people are afraid. >> this will likely end gun violence but the letter will be drafted and sent by police to oakland gun buyers advising them of their legal obligations such as safe storage reporting the sale of a gun through a licensed dealer and notify a police when your gun is lost or stolen. >> if they don't and the gun issues and commission of a crime they haven't followed the appropriate steps that they will be prosecutorred. >> we can provide just another tool for law enforcement to try to do something about the gun violence that plagues our community. >> according to brooks, right now he does not -- stolen guns or know the amount of fire arms purchased and brought boo the city. he says the city that has as much gun violence as oakland should do all that it can to curve it without violating second amendment. >> we're not surprising them of constitutional rights we're simply saying that here is your responsibility. if you're going to be gun owner you have to be responsible gun owner. >> now, right now there's a

similar bill and it's going statewide. as for la recent analysts shows a number of guns reported lost or stolen doubled since the law took effect ktvu. >> a man suspected car thief put concord high school and enabled dorado middle school on lock down. police say the suspect was involved in a hit-and-run accident on west street. the man then tried to carjack another driver before running off towards the schools. police combed the area for the man but he managed to escape. and over in antioch deer valley high school was evacuated again today headed to another bomb threat. school officials say the vague anonymous threat was called in just after 11:00 this morning. the school's 2200 students were taken outside while police searched the campus. the lock down was lifted at about 12:45 this afternoon. as we reported earlier a similar threat yesterday also turned out to be a hoax. >> an oakland man was recently robbed and gun point he was so frustrated by a lack of response from police.

he hired a private investigator to look into his case only on 2. they're live now in oakland with the man's story and why he says he's so frustrated. eric. >> julie, this man says his private investigator has developed some promising leads and he can't get police to check them out. opd officials told me they welcome the extra help but this victim says it should have never come to this. >> it took my wallet, my keys, my cell phone. >> this man doesn't want his identity revealed out of concern for his safety. he says he was robbed at gun point earlier this month walking near park boulevard in oakland. >> my instinct told me don't run, don't scream, don't fight, just do as they say. >> the man says officers responded quickly and took his report but it's what did not happen next that has him so upset. >> that's when -- that's when i got mugged by opd in a very different way. >> he says he took 3 days to

reach anyone investigating his case at opd so he hired a private investigator to do the job for police. >> reporter: how much have you paid this investigator so far? >> so far $1,170. but i think i owe him a few hundred dollars more right now. >> they're now following up on stolen property but he still can't get officers to do anything with the information he's gathered. >> they are telling me a victim of crime and everyone else who they can are understaffed we only work regular business hours. we only do what's required of us by the rules and absolutely no more and if you don't like it, talk to your council person. >> reporter: when he heard about it council member told us that's not good enough. >> for you to have to hire your own private investigator, it's, you know, i'm sad to hear that and my apologies go out to the family and individual. it's sad that we've gotten to this state. >> reporter: today i did speak to opd chief of staff sergeant chris bolton, he said if one of

his officers failed to follow up on evidence he won't defend it. the department has taken action to improve its follow up. right now he says opd has six dedicated robbery investigators who handle an average of 18 cases each a month. we're live in oakland derrick, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 56 people have been arrested and 84 guns are off the streets because of an undercover operation in stockton. today the u.s. attorney's office announced the results of a four-month long investigation called operation grid i don't know. the stockton police chief says the operation help reduce the city's violent crime in the past four months something residents say they're very grateful for. >> it's so much stuff going on it makes the stop and it's good came out and took all the stuff out that's real good. >> police say they have been ten fewer homicide this year compared to the same time last year. last year the city saw 71 homicides. >> crimes from across california gathered at the

state capitol today for the 24th annual victims rights march and rally. >> let me assure you, we are now members of a club that no one wants to belong to. >> lake reynolds was instrumental in the passage of california's three strikes law back in 1992 after his daughter cumberer was killed outside of fresno restaurant. today some victims advocate said their concerned crime is on the rise in california. governor brown says public safety is his no. 1 priority he needs to consider the financial picture. >> it's a mess. it's taking a long time to fix. but the rhetoric of key way is when it gets factored into the $27 billion deficit. >> still governor brown said he's appealing a federal judge's order that the state release 10,000 more prisoners by the end-of-the year. >> the summer outlook is brighter than you might think for the bay area's water and power supply. new at 6:00ktvu joins us live along the american river with

the early assessment. ken. >> reporter: frank, we are along the banks of american river. you can see it's moving fairly slowly right now. that's due in part to our record and dry winter that we just experienced. it effects river flow and also effects hydroelectric power generation. as you will see it's not going to effect our power supply as much as one might think. >> lake levels, snowpacks, the state of our transmission lines just a few things factor that go into forecasting our power outlook for the summer ahead. >> over all california is looking to be in fairly good shape going into summer. >> stephanie with california independent system operator says despite a record low snowpack, hydroelectric generation will still be at about 85% of normal. that's because our state's reservoirs remain in good shape. look at three of the top reservoirs. it's at 99% of normal for this time of year.

orville at 107%. >> there's only a slight decrease in hydroelectricity supply as result. >> it's not expecting a trouble free summer, one issue the shutdown of the nuclear power plant for a second summer. we'll require additional resources. but the impact will be mostly in san diego county unlike in years past she said blackouts were problems in southern california should not significantly effect the norm due in part to new transmission lines stalled since the power crisis of roughly a decade ago. >> to share resources better. >> well, the summer outlook is good, but it's not set in stone because we had a very dry winter that could mean busy fire season, wild fire season which could damage powerline it's considered unlikely scenario but one that could change the forecast. sacramento county ktvu channel 2 news. >> city leaders in san francisco announced the series

of proposals aimed at increasing political influence that city hall. dennis says the wide ranging proposals will effect lobbyist, developers contractors and others to do business. along with board of supervisors president spent months studying the issues. >> the biggest criticism that we hear of those of us in city hall is that there's a lack of accountability, a lack of transparency and a lack of openness with respect to how business is done. >> the measures would expand the definition of lobbiest, they would also require developers of major projects that expose donations over $5,000 to city nonprofits. >> the effort before the state legislature into expand last call has gone dry. the bill to allow bars, clubs, restaurants keep serving alcohol until 4:00 a.m. was defeated in state senate committee. currently the cut off is 2:00 a.m. state senator mark has proposed the extension, those opposed said they were worried about

public safety with the extra drinking hours. apple announced today will buy back $60 billion worth of stock letting shareholders get their hands on massive stock pile of cash. apple is come -- has come under fire for keeping a tight grip on its money. but the news wasn't all good today. after the closing bell apple posted its first decline in expectations in a decade. it's financial also included a decrease and that income but increase in revenue. apple stock ended the day up about 7.5 points just above $406 a share. virginia judge has denied request to run its own dealership. the based electric car maker had submitted request in state of virginia. state law there requires manufactures unless the manufacture can show that no dealer is available. saw an exception saying its unique model for selling cars would not be attracted to a traditional dealer. it can still appeal that ruling. >> a long plan project to widen

the avenue is set to begin next month in pleasant hill. the design calls for widening the avenue from two lanes to four along the cross line. the goal here to improve traffic flow through that area. the 13th $.6 million project is expected to take about 18 months to complete. two more fire stations could be closing a proposed budget cuts are approved. county board of supervisors considered the plan today. firefighters argue the closure should jeopardize public safety after four stations closed earlier this year. county officials say they have no other choice after voters rejected a partial facts that maintained funding a final vote is set for may 14th. military veterans will be getting a helping hand looking for work at east bay event next week. more than 25 employers are scheduled to take part in hiring heroes job fair in walnut creek. it will be similar to this one that took place earlier this

month. the event went discussions on resume writing and interviewing. the job fair will be held walnut creek marriott on north maine street starting at 10:00 a.m. april 30th. >> in parts of bay area saw double digit drop in temperature it's not over yet. how long a cooler trend will last and how long temperatures will go. >> he led the charge to legalize same sex marriage. is marijuana next. the controversial post. >> sparking a panic in 140 characters or less. who may be behind the tweak proclaiming a white house attack and how investigators will proceed.

it happened on foothill between 24th an miller. investigators are still on the scene trying to determine what led up to the shooting. >> just 70 characters sent by hackers on twitter. 147 points today. take a look. the dip you see there shows the stock plunge to just 3 minutes after erroneous tweet on associated press. the market recovered, though, as ktvu stevens tells us it exposed the dangers of social media, david. >> reporter: we learned late this morning about the group claiming responsibility for that tweet. and how law enforcement may handle future hoaxes. social media users in san francisco's financial district said they were not shocked to hear about today's the hoax. >> it was just tweeter. they -- twitter. >> the associated press says someone hacked their account and sent out a tweet that said

breaking two explosions in the white house and barack obama is injured. >> i can say that the president is fine. i just with him. >> the feed has 1.9 million followers the news agency quickly responded ap twitter account has been hacked tweet about attack at the white house is false. we will advise more as soon as possible it took just minutes for it to send the dow jones plunging over 140 points before it rebounded. >> it doesn't instill a lot of confidence in the market. you see a lot of stuff going on right now in the world sporting events violence and what not. you really have to be prepared for anything happening right. >> the incident comes eight days. the group calling itself the electronic army claimed credit for today's white house bombing tweet. former fbi agent rick smith says it's unclear how authorities may approach the hoax. >> if it's evaluated as a threat to this country. it's awesome. intelligent service, that's a whole different matter that has to be evaluated differently.

if it's some quack that's sending stuff like this, it's a little bit different story. >> i talked to the securities and exchange commission and the fbi today, both agencies decline today say whether they have launched investigations. reporting live in san francisco's financial district, ktvu channel 2 news. california lieutenant governor says the time is now to legalize marijuana. in the huffing ton post the mayor writes "the time has come to deidealize, tax and regulate marijuana. anything less is not enough "at the california democratic state convention this month, he said marijuana prosecution hits latinos and african-americans the hardest effecting their ability to find work, housing, and financial aid. >> the war on drugs is abject failure. we sent a higher percentage of african-american males to prison and jails in this country than we do to college

and universities in california. >> there is some study most politicians are secretly in favor of legalizing marijuana but are afraid to say so in public. so far only washington state and colorado have legalized marijuana for recreational use. i did try to get gavin to do to talk more about this, but i haven't heard back from him as of yet. >> a mock memorial service, rather, was held outside the wells fargo headquarters in san francisco and protesters homes lost to the foreclosure crisis. >> demonstrators as they a banner and calling on wells fargo to stop the eviction. they say home security is basic human right. san francisco protester tells us solidarity with another demonstration in utah where bank is holding its shareholder meeting. they accused wells fargo of predatory lending practices and

borrowers of past student debt reduction. fewer homes are entering here, research shows 18,567 homeowners defaulted on their mortgage from january through march. that's down 51.4% from the previous 3 months and it marks the lowest level in more than 7 years. >> more than 1.5 -- one and a half billion dollars is still available. two billion dollars in federal funds was set aside for homeowners facing foreclosure in california. but so far only 320 million z has been handed out. the california housing finance agency administers the program that offers up to $100,000 per mortgage under the name keep your home california. >> well, they have to be under some hardship having lost their job or through divorce or other financial hardship. >> homeowners must be under water on their mortgage to qualify state housing officials says the program works with 70 different lenders to write down

your monthly payment to see if you qualify and click on web links. >> the fog is rolling in out there. temperatures really fell off today. especially along the coast 10 to 15 degrees great shot and fog now, deeper, so marine layers over the heals start cooling across the bay, into berkeley and albany. further cooling i suspect we're going to see much cooler temperatures in the inland bay vallies tomorrow another 8 degrees of cooling. here is the fog now you see right along the coast. the shot we were taking is right in here. so right there. right by twin peaks that fog is going to get about this far tomorrow morning and late tonight and that's going to cool a lot of these areas. temperatures on the down trend certainly dropped off today at the coast. there will be more noticeable. it will be noticeably cooler tomorrow inland as that moist marine air filters in. inland antioch, liver moore, fair field, up towards the

davis area and napa up towards santa rosa as well. this kind of classic a little bit early summer too. no rain in the forecast. more of this fog sun combination which will include temperatures continuing to trend down. not the coast because they've got it. temperatures inland tomorrow are coming down. you ear going to see numbers inland instead of the in the upper 80s. you're going to see them in the upper 70s, low 80s. those oranges are 80s. right on the edge of warmest parts of our bay area, they're just touching 80 degrees. look at this cool moist air. see the greens and blues. it's classic, cooler weather, much better than the broadcast. helps out with your allergies quite a bit. also helps out with air quality. so it's a good thing. here is how it breaks down with the pollen count, we have oak pine and all of that is still up there. grasses is the thing that came in to play last 24 to 36 hours you're starting to see more

grasses back there. grass falling back in the program here. that's tomorrow. 80 in brentwood. the warm spots, right, 77 -- it's not bad. it's still really nice weather but it's not as hot as it has been. i will suggest a lot of people prefer a little bit cooler. lots of phone call. how much people love the fog when it comes back after 80 or 90-degree heat. plenty of sun, dry dry dry, mild, as soon as she goes upper 70s and cools up on thursday and then into the low 80s. the heat is not going to be there for a while. it's warm. >> i've got no complaints. >> all right. thanks bill. >> thank you, bill. >> coming up on bay area on tv36. continuing coverage of that bogus tweets of royal wall street one explained why he thinks one simple click may have allowed hackers the -- you think ben aflek has it all. find out what he's vowing to go without and why he hopes fans get the mess sang. join us at 7 on tv36.

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check on the baby chicks. 3 of the pairs four eggs ended up hatching. biologists glen stuart says the baby are all male and they are all in good health. >> oh. all right. that's good news. mark is here now and it's looking good tonight so far for the as. >> you know what a terrible road trip this has been. well in the first four games on triplet's go to total of 10 runs tonight alone they have 13 at fenway park and the game isn't over yet. as you can see the weather at fenway not all that great. didn't bother the as swinging at all. brandon gets us rolling here in a six run third inning shot straight up and cocoa and john are in and the ball continues

to -- smith with a shot to the center field. keeps us part of the yard and that's a two run homer. the as batting in the eighth were in a rain delay handling you might say 13-0 looks like four game losing streak will come to an end. just to a couple of days from now, thursday in fact. 49ers and raiders will drop both with different areas of the draft that they have needs for. oakland plenty of need. raiders general manager reggie with his first draft is taking over. talent evaluation is supposed to be his strong point. today talked about some of the raiders needs and his philosophy philosophy. >> try to keep your first round pick. more fun on thursday. when did you see it start this transformation hopefully this evening. you've got a good off-season and another draft and hopefully

italy gibbs to show this year. >> all right. so thursday draft day, warriors tonight, denver we'll have full highlights as they start in just about an hour from now. that's the sporting line. >> i am too. >> all right, thanks mark. >> as we told you just 12 minutes ago woman was shot this afternoon while driving down foothill boulevard in oakland and we now know she has died. ktvu's amber lee is on the scene talking to investigators we'll have the latest tonight on the 10:00 news. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we're always here for you. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ rges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪

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