on. >> reporter: it was a pretty intense man hunt out here for a couple of hours. officers searched the apartment but at some point they assume that the fourth suspect had slipped away, gotten out of the two-block perimeter and out of the area. so they have now called off that search. he is described though as a hispanic man about 20 years old, 5'8", 180 pounds with a distinctive high crew cut hair style. debra villalon. we have a better picture of what caused a bring to collapse. investigators have determined a truck car rig some sort of drilling equipment hit an overhead bridge support. three cars within another bridge when it went down in the skagit river. the bridge is located 60 miles north of seethe approximately.

>> fortunately i'm extremely fortunate that nobody died as a result of this. we were fortunate it happened later in the day. but the impact on this for washington state and the people that live in this area, commerce on the west coast is going to be pretty significantly impacted because this is the major interstate roadway. >> the state's transportation secretary says the bridge was inspected and repaired last year. engineers are working on a temporary replacement. the bridge that collapsed has a design similar to the eastern span of the bay bridge, which hundreds of thousands of drivers use every single day. live to explain why it's considered functionally obsolete but still safe. >> reporter: that's right. the bridge that collapsed in washington state yesterday does have some similar counterparts in the bay area, including what you're looking at right now.

the old eastern span. the bridge is a true truss bridge. rated safe but functionally obsolete. >> is that something to be worried about? >> not necessarily. >> reporter: jay an engineer specializing in bridge collapses says about 10% of california's bridges are functionally obsolete. >> not necessarily a safety issue. doesn't have the width and height to be up to the code and standards. >> reporter: in the bay area the old eastbound span of the bay bridge and the eastbound span of the carcinas bridge are threw truss desins. >> these will be older bridges that were designed for different vehicles. small ravishings and lighter vehicles. >> reporter: cal trans says the majority of the state's functionally obsolete bridges are safe for drivers. >> what that means is that if

it were -- if we were to build a new one today in that same location it would look very different. >> reporter: the agency performs inspections every two years to decide which bridges to repair or replace. >> age of the bridge, the amount of traffic it has to handle, its location, how close it is to the salty air or salt water. >> reporter: coming up at 6, the potential problem that cal trans is looking at on state bridges in the wake of yesterday's bridge collapse. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters held the line on a grass fire today. the two alarm fire was reported about 11:45 near the intersection of highway 4 and i- 80. you can see from these pictures shot by news chopper 2 that the fire burned very close to a row of houses. it spread to three acres before

crews were able to bring it under control. the fire damaged some context and fences, but no buildings were burned. we know the name of the man who died on his bike in san francisco. family of dylan mitchell says he had just moved to san francisco two weeks ago. mitchell collided with the rear end of a garbage truck early yesterday. investigators say mitchell was not wearing a helmet and that he died at the scene. just 90 minutes from now a vigil is scheduled to begin marking the 19th an verse of an unsolved ill killing. jenny lin was found stabbed to death. tonight lin's parents are holding a balloon release and a candle light walk as they have done every year since her death. in 2006 sheriff's officials identified a suspect in the case. a convicted killer already serving a life sentence. there was a lack of evidence

tying him to the case. police are reviewing surveillance footage in hopes it could help them catch three teens. investigators say the man had left his birthday party and was walking when the three teens robbed him. police say cameras at a nearby apartment complex may have captured footage of the attack. the teens are suspected of robbing a woman. the man who was shot is expected to survive. people in northern california are still talking about that big jolt that gave them quite a scare. about 8:45 last night there was an earthquake measuring 5.7. it was centered near greenville but was felt as far away as san francisco. live from the area, a lot of people say they've never felt an earthquake like this one. >> reporter: including people who have transplanted from the bay area. you see one of the chimneys damaged, the blocks from that

chimney fell off and damaged the roof. blocks not only fell, they flew up to 50 feet away. nobody has been hurt yet. the shaking has yet to stop. >> it happens at like -- >> reporter: surveillance video at every green market shows the manager sweeping up when the shelves start to shake, bottles and cans fall and smash and the plights flash and flicker. >> i ran in the back room looking for my coworker. we got under a door jam and waited it out. >> reporter: three miles from the epicenter of the earthquake, before they felt the shaking they heard what first sounded like explosions. >> we'd hear a boom boom boom. you'd start shaking. >> reporter: the pipe coming out of a water lank at the lake almanor resort cracked and gushed. >> that's the strongest i've ever felt up here. usually it's small, little, you can feel the jolt once in a while. that was unique for our area. >> reporter: cups and dishes are shattered in some homes. pictures and mirrors fell off

the walls. at least 4 fireplace chimneys on the lake almanor peninsula are damaged or destroyed. >> i jumped up screaming. we hugged each other. we almost got hit by a mirror. our cat is still traumatized. he won't come out from under the bed. >> reporter: aftershocks have left people here on edge and many can't help but keep an eye on a volcano that last erupted 98 years o. >> i'm not a geologist. it's something to worry about. >> reporter: tonight the county has declared a state of emergency and is still assessing the damage. many of the homes in this area are vacation and weekend homes. many people may not realize they have damage until they get up here for the memorial day weekend. we saw the beautiful picture of mount lasson. one of north america's most dangerous volcanoes.

our health and science editor john fowler is here with why scientists sent an alert to the national park. it erupted less than a century ago. it's still an active volcano and of some concern tonight. lasson peak -- 30 miles of faults connect the area to the 5.7. >> this is the largest earthquake we've ever recorded in this area. >> reporter: scientists are asking park rangers to keep an eye on hot springs, sulfur pools and steam vents because of continuing seismic shocks. >> they can destabilize them. busy weekend. a lot of visitors. >> reporter: for about three years beginning in 1914, lasson erupted explosively. ash clouds. since last night's quake, no unusual volcanic activity. >> we have alarms. if we start to see increased

levels. >> reporter: a line of faults runs from lake tahoe to lake almanor where the quakes are centered, then on to lasson. scientists still haven't identified the exact fault. they're swamped with so many aftershocks. >> it'll take us a few days to come up with a better image of what fault it's on. >> reporter: it's possible maybe even likely the quakes are not on any named fault. the area is riddled with faults, many of them unknown. reporting live, health and science editor, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. one driver is facing dui charges, a second driver could be facing similar charges after a two-vehicle collision. police say they're trying to determine which of the two vehicles ran a red light around 2:20 a.m. a black suv t-boned a dodge stratus and then hit a pole. took fire crews an hour to get the driver out of the suv. the driver of the dodge has been charged with dui.

police are considering similar charges for the suv driver. a man from palo alto is in central custody, accused of killing a family of four. the fbi arrested kevin dahlgren when his flight landed last night. police say he killed his aunt and uncle and their two sons. czech authorities issued an international warrant for his arrest. a holiday like no other. we found out what the state of the state park system is. new at 5:30, the record that is going to be set this memorial weekend. memorial day weekend is usually the biggest visitor weekend. some of the spectacular reasons why as well as the attractions. back here in 10 minutes. holiday weekend forecast. there's some rain in the forecast. i'll break that down.

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livermore police know what caused a woman to crash her truck into a backyard today. this happened just before 9 this morning. officers say the woman pulled her pickup to the side of the road, then sped across all lanes of traffic. her truck then went up and embankment and plow through a fence into someone's backyard. police say the woman had some type of medical problem and she'll not be facing any charges. she was not injured. visitors to yosemite national park are among the first to experience a new addition. robert handa went to see for himself. he's live with how the change is expected to make a daring climb safer. >> reporter: this holiday weekend is traditionally the busiest time of year for the park. there are a lot of reasons why. first of all, we're up on glacier point road. a road that goes through a lot

of temporary closures. it's open right now. so are virtually all of the maiming roads. the scenery is spectacular. this time of year is the peak for water falls when you get plenty of flow from the melted snow. as i mentioned, the pleasant temperatures, even if they run a bit hot are nowhere near the intense heat visitors endure during the summer months. rangers officially opened up half dome to hikers after workers installed the last of the handrails last night. >> very important. it's iconic. it's one of the highest peeks out here. not many people know. just about anybody can climb it. you need to be a rock climber. really experienced. but if you're in relatively good shape and not afraid of heights, just about anybody can try their luck on half dome. >> people come here to climb half dome. that's what they want to do. they plan for a year in advance

and get reservations, pay their fees and head on up. >> reporter: and rangers have told me this summer will be a good chance to wipe out a lot of bad memories from last summer. about a year ago when a number of park visitors came down with a virus. that led to several deaths and numerous changes in park policy. more on some changes and tips with dealing with the holiday rush. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a federal grand jury has indicted an oakland man on charges he stole a gold jewelry box and artwork. andre franklin is charged with stealing art work. they also say he took the jewelry box in early january. the indictment put its value at more than $100,000. he could face 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. target and 16 other

retailers are suing visa and mastercard over credit card and debit card fees. in a federal court complaint filed, the retailers allege the companies are setting rates too high. target dropped out of a more than $7 billion settlement of a similar case because they said it gave visa and mastercard too much freedom. stocks were virtually unchanged today. yahoo has reportedly joined a long list of buyers interesting in buying hulu. yahoo is throwing its hat into the ring along with disney, time warner and direct tv in submitting a formal proposal. yahoo announced it is buying tumblr for $1.1 billion. a bill aimed at cleaning up california's oceans has died in

the state assembly without a vote. manufactures co only up with ways to keep plastic out of state waterways. the chambers committee failed to act. the bill would have required manufacturers to find ways to reduce 95% of plastic pollution by the year 2024. violators would face financial penalties. in oklahoma, the hard work of rebuilding is just beginning as state officials say more than 14,000 insurance claims are now pending following that devastating tornado. this comes at about 300 mourners attended funeral services for one of the young victims. 8-year-old kyle davis. today was the last day of school for plaza towers elementary school when was badly damaged by the twister. with their own school in ruins, parents, teachers and students met at another nearby school. >> i found out that his teacher was shielding him and she was on top of him and the cinder

blocks started falling. the first thing she said to me, i'm sorry about his head because he got a small laceration to his scalp. i'm like, okay. >> oklahoma state insurance commissioner said it could cost as much as $2 billion to rebuild all of the homes and buildings that were destroyed by that tornado. turning now to the bay area weather. people's ears perked when bill martin mentioned rain over our memorial day weekend. >> i meant to. you've got to stay tuned. chance for showers as we go towards the tail end of the memorial day weekend. start off today, it was nice. temperatures on the mild side. weather systems to the north. those systems will impact us in a way that will keep temperatures on the mild side right through the bay area weekend. not going to get hot. current wind conditions at 16 mile-an-hour winds. looking at winds now.

along the coast, half-moon bay, 14 mile-an-hour winds. breezes are there. san francisco airport, 30. this is pretty typical for this time of year. temperatures outside right now, 76 in antioch. that's kind of cool for this time of year. daytime highs as we go into the next few days, a lot like we're seeing here. lots of 60s and low 60s. saturday, sunday and monday, cooler. i think monday will be mostly 60s. baseball tonight, 7:15. chilly night. maybe patchy fog. breezy and 56 degrees. by the time you leave the ballpark it's 52 degrees. chilly night. forecast overnight lows. 43 in napa. chilly tomorrow morning. napa, santa rosa temperature, for this time of year, from late may coming up into june, that's cold. so chilly morning starts next few mornings. daytime highs just like they've been. tomorrow looks like today.

as far as temperatures. 60s and very low 70s. yellows represent 70s. there's some 80s showing up now. so you'll see upper 70s in those inland bay valleys. mostly 60s, 70s. if you want to find 80s you'll go east a little bit and head out into the sacramento valley. through the microclimates we go. 68 degrees as you head out towards the concord area. 71, 72. -- eastern livermore. so, that's your tomorrow forecast. a lot like today. i mentioned that transfer showers in the forecast. i've got the compute model loaded up and we'll check out the timing on your chance of showers. we'll see you back here. about those bolts. for the first time we're hearing from the manufacturer of the broken bolts on the bay bridge. how he is defending the quality of his company's work. >> surprised.

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for the first time we're hearing from the ceo of the company that made the controversial bolts for the new eastern span of the bay bring. he defends his company and its work. but it's important to listen carefully to exactly what he said. >> reporter: the broken bolts

were made by a 130-year-old company out of ohio. that has until now stayed silent. >> our position was to support our customer and work together. the dyson corporation is an ethical company. our values and customer relationships will not be compromised. >> reporter: brian says he didn't want to talk until after the investigation was done. the 55 page report was submitted two weeks ago. now through this video posted on a pr site, he is defending his company and the bolt. but listen closely to how he does it. >> through this report and mutual internal investigations it was concluded that the dyson corporation met its requirements on filling this order. >> reporter: he says fulfilling this order to the specifications requested. testing showed the rods comply with basic mechanical and

chemical requirements. while it goes on to say the condition of the steel is found to be less than ideal and made the rod suggestion septemberable to failure, their position appears to be that cal tran got what it ordered and may have file failed to order the right type of steel. as a result of the report an upgraded standard has been recommended for manufacturing replacement anchor bolts. in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. pg&e says power is back for all people affected when a car crashed into a power pole near petaluma. it happened at 1:45 this morning near manner lane. officers say 23-year-old ann tone brazil is facing dui charges. his car ran off the road and hit a transformer. students at a high school in contra costa county are

honoring. students are leaving personalized messages in memory of 18-year-old amir khakimov. he was a star wrestler. he died after suffering a brain aneurysm. today his friends pinned paper hearts on their backpacks to honor amir. >> just crushed. none of us here can believe it. he was such a good friend. >> he always loved to joking of all people like just mess around and having fun. make everyone laugh. >> amir and his family moved to the bay area a few years ago. he believes behind his parents and two younger brothers. despite all of their problems, this weekend the state parks will set a new record. still ahead. we're moving from this

19th century paper-based system. >> it's been ranked as one of the worst va backlogs around. the upgrade coming to the bay area that's going to help veterans get their benefits.

thousands of sleeping bags and lots of smores this weekend at california state parks. the parks system is seeing the highest number of overnight camp site bookings in history this weekend. this record weekend means some people aren't such happy campers. tom vacar spent the day at several state parks. tom is live with how the crush of visitors has actually forced some people out sooner than they'd like to go. >> reporter: indeed. if you're thinking about going

state park camping this summer, you better get one of their camping guides, reservation guides, or go on theirs? sooner than later. long time state park camper brought some friends to the park for a thursday and friday campout that she really wanted for the weekend. >> they were booked up for saturday and sunday. we usually do an annual camping trip. the sites are just gone for the summer. >> reporter: her friend is not a camper. >> i knew it was going to be beautiful. but it was a great reminder of just where we live and how lucky we are to live here and how accessible it is to us. >> it took a group of women and a lot of them had never camped before last night. >> reporter: not so long ago, many state parks were on a closure list which raised a statewide outcry from private park supporters such as the california state parks

foundation. >> we have 130,000 members. in every community where there was a park on the closure list, people poured out their desire to help. >> reporter: all 280 state parks are open. >> about 13 months from now will be the question. >> reporter: note to the legislature. >> they need to be leaders. and i think all it would take it for them to come out here with their families and spend a few days and they'll see what an amazing benefit it is to give all people access to it. >> reporter: the state parks? will give you reason to understand and to see which parks have which days available. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the holiday get away is underway. 3.5million californians will drive 50 miles or more. that's really no change from last year. the number of california

arterialers will also be about the same as last year. some people in the south bay told ktvu they're staying home because of high gas prices. live look at part of the bay area get away. we're looking live at interstate 80 in the berkeley area. you know, it's actually moving about typical for a friday get away. it's a little slower than usual. a lot of people are starting their memorial day weekend early. i just checked the traffic maps and both sides of the 80 are moving only in the teens and 20s. this live picture really bears that out. slow going there. 8 years in prison, that was the sentence for a woman accused of kidnapping her granddaughter two years ago. 60-year-old erica callego pleaded guilty to taking the 4- month-old baby from the home of her son and daughter-in-law. investigators say she took a cab from southern california,

abducted the child, and then took her back to los angeles. again, in a cab. >> really happy with the sentence that she got. i know that was the max based on what theynegotiated. just nice to know that she's going to be away for a while. >> she did not speak during her sentencing this morning. a former millionaire from woodside will spend the rest of his life behind bars. a jury found peter paranei guilty of killing his wife and attempting to make it look like a suicide. investigators say he was in debt and murdered his wife inside their home in woodside in 2010. they say he wanted to collect $30 million in life insurance. he will be formally sentenced on july 12th. the city of oakland has been order to return millions of dollars. they sold 8 properties to its

redevelopment agency. those transactions move more than $32 million into city coffers. state auditors said that move was not per misst missable. the money was returned yesterday. the city has the option to challenge the ruling in court. we've heard over and over about how long it takes the department of veterans apair facing duis to process claims. in some cases the wait has been up to two years here in the bay area. rob roth tells us there are finally some changes that should help lower that wait. >> reporter: right. here's san francisco's city college. more than 1300 student veterans have access to a new resource center. some veterans say after returning from war, getting those services can be difficult. this man is a veteran of the war in iraq. he says when he came home he enrolled in school but dropped out because the va was too

slow. >> i was waiting for my benefits to come through to help pay, it was falling through the cracks over and over. so eventually i couldn't afford to pay for my tuition any further and i had to withdraw from school. >> reporter: the department of veterans affairs contends it's made improvements in processing claims. this is the oakland regional office where some claims have languished for two years. last may we reported on a community meeting where hub hundreds of veterans spoke. officials say thanks to a new computer system, they have reduced the backlog by almost 20%. >> we're moving from this 19th century paper-based system to a 21st century system. >> reporter: this large stack of papers is one claim. it's being scanned into the system and officials say once it's into the computer, the processing will go much faster. nationally the backlog is still well over half a million claims. president barack obama has vowed to have it cleared out by

2015. new claims more streamlined. >> the current wait which is about 9 months down to 4 months. it's a complicated process. >> reporter: veterans say it never should have gotten this bad to begin with. >> they go through all kinds of hell that you couldn't imagine unless you were there. then to come back and not be taken care or respected as a human individual is really frustrating. >> reporter: the va will be faced with this challenge with the iraq and afghanistan wars coming to an end, there are expected to be a million more veterans seeking services over the next 5 years. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. many federal workers are getting a four-day holiday weekend and they're not too happy about it. >> not a day off. it's not a vacation. our people want to be at work. >> reporter: the irs is one of four federal agencies that was closed to the public today. that means employees did not process returns or answer tax

hotlines. mandatory sequester budget cuts are to blame. 115,000 employees, about 5% of the federal work force was forced to take the day off without pay. >> people need to be at work. not only because they need their paycheck, a full paycheck. they need to be doing the job they've been hired to do. >> the environmental protection agency, housing and urban development department were also closed. several more furloughs are scheduled. it's a story you'll see only on 2. a former high school football coach facing serious sexual charges in contra costa county. the accusations against him, fueling a bail of more than $20 million. actress amanda bynes in trouble. what she is accuse z of doing this time that led to this court appearance. the reverend williams honored for 50 years of serving those who need help the most. how baseball and bobble heads figure into a san francisco-

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apartment on the 34th floor, they saw a bong and other paraphernalia, which they say she threw wind. bynes also still has a pending dui case. you may recall she has starred in the films "what a girl wants" and" she's the man." the new federal budget cuts are threatening the military's combat readiness. a warning today at a passenger news conference. the secretary said sequestration cuts have grounded one-third of america's combat squadrons. >> the readiness hole we have been trying to dig out of just got deeper. we are facing a readiness crisis from which it will take many months to recover. >> some 680,000 military workers will be furloughed

without pay. live with integrity. that was president obama's message today. during his commencement address, mr. obama called on the 147,000 graduates to help restore confidence in america's institutions. he pointed to the scandal over sexual assaults in the military. >> those who commit sexual assault are not only committing a crime, they threaten the trust and discipline that makes our military strong. that's why we have to be determined to stop these crimes. they've got no place in the greatest military on earth. >> following the president's speech, the new navy and marine corps second lieutenants took part in the graduation cap toss. how this bobble head and 50 years of community service factor into tonight's giants game. the holiday weekend headed our way. we have showers in the

forecast. i have the latest computer model.

a big honor for san francisco's reverend williams and his wife tonight. the city is marking their 50 years of work feeding, caring and advocating for the poor. kara low with how bobble heads figure into this. >> reporter: the reverend and his wife with such institutions isn't the community. it's complete with a logo and

300 of these are being given out during a special pregame tribute fundraiser going on at triple valley here at at&t. reverend williams and his wife janice getting recognition for their work serving and making housing and healthcare available to all. lunch service at glide in san francisco's tenderloin is always jam packed. >> about time end of the month get here, we're out of money. we're out of food. >> reporter: reverend williams and janice are celebrating 50 years at glide. which has grown from a small inner city church into one of the bay area's leading social service organizations. >> we practice two things hopefully. one is unconditional love and unconditional acceptance. >> reporter: ministering to the poor. >> people from all walks of life no matter how much money they had or how much less money

they had. no matter what they thought or what they felt. we come together. >> it makes me proud. at the same time it makes me humble. people who are in the lines and who are suffering are the ones who teach me the greatest lessons. >> reporter: the couple has been recognized by president clinton, poet maya angelou and oprah. >> they care for us and understand where we're coming from. >> i consider it a gift in my life to be able to do this. >> reporter: they will be recognized in a pregame home plate ceremony starting in about an hour. we're live at at&t. ktvu channel 2 news. beer brewers have gotten together to raise money for military families. the project is called hops for heroes. nine breweries are involved and they'll all be making the exact same recipe. what's interesting is it

involves placing unfinished bats into the fermentation vats. the beer will go on sale on memorial day. all proceeds will be going to the organization. federal health officials are warning doctors to stop using injectable steroids from a tennessee pharmacy. the specialty plaintiff's exhibits came from main street family pharmacy. the fda has had reports of seven people having health problems after injections. at least one case involved meningitis. the same disease connected to a pharmacy in massachusetts. endeavor is giving los angeles tourism a big boost. the shuttle is on permanent display. last july the museum it about 180,000 tores. this year they expect more than 230,000 people will come to see the endevour. a spokesman tells us 10,000 t-

shirts were sold in the 50 days after the exhibit opened. a bright full moon is expected to appear in the sky tonight. tonight's qualifies as a supeon it'll be about 17,000 miles closer to earth than average. a super moon happens when the moon is within 90% of its closest approach to earth. tonight will be the first super moon this year. our chief meteorologist bill martin has been talking about rain or showers. i've noticed after every report you say but i'm not changing my plans. >> i'm like that though. i'll mow through it. don't change your plans. it's going to be not hot, it's going to be a few clouds. it's going to be a lot like today with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. on monday they have a chance for sprinkles. 77 in fairfield. one of the hot spots. highs tomorrow, a lot like these. not much changed.

sunday, a little bit cooler. monday, cooler still. tonight, mostly cloudy. patchy coastal fog. tomorrow, the morning fog will be there. clearing along the coast. patchy for coastal fog. clouds increase throughout the weekend. that's on the computer model. you'll see that. bay area weekend forecast calls for cooling trend h we know. it's been cooling all week, since monday. we had fire issues. temperatures on saturday, upper 70s. sunday, cooler still. monday, cooler still. still in the 60s and 70s. there's the shower opportunity on sunday night into monday. pardon me, monday night into tuesday. there might bestring sprinkles on sunday night. looks like not a big deal. 7:00 a.m., there's the fog and low clouds. there's the rain. here we are saturday. here we are sunday morning. a few clouds. still a good day. sunday looks good. let's move it forward.

monday. monday afternoon, look -- cloudy. that's what you'll notice. clouds. showers to the north. these showers will sweep through late in the day on monday. i'm talking drizzle, light, wet throughout much of the area. most of it in the north bay. shouldn't impact you much at all. right now just look for clouds. main story. drizzle, basically sunday morning you'll see that. then again on monday night. forecast highs, 76. you head up towards napa. 77 in brentwood. five day forecast looks nice. plenty of sunshine the next 48 hours. then things start to deteriorate. it's all good. we've seen memorial days where we do get a lot of rain. this would be a monday afternoon, monday evening thing. enjoy what you've got. >> we'll see you again at 6. many airline passengers

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empty planes to nearly empty airports all with a heavy taxpayer subsidy. >> reporter: despite years of government budget cuts cuts that have strang led local roads and highways and bridges. the federal agency that monitors local roads has instituted a hiring freeze. furloughed some workers. washington's budget gridlock could lead to, well, gridlock. it's a busy summer travel season begins. our investigation found all the while washington's controversial essential air service program has gone untouched. $200million tax dollars a year. subsidizing commercial airline flights to about 120 tiny airports nationwide. from johns town, pennsylvania to stanton, virginia. we tested it. i took it to west virginia, cost me $100. it cost taxpayers $500. i had the entire plane to

myself. people wonder why this program exists. >> once you create it, it never goes away. we see this all throughout the federal government. >> reporter: the essential air service flight between atlanta and athens, not much faster tran the drive. the 100 or so airports receiving service each has a congressman. the program has been politically powerful. it has avoided cuts. one passenger told me. >> this flight saves me two hours each way plus i don't have to pay to park at the airport. >> reporter: one u.s. senator tells me the small towns promote the service and the tiny airports to lure businesses. having congressional leaders on board politically will help the essential air service continue flying. coming up in two minutes a former bay area high school football coach is facing serious sexual charges. only on 2, the accusations against him fueling a bail of

more than $20 million. new at 6, an east bay banker accused of stealing more than $1 million from the elderly. we hear from more victims as the suspect enters her plea.

only on 2, a former high school football coach facing serious charges. what we have uncovered about the suspect and the allegations against him. good evening, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm gasia mikaelian in tonight for julie haener. he was trusted to work with high school students. now a former football coach is in a contra costa county jail cell. it's a story you'll see only on 2. noelle walker has been digging for details. >> reporter: we've learned a former west contra costa county school district football coach is being held on $21.2 million bail. that arrest happened yesterday afternoon. the contra costa county sheriff's department is not releasing the booking photo now. the sheriff's department confirms the man in the backwards baseball cap that you

see there is edward. ktvu interviewed him in 2004 when he was head coach at kennedy high school. we were doing a story about the grade point requirements. making it difficult for students to get accepted. >> hurts a lot of our kids. most of our kids are throttling around the 2.5, 2.6 average here. we've been having problems with our test scores. >> reporter: sheriff's department spokesman told us he was booked on 21 counts of sodomy with a child under 14 years old. we do not know how many suspected victims there are or if any were from kennedy high school during the time edwards coached there. edwards isn't just a football coach. he's a local musician. this is from february of 2010. edwards performing at kimbells. he brought his