>> questions about the integrity of bolts. holding up the new east band of the bay bridge. what needs to be done to make sure the bay area busiest bridge will be safe. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. a major development here with the construction of bay bridge. dozens of bolts will need to be replaced. the bolt are critical in supporting the span in the

event of an earthquake. we've learned they popped out several inches since being tightened. ktvu consumer editor tom baker is live. bridge officials say there's no reason to worry. >> reporter: what we are talking about is a giant version of this. a bolt and rod system that's suppose to make sure the bridge can ride out an earthquake and stay together afterwards. almost 300 giant rod bolts suppose to keep the earthquake shock absorption system in place. but the rods are breaking because they appear to be too brittle to handle tightening them into place. >> out of the roughly 100 of these bolts that have been installed, we've had a failure rate of a third. that's very high. these are tightened with significant amounts of force so when these rods do snap, they pop up basically. this is exactly what you see out of the field. >> reporter: the people responsible for oversight not

to worry. >> we faced a number of challenges not unlike this. we found solutions in every instance. >> we have surmounted far greater engineering challenges than this one in getting this bridge constructed. >> reporter: this is going to require a major change in the design, the basic design of the bridge itself. a third of the roteds are -- rods are covered. engineers say some sort of coloring system will be built around them to shore them up and make the system safe. how can you guarantee that? >> that is the challenge of the design team. any solution we put in place will cause this to perform as it was designed to perform. >> reporter: of course that's what was promised with the first design and this one is going to be awfully expensive. you should be watching at 6:00 and we're going to take a look at how this could affect the opening of the bay bridge scheduled for labor day.

reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. arson investigators looking for the cause of an early morning four alarm fire. the fire started just before 1:00 a.m. near third street. 20 people evacuated the apartments there. everyone got out safely. >> blames started shooting up until where you can see it from a distance. we were across the street. >> some people were stuck up in that building. you can hear them hollering. was so smoky. >> the red cross is helping people find a place stay. neighbors say police questioned one tenant. a young girl and her grandmother are recovering after they are run over by a garbage truck. it happened at broadway and

embarcadero. her 7-year-old granddaughter was left with a serious foot injury. >> they were struck by the garbage truck making a right turn. >> investigators say the driver of the truck is cooperating and has not been cited. in contra costa a sheriff deputy was responding to a late night emergency in richmond. officials say it was around 11:50 when the deputy drove through the intersection, he swerved to avoid another car. you see what happened here, the patrol car flipped on its side. day after hearing arguments over proposition 8 justices at the u.s. supreme court heard new arguments regarding same sex marriage. david stephenson is live in washington d.c. where he was once again in the supreme court after attorneys argued over the merits of defense of marriage act or doma. >> reporter: that's right, i

witnessed some gasp out loud moments inside of the supreme court as the justices took up the defense of marriage act. >> full equality. right here, right now! >> reporter: for some legally married gays and lesbians today's hearing was all about economic justice. >> there are benefits i earned through my military service that are denied to us. >> reporter: doma defines marriage between a man and woman. the obama administration is declining to defend the law prompting this barb today from chief justice john roberts. >> i don't see why he doesn't have the courage of his convictions and execute not only the statute but do it consistent with his view of the constitution. rather than saying we'll wait until the supreme court. >> reporter: doma is led by a group of house republican leadership. saying congress is trying to avoid conflict with states experimenting with same sex

marriage. >> it asked the justice department three times. >> reporter: justice elena kagan all with her take. >> if happened in 1996, i'm quoting from the house report here, doing decided to reflect in honor collective moral judgment and express moral disapproval of homosexuality. >> reporter: the elderly woman at the center of the case. for now reporting live in washington d.c., ktvu channel 2 news. house minority leader nancy pelosi says she is confident the supreme court will strike down the defense of marriage act. >> as big as our constitution and big as our country itself, it's personal as every marriage

in our country. >> pelosi said she believes doma does not have a rational basis which is one of the criteria for the law to stand. after hearing two historic cases on gay marriage what could the supreme court decide and the ramifications? >> there maybe a new plea deal in the aurora, colorado theater shooting case. james holmes lawyer say holmes is willing to plead guilty. prosecutors have not yet set to accept the offer. he's charged with multiple counts of the first degree murder. the sheriff in pima county arizona released documents into the investigation of the january 2011 rampage that killed 6 people and wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords. investigators say the shooter, jarred loughner was polite and

cooperative. an interview at loughner's father said his son seems lost. loughner never saw a doctor. a registered sex offender is back in jail again. police say 28-year-old marcus pereda lifted a 17-year-old skirt. the victim gave a description. an autopsy is expected to be completed tomorrow on the body of a man found dead after being set on fire. investigators are hoping it will lead to answers about who the man is and whether he was killed or took his own life. his body was discovered just before 4:00 a.m. tuesday by motorist on highway 29. the man's age and ethnicity are not known. tonight a 8-year-old was shot in the leg by an arrow is

out of the hospital. we got pictures of the little girl before the arrow was removed. she was playing on a life-sized whale sculpture during a field trip with her class yesterday. we have a picture here of the arrow. it was released from uc berkeley police. investigators say the arrow was fired from a cross bow. a brazen burglar attempt in san bruno land one suspect in jail. it happened in the 1200 block in the east hamilton avenue resident. when the resident confronted him the man ran away. police caught the suspect a short distance away. they say he was in possession of a stolen peace of property inside the home. >> if nobody was home at that point, we're noticing possibly burglars are happening. >> burglars like this one are happening all over the bay

area. the search is over. the young museum in san francisco finally has a new director. some employees describe as a period of turmoil. >> reporter: workers here at the de young museum hasn't had a director over the last 6 months. during that time, there's been a contentious labor dispute. today the man who will head up san francisco fine arts museum promise to address employee morale. >> if gives me great pleasure to announce new director is colin d. bailey. >> reporter: the announcement was made this afternoon. 57-year-old colin bailey appointed as director of the de young museum. although board president diane doesn't see it that way.

>> absolutely not. there was no turmoil. >> reporter: after the previous director, john buchanan died in late 2007. a number of museum workers claimed they were forced out. >> we got the power. >> reporter: a bitter labor dispute broke out with angry employees staging this protest. the board president herself has been criticized for wielding too much influence. something she denies. >> where is the problem. >> reporter: the man who will head you have san francisco finard museum works now as a curator in new york. bailey told me by phone this job is a dream come true. he understands he's taking over at a critical time. >> when there is no head, it is a loss. i think i will be someone who

will be there to get to know people and learn their ambitions. >> reporter: while attendance figures are strong and membership is up, the young and legion need a strong leader to continue that success and that's why this was such a long exhaustive search. >> it just takes that long. it's worth doing right. >> reporter: museum representative wouldn't talk today about the terms of bailey contract or his salary. he will take over here in san francisco this coming june. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. the i.r.s. has a glitch in some tax software and it cause less of a delay. the i.r.s. first said the problem could delay refunds 4 to 6 weeks but now say the delays are running in the range of 2 to 4 weeks. it affected 660,000 taxpayers. that glitch has been fixed.

wall street today new worries about europe's debt crisis weighed on stock. nasdaq rose 4 and s&p 500 was off less than one point. the alameda county district attorney office received $1.5 million to reduce its backlog you have unanalyzed rape fit. it was paid by natasha's justice project. the grant will pay for those kits to be tested at private labs and then reviewed at public labs and up loaded to a national dna database. i'm standing on flat ground in san francisco now, years from now, this will be the site of the tallest building in the west. back here, the clouds are out there and showers remain in your 5 day forecast. as we head towards the holiday rain near. i'll have the timeline and showers in your neighborhood. ♪ roundup

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. a ground breaking in san francisco today for what will be the tallest building west of the mississippi. ktvu noelle walker is live in the city with two reason for a change in the architect original plan for that building. >> reporter: there are a lot of tall buildings here in san francisco but none will be taller for the one that will be built across the street. look over the sky in san francisco, what you see is not a bird or plane, it's a crane and another. changing the city skyline, none more so than the crane that will go to work here. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: there was a ceremonial ground baking today -- ground breaking today. it will be tallest of west mississippi city. >> i thought at the beginning, the only the glass one will do.

>> reporter: the transbay tower will sit right next to where construction crews building a new transbay terminal. bus system that's run through the temporary terminal site will transfer to the new one. caltrain will stop there too. the question is, if they build it will high speed rail come too? what if high speed rail does not happen? >> you know, i usually don't think about what if things fail. i always think about what can we do sure they succeed. >> reporter: today developers closed $199 million deal for the land. >> this is a record landfill transaction. it's much more than the terminal and the hub. it's really the focal point of a comprehensive plan marking the new center of downtown. >> reporter: the transportation center includes new office space, retail shops, housing, parks and estimated

27,000 new permanent jobs. like a stork blings a new baby into a home. those cranes are bringing new life into the city. the transbay terminal is set to open end of 2017. it's the beginning of a new era on the golden gate bridge. there are no people collecting tolls. the last car went the toll plaza around midnight paying cash. the vintage packard here crossed the bridge. just after this passed through, the toll collectors left their booth for the last time. some have been trained for other positions but they say they will miss the personal contact with motorist. >> people made this job what it is. it's just a lot of kind people. i have my memories. >> so far the highway patrol

said the only problem some drivers zipping through the toll plaza too fast. the speed limit suppose to be 25 miles an hour. drivers crossing the bridge now must use fastrak or pay based on a picture taken of their license plate number. the san francisco giants held their annual open house for reporters this morning. team officials showed off 2012 and 2010 trophies at the event. they announced special events including elvis presley night in september. they showed a video of their promotion ad featuring the theme together we're giant. a federal bankruptcy judge today indicated he won't rule on city of stockton case until monday. it will be the largest city in the u.s. ever to declare bankruptcy. creditors want to keep stockton from going into bankruptcy because it will be easier for them to collect their money. stockton has about billion dollars in debt. new numbers shows the housing market is making a

strong recovery. flash sales are really helping. home prices in the san francisco metro area are up 17.5%. that is part of the splash sale trend, some homeowners are listing their homes at full price or higher and selling their home the same day it hits the market. >> we're seeing home that's are flying off the shelves so to speak in a matter of hours. >> real estate experts say part of the success of flash sale high demand and low inventory in the bay area. according to real estate company redfin, there will be almost 1000 flash sales. chief meteorologist bill martin keeping eye on the weather. i couldn't call it rain but there was spritz out there. >> it's in the forecast. we got in the 5 day, you'll see showers and sprinkles but it's kind of like this outside. the day wasn't that bad. lot of clouds. we did have reports of light sprinkle but it didn't shut you down. that's where we are again

tomorrow, look at this mess offshore. reason i call it a mess, because you got lot of stuff going on and there's a little something organized here. there's not a lot of organization. the moisture that moves in isn't going to produce a lot of rain. i'm rooting for rain. we need it. live radar shows the clouds out there. that's it now. fog along the coast, not real dense. temperatures outside mild even right now with a cloud cover, 66 in antioch and 64 in fairfield. it's kind of nuance stuff. when i tell you there's more showers in the forecast for tomorrow, don't freak out. tomorrow will be a lot like today. maybe a little more, maybe a little more drizzle. some of you may not see anything. as we head into tonight, look for more possible scattered showers. the main dominant weather feature will be clouds and mild overnight lows will be in the

40s. daytime highs today we had low 40s. chance of showers tomorrow and extended forecast which takes you through bay area weekend and monday, more of the same. let's look at the computer model. models do not do well with these pattern. it's sitting offshore and cut off from the main flow in the jetstream. it pinwheels this stuff in our direction. there's not a lot of dynamics with this stuff. it's moisture. you're not getting a lot of dynamics to really create any rain here. tonight, you got a slight chance for a sprinkle about 10:00. see some little activity there. 6:00a.m. tomorrow morning, scattered showers possible. again like today, as we go through tomorrow, more of the same temperatures on the mild side. as we head towards the weekend, some changes. we got some showers in the

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office today released another section of the controversial bay delta conservation plan which focuses on how species such as salmon make their way into the bay and into the delta will be protected. salmon advocates have real doubts. the entire plan is suppose to balance the need to protect species and habitat in the california delta and ensure water supply. the keystone of the project replacing fish-killing pumps with massive tunnels 35 miles north near san francisco. >> as you restore tens of thousands of acres of habitat, that could help one species and perhaps not help another. >> reporter: salmon is a key industry and creating tens of thousands of jobs in the bay area. salmon advocates have their doubts. especially about massive tunnels to divert water under the delta. >> they putting the cart in front of the horse here telling us how big they about build it.

>> reporter: golden gate salmon association executive director john mcmannis said the state has not calculated how much water can be taken and will the tunnels kill salmon as the pumps do now. >> they're gigantic and they've never been tested for salmon. >> reporter: the state says the plan is in a work in progress. >> we're looking for fact-base discussion about this important stuff. >> reporter: there is much more discussion to be had. construction on those tunnels is at least ten years ago. there's a lot of time to discuss it. on treasure island, ktvu channel 2 news. state officials went to court today hoping to convince a judge to end federal

oversight of the state's prison system. a judge called for federal oversight of the prison healthcare system due to poor condition. sense then the state spent more than a billion dollars to make more improvements. jeffrey beard asked the judge to give control back over state. >> i think it's time for this lawsuit to end for the coastally oversight to end and for us to move ahead. >> the federal judge in the case must rule by next month. the company pulling pricey yoga pants from the star, lululemon took its pants from the store last week after complaints that the pants are door sheer. a come claimed she was asked by a salesperson to bend over to prove that the pants were too sheer. lululemon say the pants can be taken back to the store no questions asked. the defense of marriage act

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says the parts are too brittle and they are breaking. the head of the project assures public safety is a top priority. after nearly 6 years ground has been broken on san francisco transbay project. the tower will sit right next to the construction site of the new transbay terminal which is scheduled to house buses, caltrain and the high speed rail. the tower project is slated to be the tallest building on the west coast. a 7-year-old and her 66- year-old grandmother are recovering after being run over by a garbage truck . it happened about 6:30 this morning. the bus driver stopped and is cooperating with police. the girl was hospitalized. her grandmother was hospitalized for a leg injury. the u.s. supreme court wrapped up his second

consecutive hearing on same sex marriage. today it was the federal defense of marriage acts. ktvu scott mcfarlane has a report from washington. >> no cameras inside the supreme court, we can tell you in the room we heard justices opening questioning whether it was constitutional for the federal government to limit the benefits for same sex marriage couples. >> what give the federal government the right to be concerned at all about what the definition of marriage is? >> there's two kinds of marriages, the full marriage and then sort of skim-milk marriage. >> reporter: one justice questioned why u.s. government them benefits. that certain said -- that attorney said without that defense of marriage act, if just one state

does. the law he said helped make the idea of marriage clearer. >> it defines the term for wherever it appears in a federal law in a consistent way. >> reporter: they couldn't hear what was happening inside the courtroom but huge crowds formed again outside. including the new york woman who's marriage triggered this case. >> you guys are talking too freely. i have been hiding in a closet ten years ago. >> reporter: supporters the same sex marriage ban also spoke to the crowd and tv cameras. >> while we stand for the defense of marriage as between one man and one woman. it is quite clear that definition on the federal level is at great risk likely by 5-4. >> reporter: in the courtroom we were struck how much time was spent over whether the court should be hearing this case. the law is just 17 years old and it's being defended by a

group of u.s. house republicans and not by the white house. in washington, scott mcfarlane ktvu channel 2 news. a north carolina senator who recently quiet on issues of same sex marriage is now backing marriage rights for gay couples. senator kay hagan made the announcement today. the doma hearing in washington is bringing support of the same sex marriage out for aville image -- vigil here in san francisco. >> reporter: they're holding a rally for gay marriage. this time they're opposing the federal defense of marriage act. this family visited from placerville where 22-year-old daughter is on spring break. >> we came down to visit the

city and go to the walt disney museum. >> reporter: kristen came here with her two mothers. >> we grew up in a relatively small town. everyone loved them and have a place to be. >> reporter: because they are in a straight marriage, the defense of marriage act will solidify the ties to kristen much more challenging. >> she doesn't have the same right because both of her parents are treated the same, she's not going to get the same benefits. if one of us -- being able to file jointed for the state. i can't file jointly with the federal government. however i didn't get the benefits for my daughter for school. >> reporter: the law prevents gay couples from receiving federal benefits such as tax break and federal health insurance. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: they all want the law overturned. >> we're expected to do the same. >> i have no problem paying my

fair share or raise my family. i shouldn't be treated any differently. >> reporter: at usf law professor julie knight said the law could be sent back. lot of technical issues this case as well. that could be the basis for the court to avoid the tough questions. >> reporter: knight said the court could wait until the end of june just before going on their summer break. we've posted the audio from today's supreme court hearing as well as a transcript for you on our website ktvu. com. you'll find them under the same sex marriage tab. for first time in its 148 year history a woman has been sworn in as director of the secret service. julia pierson took the federal oath today. the president praised his pick. pierson replaces mark sullivan who retired in february after

that prosecution scandal involving secret service agents. there were some more technical problems for wells fargo customers today. some customers experienced problems using their debit cards today. the biggest cyberattack in history, who's behind it? who's the target? the effects you may notice. take a look at this video, a lamp goes right through the windshield of a bus. what the bus driver immediately did afterwards that have many people calling him a hero.

experts say a cyberattack could have a ripple effect on other internet users. attackers have been sending a massive volume of messages to spam house. that's a geneva-based service that list the senders of spam e- mails. experts say that could slow some e-mail servers. the silicone valley leader group says such attacks could mean job opportunities. wright says the commerce

department faces so many cyberattacks it has taken the whole division off the internet. netflix is beefing up with its original content with a plan of sci-fi thriller for subscribers. episodes of the show which will be named sense 8 are set to start running late next year. comes on the hills of netflix first original show house of cards. a bipartisan group of u.s. senators is unveiling a plan to overall immigration law. senators toured the mexican border earlier this afternoon. it will likely include new resources to beef up border security as well as a pathway to citizenship to undocumented immigrants who are already in the country. incredible video here to share, a bus drive inner china is -- driver in china is being

hailed as a hero. after a lamp post is crashed through the windshield. watch here as it comes right through the windshield. he ducks, you will see him appear to react rather calmly. he steers the bus over to the side of the road and he makes sure its passengers are okay. this is the view inside the bus. afterward he was the only one injured and was taken to the hospital for a ruptured spleen. we'll tell you what's in a name and why things could be changing and why some say no matter what the hp pavilion is called, they'll still call it by another way. lot of clouds out there now. what does it mean for the holiday weekend, i'll have the timeline. we're here! we're going to the park! [ gina ] oh hey, dan!

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. a large landslide north of seattle has destroyed one home and is threatening two dozen others. 17 of the homes have been isolated from the slide. the sheriff says the home on the beach have no power and water and the road is badly damaged. residents and vacationers are being evacuated. here at home, the hp pavilion could be heading for a name change. ronda honda is live there with a company rumored to be taking over the tank. robert? >> reporter: we are at the

arena now, shark fans are starting to show up for tonight's game. you can see the name hp pavilion, now many people are asking for how long. it started as san jose and later became the compact center until hewlett packard agreed to call it. pavilion. >> i call it the tank. i always call it the tank. . >> the contract is for a few more years. if sap wants to step up, that's good for us. >> reporter: you haven't heard anything official yet right? >> all we have is talk.

>> reporter: naming rights has been an important element in santa clara. many have expressed best. >> if lure looking for stadium -- if you're looking for stadium rights, stadium is pretty good to put your number on. >> reporter: san jose marketing guru ann orloff is baffled. >> this is the capital you would think they will do everything possible to hold on to it. >> reporter: we have been told the city is already starting to discuss what it might be do if hp decides it wantings out before the contract expires at the end of 2015. >> robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a massive international effort as uncovered 80 genetic markers that indicates a person tendency for certain types of cancer. the research involves 5 studies

by 150 research groups studying 200,000 patients. it up -- the research could help narrow down who needs to be tested for those diseases and lead to individualized treatments. a report from american association of cancer research indicates there are now 14 million cancer survivors in the united states. and it projects that number will grow to 18 million over the next 10 years. experts say the growing number of cancer survivors will present challengers. former cia director david petraeus took time to publicly apologize for the extramarital affair that led to his resignation. >> please allow me to begin my remarks this evening by reiterating how deeply i regret

and apologize for. the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends and supporters. >> petraeus admitted to the affair with his biographer paula broadwell. a federal bankruptcy judge today signed off on the merger deal between american airlines and u.s. airways. the $11 billion agreement must still clear the justice department's anti-trust department. that's expected to take until this fall. once the deal is done, the merged company will form the world's largest airlines. the stale of california filed a case for anyone for voter approved bond. the lawsuit which centers around $8.6 billion in voter approved bonds is being described as a preemptive

strike. its goal is to sure its legal for the state to issue some of the bonds needed to begin construction on the bullet train this summer. where and when the case take place is not known at this time. weather has been so dry lately. we can use a awful lot of rain. bill martin, that is not at all what we're getting. >> not going to happen. i know more activity on the weekend. it's just the way it is. the bring month is here. outside we've got clouds and we've been talking about those. we have a few springs fall out of those clouds earlier today in san francisco. little bit activity in southbound and san jose area. numbers in the 60s. tomorrow similar to this, unsettled pacific but nothing is focused. nothing is really focused enough to bring us significant rain. scattered showers will remain in our forecast through sunday, actually through monday.

what does it mean? as far as my outdoor activities goes, don't change your plan. unless you're pouring concrete or painting on the weekend, you'll be fine. we have gust of winds down in the peninsula. just kind of breezy out of the south that tells you it's sort of unfair weather wind direction. these are the forecast highs, yellows are 70s tomorrow. tomorrow lots of 60s mid-and upper 60s. forecast model move into 12:00 a.m. and midnight. look at this just a nest of moisture. thursday morning, could be a little drizzle on the road. then thursday at lunch still stuff in the area. thursday afternoon, little bit of clearing. this is probably need more sunshine but still the same idea that we could see a few sprinkles on friday. how much rain could we get

between now and friday, that's right. all of that trouble for 300. the weekend gets here, things firm up a little bit. we could see quarter inch of rain, tenth of rain saturday night into sunday morning. that's how it looks now. lot to do about nothing. it would be nice if this was organized and it will bring us a lot of rain. right now the best bet for real rain saturday night into sunday morning which could raise a little haver -- havoc on early morning easter plan. this area will be home to some big concerts this summer. complaints from neighbors have promoters singing a new tune. the changes they agreed to and why some say it's still not enough.

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the ordinance in 3 months. new at 5:00, in the last few hours we've confirmed organizers on the san francisco water front have -- >> reporter: this is the letter sent from america's cup to the city's entertainment commission today. it says it is now scaling back a summer concert series that suppose to happen right here on pierce 27 and 29. a proposed 9000 seat amphitheater will host the event starting at the end of may. a sting concert is already sold out. neighbors argued the concert will overwhelm the area with traffic and noise. america's cup and promoter live nation announced it will now only hold a maximum of 30 events rather than 40, the concerts will end 30

minutes early. some neighborhood leaders today told us this is not the end of the discussion. >> we're hoping that the promises are kept. that's something we're going to look closely at. we're going to need to ask them to do more. >> reporter: back out here live, live nation planned to operate its own neighborhood hotline for noise complaints. now agreed to allow an outside party, the san francisco police department to handle that process and take those calls. the city entertainment commission tell me there maybe still room for compromise on this issue when the board considers the america's cup proposal next week. we're live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. ktvu crews just arrived on a scene of a officer involved shooting in san jose. we are following breaking news what early reports that caused an officer to open fire.