>> one of the nurses came outside and gave us her note. she typed up what she says she has been hearing from other nurses. look at this. i am terrified to be on the floor. my license, my life, my family is at stake here. >> my body is not making its own blood. >> she is one of the patients. >> i have never had any problem at all. >> reporter: she disagrees. >> nurses are crying. doctors are crying. i mean, there is melt downs. >> reporter: she is a nurse, she claims patients received the wrong medication. >> medicines, orders on the wrong patients. >> there was a cardiac med that had the wrongidosissing on it. -- wrong dosing on it. >> last week the hospital went live with a mputer

system. the goal, to eliminate handwritten orders. they feel nurses and doctors did not get enough training. >> when the nurses and doctors are frazzled, that leads to mistakes. >> the ceo said i have not received any reports of medication errors that resulted from our implementation of cpoc. but she says despite the claims she is going back for care. >> it is enjoyable. everybody is nice. >> reporter: she says she is not against the new system she just wants to put it on hold till they are better trained. the ceo said the hospital is now safer than before the system went live. live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now, friends and family are gathering to mourn the death of a woman who was

known as granny. these are live pictures from the woman who was shot and killed last night while she was sleeping. police say a gunman unleashed gunfire from a rifle right into her unit. police think the gunman was aiming for her son. neighbors say granny loved to garden. >> we loved and respected her. she was the soul of the building. it won't be the same without her. >> police say her son cent defrauded people in the neighborhood. at this point no one has been arrested. for the second time this week a child has been hit by a car in san jose. it happened this afternoon infront of a middle school -- in front of a middle school. the child was walking in a old

cross work that was painted out. the victim was taken to the hospital. we don't know how badly the child was hurt. two days ago a girl was struck and killed outside another school. a child psychiatrist at the center of a scandal pleaded no contest to charges of child molestation. william ayres will serve several years behind bars in connection with the molestation of boys in his care. a 2009 case against william ayres ended in a mistrial. jury selection was underway this week for a second trial. a teacher who pleaded no contest to 9 counts of sex with a 14-year-old student has been ordered to serve 90 days. she was supposed to be sentenced yesterday but instead a judge ordered an evaluation.

the teacher began a relationship with the boy over facebook messages and playing words with friends. san jose police say a man who was beaten to death at a shopping center this morning was attacked with a machete. he was found before 1:30 a.m. this morning. firefighters arrived on the scene but couldn't save him. police haven't released the man's name. in san jose detectives are trying to figure out how a woman whose body was discovered in a motel died. the body was found in a room at the holiday inn yesterday afternoon. police named a man as the suspect. he may be in a white 1996 chevy with california license plate number 3rwr194. authorities think he may be heading to mexico. he should be considered armed

and dangerous. police swarmed a water way today to free a trapped mountain lion. ktvu's robert handa shows us what it took to get the cat out. robert? >> reporter: we are along the aqueduct where we watched the mountain lion being rescued. they believe the lion came down from the wilderness and there are plans to release it after we watched the group conduct a tense rescue. >> reporter: they observed the untain lion for hours before shooting it with a tranquilizer dart but after it was hit it ran and staggered into more bushes. they were worried the animal would react that way. >> very unpredictable situation. we don't know how the animal will react.

and we n'en they approached the animal it still look threatening enough that they backed off and he shot it with another dart. >> in testing the animal we determined it was safer and he would be better off if we administered a second dose of the medicine to the animal. >> reporter: the animal was taken under a bridge where a veterinarian declared the animal healthy and strong enough to be taken back to the wild. >> he came down here, let's get him out of here. it is dangerous for him. he could be shot. they are going going to put him someplace that is far away from people so he leads a normal life. >> reporter: they did not want to say where or when he would be released but it is a young animal and weighs less than 100 pounds. so it will be kept under

observation till they are sure it is recovered. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. police found credit card swimming devices at two gas stations -- skimming devices at two gas stations this week. police say it had only been installed a few hours prior to them getting them and on wednesday another skimmer was found. investigators say both devices were installed inside the pump making it impossible for customers to see them. violence in american culture could be soon covered in california schools. they approved a bill to create lesson plans on violence awareness and prevention. if approved schools would be left to decide whether to include the lessons. there is new trouble for the parks department following allegation as company they

hired embezzled almost a million dollars. they were hired to raise ney for the department. a state parks spokesperson says the department was in the dark. >> this was a shock to us. we worked with lots of partners, companies, never had anything like this happen. >> the company denies there has been diversion of money. this is the second money scandal for the department. last year officials admitted to hiding money in state funding for a deck decade. many people are heading to the fields. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar found out today how increased concerns about the environment and food purity led to this growing trend.

>> reporter: they came to the farm today for apricots and the farm experience. >> better than going to the store. fresher. >> fresher air. you know, this is good. you know, fun. >> experience. >> it is the beginning of cherry season. one of the draws, depending on the weather, that lasts 3-8 weeks. >> reminds our kids that you know, they don't grow it at safeway. >> the bay area has several cherry growing regions. when you pick you save. >> it is not spensive. >> they are just 2 -- expensive. >> reporter: they are just 2 dollars 95 cents a pound. >> last year we were 5, 6 days after that. this year we are 10 days ahead. >> the prime crop is ready to

pick. there are 50 more farms sure to be crowded this weekend. >> it allededed as -- it all adds up. >> the farm experience is more important than the price. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. music is coming back to the west contra costa county school district. they voted last night to restore music classic at 29 schools. they eliminated music programs in 2009 because of funding cuts. funding prom prop 30 passed by voters helped put music back in the classrooms. showers and cooler weather around the bay area today. coming up, when we will have a warming trend. >> then taking the fun out of a

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competitors of america's cup -- teammates of america's cup sailor remember him today. he died during a training exercise last week when the vessel capsized. the team said a wreath was cast upon the water and sunshine spread across san francisco bay. bart may you rest in peace. we learned the man arrested

for stabbing his mother and nephew to death had frequent contact with police. ktvu's rob roth is live where neighbors knew the man suffered from mental illness. rob? >> reporter: family members are keeping to themselves here at this house authorities announceeyof the relatives who lived here. ruben ramirez. >> reporter: ruben ramirez is under arrest for stabbing to death his mother and nephew and the attempted murder of his niece. neighbors say he has a history of mental illness and said he heard voices. his neighbor said when his children was outside an adult was always next to them. >> be very cautious. with him. we know his condition. his mental state. yeah. one precaution we have always taken. >> the sheriff's department confirms having frequent contact with ruben ramirez.

last time was last october. they took him in for treatment. he is a former san jose police officer who is now a consultant. he did not work on the ruben ramirez case. >> if they are not showing violent behaviors when they get interviewed they have to spent them back out into the -- spend them back into the community. >> education and awearness is the number one -- awareness is the number one thing. >> he could quote scripture. very knowledgeable about the bible. >> authorities are not releasing the names of the victims yet. reporting live in san jose, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. experts say more investigation is needed to figure out what is causing a

landslide that is soloing up -- swallowing up a neighborhood. preliminary findings suggest possible water line leak might be contributing to the unstable ground but more thorough testing is needed to find the cause. 7-29 homes have been evacuated. residents say insurance is not covering the damage. race rules will be enforced and security will be tight for the bay to breakers race this weekend. the police chief announced surveillance cameras, bomb technicians and a police presence are the new safety measures and the new ban on back packs, floats and alcohol. >> alcohol free event. we will have our alcohol licensing unit out and two sobering centers on the chance somebody doesn't pay attention to what i am saying. >> 26,000 people have

registered for the race that will start sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. and the bay to breakers isn't the only event sunday. the tour of california will leave at 8:15 a.m. heading to santa rosa and the alcatraz shark fest swim at 7:50 a.m. in the morning. a congressman wants to keep one of the national parks tourist friendly. >> hanging a tourist go home sign. >> they want to close bike and raft rentals to better protect the merced river that runs through the valley but he says they have gone too far. >> this is greens gone wild policy and it is about time the public says this is our park, we want it back. >> he says the park is meant for the enjoyment of all and

not a private perfect for environmentalists. high temperatures today were on the mild side. like yesterday. some places warmer. some places cooler. fairfield and antioch, mid-70s, as well as santa rosa. most of us upper 60s. low 70s. the weather system this morning, light sprinkles. mornings on 2, steve paulson was talking about it. tonight the fog and low clouds return. tomorrow more sunshine but still cool. we will see strong winds developing and the stronger winds along the coast keep the temperatures on the cool side. cool area to the north and northeast lingers tomorrow. that is why wind again tomorrow. that is why temperatures are in the 60s, low 70s. at best. but on the weekend. this high-pressure system really builds in.

temperatures increase. patchy coastal fog. the biggest story is the warm up we see saturday and sunday. temperatures getting into the 70s and 80s. maybe low 90s. clouds tomorrow morning. coastal fog. no rain. and fog clears tomorrow afternoon. then the warming starts. saturday and sunday. highs in clear lake, 79. highs for friday. 64 richmond. nice looking day. 69 danville. 69 livermore. valley, 70 morgan hill, 70 in gilroy. fog along the coast tomorrow. temperatures in the upper 50s. 60 in san francisco. bay to breakers sunday, 53 degrees at 7:00 a.m. towards the hill, temperatures warming up into the 60s.

ocean beach, 65 degrees in golden gate park. that is sunday. nice looking run. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. right there. weekend right here. upper 70s on -- pardon me saturday. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, bay to breakers sunday and next week warms up again. >> 89 on monday. thank you. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, security for bay to breakers. >> what they learned from boston about keeping the event safe. >> the important message animal embassadors left today. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. warriors are down 3-2 in their playoff series with the spurs but they would rather talk about the numbers 4 and 0. why the

shares of cisco went soring today by 12%. they announced earnings of $2.5

billion. up 5% from a year ago. it beat expectations, sending the stock up $2.68. intel plans to focus on the growing smartphone and tablet market. they made the announcement at the share holders meeting. they have been slow to get into the business which is dominated by competitors. mark is here now with sports. i wish i had a ticket to tonight's warriors game. it will be crazy. >> you caught the bug. >> i sure have. >> likable team. interesting. the spur as leg up 3-2. if you look at the last game, the warriors had no legs at all. the shot was flat. they missed, shooting percentage way down. fred inglis is live to see if the warriors have anything left to keep this thing alive.

>> they hope they have 19,500 motivaters dressed in gold and -- motivaters dressed in gold and yellow. steph curry says his ankle is doing better. he worked out today in practice. coach calls this the best shooting tandem in the nba yet they combined for 6-22 shots tuesday night. he is worried about the defense, steph curry, one of the best lines, we are a no excuse team. >> this is game 6 of a grueling series. so everybody will be tired but you got to push through it and find a way to win. you have to figure out a way to get done. feels good to be home.

first time they came here they played better than us so we can't just show up. >> warriors are relying on the fact they are 4-0 when they come off of a losing game. they are hoping to make it 5-0 to keep the fans revved up. back to you. >> the situation not quite so drastic for the sharks. they are a game down to the kings and they got the bad news that torres was suspended for an illegal hit. that is his rep. he is a rough and tough player. sharks trying to even things up. jonathan quick in the net for los angeles. >> amazing. >> like a brick wall. >> go warriors. >> thank you. speaking of the warriors, we want to let you know on facebook you can post this, do

or die, tonight for the warriors. they win they keep going. they lose, that is it for them. you can share that from our is through but it has already been banned. tonight at 10:00 p.m. the privacy concerns cropping up about google glass. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. ♪

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