san francisco ethics commission said he did engage in official misconduct. but in a move that even confused his attorney, they decided not to recommend whether he be removed from office and schedule another hearing. continuing coverage tonight, live at city hall with reaction from the sheriff and his wife following the nine and a half hour hearing. >>

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>> reporter: in just this past hour, the protesters came into these doors of the obama campaign office, just inside the front door, and we were the only news crew here when they were arrested. look at this video we took just this half hour. >> you can see that people pushed in addition and shouted as six of the protesters who have been inside were led out of the building and into a van just about 45 minutes ago. no one was injured. it was a peaceful event. >> three veterans and four other activists talked with them.

scott olson, a veteran. outside protesters surrounded the co-obama campaign doors waving their signs. by 9:00, he walked out and said they sent a message to obama. >> for obama to comment -- also to ensure that soldiers' human rights are respected in the future. >> that letter he says was written by veterans in the bay area, la and portland, oregon. protesters brought signs and demonstrated near city hall. >> the ray relationship was endorsed by about 10 different groups and probably have more people representing more. >> the campaign head quarters has been locked up. i have calls into oakland police to find out what charges the

protesters were arrested on. i was not received the answer. we will get that out as soon as we receive that information. ktvu, news. >> a live picture from outside police head quarters. a small group marched down broadway and in front of oakland police head quarters at 7th and broadway, not far from jack london square. a gunman shout and killed a man in a drive-thru lane of a kfc restaurant in east oakland. it happened about 6:20. a man driving a green luxury suspects -- lexus drove his car across the street before it crashed into a building. they performed cpr but he was dead on the scene. at this point there is no information about the the

shooter or the identity of the driver. the search for a missing boy is resouping tomorrow at yosemite -- rezoom -- resuming tomorrow. >> rescue teams spent the day looking for the six year old boy, along with his brother, on a hiking trip, stopped to cool their feet off. >> we don't know what happened but both got swept into the river. >> the 10 year old was pulled out down stream by an off duty firefighters. he did cpr but it was too late. >> today the boy's family from la posted missing person signs i'veing the boy. rangers say the mother was hospitalized but didn't say

why. >> they actually went into some of the bigger pools that were safe for them to go into and dove down. >> park rangers say unlike other fatal incidents here, the two boys did not ignore warning signs. >> it's a question of judgment and although it seems you are putting your feet in, although that may be fine, but if you go in further, you can get swept away. >> everybody rests there and takes pictures of the falls and it's a wonderful place to have a rest so you just have to watch your children. it's very sad. >> search teams continue until night fall and they will resume tomorrow morning. in seven minutes the death of a man linked to a popular lodging site in yosemite. firefighters are getting the upper hand on a small wild

firefighters in elder radiculopathy dough county -- elderraddoa. it's unking south of diamond springs. we are told the fire has burned 35 acres and 60% contained. they say one out building was damaged and voluntary ievac abbreviations were issued for that -- evacuations were issued for that area. they expect full containment by this sunday. they say the fire is 85% contained and has not grown in size today. the fire so far has burned about 8,000 acres. an evacuation order for the last of those people was lifted this morning. here firefighters managed to knock down a small fire late this afternoon before it reached a religious retreat in the hills here. because of the location, ground crews had a difficult time

getting to the fire. aircrews were dropped in to fight the fire from above. we're told no homes are threatened. >> about 80 east bay residents attended a meeting to discuss last week's fire at the chevron refinery and the health implications. about 11,000 people have reported symptoms from their exposure to fumes and smoke following that fire. one resident told us that she is hoping some positive change will come out of tonight's town hall meeting. >> the boy area expects to have new measures of the air quality. the first lock-up of

insiders stock ex spired. facebook has been on a downward slide t closed today at 19-87. investors have lost confidence in facebook leadership. >> there is no strategy. they came out with this one idea, one trick and they haven't figured out advertising and convert it into solid revenue. >> they face more lock-up exploration in the coming months. the biggest is this november when employees will be allowed to sell theirs shares. >> a 29% rise in quarterly profits. a marketing push boosted the sales, and gap revised their

lines. a wall street -- the do you gained some points. it's the best day for the market in two weeks. >> there's a party going on here in the town of pempemtaloommaszastheselbraitth irsbigwin. >> a deadly virus, how it spreads and what is being done to contain it. this strange scene we discovered when residents let us inside this apartment where the suspect was holed up. >>

a stand-off we have been following all day. investigators finished searching this home. the nearly 10-hour stand-off near redwood city came to an end. we are live now there and got look inside the apartment where that suspect was holed up. >> they say this guy was actually living in a garage on this street when detectives tracked him down this morning. when he initially refused to give up, they surrounded this area before negotiators -- >> this man was led out in

handcuffs around 6:30 tonight. >> he didn't put up much of a fight. >> she watched the end of this stand-off from the rooftop. she was among those who recognized him in this surveillance video we saw yesterday when it was released. >> we were trying to see who came out, because i know them. >> negotiators were talking to him and he said he was going to come out ate he did. >> residents showed us this garage where they say he was living and they said he made this hole in the wall and climbed into the apartment in an attempt to ievade the -- ievade the deposition tees -- evade the deputies. >> tonight we saw investigators walk out with at least one box

of evidence. they say he was living here with a girlfriend but he was alone when they arrested him today. tonight yosemite officials are trying to convince the public that this village is safe, after a 37 year old man died from the disease that is contracted through mice droppings and urine. they say there is only so much they can do but they are taking precautions to minimize exposure. >> we are keeping the areas clean and we're asking visitors to leave doors open, if they can, iebe aware of any -- and be aware of any droppings. >> a woman was also sickened but it okay. >> symptoms include chills, fevers and muscle aches but

gets worse to nausea. there is no treatment and 1-third of people who contract it will die. a state board approved a $49,000 fine that -- investigators for the california fair political practices commission say the yes on eight campaign violated state disclosure laws. they say the group failed to report more than $1 million in contributions. prop eight was ruled unconstitutional by lower courts. supporters have filed for an appeal with the u.s. supreme court. >> tonight a little league team from petaluma is the talk of the town. the team is in the little league world series. we will see how hundreds of people cheered them on at home even though the game was thousands of miles away. >> a wild crowd packed the sidewalks here in downtown petaluma. tickets were taken. >> i was so excited.

>> and snacked served with pregame predictions dished out on the side. >> 40 to one. >> this is game day in petaluma. >> i used to be a cheer leader a few years back. >> you are still cheering now? >> yes. >> inside this movie complex, two theaters, 252 seats etch, both packed to watch. the town's little leaguers were broadcasted live. >> this will be the first game i haven't been to, so it's hard but i'm excited for him. >> important to get on the board early, 1-nothing? >> better than being behind. >> fans were on the edge of their seat. >> a 2-out, 0-2 pitch. and the ballgame, 6-4, petaluma. >> i'm so happy for these kids.

that's beautiful. >> petaluma claim. >> it feels great. >> i'll be back here sunday. >> that man is not alone as hundreds more will be back here at the theater as petaluma advanced in the winner's bracket. temperatures were hot today, 99 degrees. temperatures tomorrow, pretty much almost the same, but they will cool a little bit, a little stretch on that marine layer. more fog tomorrow morning when you wake up and temperatures will be slightly cooler as a result. tonight, a little bit of fog. tomorrow morning, there is your fog footprint. that's a good size.

it burns back to the coast by 10:00 or 11:00, but temperatures in the valley down a couple of degrees. we'll talk about unusual weather headed our way this friday and saturday. call's -- cal's football team practiced today on the new field. here are pictures of the stadium today. workers spent the past year remodeling the stadium. right now they are still putting on the finishing touches but a cal spokes person assures us it will be ready for the first game on september 1 with the bears going up against nevada. >> they roamed the bay area and pictures of local mountain lions and the effort to protect them, but first... >> everybody is afraid to come to work.

>> a hospital worker attacked, and why some way new safety measures just implemented were to blame.

a new safety device worn by workers at the hospital could have been used against them, and it came true. tonight we see how the hospital is responding to an attack on a worker there. >> it happened on one of the units inside this psychiatric hospital. this psychologist says he was on the unit at the time and he says a patient punched the technician in the face. he was wearing a device that the patient began pulling on. >> help arrived and the technician was not seriously injured. the administration issued a statement saying it broke off the design, and workers call

that falls. if somebody pulse at it from the front, it breaks, but from the back, it's solid. >> workers have been complaining about them just after two days of using it, and someone got hurt. >> everybody is afraid to come to work. nobody wants to wear in around their neck. >> the hospital is testing out this system. also another system where it attaches to the belt. >> i feel safe around my waist as opposed to my neck. >> this message was delivered. >> they are not required to wear them if they don't want to. >> officials are considering whether to open an investigation on what happened here. san jose police say a teenager is in jail tonight in connection with a gang shooting

earlier this week. this 18-year-old was on suspicion of attempted murder. he's facing drug charges and currently being held without bail. he shot a 25 year old man tuesday on cadillac drive. the victim has not been identified but is expected to survive. a man accused of killing a homeless women in san jose on monday made his first court appearance. this man is accused of killing the unidentified women a sword outside a walgreens. hundreds of law i enforcements offses said good buy -- officers said good by to warren root today. >> sheriff deputies were formed by marines to he is court the cas kit. the 69-year-old gave up his position one year ago.

he was diagnosed with leukemia and died last month. he was a strong voice in the community. >> the president of samsung plies in from korea to san hoe blade eight. we'll -- san jose. >> bay area mountain lions like you have never seen them before. how researchers say how you can help protect them. >>

only on 2:00 tonight, we have never before seen pictures of mountain lions. we see the cats we rarely encounter. they are definitely out there living among us.

>> this ridge is showing a male mountain lien, going down this road, this never before seen video. hundreds of these big cats live around here but are rarely seen. >> my husband thinks i'm crazy. >> they are out here and with hundreds of miles of trails and thousands of people on them daily, you would expect there would be lots of sightings, but experts say 90% of them are actually somebody else. >> they do not want anything to do with humans. they are not out to get you, they are not stocking you, and they are interested in deer and water. >> as we first told you three years ago, she has tracked mountain lions such as this kitten. >> if we enable pathways for these lions, can we help them move through to the next patch

of habitat. how fortunate are we to have a complete ieco--- eco system just not too far from san francisco, it's incredible. >> here is a new film designed to give people awareness. we can share the landscape responsible be so the mountain lien can survive. >> this trailer caught fire just before 3:00 this afternoon. two cars were also burned. it was full of christmas decorations and fews. no word on what started the fire. police have arrested a south san fran man for a second time in connection with wildfires at a preserve last week. ny arrested and released this man the day of the fire after

reports of suspicious activity. after further investigation, officers arrested him again. they say he set five small fires. an arrest has been made in a case dating back to 1986. forty-nine year old john william kelley of blahs serville who is a registered sex offender was arrested yesterday in the death of a 17-year-old. her body was found off of skyline boulevard in december of 1986. investigators say he had -- she had atented a party and was hitchhiking home. dna linked kelley to her death. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. >> in tonight's campaign t romney was in south carolina today where he provided more detail than ever on how much he paid on income tax. every year i paid at least 13%.

if you add the amount of that goes to charity, it never gives above 20%. >> the so obama administration pounced on him. >> pink slips were pasted out. the activist's were spreading the news about romney's plan, including tax break for american companies out asourcing jobs. >> if plan is predicted to result in over 100,000 jobs being shipped over seas, in additioned in, cuts to things like medicare and other things. >> the candidate wants to cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 25%. rom any says the lowering will

help create jobs. >> in the battle grounds state of wisconsin, it's a dead heat. obama, 49%, and romney p45%, but that difference is within the poll's margin of error. last saturday romney named paul line as his running made. a high-tech expansion, a major player is committing to expanding its presence. how this announcement will affect the valley? >> he flew from korea to meet at city hall to meet with the governor and mayor. today they steined on the dotted line. >> the governor walks into city hall with mayor reid and the president of samsung. at a news conference sam sun is planning a major expansion of

its offices here. >> it's a worldwide contest we won. it's good to be number 1 and having samsung make an investment here is great. >> the company known for making tvs and smart phones was eyeing-continue, texas -- austin, texas, but chose san jose. it's being offered a variety of tax incentives. >> the research by samsung, this will be new possibilities and more competition. >> the president signed a memorandum of understanding between the state, county and city to start the planning process. he spoke through a translater. >> besides seeking business growth we will strive to become a company loved by the local community. they are all excited and

thought it signaled job security. >> this is good. >> samsung's president would not reseal specifics such as how big the facility would be pea where it would be located and how many employees would be hired. though details are still to be worked out. apple is working on a deal with a major cable tv company to build a box that could handle live television. the company offered apple tv but users can only download movies with the device. it would expand its place in the living room. apple is not commenting. download the ktvu app and you can watch the newscasts

life. new details tonight about the gunman alta conservative christian's. we will talk about your bay area weekend, unusual clouds and some temperatures changes, see you here at 10:45. >> thousands of knock-off shoes seized by officers here in call call -- california.

new details about a man who shot a security guard at the head quarters of a group yesterday. he was a volunteer at a gay community center. when we walked into the family research council, he had a back

pack with sandwiches and yelled, i don't like your politics. today they spoke about the shooting. >> we are more committed today than we were yesterday to defending the family and freedom here and we will continue to be a voice for people across the nation who share these concerns and values. >> he faces a number of charges, including attempted murder. today he was ordered held without bond. certain immigrants will be able to get a california driver's license under a new program. to be eligible under the deferred action program, you must be younger than 30 and have no criminal record. once registered, they will allow the young people to get their driver's license for the first time ever.

other states will decide independently on the issue. >> more than 20,000 pairs of women's shoes won't make it after being thank. they saw 5,000 shipment. the shoes are designed to look like high heels. macy's is suing j.c. penneys. they say they entered into an unlawful company with martha stewart to sell some much its goods. the lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages. >> the nation of ecuador granted place kel asylum to julian a.

they want to send him auto sweden. the impact leaves him a prisoner inside that i am ba see. in south africa police opened fire on ma ryan work -- mine workers. it's unknown how many people were injured. they are reporting at least seven people were killed. in lebanon, a scary experience for passengers aboard an air france flight. it was forced to land to refuel. at first they wouldn't allow them to land, and later denied. they asked passengers to pitch in and pay for refueling. passengers refuse.

caltran says it has never been done, the massive task construction workers are making and how it will change the appearance of the east earn span of the bridge. >> next, weather, and how low temperatures will dip this weekend.

construction crews have begun the task of lifting the new eastern span of the bay bridge off of its temporary frame and onto its new suspension cables. we see what this massive undertaking involves. >> the construction frame that has held up the roadway of the span of the bridge since construction began will be retired and removed. contractors are beginning the complex task of shifting the 35,000 tons of the roadway's weight to the main cable and

tower. >> some people refer to it as tuning a harp. >> they will jack the 200 cables draped over the massive main cable to lift the bridge deck off the construction framing. this will put the prejudice into its final high tension shape. as we start lifting on the cables it's going to be pulling down on the main cable and shrinking the deck as well. >> so many people will be doing so many things the next three months, the minute it begins, no boats, only work boats will be allowed. >> it will be approximately three months. >> just about everything association 80ed with this phase of construction is unique. >> it's never been done before. >> despite accusations the new brimming wasn't inspected, they

deny it. >> california's nuclear powerplant has been slapped with violations by federal regulators. they cited the plant for a lapse in plant security. it stems from a 4-day inspection. they found the company that runs the plant didn't have procedures to monitor electronic security devices. in a statement from the plant the president said the problem has been corrected. attorneys for bonds filed their appeal. they found him guilty on the obstruction count because he talked about being a celeb child in response to the question of performance enhancing drugs. they say the answer was unresponsive but truth full. a hearing is library later this year. u.s. army soldiers commit suicide at the highest rate on record in july. one reason for the increase,

they say, is more troops are being sent home from combat and struggling to adjust. there was also an increase among suicides among veteran soldiers. thirty-eight confirmed or suspected suicides in july. 116 soldiers committed suicide so far this year, compared with 95 during the same period last year. >> temperatures today were up a few degrees. temperatures tomorrow, cooling down. and we have wind out in the delta. winds gusting to 22 miles per hour. warm out there in concord, but the fog and low colds will ring in the bay. we will see fog in the morning. the fog, if you had it this morning, you will have it again tomorrow morning. the weakened -- weekend, we will

have tropical clouds. there will be hazy sunshine and trend temperatures down. so the bay area, tomorrow, it will almost be a duplicate except for tropical clouds coming in from the south. this low pressure is one of the reasons for drawing it up. you will see it get pulled in here. what does it mean? lake tahoe, storms tomorrow. for us, we are kind of on the edge of it but i wouldn't be surprised if we had a few lightning strikes or reports of showers. this kind of moisture from the trop pips, this -- tropics, this time this far north, it's

unable air. so the moisture works its way north and this is what the model sees. you see the activity up in the hills. in the bay area, be prepared, and watch it close. it's not a long shot but it's out there but you have to mention it when you have these kind of clouds this far north and the days are long and it can fuel these. 3:00 tomorrow, thunderstorms up in the mountain. fine here. later, more clouds coming, that tropical moisture moving into the area. 5-day forecast, temperatures similar to what we had today. as you go into the bay area weekend, temperatures will be down a little bit. >> that is the last thing we need this time of year. >> thanks. >> we may soon have new signs

to help protect fans in response to the beating at the dodger stadium. the signs will need numbers and be visible from the seats and also from parking lots. the bill awaits the governor's approval. >> cell phones while driving, bicyclists, that was scrapped. up next, sports, more than the petaluma little league team that made its world series debut. made for religious use but being used by a celeb chef. why a massive bronze bell is here in the bay area.

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will hang about 5 feet above the restaurant floor. the a's are back in business and snap their losing streak. >> yes. they love the schedule too. they played the second worst team in the american league, kansas city. the third worst tomorrow comes, and the then minnesota visits on mon day. high and deep here, and jeff can only watch. the umpires ruled it a double but on review it showed the ball was away over, making it win-nothing, oakland. a's, five hits. no contest. sussman, 15th homer, 2-nothing. rookie pitcher made his third

start and first decision, a good kind, 8th, three you a nothing. the giants spent their off day in san diego and continue joyed a barbecue. blanco will start tomorrow. christian was also called up. the jay incidents fan, the manager and kentucky was iekentucky was ejected over a strike-3 t call on one of his teammates. he was still in the dug out when he came running out and he may actually get a suspension, but it won't be for 50 games, i can assure you. it's the 66th little league world series and the first time

ever petaluma made it. the 13 and 12 year old kids acted like they had been there and done that. so now let's get the trophy. they scored the first inning against commit kit -- connecticut, four hits and three runs batted in. 1-1, the third one, smith stepped up again and that's good. 2-1 shot, and look at this fly ball by smith. hits the top and goes out a homer. then this pitcher came in tea closed it out. petaluma wins, 6-4, and play game two sunday at 11:00 our time. carson palmer and the raiders go against the cardinals tomorrow night, a game right here, a game you can see on channel 2, 7:00.

>> thank you for trusting us tonight. we'll see you next. >> we'll start at 5:30 tomorrow. we will be tracking your early morning co-mute -- commutpe. -- commute. good night.

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