officials tell us everyone was pretty much gone for the day. we are still montingerring the situation -- monitoring the situation. live in hayward, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. the head of the oakland police department announced he is stepping down effective immediately. ktvu's rob roth is live where leaders addressed the situation but police chief howard jordan was nowhere to be found. >> we are outside the police department where the press conference ended. the news was a shock to many in the police department. lice chf howard jordan announced he was stepping down effective immediately. he said he was taking medical retirement and officials provided few details. >> i am surprised and saddened to hear the decision this morning but i trust he is doing what is best for himself and

his family. >> reporter: howard jordan was sworn in two years ago. we obtained the e-mail howard jordan sent out today. i wanted to be the first -- i wanted you to be the first to know that this morning i advised effective immediately i am on medical leave. this decision has been difficult but necessary. anthony toribio is now acting chief. >> howard jordan's announcement was unexpected. i understand the change may cause uncertainty within and outside of the department. by the manner of our structure and organization police chief howard jordan's departure causes no uncertainty in the mission, focus or progress. >> reporter: howard jordan's leadership has been questioned in a report by a administrator

and homicides and robberies are at the highest level in years. some believe he left before he was asked to leave. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> many say the announcement leaves the city in a lurch. ktvu's janet -- jana katsuyama has more. >> reporter: we got here after the announcement -- after the announcement and the mayor and the city counsel, the staff were silent. others were shocked. he shared he just saw the chief last night and howard jordan did not say word about leaving. >> we were just in closed session with the chief yesterday evening. and there was no mention about what transpired today.

>> not a word? >> there was no inkling of what took place today. >> reporter: they received no letter or e-mail directly from the chief. many heard from news reports. and as word spread residents and workers tell us they are skeptical about why oakland had two chiefs resign in the last two years. >> let me know something is wrong in the police department. just got started not too long ago. few years back. >> great to get somebody from outside and knows what he is doing to turn the city around. make the city better for everybody. for us workers. >> reporter: other residents are telling us they feel he did a good job in the time he was heading the department. there is a lot of concern about the police department right now once again having to look for a

new chief. reporting live, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage of leadership changes continues on our website. we posted the e-mail the chief sent out announcing his retirement. read it by going to www.ktvu.com. firefighters in east oakland had to duck for cover last night when a bullet from a shooting nearby came through a window. just before 9:00 p.m. last night the crew from station 18 at 50 50th avenue had just come back from a call. police say someone a few blocks away fired 30 shots that ended up killing a man. firefighters heard the shots and some of them dove for cover. >> over here. for him to get under here, imagine that. >> everyone is running through the door. coming through here.

coming through here. >> police are looking for the person who did the shooting. in san jose police are investigating a shooting that happened inside a house about 12:15 p.m. this afternoon inside a home. officers say they arrived to find a man who was shot and prow nounced dead at the scene. the gun -- pronounced dead at the scene. we are learning more about the history of the limo involved in the deadly fire this week. ktvu's alex s just -- alex savage just talked to the man who owns the limo. >> reporter: he doesn't believe his mechanics missed anything. he said the limo was just serviced a few months ago and there was no issues. >> we are waiting for the

report. >> they were in charge for maintenance for the limo and today the owner told me that 1999 car was in excellent condition. he says it was last serviced in december 2012. a fan belt was replaced and an inspection was done. they checked out the breaks and the suspension system. >> what do you think went wrong? >> i don't know. i looked on the tv and kept coching, i couldn't think of -- kept watching. i couldn't think of anything. >> reporter: it is possible the car's air suspension system failed. sometimes balloons develop cracks causing the car to bottom up. the car belongs to limo stop, a san jose company. the company's owner brought this particular limo in for regular maintenance. why he hasn't talked to

investigators yet he is willing to turn over any records that will help figure out what sparked the fire. >> reporter: a chp spokesman said they are working to pinpoint the cause of the fire that killed 5 women over the weekend. investigators are not speculating about a cause and the chp isn't ion and i checked with the district attorney today and i was told they are not yet involved in the case. live in san francisco, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. funeral services were held today for two of the women killed in the limito fire. -- limo fire. they gathered to celebrate the new bride. and the memory of a fresno nurse. we spoke to her husband and other family members and they

asked for privacy. caltrans has the fix for the problems with the bolts on the bay bridge and ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar has been on top of this story from the begin and tom is here now with the issues and when the bridge will open. >> reporter: today was the meeting people were waiting for, for answers to the construction problems and if the bridge would open as scheduled. we didn't get all of the answers today. >> reporter: officials got an update on the fix for the problem created by failed bolts made for the bridge in 2008. >> after debating both options we are recommending option two. >> here is the fix. these two keep the road in place but this keeps the bridge together in a earthquake. since they are no longer useful they will place a steel saddle over each device and then they will add a hugephasia to the

bridge -- hugephasia to the bridge. >> we believe when you look at the voloom of work that needs to be done -- volume of the work that needs to be done it can get done by labor day. >> testing of the bolts that haven't failed continues day and night to see if they are qualified to remain on the bridge. >> we will know if they are okay or not. >> reporter: if the bridge will open on labor day or not we will learn in two weeks. >> we have observed no performance issues. >> so the repair costs between 5-$10 million. tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news.

new develops in the case of three kid natching victims from cleveland, ohio. police are charging one of three brothers saying it appears that ariel castro acted alone. and a home coming for the three women. gina dejesus as she was hurrying into her family's home. amanda berry and her daughter were also given a big welcome and the mother of michelle knight is on her way to ohio for a reunion there. police say ariel castro was charged with kidnapping and rape. they say this investigation is ongoing. >> there was over 200 items taken from the home. all those items will be processed. they were all taken into the custody of the fbi, they have yet to be processed.

>> police say pedro castro and onil castro did not know what was going on inside that home. based on statements and the victim's. jurors in the murder case of jodi arias arrived at a verdict today in arizona. >> we the jury do find the defendant as to count one, first degree murder guilty. >> jodi arias was convicted in the june 2008 death of travis alexander. she said travis alexander attacked her and she acted in self-defense. travis alexander was stabbed, shot in the head. the penalty phase is next. jodi arias said she prefers to receive the death penalty. authorities are looking for a man suspected of killing his wife and two daughters. they say he shot and killed his

family at their home, 230 miles northeast of san francisco. the daughters were 8 and 4 years old. he might be driving a 2010 dodge pick up with a camper shell. consider him armed and dangerous. it is blue jeans for the red and cold. how levi's levi's stadium clinched the deal for the stadium. >> fog and clouds. temperatures cool as well. things are changing around, though, details in 10 minutes. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital,

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one hour. no injuries were reported. levi's stadium is paying millions to put its name on the new 49ers stadium in santa clara. it is the second largest naming right for an nfl stadium. ktvu's david stevenson tells us how this started with a dinner last december. david? >> reporter: frank, ktvu's robert handa broke this story last night at 6:00 p.m. and today we learned the details about how the deal came together in 4 months. >> the ceos of the 49ers and levi's stadium announced the deal today, levi's stadium -- levi strauss announced the deal today, levi's stadium. it comes as the 49ers made the bid to bring the super bowl to

the region. talks began with a december dinner and got serious as the 49ers headed to the super bowl. the ceo says five other companies were contenders. he said it was important to prevent a debacle. >> i think the name is so important to your fans, your team, the community. and levi strauss isn't going to change their name. they have been there for centuries. >> reporter: levi strauss is coming off a strong quarter. says the deal will remind customers of old ties. >> our founder levi strauss created the original blue jean 140 years ago for the needs of the original 49ers of the gold rush era. >> reporter: and there you see 49ers players with levi strauss employees. the stadium authority votes tomorrow night on the naming

deal. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> levi strauss is paying $220 million to have the naming rights for 20 years. here is how it compares to others. over stock is paying a million dollars a year to have the home of the raiders and the a's. met life has the most expensive deal, $17.5 million a year to have the home of the new york giants and jets. the least expensive is in san diego, the chargers have a deal with qualcomm, $900,000 a year for the rights. the owner of berkeley's biggest medical marijuana club is looking forward to a court fight with the government. the government's goal is to sees the property from the landlord. the lawsuit accuses them of breaking drug laws by selling marijuana. the same club was forced to

close a year ago. a report offers new insights of the commissioner. he was fired last month because of poor leadership. the report lists reports of inappropriate comments by him and raises questions about procurement and contractor. he was on medical leave since february. nurses announced a walk out at six sutter hospitals. it is set to begin on may 17. the california nurses association says it has new contracts in san francisco, san mateo, marine and wants the same agreement in the east bay. they held 8 prior walk outs

since 2011. today intelligence lumotors says it made -- today tesla motors says it made a profit. the company attributes to profit to sales of its model s and the company started building more cars. since the announcement today shares are up. close to 25%. an wall street stocks closed higher on positive data out of china and germany. the dow is up 48 to 15,105. the nasdaq is up 16 at 3,413. the s&p is up 6 to 1,632. to bay area weather. a week ago we had a red flag warning, different conditions that we have been seeing. >> completely different. today was no exception.

the sun has come out but temperatures cooler than they have been. tracking thunderstorms still. this is northern california but that is significant stuff. the showers and thundershowers should stay north of the area. we are looking at clouds and fog. fog is pushing inland again. there is the avenues of san francisco. downtown san francisco you have fog. towards the ballpark now. fog and low clouds working into your forecast tonight. it is mild. not warm or very warm. mild. this time of year you could have mid-70. 56 in san francisco. 62 oakland. these are the right now temperatures. things are changing. tomorrow more sunshine. lot more sunshine. temperatures come up. along the coast, though, because of the fog and clouds,

there is an opportunity for drizzle. on the golden gate bridge, great highway. sausalito. possibility for your morning commute of drizzle. drizzle doesn't effect everybody. highway 1 it is a pain sometimes, especially down the great highway. drizzle in the morning hours. more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. as you march through, mid-60s around berkeley. upper 60s murogga. warming up tomorrow. microclimate kicking in. temperatures are on the increase into the next few days. fire danger coming up as well. when i come back we will talk about the pollens, fire danger and the forecast high for your neighborhood back here at 5:45 p.m. his reaction to a penalty call during a soccer game

landed him behind bars and now the new charge accused of going too far is facing. >> remains one of our biggest threats and it is virtual. your personal information that could be at risk.

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being charged. ricardo portillo suffered serious internal head injuries and remained in critical condition for a week before passing away. the suspect is in juvenile detention. cyber attacks continue to threaten the u.s. the attacks come from criminals, terrorists and foreign governments and law enforcement need more resources to fight the assaults. >> i think we absolutely have to pay more attention to the threats. we are at a time where everything that used to happen on the streets are happening online. >> a group of senators introduced a bill to help companies defend themselves. san francisco is giving up

on a law dealing with cell phone radiation and your health. they approved a settlement yesterday. the cell phone industry will not make the city pay legal fees for the lawsuit that got the law thrown out. officials are pushing for new rules that would prevent fake mobile phone charges. it is a practice known as cramming where unauthorized fees show up on cell phone bills. officials say cell phone cramming isn't a widespread problem yet but they want cell phone carriers to allow the blocking of third party billing to prevent future problems. jeanne cooper died. she played katherine chancellor

for 40 years on the young and the restless. her film crets include the boston strangler and tony roam. she was 84 and had been hospitalized for a illness. her son made the announcement on facebook saying his mother died in her sleep. a hard fought battle but today the dome came down. the new concern raised by supporters. >> the gates are open and the band is about to take the stage as nappy gets ready to -- napa gets ready to host. ♪ roundup ♪ i want a weed free season, that's how i roll ♪ ♪ so i reach for roundup extended control ♪ ♪ with the all-new, no pump, one-touch wand ♪ ♪ it kills weeds dead and keeps weeds gone ♪ [ whip cracks ] ♪ roundup extended control ♪ i just spray them weeds, then spray them cracks ♪

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5:00 p.m. look at it. torn down in minutes. the final act for a movie house brought action and drama today. not often you see someone crying over a building but some people were doing that as it was demolished. ktvu's john sasaki is there with the last dish effort to save it that came too late. >> reporter: as you can see the tear down is now complete. all that remains is a pile of rubble. >> reporter: in the blink of an eye the final curtain came down. >> been here 55 years. what a bummer. >> he came to see the final scene of this story. he worked in the theater for 17 years. >> so many memories in that

building. i worked with so many good people. all the people that -- like we are family. 2467 battle over the -- >> reporter: the battle over the theater was hard fought. they decided to not stop the demolition. >> we have been in the process for 8-1/2 years on this project. this was put in place a long time ago by the city. >> reporter: they were planning to get a restraining order to stop the demolition. this morning machinery tore it down. >> this is our cultural land mark. this is what we had. this is what is left. >> reporter: there were tears. >> and i have been to so many movies here. my daughter went here when she was little. it is important to everybody. >> reporter: one opponent raised concerns with the developers. he told thus site is safe. >> we have all the

environmental clearances. all done lawfully. we are -- we are -- you know, we are not going to jeopardize anybody's health. >> reporter: there is a small memorial to the theater. it will be replaced with a store that will be finished next year. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators removed more evidence from the home where an 8-year-old girl was found stabbed to death. they removed carpeting and wood. the house has been closed off. a man who lives across the street is disputing reports of a man running from the door. >> nobody came running from that door. every time somebody walks down that street my dogs barks and there were no barks.

he struck a deal with prosecutors that will shorten his sentence and speed up restitution. the deal would shorten the sentence by 14-17 years and with 6 years served and good behavior he could be out in 4-5 years. it would end the legal battle and expedite the description of $40 million to victims. traffic is moving along highway 92 but a over turned truck snarled the commute about 8:45 a.m. the truck blocked all lanes in both directions for an hour. chp don't know what caused the truck to flip over. no injuries were reported. san francisco public utilities commission officials say repairs on a sink hole will take two weeks to complete. it opened up on monday evening at lake street. investigators leave a broken

sewer line -- believe a broken sewer line gave way. it is the biggest event ever to come to napa. over the next 4-1/2 days. ktvu's mike mibach is in napa. looks like it is about to get started? >> reporter: yeah. fans are lined up and the gates opened 45 minutes ago as they make their way inside. bottle rock officially here. night one about to get underway. fans making their way through security. tight security. thousands expected tonight. growing up in the bay area napa valley has been known for wine and food, now you can throw in rock 'n' roll. [ music ] [ music ] >> reporter: sound checks and sunshine in napa valley.

60 bands, three stages, food and music. >> i am super stoked. >> reporter: bottle rock is here. >> lot of great bands that i am looking forward to seeing. >> reporter: this is napa's biggest event ever. organizers said they have met every need from security to off site parking lots where buses are waiting. >> i think we are past nerves and into production mode. >> the idea was originally a two day show. when everyone said yes we have a big show, let's go for it. >> reporter: as for the locals -- >> i think it is great. >> last night they were testing the sound system. and it was annoying. >> reporter: she owns a restaurant in downtown napa. >> slow all week.

and we don't have hardly any reservations. no parking. >> reporter: first full day is tomorrow. music from noon to 10:00 p.m. big acts to hit the stage. live tonight in napa, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. the federal reserve says 96,000 mortgage bowerrers will -- borrowers will get more money. the company hired to make the payments miss calculated the amount on the first check sent out and will now send new checks to make up the difference. they are urging people to be sure you cash both checks. the announcement that a major player wants to make an acquisition, why it could be a perfect pairing.

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after an engine fire. passengers were stranded for five days. new teachers are being added to the ship -- features are being added to the ship. they plan for it to resume crews next month -- cruises next month. pope francis met with nuns to give them advice. he said they must be spiritual mothers and avoid using their position for personal gain. yahoo may be looking at buying hulu. the ceo has been shopping his company around for a possible sale. media reports say the ceos met. hulu has 4 million subscribers and a value of $2 billion. the food stamp problem will

see spending cuts this year. he is only willing to take $400 million off the stop. the house would give the program a makeover and cut it by 5 times that amount. it has doubled in size since 2008 and cost $78 billion last year. police in europe arrested 31 people in connection with a diamond heist three months ago. it happened at the airport on february 19. most of the suspects were arrested in belgium. other arrests were made in france and switzerland. they recovered a huge quality of diamonds, and cash and cars. bad, really bad. are they going to rebuild? >> that is the big question after fire breaks out at a restaurant. why this scene is nothing new for the owner and what his plans are for the future.

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video around 3:00 a.m. this morning. a neighbor called 911. it was up in flames. >> thick black smoke. [ inaudible question ] >> something plastic. >> reporter: it took 3 dozen firefighters 40 minutes. the bakery has had two previous fires in recent years. on the brink of closure once before the city put up the money to keep it open. >> sad. really sad. >> reporter: the owner told ktvu he intends to open as soon as he gets the okay. investigators say the flames broke out in the back storage unit. you can see all of the damage

and they estimate it will cost tens of thousands to repair. >> it has been here forever. great place to meet every. >> come down for breakfast. no breakfast. >> reporter: he has been coming here since the 1950s. regulars like him and the people that work here hopes it will reopen soon. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. the university of california agreed to lift the limits it imposed for students when it comes to life time medicalpairments and prescription. it placed a $400,000 life time payment cap for student medical care. that could have left some owns tens of thousands dollars. the chancellors reached the agreement last week. banning performance

bonuses. the department has been criticized for paying out when there is a huge back log of disability claims. in 2011 they paid out $3 million in bonuses. secretary of state john kerry announced the obama administration will provide $100 million in aid to syria. the money will not be linked to discussions on whether to provide arms to rebels. it will post refugees. -- help refugees. >> facebook removed a page that denigrated u.s. women in the military. she called it another example of the military's lax attitude.

facebook removed it after determining the administrators were fake. a recall by the food and drug administration. it involves drugs made by a pharmacy. the pharmacy is recalling all of its sterile drugs or injectable drug products. there are concerns about the problems that could potentially lead to bacterial contamiation. fast food sellers talked about making menus healthier but things haven't improved that much over the last 14 years. they found the over all score in 2011 for 8 was 48. and that is an improvement of three points from 1997. rigly is pulling its caffeinated gum after the market after the food and drug

administration investigates the caffeine. they rolled out the gum last month. more about our weather. seems like it gets better. >> it has to go up. especially after today. temperatures today, take a look at them. they weren't that warm. highs in the 60s, low 70s. warm spots, antioch, morgan hill. check out san francisco, downtown, 58 degrees. last week we had red flag warnings and red flag warnings and heat advisories. it was a big change. the forecast for the fog along the coast pushes inland. you can see it here. into the north bay. around the bay. it will get deep or thicken up, into the inland bay valleys. tomorrow morning, fog and low clouds as you move around in the morning hours. highs tomorrow using the

temperatures, yellows are the 70s. oranges 80s. lots of 60s. lots of 70s. along the coast it will be 50s. like today. forecast highs thursday. friday will be warmer still. showers moving out. this low is nuts. it was here. then it went here and then it is moving this way. doesn't happen -- it happens but not the normal pattern. things warm up, dry up. the high pressure establishes itself, as it should. this is a normal feature. pacific high. starting to reestablish itself and that sends temperatures up. today was cool. tomorrow warmer. mild. but then on friday and saturday, warm range. temperatures in the mid-80s. maybe warmer in some places. tomorrow morning -- or tonight at 10:00 p.m. fog and low clouds. showers up north. clouds again tomorrow morning.

lot of it. delta. moisture. clouds. good for fire danger, and it clears out around 4:00. tomorrow like today. but more sunshine. therefore warmer. mid-70s. upper 70s tomorrow. low 80s as well. gilroy, morgan hill, edge of 80 degrees. 70 mountain view. 66 san francisco. warmer. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. no rain in there. the moisture does wander. last week fire danger. fire danger, air quality. >> buys us time. >> yeah. >> thank you. tough questions in washington and who lawmakers say should pay for what they say is a cover up that cost americans their lives. wedding, you streamed the game.

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explosive testimony on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya attack, including the death of u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >> he said greg, we are under attack. >> three whistle blowers testified they knew the attack was terrorism. >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. and i was embarrassed. >> reporter: house of representatives charged the obama administration is covering up information and didn't do enough to save american lives. >> we want to make certain the government learns the proper lessons so it never happens again and so the right people are held accountable. >> the top democrat said republicans are using these witnesses for political purposes. >> a full scale media campaign that is not designed to

investigate what happened. but rather launch unfounded accusations to smear public officials. >> the hearing was packed with lawmakers, reporters and family members of those killed in benghazi, libya. ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters in southern california are keeping an eye out for hot spots. the fire burned 38 square miles in six days. at one point threatening thousands of homes. it is 95% contained tonight and they expect it fully contained tomorrow. firefighters are watching to make sure it does not spring to life again. san jose police busted opidentity theft -- up a identity theft ring, next at

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challenge. the change in command at this critical time for the opd. >> once i fell i watched the truck run me over. >> new tonight at 6:00 p.m. a bike rider recounts a horrific attack and a show of support from the community. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. >> developing news in oakland. police are investigating a gruesome discovery at a recycling plant. live pictures from news chopper 2. you can see the police cars on the upper part of your screen. police are telling us a human head was discovered at 10th and pine street in west oakland. the coroner telling us workers found the head while they were sorting through trash this morning.

the company has been collecting recyclable materials for 20 years. a human head has been found at a recycling company. we will follow this developing story and if we get new information we will let you know. to another developing story. this in hayward. s.w.a.t. is searching for a robbery suspect. ktvu's eric rasmussen joins us and live. police updated him on the situation there. >> reporter: they are still looking for this suspect at this hour. it was behind this dmv building where police confirm one of their officers shot at a suspect who had a gun. it is not clear if the suspect was hit and for the last few hours, officers have had this area surrounded. they have been focusing on an area along side a house. police say