>> reporter: leila fowler was stabbed multiple times at her home more than two weeks ago. her brother said an intruder did it. >> we had our suspicions the whole time. it is horrible to see something like that. >> a neighbor says the intruder story fell apart. >> two hours after the sheriff came here they had dogs trying to get a scent. couldn't get a scent. >> her dog barks at strangers constantly and it was quiet that day. >> no screams. no nothing. dogs did about bark. >> reporter: she seen the brother walking up and down the road. >> it hurts. you know, you got a 12-year-old kid, his life is ruined. you know, plain and simple. >> reporter: the district attorney hasn't yet received the case from the sheriff's

department. the family is expected to make a statement tomorrow afternoon here at the sheriff's station. if that happens we will have it for you. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. in the days before leila fowler's brother was arrested their mother described the two as close. >> never pushed her around. he never like was ever mean to her. >> they lived with their father and stepmother in the home where leila fowler was found stabbed to death. she said her son was always protective of his sister. our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we have a special section dedicated. you can watch the police press conference and we are posting comments and reaction from the family. we are continuing to

monitor developing news. part of interstate 80 is shut down. this began with a chase. the chp was chasing a bmw. the driver of the car lost control and slammed into workers on the side of interstate 80. the workers were hurt, the driver of the car was killed. right now westbound traffic is being diverted and officials say it will remain closed while the chp investigates. occupy the farm protesters are regrouping as bulldozers raised their farm on university of california at berkeley land. ktvu's jade hernandez is live with more. >> reporter: interesting developments. this started as a quiet meeting with 70 protesters. you can see they have just in

the past few minutes crossed over into the university of california at berkeley land. 4 arrests were made today when they refused to leave and now they made a statement for the university of california at berkeley police that are out here tonight. i want to show you, risdicates are not -- residents are not happy with the activists. you are a resident, why are you upset? >> because of the lack of democracy in the city. our residents voted to have this property developed and these people keep coming on to the land and they are not law- abiding citizens. they don't want to do it the democratic way. >> thank you. there was an officer who told

the protesters if they staid on the land they face fines and arrests. university of california at berkeley police made four arrests this morning after they crossed and planted and created the garden. spokesperson said this land will be used for development, development that is scheduled to begin in january. we will continue -- to -- to develop this situation. as soon as we get more information we will bring that to you. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. a jury convicted a man from berkeley for the 2009 shooting of a teen. a 17-year-old was shot in front of his home. he was convicted today of first degree murder with special circumstances. prosecutors say he admitted to

two people that he shot. but his attorney said another man there was the one who pulled the trigger. he is facing life in prison without the possibility of patrol. today doctors upgraded the condition of one of the victims of the limo fire on the san mateo bridge. her condition has improved from fair to good. she was among four women who survived when the limo went up in flames. five other women died. the women were celebrated a newly wed friend. dozens of volunteers are trying to find an autistic 9- year-old girl who was last seen over the weekend. ktvu's noelle walker is in clear lake where police updated us on the search. >> we talked to the police chief. i want to show you the flyers that are being posted.

this is mikaela lynch. she is 9 years old. went missing 9 years old. let's look around here to give you a sense of what is happening here. one of the vehicles they have been eupusing in the search. part of the command -- using in the search. part of the command post. professional volunteers coming out here to help. take look look at mikaela lynch's picture. she was not wearing clothes at the time she went missing. plus her age, 9 years old. she was last seen playing in her yard playing with her brother. here is what the police chief had to say. >> there is indications of maybe where she was last located from scent dogs but nothing to indicate where.

>> we know the search teams will be looking till 9:00 p.m. tonight by air, land and water. the boughty of water they have been searching is the cash -- body of water they have been searching is the cash creek area. she can't swim and can't respond to her name when they call her. there are unique circumstances and a lot of concern from searchers and the family. the search will go on till 9:00 p.m. if they find nothing it will resume tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. and we will bring you an update on ktvu channel 2 news at 10:00 p.m. tonight. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. the federal highway administration is joining the investigation into broken bolts on the bay bridge. they plan to examine the cause of the breaking bolts as well as the recommended fix.

caltrans saying an independent review would help ensure public confidence. the prepare put the opening in jeopardy. teams in training for america's cup stayed out of the water as they look for the cause of the deadly accident last week. catamaran capsized last thursday killing british double gold medalist andrew simpson. it snapped in two and may have been built too weak. >> the evidence suggests the boat was not strong enough for the purpose. you come up with something that hasn't been built before. >> america's cup officials plan to meet tomorrow in san francisco to discuss what if any changes need to be made ahead of the race. several of the biggest companies in the bay area are pledging $30 million to show

case the bay area during super bowl l and a former mayor says it is no surprise. some of the big named local donors include, google, apple, hp and the gap. $8million will be going back into the community. >> this has to be more than just about a game, has to be about bringing this passion to our community. >> the 25% will be donated to local youth groups and charities. the big committee is scheduled to leave forilities presentation on sunday. -- for its presentation on sunday -- presentation on sunday. a law maker from southern california prosed a statewide ban on plastic bags won't do much for the environment. >> i got to protect the jobs that are created in the industry in a time --

california is not really -- you know, we haven't came out of the economic depression. >> he says plastic bags are recyclable. he represents an area of los angeles that is home to crown poly, a plastic manufacturing plant. he says he will abstain from voting on the ban. a massive operation to clean up graffiti in san jose begins tonight and some lanes of highway 101 will be shut down. they will target the train above highway 101. officials say lanes in both directions will be closed from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. san jose, caltrains and union pacific plan to tackle two other locations over the coming months including interstate 280 and 101. a dream home is becoming a

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. there is good news for california classrooms. governor jerry brown's new budget is expected to include more funding than first expected for education. ktvu's robert handa is live with the cash infusion schools are anticipating here. robert? >> it has been a long time

since schools have gotten good news from the state. they are optimistic they will get to grow instead of cut back. >> topic is race -- >> reporter: he doesn't mind having 80 students in his class since so many need to fulfill general ed qualifications. >> more budget means opportunity for me to schedule more instructors, teach more classes that could meet student demand. >> offer more student to teacher ratio. i would appreciate. tired of being in classes where i don't have enough attention from the teacher. >> reporter: they unveiled their summer school courses.

for many students summer school is essential. >> i had to take summer school and -- because it was -- there was no other, like, time schedule because everybody needs that class. >> we have more offerings than a year ago. >> cuts haven't been just classes and teachers. >> we don't have staff to help students get financial aid, register, a lot of our drastic cuts have been not just in the classroom. >> reporter: while they look forward to the announcement they remind everyone one year won't make up for five years. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on what is expected from the governor's budget plan. income californians. oposal to

there may be changes to welfare programs that were scaled back during the recession and governor jerry brown is expected to pay down the short term det from 28 billion dollars to $4 billion. researchers say when it comes to feeding your newborn mother's milk and formula may be the best. babies had a higher likelihood of continued breast-feeding. some say it implies mother's milk isn't enough to neurish infants -- neurish infant. homes sink into unstable

ground. residents have abandon that subdivision. we spoke with one homeowner who started noticing something was wrong, he says his home sunk 10- 12 feet. >> we love this house. this was our dream house. became a nightmare. >> officials say they don't know what is causing the unstable ground but a rise in underground water is playing a role. it is unlikely insurance will cover the damage. the restart of the power plant could be delayed. today a commission board ruled in favor of a environmental group that wants a hearing on the restart plan. it is unclear how it will effect the proposal but an appeal is also possible. the delay will anow for a review of the plan.

-- will allow for a review of the plan. dozens of california first graders are asking lawmakers to support solar power. [ singing ] >> today students in los angeles presented handwritten letters to their representatives at the state capital and talked about the benefits of solar power. hot today in the valleys. warm everywhere else. 93 in antioch. that was the hot spot today. 86 in fairfield. downtown san francisco 63. cooler tomorrow. nice day. today and yesterday both. cooler tomorrow. fog along the coast burned off of the ocean beach area. fog works its way back into the forecast today and tomorrow.

86 antioch. highs tomorrow cooler. temperatures at this time tomorrow will be cooler. when i come back i will show you temperatures in the 60s and low activities. tomorrow more clouds, cooler. extended forecast, more clouds in the forecast. cooler still. heading for this period of cooling and cloud cover. inversion goes like this tomorrow. stretches out. fog has a better opportunity to get up over the hills. cools you. increases humidity, helps fire danger. helps air quality. you get the sea breezes going and helps with the pollens. the moisture has a chance to hold the pollen down. tomorrow morning, fog, a lot of it. into the livermore valley. it will be around concord, walnut creak.

near santa rosa. and then tomorrow afternoon's forecast highs, this is the forecast map, using the temperatures in colors to represent the forecast tomorrow. yellows and greens. cooler tomorrow. stays in there. nice. 80 napa. 86 fairfield. 82 concord. 82 danville. temperatures are coming down but still not. really nice day tomorrow. 83 morgan hill. we live in a great place. ice tsunami and snowing, but we have great weather in the bay area. thursday clouds come in. but just a nice looking week. in time for the weekend, mid- 80s. good pattern. fire danger tweaks up towards the weekend. >> i like this.

thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. in san francisco it is a first. a local medical marijuana dispensary facing federal seizure. why supporters say this crosses the line. imagine a movie downloaded in one second. samsung's new technology that blows fast 4g. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the san jose sharks are preparing for the playoffs. mark is up next with their thoughts on taking on the defending stanley cup champs. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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new report says the solution to global hunger could be crawling around us. insects are an underutilized food source. a third of the world's population are already eating them because they are delicious and nutritious. but consumers in the western countries have to get over their disgust of bugs. mark is here now with bug. >> that warriors game was incredible. >> i liked the signs, we love you mom, it is mother's day but

warriors were first yesterday. what a game. i think the hard core fans were pushing it a little bit in the late going but the warriors come on strong. send it to over time. the coming out party for barnes. played 51 minutes, 26 points. he is young but even he felt the physical strain. >> i was exhausted yesterday. that is a blessing being 20 e. >> i don't think i could have scripted it like this. i want to contribute but i didn't know we would have this much success. or my role would be this big. >> i like that. that is the blessing of being 20, the recovery time. he was back today, perfect. missed the sharks? they will take on the defending stanley cup champions finally after a bit of a rest tomorrow

night in los angeles. 2-2 during the regular season against los angeles. the one week layoff is that concern. >> they are antsy. they haven't been -- they have not been involved in this type of break. they are like ready to run. >> nice couple days off. do nothing but we have been back practicing for four days now. gradually got more intense. today was fast paced. quick practice. guys were sharp. we are excited to play. >> great player but -- [ talking at the same time ] >> seems like he is excited but -- [ talking at the same time ] >> the blessing of 20. i wish i had that back. >> recovery time. that is what it is about. >> thank you. you could be driving it over day but it may not be safe. money is available to fix it.

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