young lady. and then the guy just ran running over there and that guy crashed to another car. >> police later arrested a man they say was connected to the -- connected to the case but the driver is still unaccounted for. hours of hotel workers are picketing today over unsafe and unfair working conditions. i want to show you a live picture in front of the san francisco grand high -- hyatt. this is a crucial area for commuters and it may effect traffic but so far the protest has been peaceful. the protesters say the hyatt is discouraging union organizing and hiring minimum wage labors. now they say they have to clean 30 room as day.

organizers say the standard is 14 room as day at the unionized hotels. >> i have heard stories and seen people who been injured and couldn't afford healthcare to -- because they didn't have enough hours. >> this is the tactics the union is using in order to put pressure on hyatt to grow its organization. >> today's protest is part of a global boycott. >> protesters also gathering at the ferry building. they are upset about the police shootings in anaheim that led to protests and rioting. ktvu's john fowler is live in san francisco. >> reporter: not since the vit

phenomenon protests -- vit nomprotests of the 1970s. -- vietnam protests of the 1970s. hesies the occupy movement and the anaheim protests are products of the new awakening. >> reporter: peaceful today so far, or violent like 9 months ago. protests are unlike anything since the vit nom-- vietnam war. >> reporter: he points to america's increasing equality. >> why is no one paying any attention. >> reporter: he says the anaheim street protesters were

encouraged by occupy questioning. >> asking big questions they spawn other questions. >> reporter: and civil disobedience. >> it makes protests more legitimate. if you see others protestings, yes, it takes on the diverse form -- protesting, yes, it takes on the diverse form. >> reporter: another protest is planned in anaheim tomorrow. they plan to march peacefully. we will have more on the situation as it develops. reporting live in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. those anaheim protests were sparked by two deadly police shootings last weekend. the worse protest was tuesday night and 600 demonstrators through rocks and bottles at police. two dozen people were arrested and two businesses were

damaged. officials are asking authorities to investigate the shootings. police are searching for four men suspected of a robbery this afternoon at a jewelry store in new park mall. investigators say they stormed the shop. smashed cashes at zena jewelers whale people were shopping -- while people were shopping nearby. >> pistolspistols and a pistol machine gun. >> investigators say shots were fired. the four men ran out of the store through jc penney and jumped into two get away cars. police released a sketch of a man who robbed a bicyclist at gun point this week. police say the man confrontedfronted the victim tuesday night behind the shopping center. he is a african american man in his 20s wearing a black hooded

sweat shirt and blue jeans. police are investigating their 23 homicide of the year. police found a man suffering from stab wounds last night around 8:30 p.m. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police haven't released the victim's identity and no arrests have been made. a man accused of killing his girlfriend appeared in court today. he is charged with murder for using a machete to kill her on june 26. he did not enter a plea today. several large trees have fell during the past week without notice, one even seriously ingeorged a boy -- injured a boy. ktvu's alex savage is live with more. >> reporter: drought conditions

can cause some trees to lose strength and give way. look that damage here. a huge hole where a tree fell over, and blocking this road. the tree toppled this week, damaging this property. he has seen a concerning trend recently, a summer spike in downed tree. >> it is more of trees with bad structure. bad roots. they got decay. >> reporter: during a drought trees desperate for moisture can become top heavy. >> you will get a heavier than normal crown and more brittle wood inside. >> reporter: while trees are known to come down in winter storms, the summer can be just as dangerous. a tree nearly crushed a car and

this branch took down power lines and yesterday a 12-year- old boy was crushed by a fallen tree at a camp site. it shows why parks employees do a hazardous tree inspection. >> if you are in a natural area things will happen. it is part of the risk of being in the area but we try to make it as safe as possible. >> reporter: all the trees have people focused on the danger. >> every year i have a crew come out and check. >> reporter: he says it is a good idea to look that trees near your house, look for dead limbs and decay near the case of the trunk. the boy injured yesterday by the fallen tree has a crushed pelvis and listed in critical

condition tonight at the hospital. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco mayor ed lee was at ocean beach to unveil the ocean beach master plan, preserving the beach and tackling erosion and cleaning up the appearance and better connect the area to the rest of the area. >> you cross the street and there you are at ocean beach. for us what happens to the beach is what happens to our homes and neighborhoods. >> part of the plan is rerouting traffic. football met expectations today but that isn't helping. facebook went pucklic on may -- public on may 18, since then it closed down $29 from its price.

shares continue to drop today. ktvu's robert handa is live at facebook headquarters with why the stock is slipping. >> reporter: facebook is still growing and will soon announce it has one billion users. the sheer number of users offers some hope for the future, but only if big changes are made. >> reporter: at one time facebook and zinger seemed a good fit but facebook's disappointing earnings, combined with zynga's disastrous report, reflect what some told us. >> i like playing video games but through facebook not really. i don't like the ads. >> reporter: facebook met expectations today, the charnels associated with the ipo -- the charges ashed with the ipo resulted in a loss.

zynga's ceo said declines in engagements, how long people played were do to changes facebook made. he sited competition. >> the other properties coming up, are not coming up under facebook, they are coming up under their own social networking engine. >> reporter: he says the number of users is still key for investors. >> it is a long term investments. should be a buy and hold and not get caught up in making the quick money right now. >> reporter: many say facebook may be depending too much on cultivating mobile advertising. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. deputies shot and killed a mountain lion that knocked down a door and got inside a home.

the animal was killed sunday. the homeowner was working in the yard when she heard a commotion inside. >> i heard a huge dog fight and a crash from the back of my house. i ran around and saw my backdoor was kicked in. >> deputies later found the mountain lion in a tree and they shot the animal after they determined it was a public safety issue. customers getting paid back, the pie you could get a piece of. >> clouds are reforming at the coast. looking at a chance of drizzle tonight. which neighborhoods could get a little bit wet. 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.

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police say the gunman who may have killed a couple inside their home earlier this week could be on his way to mexico. marybell jimenez and pedro jimenez were killed in their home early monday morning. their three children were home and not hurt. police say this is the gunman, he is 31-year-old pedro castellon medina of san jose and they say he may be traveling to southern california or possibly mexico. investigators believe he was the former boyfriend of pedro jimenez. we are learning new details about a plane that crashed in alaska last week. the plane broke apart in air before hitting the ground. the crash killed the two. the couple leased leased the plane. they were headed to fair banks when they crashed. people who received a loan advance on their pay checks are

getting paid back. 346 ken pritchett -- pen p is live -- ktvu's ken pritchett is live with more. >> reporter: the settlement with money mart was reached last year but today is the count down for customers to claim the money. >> reporter: money mart and other lenders are known for high interest rates and fees but there is a steady flow of customers. he has been a customer for 9 years. >> sometimes i need the cash. and i don't have a problem getting it. >> but they had a problem with the city of san francisco. >> by virtue of them charging up to 400% apr to our citizens. >> reporter: he sued money mart in 2007 claiming violations of

california's unfair business practices law. this represents the rebate check some could receive. >> between $20 and $1,800. >> really? >> okay. i might end up doing that. >> reporter: that is what he wants to hear and the point of the press conference too, get the word out to customers thet they could have money coming -- that they could have money coming their way. >> san francisco has the second highest level of density of pay day lenders. after seattle. >> reporter: to find out if you are eligible or file a claim, we have information on www.ktvu.com. a similar settlement with check and go will be announced soon. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the san francisco san francisco herb & natural food company announced they are --

the san francisco herb & natural food company is recalling sen products due to the contamination of rodents. they took immediately steps to remedy the problem. for a list of recalled products go to www.ktvu.com. fire crews are trying to get the upper hand on the pen fire. cal fire says the fire started 3:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. one firefighter was seriously hurt last night when a woman hit him with her car. officials say the fire burned 180 acres and only 15% contained. they have teamed up with kentucky fried chicken to help the wildfire victims in

colorado. they are donating $200,000. wildfires destroyed 220 acres and hundreds of homes so far this year. the waldo canyon fire is the most destructive fire in colorado history. it started on june 23 and killed two people and destroyed 347 homes and burned more than 18,000 acres. cool around here. fog at the coast right now. it returns tonight and outside, you can see the fog bumping up against the coast. it pushes in. in the golden gate park, mission district and across the bay, fremont and other areas. it will be foggy. if you had fog this morning, you got it again this morning. these are the highs for today. 86 in antioch.

80 in fairfield. i expect fairfield to be in the low 90s. we are all low average temperature cans because the marine layer is getting thick. it is the standard recipe for heating and cooling for most summer days. how fat the marine layer is is a function of how warm or cool you will be. right now it is fat, so it will be cool. plenty of fog and low clouds. bay area weekend, we got changes. tomorrow will be like today. bay area weekend, temperatures come up, high pressure wants to build in. it will be warmer. tomorrow, this weekend, garlic festival, it could be hot, 88 on sunday. that is very nice. this seem of year easy upper 90s. the weather will be on the mild side. tomorrow morning, big fog foot

print. all 9 counties have fog. it burns off and then it warms. it shoots up through the delta. the cool moist air has a huge impact up to the sacramento valley. 84 clear lake. these are highs for a friday. they are nice but fire danger not the lead story. hopefully won't be for a few days with this weather and not counting on spare the air day but it cleans out the atmosphere. 74 menlow park. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view shapes up like this. warmer for the weekend. but not hot. nice. tomorrow is like today and then a warm up through sunday. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 one popular destination gets set to roll out smarter meters.

>> pay for parking with coins and credit cards and soon your cell phone. how it will help. >> and along the bay bridge all in the name of safety. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. it is a back to school necessity, the public health reminder for students who will soon be hetting back to class. -- heading back to class.

california department of public health is urging parents to get their 7th grade children immunization against whooping cough. 9,000 cases were reported in california. a new law was signed by governor jerry brown requiring a whooping cough booster before high school students can reenter school. red is in -- fred is in for mark. >> no doom and gloom mere from me. i guarantee you -- gloom here from me. i guarantee you. the best record for the month of july, 16-3. that is 16-3, folks. the a's in toronto today trying

to complete a three dame sweep. first inning homer. 17-22 homers have been solo jobs. tommy wants a do over on this play. executes the safety squeeze. that breaks open the game. toronto 10-4. oakland now heads to baltimore for the weekend. 49ers hold their first full practice of summer camp tomorrow. he is now on board. he signed his one year, $6.2 million offer today. $6.2million, not a bad salary. but he was seeking a long-term contract. team high interceptions of six last year. his signing mean all defensive starters are now in camp. >> for us to go out and have

the unit we have and compete with high profile offenses like that, it will be good for us. not just me. >> talk about you blue caller football player, he drove this tractor for an hour on the highway just to get to steelers camp. that is blue caller at its best. football is back, you guys. >> thank you. well, if you want, wake up with ktvu by getting the latest head hines to your -- headlines to your phone, text wake up to 701233 and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.

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