigger. police chase ended with two robbery suspects crashing a suv. police spotted the two men around 12:30 p.m. this afternoon. officers pursued pursued the pair, and the driver rolled the vehicle. one suspect was hurt and the other was arrested outside a nearby tile store. also in oakland a man

driving a car was shot and wounded. witnesses say the victim waved down a bystander who flagged down a fire truck. the man was taken to the hospital in serious condition. no word on a motive. >> police are asking for the public's help in finding two burglary suspects. they are trying to identify these two men. surveillance video captured these images. investigators say they are associated with several burglaries. anyone with information is asked to call police. after several months, state treasurer bill lockyer filed for divorce from his wife nadia lockyer. it comes three months after nadia lockyer resigned from the boat of supervisors. -- board of supervisors.

he wants to revolve the matter privily. in san jose officials began posting eviction notices at a homeless encampment after suspicious fires. there have been 7 fires in the past two weeks. one neighbor says he is relieved by the eviction notice. >> i think it is a great thing  for the neighborhood. because the people over there, if you try to take a walk, they yell at you. >> the city plans to clear out the camp thursday morning. the fda approved the first medication today shown to reduce the risk of hiv and it was made in the bay area. ktvu's rob roth is live now in san francisco with the home tonight for nose at risk of -- for those at risk of contracting the aids virus.

>> reporter: health clinics treat patients with hiv and aids. doctors and officials call the fda's approval of truvada a milestone in the fight to prevent hiv infection. >> reporter: many of his patients are hiv positive, including this one. he has been prescribing the drug truvada prescribed by gilead sciences -- made by gilead sciences. >> i am preventing hiv by putting them on truvada. >> reporter: the fda approved truvada for use by healthy hiv negative people who engage in risky sexual behavior or who are partners that are hiv infected. >> today a new era in hive prevention. >> reporter: with 50,000 people in the u.s. becoming infected,

they are hoping truvada will help stop the spread of the disease. >> it will take us a number of years to get to the vaccine that protects at high rates. this is just one of them but it is the first pill that can prevent you from becoming hiv infected. >> we wouldn't want anyone to abandon their condom use. >> reporter: officials hope with the fda's tamp of approval, insurance companies will cover the drug and that truvada will become more accessible in low income areas. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a researcher is taking a different approach to finding a cure for hiv and aids. he is head of a stanford lab targeting heading reservoirs of

the virus. he found new compounds that have been shown to activate hiv reservoirs and give doctors a way to flush out the virus. a bay area drug maker said it is laying off hundreds of workers. they will close its mountain view and santa clara offices and cut 300 jobs. the company says 100 jobs will be located to other facilities. they are best known for its flew mist inflewentiona vaccine. walmart started hiring for its new store. they will take over a vacant building. the store is set to open this fall. california has the worst cret rating -- credit rating in the country. california is the only state

with a a minus rating. they blamed over spending, late budgets and sky rocketing pensions. a bad credit rating effects the interest states pay on their bond. dismal earnings, news that will add more fuel to the public pension debate. they reported 1% in annual investment returns for the year that ended june 30. that is below the projected 7.5%. it will add pressure to government employees to contribute more to their pension funds. nursing mothers brought their babies to the social security office today to send home a message. they attended the nurse in, it was prompted by a incident last week when a security guard told the woman to leave the building

because she was breast breast- feeding. >> i wanted to show it is not sexual. it is natural and it is legal to breast-feed in any public place. >> the protest was organized by the mother's group. dangerous crashes on our bay area freeways involving deer. what is being done to help. >> it was cooler today. you noticed it. more cool weather into the week. more fog. how cool will it be for tuesday? back here in 10. >> watch every newscast live on your mobile device, click on the live streaming button when you download our app.

we got the power. >> 250 san francisco court workers walked off the jobs today crippling court business. the court workers include clerks and other support staff. they are protesting a 5% pay cut. the workers say they will decide tonight whether to continue to strike tomorrow. jurors began deliberating today in the lawsuit against hans reiser. acting as his own attorney he said that he would like to have a chance to teach his children important lessons about life. a judge told him his son and daughter had that but he took it away by killing their mother. the prosecutor is seeking $10 million in damages for each child. you will find coverage of the hans reiser case on our website, www.ktvu.com. including our interview with

hans reiser in prison. just click on the hans reiser tab. four members of a family were taken into custody today in a case of elder abuse. the family is accused of running an unlicensed care facility in san jose. one relative talks about how her uncle was treated. >> many dogs everywhere. feces and pee on the floor. slept on a mattress. terrible conditions. showering once a month. >> he and another uncle lived there like prisoners. they are scheduled to enter a plea august 21. a bay area developer and director of the california bank of commerce was killed with his wife in a plane crash. a spokes person said they were flying from utah to colorado when their plane went down over

the weekend. helicopters spotted the crash site south of salt lake city. his wife had a design company. the couple had three grown children and four grandchildren. it is a google search that gave yahoo a new ceo. they named google executive marissa mayer as the new yahoo boss. marissa mayer needs to be prepared for a tough road as the company struggles. microsofts rolled out its new software in san francisco. it is the company's most ambitious release to date. the ability for the user to buy the software or rent and share it as needed through cloud and lets users communicate through

skype. problem that is becoming more dangerous for drivers. ktvu's cara liu is live in redwood city with the plan to track deer. >> reporter: researchers say there are thousands of crashes involving deer on california roadways every year and this stretch is one of the worse. now they are studying where, when and how deer cross the freeway in hopes of reducing crashes. >> scary. >> reporter: he knows what it is like to crash into a deer on the highway. >> one jumped in front of us. i ducked. did a 180, spun out. luckily we were okay but the deer didn't make it. >> reporter: especially at freeway speeds, crashes can be dangerous. 280 has had more than its share

of problems. >> huge population of deer. >> reporter: caltrans, uc davis and fish and game are trying to reduce crashes and injuries. you may see them putting tracking callers on the deer. >> we are not hurting the deer. >> reporter: this is part of a study that began last year to see whether crossings or another solution would be the best way to deal with this. this is going on this weekend and next. live, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now, firefighters are slowly gaining ground on a wildfire that has been burning since wednesday. containment of the robbers fire

is now at 30%. the fire grew 100 acres over night to 2500 acres. it burned one home, three outbuildings and forced hundreds of people to evacuate and the cost of fighting the fire, $5 million. it cooled off again today. 5-10 degrees. it is windy out there too. picking out winds near pittsburg. 29 miles per hour. they are sustained west, southwest at 23 miles per hour. it is breezy and windy out there. these are the highs today, below the average. not talking about spare the air days. these temperatures are below the average. we will stay cool the next 48 hours. cool and breezy tomorrow. tomorrow, a lot like today.

not a big change. extended forecast, by the weekend it warms up. if it was february we would be getting snow and rain. this time of year it is enough to start that push of wind, enhances the marine layer. fog turns it in to clouds. that is what we have today. that is why temperatures dropped off. and that is why they will be cool again tomorrow. drizzle showing up. we had it yesterday. drizzle showing up 7:00 a.m. in the north bay. around the peninsula. towards the pittsburg area. vallejo. don't be surprised if tomorrow there is wet. tomorrow afternoon, clearing. as the low gets closer it will give us sunshine. we will see more sun tomorrow. drizzle in the morning. but we will continue to have these cool, below average

temperatures. the cool air repairs. it is hanging out. tuesday like today with more sunshine than we saw. and that will make for a brighter situation. here is the highs for tomorrow. 73 clear lake. 71 fairfield. 70 concord. 70 antioch. antioch should be 93 degrees. well below the average. 15 degrees below. 75 gilroy. peninsula, foggy and cool. and santa cruz, it just is. not talking about fires. this pattern is not conducive to fires. >> so much different from the weekend. thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 a look at how the san francisco protest is effecting the commute and a look at the shooting behind the protest and a house fire, how the family pets are credited with saving the lives of two

people inside the house. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. he has been hailed a national hero. the honor he is getting close to home. your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

. captain sully sullenberger and his wife will be honored for their work on behalf of animal rights. tony larussa's foundation is giving them the hope award. they are long time volunteers. the award will be given this september. joe is in for mark tonight and the bay area has two baseball teams that are doing really well. >> you would have to call the a's one of the success story in baseball this season. one of their pitching contributors may be just as unlikely as a story. he was drafted 5 years ago as an outfielder. after two knee surgeries he was converted to a pitcher. that has gone well. he was called up to the big

club, and unhittable out of the bullpen, 1-0. 26 strikeouts and a 2.2 earned run average. right now the hitters don't know much about him. >> yeah. that is what it takes to get up here and stay up here. the self-analyzing and knowing your strengths strengths and weaknesses and working on them. . >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> absolutely. i think about it several times a day to be honest with you. something that, you know, i am proud of. i am just really glad it worked out. >> the olympics around the corner. the u.s. women's basketball team in washington today. the team took on brazil in a tune up game. brazil got tuned up. rattling in 3 of her 16. she had the assist there.

u.s. rolls to a 99-67 win. men playing brases zil right now. >> giants and a's both off today. see you tonight at 10:00. >> thank you. and yahoo chose a new ceo. the change comes at a critical time for the giant. and we are learning more about the google executive. we will have that story and much more coming up tonight at 10:00. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. [ male announcer ] if you think any battery will do,

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