>> reporter: with the rumors running the raiders may leave many fans are not happy, neither is the mayor. she is working with groups to do all they can to keep teams here but right now she is focusing on the raiders. they are filing in here. one of the new things this year, there is a security detail out here as you can see. when i talked to the mayor she says she wouldn't go into major talk about what is going on. she said she is optimistic about keeping the raiders here and the a's and the warriors. she is doing all she can. they helped sell out the first three games to keep the raiders right here. they are excited. >> raiders. >> reporter: it is that time of

year for raidernation. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. dozens of officers gave a hero's escort to a hurst carrying a body of a fellow officer. they helped move him from martinez. then family and officers escorted his casket into a mortuary. he was shot last week during a traffic stop. police made an arrest in a deadly shooting last friday. officers arrested three suspects in pittsburg in connection with the shooting. they are suspected in the shooting death of a man who was killed last friday night. so far police haven't released the suspect's name or possible

motive for the shooting. >> we know it was an off duty police officer who shot a roper in oakland this morning around 2:00 a.m. investigators say the deputy was with a friend when the suspect came up, demanded money. the deputy fired and the suspect is in stable condition that hospital. he was carrying a replica gun. a memorial at a 7-eleven where a store clerk was shot and killed over the weekend. the shooting happened early saturday morning inside the store which is located a quarter mile from the police department. >> the father who authorities say abducted his two kids and held them on a boat for days told a judge he was trying to save them from abuse. christopher maffei did not

enter a plea this afternoon. christopher maffei told the judge his children were put right back in the place where they were being abused. he is being held on half million dollars bail. regulators today were clear saying mistakes were made in alerting the public when a fire erupted inside the chevron refinery. ktvu's rob roth is live with the steps they say are being taken to protect the public. rob? >> reporter: a piece of pipe may be a key piece in determining what caused the explosion here at the chevron refinery. >> reporter: investigators are looking at a 8-foot section of pipe. >> working with cal-osha and we expect it to be delivered to a lab today. >> reporter: officials described the pipe as thin but wouldn't say what caused the condition. they said what they will look

for. >> thickness measurements taken, did they have a good program, using industry standers. >> reporter: they called a special meeting with officials investigating the explosion. >> not just about corroding pipe, about the maintenance, when you replace equipment. >> reporter: they are also focused on failures in the alert system warning the public and wants chevron to pay to upgrade the system. we are also reviewing efforts to improve the data. the plume sent 17,000 people to the hospital. the reports at the time were the air quality was within standards. >> the community and the air district want to see more monitoring so the public can understand what is in the air. >> we may get what we should

have had. so, you know, it shouldn't be that way. >> reporter: the investigations could take six months to complete, maybe longer. an official told us chevron will face a fine, probably in the tens of thousands of dollars. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the department of agricultural said it resumed buying meet from a slaughterhouse that was accused of animal cruelty. a video showed workers kicking down cattle in an attempt to heard them to slaughter. last week officials said there was no evidence that sick cattle were getting into the food supply and the usda said the company improved over sight. rescuers saved six people in three separate incidents off the coast in one day. the first call came in at noon when a sail boat was taking on

water and then a sail boat was sinking. they sent a boat to pull two people to safety. and in a third rescue they found a small plane thanks to the plane's tracking device. video from the coast guard. you can see the rescuer tethered to the rope, hoisting up a father and his son. their plane went down after the engine quit. judge reinvited child visitation rights for former alameda county supervisor nadia lockyer. nadia lockyer pleaded not guilty to drug and child endangerment charges after police found methamphetamine at her home. the decision today allows her visitation if her husband agrees nadia lockyer is the wife of california treasurer bill lockyer. california must make

changes in education to address a shortage of teachers. the task force says california has focused too much on test scores and recommends teachers earn an additional credential. the president of the california teachers association says it is also time to look outside the classroom for solutions. >> one of the things the document points out is the solution sets are comprehensive and it will take more than just the teachers. it will take the community coming together to tackle this program. >> the report is the first in a generation and takes stock of what it will take to produce a world class teaching force. and three schools topped the list for highest rates of

unvaccinated students. the two reasons they are putting their communities at risk. the connector of the eastern span of the bay bridge tunnel is taking a giant step forward this week. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with the force of strength it is taking -- that is taking shape. >> reporter: you see -- what you see on the outside makes this bridge look strong but it is what is on the inside that is just as important. >> reporter: today workers pulled steel cable through 1200- foot long condwits. >> gives you a longer life and fights against that defamation. >> reporter: to make that happen they will stretch the cables with 1.2 million pounds of force and then concrete will

keep the steel from retracting. >> you get beyond a century of life out of it. >> reporter: there are more than 100 cable groups running through this bridge making it one of the strongest in the world. this is the driver's view towards oakland. this will be your view heading west into the tunnel. >> the foundation is separated, upper deck and lower -- and lower deck. >> reporter: all of this to reject a quake expected every 1500 years. >> this is over what is required. many places we have something like triple the factors and that is for earthquake safety. >> reporter: with the 9/11

anniversary tomorrow the new span has homeland security features to prevent collapse from the largest credible truck bomb. consumer editor tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. bart added more trains to its week night service. officials say ridership has increased. four additional trains will run. that means trails will arrive every 7-1/2 minutes. the chamber of calm ranks californiavise the 4th worst climates for lawsuits. california judges allow too many of frivolous lawsuits. >> every time you turn around companies are getting sued for any little thing from all these attorneys and it is creating a huge cost and it is causing companies to make decisions not

to invest in california. >> attorneys in california say the legal system works well and that everyone is well served when juries are allowed to make decisions based on evidence. coming up, the big name that is being lured to one bay area city. we will tell you what kinds of schools are more likely to have children who are not immunized. >> i am tracking the fog right now, the latest computer model up and ready to go. i will see you back here in a few minutes.

a man accused of running down a bicyclist last month pleaded not guilty today. police say harry smith chased a

bicyclist on to the grounds and hit the rider with his car. he is charged with attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, hit-and-run, making criminal threats against the victim and driving on a suspended license. he is free on $1 million bail. a judge in southern california today refused to rule on a request to resume executions in california. executions have been on hold for years while courts look into the legality of the drugs used. they are asking for them to move ahead with a single drug protocol but the judge said he didn't have jurisdiction to grant that order. a hearing is set for october. supporters of the yes, on proposition 34 campaign are praising the ruling from california saying it proves the death penalty is broken beyond

repair. instead of trying to resume execions they should be working on preventing crime. it on the november ballot and would replace the death penalty with life in prison. parents who place children in private schools are more likely to opt out of vaccinatation -- vaccinations. ktvu's christien kafton has more. >> reporter: here at greenwood the school's director says because so many people opt out doesn't mean they received any immunizization and they say it is -- immunization and they say it is a safe place. >> reporter: 79% of families opted out. she says the school has no

place for a private family decision and insists the school is safe. >> there are protocols in mace for anyone who gets ill. >> reporter: a study shows opt out rates are climbing, up 10% over last year. but she says it doesn't mean not getting your child immunized. >> i never planned on not doing it at all. i believe in immunizations, i don't believe in doing it so early or all at once. >> reporter: he says the last measles outbreak was in a private school with unvaccinated children. >> you are making decisions for

other children. it is a huge issue. >> reporter: many parents agree. >> we do the full schedule. i think it is important. >> reporter: lawmakers passed a bill requiring parents to discuss opting out with a doctor or a nurse. governor jerry brown has a month to sign it or veto it. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. they celebrated the grand opening of a new shared laboratory. it is a shared lab for start up companies. they offer new companies access to other companies. >> combination of both being in the center of where basic sciences are and in a environment where you can

interact with people that this is the prime area. >> they will be able to accommodate 4-6 companies. hewlett-packard plans to cut more jobs. the company filed paper work today stating it will get rid of 29,000 jobs over the next two years which is 2,000 more than it first announced in may. hewlett-packard expects some of the job cuts will come through attrition. a warmer day today. numbers into the upper 80s and low 90s. monday started off nice, and cool too. fog along the coast. picking up the fog through the golden gate bridge. temperatures this week remain warm. that mips you will have -- means you will have dense fog. tomorrow morning, heading up the coast, golden gate bridge,

great highway visibilities will be down. that is how it will be tomorrow morning. fog is compressed. doesn't help with the over night lows. 46 napa. 44 santa rosa. these are cool over night lows. antioch 57. 55 fairfield. thesethese 40s, you will notice them. santa rosa, turn the heater on early. it is chilly. that is how we go towards fall. here comes the temperatures. 90s. i think we will see 90s, lots of mid-80s, lots of upper 70s. san francisco tomorrow, nice mild temperatures. ballpark, numbers in san francisco, mid-60s. nice day. through the bay area, what you would expect, good news is, the air quality is good.

fire danger is not rocketing. we have a neat weather pattern that keeps us in the mild range tomorrow and through the week. nothing will light up out here. high pressure that would give us the winds. which is what we worry about. nothing like that. forecast highs for tomorrow. 91 in clear lake. 83 napa. concord 87. 90 live more. nice numbers. temperatures in the valley mid- 80s. morgan hill and gilroy, 82, san jose. along the coast, fog that will be patchy, dense and you will see the sun as well. this is tuesday. you know what? wednesday looks like tuesday. numbers are about the same. same with thursday and friday as well. bay area weekend, temperatures back into the low 90s. been a really -- pretty -- [ talking at the same time ] >> good ride here.

thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv bay area news at 7:00 on tv bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, we were there as suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi made another plea for his job. his wife was there as well. what they are saying about their future. and a late night incident in las vegas leaves a professional athlete dead. join us -- join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the raiders season is a few minutes away from kickoff, raidernation is excited, including the oakland mayor. >> you know, the save oakland sports group has been trying trying to sell out this game, this is sold out and the next one is supposed to be, now we are working on the game against pittsburgh. we want to show the nfl and the nation that the east bay deserves its own team and its own stadium. >> we will get back with a preview when we come back.

10 bay area women got help from a group known as dress for

success. they help disadvantage women. today they got complete cosmetic makeovers and received $150 for a new wardrobe. fans are charged up tonight, raiders playing on monday night football against the chargers. ktvu's fred inglis is there. >> reporter: this is the site of the last place where they last played on new year's day, the chargers won that game and kept the raiders out of the play off. this year they upgraded some position areas, especially on defense and they hope to end their playoff drought. the crowd expects big things. it is a sell out like all eight home games last year and the quarterback who through for 400 yards against the san diego chargers says the raidernation

is loud and a factor. >> they saidp the game. they understand iwhen -- they understand ethe game. they understand when to be quiet and that is tabbying -- they understand the game. they understand when to be quiet. that is big. they understand the game. they are there for us. >> we are not where we want to be. we strive for perfection. it is a constant growth process. am i pleased with the progress we made? absolutely. are we a finished project? -- product? no. >> reporter: log on to www.ktvu.com to vote for your favorite high school match-up, log on to www.ktvu.com. there are six match-ups. you choose which one you want to be the high school game of the week. you have till 6:00 p.m. on thursday when we announce that winner. coming up, 7:15 p.m., kickoff the raiders and the chargers. and these two teams don't like each other. we will have the highlights

tonight at 10:00 p.m. reporting live, fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. [ laughter ] tonight gilroy's fire chief is stepping down. >> tonight at 10:00 p.m. what he got caught doing in a undercover sting operation. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.