johnathon martinez was inside. authorities say he was wearing a white t-shirt, genes and a a's cap -- jeans and a a's cap. we will keep you posted. residents are a buzz over a new comedy being filmed. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live at the home where the shoot still going on. >> reporter: hollywood hardware is unusual for this neighborhood. you can see equipment trucks lining the streets out here, over there there is a spot for actors and over there, craft surfaces, all a bit busy out here for the folks who live here but they also say it is a lot of fun. >> reporter: it is the picture of suvene, -- serene. but today hollywood and woody allen are taking over.

we got him and his life lunching. in between takes. the film is a romantic comedy. >> been a giggle. >> reporter: they are filming a cocktail party today. >> amazing. so controlled. everybody is so professional. >> awesome. my bedroom i had since i was 15 is now her wardrobe room. >> reporter: her daughter showed us the costumes. >> it is my birthday today so this is the best birthday ever. being in the house with all the celebrities. >> reporter: she also got to play a small part in the flick. she is hoping woody allen will call her. maybe. >> in a heart be. >> reporter: according to the san francisco film commission,

woody allen will film most of the film in the city. the movie will we released at the end of next year. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. protesters marked the 67th anniversary of the world war ii bombic of hiroshima -- bombing of hiroshima with a protest in san francisco. the group marched from the consulate to the san francisco headquarters of pg&e. the group is calling for the halt of nuclear power plants. they say the government of japan should evacuate children leaving near the fukushima plant. a dead infant found in a backyard. investigators say a couple made the discovery after coming home from vacation yesterday. authorities haven't released the age, sex or race of the baby. there did not appear to be signs of trauma.

>> we don't know if a crime has occurred and that is one of the reasons we are holding back and wanting to see which way the evidence leads us. >> neighbors say they didn't see anything out of the ordinary. a autopsy is planned to determine the cause and time of death. >> police in richmond are trying to piece together a shooting that left a 16-year- old dead. he was shot to death. he was a promising football player. the shooting may have been gang related but those who know him say he was not in a gang. his sister says he may have been wearing the wrong curl. >> he loved to make friends. they mistake -- the mistake was to be at the wrong place that wrong time and wear the wrong color. >> one shooter is under arrest

and one at large. man is under arrest. this morning three men entered a home but only two made it out alive. the third suspect was shot and killed by the man who lived there. right now it is unclear if the homeowner will face charges. a dog was shot and killed in the home. we are learning more about the shooter who opened fire inside a sikh temple in wisconsin. the suspect is wade michael page. there are reports he was linked to white supremacist groups. he was discharged from the army a decade ago. 7 people were killed in the shooting, including wade michael page. three people remain in the hospital in critical condition, including the first police officer who arrived on the scene. back here in the bay area, members of the local sikh community share close ties with

the victim. ktvu's ann rubin is live at the sikh temple. >> reporter: that's right. many here knew the victims well. worshiping with them over the year. all day people of all faiths have been calling and stopping by to pay their respects. >> reporter: they came to offer a handshake and kind words. comforting the sikh community. >> we wanted to share our support to our brothers and sisters and we are with them at this time of sadness. >> reporter: they also have been the victims of violence. the two religions are often confused. >> after 9/11 -- >> reporter: at this point there is speculation about why they were targeted sunday. for the people at the san jose temple it hit close to home.

several victims worked here over the last few years. in the hours after the attack in wisconsin management of the san jose temple held a security meeting with police and they will discuss extra safety measures tonight. >> only way to prevent these kind of things is take care of the mental health issues. >> reporter: education will also be key. as a result they say their open door policy won't change. >> it can happen anywhere. you cannot live life by fear. >> reporter: there will also be a candlelight vigil here wednesday at 8:00 p.m. to honor the victims. live in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. a report out lining the flaws of the april 14 race was released today. the cause was the course sailed

by the boat the low speed chase. five were killed when the sail boat capsized and crashed. as a result of the tragedy a counsel has been formed to set safety standards for local ocean events. to see the report go to www.ktvu.com. the sacramento be reports caltrans uncovered problems on bridge safety testing. including suspicious testinizecludinginize -- suspicious tests. the review was prompted by a technician who falsified tests last year. no bridge has been found to be unsafe in the review. >> we want to update you, police say they have located located the car involved in the amber alert of the abduction of the one-year-old girl.

here are live pictures. you see the police car there. police found the car believed to be the vehicle used in the kidnapping. the sheriff's offense says johnathon martinez kidnapped his daughter earlier today. police say the vehicle there that they found this afternoon, they found the vehicle but neither johnathon martinez or the baby were inside. he is a man, 30 years old, 6'1", 170 pounds. he was wearing a white t-shirt, jeans and a a's hat. the baby was wearing yellow and green. we will monitor the situation there and bring you more information as we get it. firefighters are battling a wildfire in the national forecast. the chips fire is burning 120

miles northeast of sacramento. it consumed 13,000 acres and threatening 2 dozen homes. officials say calmer winds and humidity helped firefighters over night. it is still zero percent contained. silly college of san francisco, tonight the school -- city college of san francisco, tonight the school's future is unclear. >> rob roth has more. >> reporter: the board of trustees for city college are about to meet right here on campus. it is expected to discuss a plan of action to avoid losing accreditation while students are having a tough time getting classes. >> reporter: student after student came to register today only to find out the ones they needed were already full. >> means my education will take

longer. >> reporter: we met one students who needs a math class. >> pretty important. studying architecture. >> reporter: city college is offering 500 fewer classes than last fall. part of the problem is poor financial planning. a weakness sited last month. 92% of the budget goes towards salaries and benefits. that is why their accreditation is in jeopardy. >> the money is not effectively spent within the system. and that is one of the top priorities the board is trying to address. >> reporter: until improvements comes students may notice changes. >> classes down 10%. part time counselors cut. >> reporter: one teacher said that once school starts he expects his class will be

packed with students on a waiting list. >> i will try to go to class and get in. >> reporter: they must submit an action plan by october 15 and a final report next march. losing accreditation could force them to close. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. after 38 years garden city is closing their doors today. how the casino will live on. >> the aquarium has new residents. where the sea creatures came from. >> a warmer day, with hotter temperatures on the way. i will have the numbers coming up.

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kicked up. so this is the full into context now, having just got this full-resolution hazard ca the red planet, curiosity landed last night. the new pictures show it descending and documenting the crater as well as a picture of the mountain in the distance come it will drive to. larger images are expected later this week. a card club is closing to make room for a new venue. they say the change is bittersweet. ktvu's janine de la vega is live from garden city casino. >> reporter: managers are expecting a big crowd because it is the final night. they have been here at the corner for nearly 40 years so this marks the end of an era.

>> reporter: with the sign and architecture, the casino takes people back in time to the 1970s. >> we had a seedy reputation back then, smoke filled rooms and that kind of stuff. >> reporter: it opened in 1974, with 20 tables. employee whose seen it change and grow over the years are emotional. >> there are lot of memories. >> reporter: he passed his 20 year anniversary working here. he wanted to take video to remember it. this is where he met his wife, made friends. >> tipped me a thousand dollars. >> reporter: they will move into the casino tomorrow. it is modern and 8 times the size of garden city. today workers were preparing

for the opening. in the kitchen, food prepping. >> tying up all the loose ends. >> reporter: all employees will work here, along with 300 new employees. while they say it is exciting, it is bittersweet leaving what is familiar. >> this is my second home. >> reporter: the doors here will close at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. the new casino is scheduled to open at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco's new plan to go green is proving to be a costly investment. 90,000 homes will be automatically imn rolled -- enrolled. households will be able to opt out free of charge but the controller is proposing a tax to balance out the cost and encourage people to

participate. 65,000 immigrants could benefit from president obama's action initiative according to the policy center. students immigrants under 30 will be able to apply for work permits without worries about the possibility of deportation. they are saying more needs to be done. >> the fact this is something that was announced is a step in the right direction but there is more that needs to happen. >> the work permits will cost $465. activists say applications won't be anticipated till august 15. stay lawmakers are considering a bill that would allocate more funding for spinal cord injury research. they showed some of the ways the money would be spent.

including engineering that is helping some paralyzed people. >> i can walk now. might not be traditional walking, but it is walking. and to someone who suffers a spinal cord injury any kind of walking is a good kind of walking. >> it would add a dollar to traffic tickets that would be set aside for research. it is named named for a student who became paralyzed while playing football. new residents tonight. the sea dragon babies just hatched last week. they are native to australia and closely related to the sea horse. they are the fifth in the region to successfully hatch the fish. a warm weather pattern is heading into the bay area. we felt it today and for some of us it will turn quite hot.

outside right now, mostly sunny skies. a breeze off the coast. on shore breeze weaker. fairfield 16 miles per hour and the breeze, when it weakens like that, well, we begin to see the heat up. ridge of high pressure will be gaining its control over our area today. san jose, concord, livermore, 10-12-degree warm up over yesterday at this hour. holding on to 89 degrees in fairfield. 88 livermore. 86 concord. the summerlike nights are coming back inland. meanwhile, oakland 74 degrees. 66 san francisco. a good looking afternoon as we settle in to sunset. after 8:00 p.m., mostly clear skies. the ridge of high pressure building our way. that will shrink the marine layer.

it will be along the coast line, pampy elsewhere -- patchy elsewhere. inland, near 100 degrees by wednesday, thursday. for tomorrow, we will warm up over what we felt today. the coast 60s and we are looking at 70s and 80s around the bay. hottest spots around 90 degrees. tomorrow morning, like where we were this morning, 54 in napa. 56 concord. 50s fairfield. antioch. south bay, 57 for you. and again, we will begin with patchy fog over parts of the north bay, east bay and hugging long the coast line. sunny skies tomorrow, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. tomorrow 81 san raff el. goinggoing to be 81 san rafael.

92 livermore. 88 morgan hill. 80 sunnyvale and the peninsula tomorrow, nice, 78 menlow park. 67 in the city, mostly clear skies. 60s expected in santa cruz. extended forecast, numbers warm. wednesday and thursday we turn hot inland. weekend in view, a subtle cool down but not a lot. inland still flirting with the century mark into the weekend. [ talking at the same time ] >> everyone is wearing red tonight. you got the memo. thank you. >> thank you. tonight on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> wanted to be a big star. >> family are mourning the death of a 16-year-old, tonight teammates are responding to his

death and following developing news in pleasanton a vehicle has been found that is tied to an amber alert. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. buster posey makes history off the baseball field. still to come tonight, a smartphone app, how it relates fans follow in -- how it lets fans follow in his footsteps.

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san francisco giants catcher buster posey has a new game app called buster bash. it allows players to follow his path to stardom. buster posey is the first major league baseball player to develop and market his own official mobile game. >> from baseball to football. almost time for football. the 49ers will be playing soon. >> yeah. within the next week. 9ers and raiders. 9ers hosting the vikings friday night. the practice stuff continues. alex smith is the number one quarterback but who will be the backup? cullen, josh johnson? the battle for number 2. the exhibition games will dictate who will get the back up job.

>> been very competitive as we thought. you know, when it is -- when the players are good, you know, as they are at that quarterback position, they are all fighting for that job and the competition, as i said, is very close. >> mean time, here is something that he doesn't put up with. the jets camp today. look at this. a brawl breaks out during a practice drill. and he made it clear that he will not put up with that at all. but rex ryan back there runs a looser ship. the camera man looks to be in the middle of it as well. we will see how that turns out. mean time, the giants on the field in st. louis. in the fourth inning. it started well for san francisco. pagan, first batter of the game for san francisco rides it over

and out. however, matt cain on the mound wasn't up to the task of holding the lead as beltran, a very familiar name, rides a homer to tie it. cardinals lead 2-1. full highlights at 10:00 and a's hosting the angels. that is the sporting life. >> thank you. tonight, take a break from the olympics and join us for the 10:00 p.m. news. police found the suspect's car but the search for the kidnapper and the missing baby continues. full details tonight at 10:00 p.m.