while he respects apple -- >> less choices for the consumer and less products we can offer to the consumer. >> reporter: he says this is just the start. he points out apple and steve jobs were upset at phone makers and with google and samsung, it is not just business it is personal. >> apple felt they should be staying out of their market if apple is treating them well and bringing them inside the family. >> reporter: other samsung users were scared by apple's move today. others defended samsung. >> i will stick with samsung for now. no plans of changing. but maybe in the future if another project comes out better i will change. >> i like samsung products. >> reporter: a judge will decide on apple's demand.

for now samsung users could benefit. they will offer this phone free starting this wednesday with phone activation. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on the fall out on thework in apple's -- on the verdict in apple's favorite. apple stock surged and ended up more than 2%. $633billion. fears that tropical storm isaac would hit tampa florida cancered the first day of the republican national committee but not before the california delegation met. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in florida. >> reporter: there was very little activity on the floor today. that will change tomorrow but california's delegation started their day with a rising star in the republican party.

the headliner of california's republican party, it was meg whitman who introduced the man. >> great governor of new jersey, chris christie. >> reporter: he delivered a pep rally speech, 700 strong. >> we know california is an uphill clime problem mitt romney -- climb for mitt romney. >> reporter: he dished out political red meat, questioning governor jerry brown's leadership. >> governor jerry brown, jerry brown, i mean, he won the new jersey presidential primary over jimmy carter when i was 14 years old. >> reporter: chris christie has the key note speech tomorrow night at the convention. >> chris christie is the star here. >> reporter: he says the tough talk in chris christie is

talked about as the next potential contender. >> some might suggestion he is looking four years from now. >> reporter: before chris christie's speech tomorrow they will begin their first full day with a full vote to nominate mitt romney. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ken will be reporting live all week long, including tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. the newly -- archbishop- elect afallogized -- apologized after he was arrested over the weekend for dui. reverend salvatore cordileone was arrested in san diego saturday morning near san diego state university. >> he was released on bail that morning at 11:59 a.m.

and bail was $2,500. >> in a statement released before 5:00 p.m. tonight reverend salvatore cordileone said he was ashamed of what he called a error in judgment and plans to pay his debt to society. he is scheduled to be installed as the archbishop on october 4, 5 days before his first court date. a jury today acquitted a man on dui charges. he was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving in march. the jury did not reach a verdict on a second count of driving with a blood alcohol of .08 which is the minimal level. he maintained throughout the trial he was not drunk. judge modified the sentence of a police officer who pled guilty to embezzling scholarship funds. he pleaded guilty in may to

stealing from the association. the district attorney says he converted his service to 350 hours of community service. >> investigators are looking into a suspicious fire outside of a daycare center, it happened before 7:00 a.m. this morning in the year of the facility on tennessee street. a spokeswoman said the flames burned part of a handy camp ramp and it appeared someone tried to put a fuel through a vent under the building but that did not catch on fire. students at six schools were locked down after a bank robbery about 1 again p.m. this afternoon when they held -- 1:15 p.m. this afternoon when they held up a wells fargo. police say they arrested one suspect in the area and the second suspect was arrested 2:30 p.m. in a car on highway 880.

a single cell phone theft led police to five suspects today. ktvu's david stevenson is in the city where he spoke to a witness who heard and saw a police officer open fire on a suspect during the confrontation. david? >> reporter: that's right. the shooting happened down this alley way. we spoke to neighbors and a witness shaken. >> reporter: police swarmed the neighborhood surrounding st. paul's catholic church after a officer fired on a suspect. it began with a cell phone robbery. the victim used a special app to help police track the phone and two suspects. one witness described seeing and hearing a officer chase a suspect. stop or i will shoot. >> she fired at whoever was

running. did that happen? >> one of the suspects while jumping over a wall over there jumped up, hands in, she fired one round, it did not strike the suspect. >> reporter: the suspect escaped. but police say they managed to track down and detain five men, including one found in this car with the stolen phone. >> nice neighborhood. very quiet. and seldom anything goes on. >> reporter: police lifted the lock down. >> got an e-mail and said not to bring the kids to school because they were in lock down. another e-mail at 9:00 saying it was lifted. >> reporter: police held cold shows to let witnesses view the suspects in the street. in addition to the cell phones

and credit cards they got two hand guns from the suspects. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators said today the plane that crashed at the reno air races last year was unsafe to fly. the world war world war ii plane slammed into the stands. today the ntsb showed the aircraft underwent too many modifications. weakening the structure. >> if you are modifying a airplane without understanding how it could effect it, then you are just playing russian roulette. >> the investigators said there were loose screws in the tail. the ntsb said the pilot did not notify officials of the changes which could have prevented the plane from racing. new bill aimed at preventing dug over dose deaths

cleared a hurdle. it would give a legal reprieve to drug users to seep -- seek help. federal officials joined to try and teach workers about their rights on the job. dozens packed san francisco for a labor rights conference. particularly on how u.s. labor rules ally to immigrant -- rules apply to immigrant workers. >> that is one of the focuses we have in cal-osha. >> today's event coincides with labor right's week. the city is considering a

memorial. it is being pushed forward by the death of a man killed in afghanistan. some officials have proposed renaming the field in memory of the loss service members. another includes a bronze plaque. a swarm of earthquakes rattling imperial county could last for days. hundreds of earthquakes started hitting the area over the weekend. measured as much as 5.3. it buckled sidewalks and streets. 100 miles east of san diego. there are no reports of injuries and scientists say earthquake swarms are not unusual and they have never resulted in a larger earthquake elsewhere. rally designed to fire up east bay sports fans but there were no teams in sight. the difference they are hoping the pep rally will have on

major league plans. >> check it out, the fog cleared from the coast line right now, what does that mean for your tuesday? i will have the details and the five-day forecast. >> and www.ktvu.com has the latest from the gop convention all week, including reports from ktvu's ken pritchett in tampa florida, click on the rnc2012 tab.

officials launched a survey of the radiation levels in the bay area. >> this helicopter is flying low, 300 feet above the ground to get a level of radiation in the area. the data will be passed on to authorities so if there ever is a radiation release there will

be a baseline level to compare it. >> this will help us determine if we see something that shouldn't be there, something that doesn't belong. >> the survey is conducted by the department of homeland security and the national nuclear safety administration. >> reporter: leaders in richmond and officials held a community meeting on the status of the chevron refinery fire. residents packed the hall and ktvu learned due to the damage of the facility, investigators still haven't been able to inspect the pipe that failed. many people were fed up with a lack of information from government agencies. >> they don't want to come and provide the information. >> i hope to find out what was in the smoke. >> the air district says it has

asbestos. mayor jean quan is trying to entice sports teams to stay in the east bay. my firing up the fans. new at 6:00 p.m., ktvu's rob roth is live with the pep rally she hopes will help. >> reporter: one of the sites here at jack london square that the city is proposing the a's consider for a new park. mayor jean quan tries to rally support. >> reporter: 100 people attended a pep rally called oakland loves its sports teams, part of a movement to keep them from leaving. >> i know how important the grass roots are and i believe that is help us clinch the deals with the teams. >> reporter: no one from the

three teams attended the rally. the warriors announced they hired architects to build an arena in san francisco. oakland officials say they believe the warriors will have trouble building in san francisco. >> we are engaged in talks and i am optimistic and that is all i will say till we have a final deal. >> reporter: with spoke with andy about the relationship between a city and their teams. >> you have this wide gap that exists today. >> reporter: the rally is a good start. >> i think it is a good way to raise awareness. >> reporter: mayor jean quan is urging fans to buy tickets to the raiders and the a's games.

reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the securities and exchange commission chair woman is reviewing the rules that ban remarks about the company's prospects around the time of facebook's ipo. many sued that they obscured the weakened growth forecast ahead of the listing. facebook stock lost half of its value. bart shut down a main entrance to the powell street station. a closure that will last three years. it is by the apple store. it is part of the subway construction project. passengers will have to go to the fourth and market street entrance. signs will be posted during the closure.

while forecasters are busy tracking tropical storm isaac, the red cross says more bay area volunteers are heading there. the american red cross says 11 more volunteers are leaving for alabama, louisiana and mississippi to set up shelters. people who live around new orleans spent today getting ready for the storms. the tropical storm isaac is in the center of the gulf of mexico and our chief meteorologist bill martin says tropical storm isaac will strengthen before it comes ashore as early as tomorrow. >> most likely strengthen to a category one or two but that is nothing like katrina. that was huge. this is not on the same scale but same concerns. we will track that for you at 10:00 p.m., i will have the latest updates on tropical storm isaac, which will soon be

a hurricane. off shore, fog clearing. there is the golden gate bridge, golden gate park. fog clearing out. sunshine long the avenues. sunshine at the beach, sunshine in san francisco for the most part. good news. i think we will see more sunshine tomorrow but the fog will be back tonight. highs today, 90 in livermore. temperatures are up 10-15 degrees over yesterday. tonight fog fills back in. temperatures inland, and around the bay will be warmer. this week is marked by a nice, summer-like weather pattern. patchy fog on the coast. inland, low 90s. tomorrow's temperatures seasonal. high pressure the dominant weather feature. 85 napa. 79 vallejo.

this weather pattern, nice. increases the fire danger because we are seeing upper 80s with lower humidities. with the fog in the morning, we wake up with temperatures in the mid-50s. tomorrow afternoon, antioch 90 degrees. 90 in brentwood. 87 concord. 75 hayward. air quality, good. east bay, good as well. not bad for this time of year. we are here at the end of august, my fire danger, bad air quality and we have a nice forecast for the five-day forecast. we are not going to see the typical things we see. long the coast, the fog and clearing. tomorrow, pacifica, sunshine, 65. 78 menlow park. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, looks nice. notice the numbers, temperatures in the warmest cities. stay right there in the mid- 80s. cools off a little for the

weekend. big story at 10:00 p.m., tropical storm isaac, turns into a hurricane, the latest models. >> thank you. the school district is looking for original art work in a competition for anti- bullying posters. it must have a slowing how to report -- slowing how to report bull -- slogan and how to report bullying. . coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 new developments in the case of a leadser accused of -- leader ofcused of drunk -- accused of drunk driving and a speech from ronald reagan he never made. and the questions it is raising. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the home town heroes returned.

the red carpet that was rolled out for the petaluma nationals, just back from the little league world series in pennsylvania.

petaluma. petaluma. [ cheers and applause ] >> how about that, the petaluma nationals team receiveed a hero's welcome when they landed this morning. they won yesterday placing third in the world series. saturday they lost an incredible game to tennessee when ended their hope of taking the world series title. that didn't keep away the crowds who bathered back home in petaluma today. -- gathered back home in petaluma today. a parade is set for sunday at 1:00 p.m. at walnut park in petaluma. >> congratulations. >> that come back -- >> that was amazing. [ talking at the same time ] >> 10 runs down, amazing. >> it was. best. >> from little leaguers to the major leaguers. >> a's back in business in

cleveland. looking good for them. a work in progress. their hero today, josh redick. puts the sweet part of that thing on it. 26th of the year. 2-0 lead and then to the fence in right field. beautiful catch. stretching out to take a hit away. he was pitching beautifully through 7 for the a's. lead the indians 3-0. the raiders and the 49ers winning over the weekend in pre-season games. raiders looking better against detroit in oakland on saturday. the defense dominates. defensive end looked good. he is a local guy. home grown product. went for 5 years back east with the giants. won a couple of rings and in those 5 years gained valuable experience he brings to oakland. >> i needed that in my life, needed to understand the concept of relying on teammates

to make yourself better and when they rely on you, you make a play. everybody takes a turn. you got to step up. >> all right. the giants were off today. they are headed for houston and we will give you highlights tonight at 10:00 p.m. that is the sporting life. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.