and counting! extra security posted tonight at a bay area outlet mall. we learned an aggressive robbery ring is targeting specific high ticket items. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. new at 10:00, the unusual tactic they used. >> reporter: police are looking at this as a group of people

who were operating together and they had a get away car parked right here in the parking lot. we understand that they've been looked at as possible being connected with crimes at up to five other locations all involving the true religion jeans. extra security guards are posted outside the true religion shop where a group of 10 people rushed in at about 4:00 p.m. yesterday. >> they quickly and overwhelmed the clerks. grabbed several pairs of their high end jeans and ran out the door into the parking lot two waying vehicles. >> reporter: witnesses described the 10 suspects as black in their 20s, four men and six women who left in a red 1980 toyota and a car similar to a taurus. true religion jeans can run up

to $200 a pair. a same tactic has been used at a different store. livermore police say true religion jeans have been stolen from livermore, walnut creek and gilroy. >> i can see somebody doing that if they didn't want to pay that money for those jeans. i'm sorry they didn't get caught though. >> they are an expensive product. if people want it to resell that would be the product they want. >> they are so expensive and they can sell it on craigslist or a flea market. >> reporter: i spoke to the store representatives and they say they've turned over the surveillance video to investigators. the items four people are

accused of stealing in another string of brazen robberies. pg & e launched its fight against a the utility commission. in a filing today, pg & e said it has accepted full responsibility for the blast which killed eight people and seriously injured many more. but pg & e also said that the fine was excessive and that any fine should be deducted from system upgrades. the city of san bruno called the filing deeply disappointing. and accused the personal and corporate responsibility for the disaster. the city also said it is not going to let pg & e off the hook. a former high school football coach is in jail tonight with his bail set at a

staggering $21 million. as ktvu's noelle walker first told us at 6:00, the former coach is facing a long line of sexual allegations. >> reporter: he was once trusted to coach football, tonight 51-year-old baren edgar sits on a whopping $61.2 million bail suspected of child molestation. contra costa county sheriff's deputy arrested him at his home yesterday afternoon. edwards was booked on 21 counts of sodomy and lacivious acts against a child. the sheriff department isn't releasing the photos but confirms that the man wearing the back ward cap is edwards. we were doing a story about cal grade point requirements making

it hard for students to be the accepted. >> it makes it hard for our children. we try to work on getting test scores up. >> edwards isn't just a football coach. we've learned he's also a local musician. this is you tube video of him performing in february 2010 at kimball an east bay club. he also brought his 60's music review. i talked by phone to sweet water's booking manager and told me his dealings with edwards were pretty standard. the same cannot be said for the $21 million bail. the district attorney is expected to file charges on tuesday. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. the czech republic is seeking extradition of a 20- year-old man suspected of

killing four relatives there. he appeared in federal court in virginia this morning for a preliminary hearing. he was arrested yesterday. authorities say he flew into the u.s. after killing his aunt, uncle and two young cousins. police say that dahlgren stabbed the victims and tried to burn the body in the basement. the santa clara county d.a. announced today that it cannot prove bevahania committed a crime. the 50-year-old was arrested after witnesses say they saw her trying to sneak two contaminated orange juice bottles into a case. further tests show the liquid included vinegar which may have occurred naturally. the arrest of a teenager in connection with the 16th

homicide of the year. 19-year-old christopher lama was arrested tuesday. police say he attacked 36-year- old demetrius porter at a parking lot. investigators say the men didn't appear to know each e r. out the motive behind the attack. a southern california woman is trying to stay eight years in prison for kidnapping her granddaughter in contra costa county. last month a judge found her guilty of a 2011 kidnapping of her then nine month granddaughter. gallegos took a taxi back to her home and then pretended that the child was hers. but her friends were suspicious and called police and the child was reunited with her parents the next day. we now know what caused the fast moving grass fire at hercules today that caused a fire.

fire officials say caltranss workers were mowing the grass on the hillside when the mower came in contact with the rock causing a spark starting the 2- acre fire. several homes were evacuated. crews brought e under control within two hours. people cleaned up from the mess left from a moderate earthquake that some say didn't really feel moderate at all. the 5.7 quake hit at about 8:45 last night near greenville but was felt as far away as sacramento, san francisco and oregon. people near the epicenter say the quake was one of the worse they've ever had. the quake knocked things off of shelves, brought pictures down even wrecked some chimneys. fortunately no one was hurt. fortunately at 10:45, keep on the look out. why scientists are asking park rangers near where that earthquake struck to keep their eyes open especially during the holiday weekend. now to our continuing coverage of that bridge collapse along i5 up in washington state. tonight the investigation is focused on a key piece of video

showing a truck slowed bumping against the frame work of the bridge moments before it plunged into the river. reporter lee stoner joining us now with reports from that video. >> reporter: 24 hours after this happened nothing has changed at the scene here. behind me this mangled mess. investigators spent every moment of daylight trying to figure out how to get this mess out of the river. surveillance video shows the collision was so powerful the bridge buckled in a matter of seconds. >> we shared it with the bridge patrol. and we were here until midnight allowing them to view the video. >> reporter: trapping two cars and three people inside them. >> just doesn't make any sense or how why it would happen. >> reporter: agents flew in from dallas and washington, d.c. joining the washington state patrol and the coast

guard. >> we want to make sure we don't see events where interstate bridges drop into the water below them. >> governor insley and state leaders toured the scene. >> i really am amazed that nobody was hurt from what we can see. >> reporter: the canadian trucking company said that they were cleared. lin peterson say it is bridge is structurally sound which sound like the blame is on the driver. but state patrol says the investigation is just beginning. >> whether it was based on evidence, was he in his lane, was he on the shoulder. was the other truck in his lane. >> reporter: we were told federal investigators will be here on scene for at least a week and that's how long it could take to clean up this

mess behind us. back to you. many bridges in california are similar to the bridge that collapsed in washington state. and that includes the cantalever section of the bay bridge. federal officials say those bridges are safe but are also functionally obsolete. >> it doesn't gh say the width and the height to be up to the current standards. >> the east span of the cardenas bridge is another one. it's not feasible to repair functionally obsolete bridges all at once so the priority has to go to those that are structurally deficient and are in potential danger of collapse. our coverage continues online. go to ktvu.com and click on the images section. there you will find close up pictures of the scaget bridge that collapsed. we may not be down with the wet weather yet. i'm pinpointing when showers could slide into the area.

a trusted bay area banker accused of stealing more than $1 million from her elderly clients. one alleged victim told us how the banker gave her trust. in 90 seconds -- >> neighbors in one bay area city are fighting grime and crime. find out who they say could help make a difference. look at 'em.

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street and see a couch or mattress right there on the side of the road. some people today called out waste management companies saying they have the cash so why don't they pick up the trash. amber-- >> reporter: frank that's right, homeowners from the city's low income communitar asking this company for help. >> reporter: as a paint bucket oil cans, paper, plastic. >> grime equals crime. >> reporter: illegal dumps is more than an eyesore. it's an open invitation for people to commit crimes. >> i've heard more gunshots and in the last year there have been four murders, one block around the corner from our house. >> reporter: hauling garbage to the dump can be expensive and not always an option. >> i see it weekly all the

time. >> reporter: homeowners held a protest. they're asking the texas based company to do more to help the city fight illegal dumping by offering free drop off dates at the dump. >> i think this would help to curve this. >> i understand the frustration. but it's misdirected. they should be talking to their elected officials. >> reporter: waste management says they do offer a free day. children walk to school, the parents wanting to shield them from blithe and kraoáeupl. >> they say it's a beautiful city. let's make it a beautiful city. >> reporter: neighbors are also asking the city to install surveillance cameras to catch those responsible. so far no response on this holiday weekend. live in oakland, amber lee,

ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco's medical examiner identified the bicyclists killed yesterday. he collided with the back of a garbage truck yesterday morning in south van nuys avenue. the resident had just moved to san francisco two weeks ago to start an apprenticeship as an electrician. 27-year-old bo rasmussen was last seen last sunday at noon after finishing the race. he told his friends he was headed to the beach. rasmussen's phone, credit card and passport were also found near by. tomorrow morning volunteers will be searching ocean beach, golden gate park and surrounding neighborhoods for anything that may help them find rasmussen. a truck careened and ended

up in someone's backyard. police say the woman driving the pickup truck suffered a medical emergency and suddenly accelerated. the truck went up toa ditch, up an enbankment and slam into a home. the car fully engulfed in flames stopped traffic this aofpb on this -- this afternoon on friday. the driver managed to escape without being hurt. two lanes of traffic were blocked until about 2:00 p.m. that backed up vehicles for miles. bay area officers will be out in force looking as always for drunk drivers. drives can expect dui checkpoints in san pablo, in concord tomorrow night and on oakley on sunday night. patrols will be out all weekend and the highway patrol is deploying all available

officers on freeways and county roads. yosemite reopened access to half dome today as dozens of visitors are flooding the park for the memorial day weekend. as robert handa reports, as the park is trying put behind them the hanta virus outbreak. >> reporter: this is when waterfalls are surging with melted snow. >> we planned it about a year in advance to see them when the falls are really in their glory. >> reporter: the disappearing snow means the trails are clear. today ranges surefelt like the start of summer by opening up half dome to hikers. workers put in the last of the heavy cable handrail last night. >> it's iconic. it's one of the highest peaks out here and not many people know it. just about anybody can come out here and climb it. el capitan you need to be a

rock climberri ced. you can come out here and try out half dome. >> reporter: several people died and seven others became ill from the virus caused by infected deer mice. the signature cabins were replaced. robin path foster are staying in curry village but say the new tents and updates from the park reassures them. >> i've been plenty of places where i had to be places to keep stuff above mice level because it's always around. >> reporter: rangers say at this point the biggest worry of the holiday crowd. they ask to consider public transportation. in yosemite, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. and for your holiday weekend, highs tomorrow just like these. we're going to see lots of mid- and upper 70s in the warm spots.

around the bay lots of mid-60s and 70s. the wind have died down a bit. it's been windy the last few days. you know about the south highway. winds are back down a little bit. as you travel down it won't be windy. temperatures a lot like what we had today. so berkeley 65 degrees. you get out toward the livermore valley you're going to start seeing the 70s. down toward gilroy and morgan hill you're going to see mid- 70s, even upper 70s. and we'll talk about that chance for showers toward the tail end of the weekend we'll see you back here. a bill ended cleaning up california's coastline died in the state assembly without a vote. that proposed bill would have required manufacturers to come up with ways to keep plastic out of state waterways and also reduce 95% of plastic pollution along the state's coastline by

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a bay area banker -- >> reporter: alameda county superior court 12. attorney mark vermal says his client is linda foss an east

bay banker faces a stack of charges. >> we're trying to work it out with the d.a. as best we can. >> reporter: my request to get our camera inside denied not once but three times. foss is accused of ripping off clients. >> i've seen dirty work happen with my money. >> reporter: judy says she's one victim. today we met another one living north. >> we seem to be out $140,000. >> reporter: marty fullton told me she once lived at this house for 30 years. when she and her husband went to oregon she says they left a lot of money with linda foss. >> you feel you know something. you've been friends for nearly 30 years and how can a person? she must get the oscar. >> reporter: haberger who

watched foss get a not guilty plea, said her mother treated her like her own daughter and now she's missing $30,000. >> her husband, my father-in- law worked very hard because he wanted to provide her with all of that security. i'm angry today. >> reporter: tonight linda foss remains in jail her next court appearance is due on may 27th. a man is accused of stealing an old jewelry box. andre franklin is in jail for a parol violation. he's now charged of theft of major art work. the golden crested box was worth $800,000 it dates from the gold rush era when the gold rush pie they are gave it to his wife for their anniversary. yahoo is still looking to expand its enterprise after

buying tumbler earlier this week. yahoo is one of the companies bidding for hulu. wall street had it first weekly loss in a month. a late rally sent the dow up eight points after it dropped during early trading. the nasdaq was down a fraction. still markets have been gaining steadily all year. the toyota prius hybrid was the first car in the state for the first three months of the year. toyota sold 13,600 prius just beating the honda accord. the honda civic was the top selling car. amidst the stories of heroism. how a student is credited with saving a classmate during

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a group of cell phone robbers who apparently struck the north bay twice in the last four days has been caught. but only after a high speed chase. today's get away didn't go quite as planned. >> the suspect got 20 miles down the freeway. but when they got off 101 and ducked into this parking lot

they were pounced on. petaluma with rare police drama. searching for four men running from a cell phone heist. police say they posed as customers in this store in windsor a half hour north. then snatched cell phones off this prominent display driving away with $3,000 worth. >> one of our deputies spoted the car coming down highway 101. attempted to stop it. it fd reporter: didn't d, fact, floored it. the get away car hitting speeds over 100 miles per hour even veering on to the highway shoulder. >> people were asking questions, what's going on, what's going on. >> reporter: this school steps away went into lock down. some 200 children, families and staff were together watching a play. other parents rushed here alarm. >> i just went out, calmed them down, told them what was happening that their students were locked inside. >> reporter: searching a two block perimeter, three suspects turned up. all are from oakland in their

late 20s and early 30s. investigators say it's likely they are the same men who grabbed phones and ran from millvalely's at&t store tuesday afternoon. the car leaving that scene was a gold audi as well. as the search subsided, some who work in the area are still worried about a fourth suspect. >> our manager gave us permission to lock our doors and let customers in as they come. but it's not safe place if the guy still is. >> very scary, who never know. around here there's a lot of places to hide. the description of the remaining suspect a hispanic man in his 20s. 5'8" tall, 180-pound with a distinctive crew cut that sticks up tall. now the other three men are jailed tonight on suspicion of

burglary and vehicular evading arrest for that high speed chase. reporting livein petaluma, deborah villalon. police seen in this picture demanded cash from a teller. he got away with an unknown amount of money just after noon. the suspect was wearing a plaid shirt, dark pants and sunglasses. a teenager died after being on life support. the shooting took place on may tenth. no arrest had been made. police are offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. students have heavy hearts after the sudden death of a classmate and friend.

they're leaving notes about ahmir kakamar. ahmir was a wrestler. he was only 18 years old. doctors said he had massive bleeding in his brain however at this point the not exactly sure why. ahmir and his family came to this country less than two years ago from -- trying to make a better life. police served a warrant early this morning in incorporated santa clara county. they arrested nicholas yukich. they found 48 assault rifles, shotguns and and guns in the home. they also said they discovered high capacity magazines and more than 50,000 round of ammunition. in news of the world tonight in afghanistan. six taliban fighters attack the united nations aid agency.

and a gun battle that followed lasted about six hours. afghan officials said two guards were killed along with six militants and 15 police officers were injured. this may have been a test of afghan security forces. in syria the government of president has agreed to a peace conference brokered by the united states and russia. whether it actually happens that's another matter. the rebels have made demands before they take part in the talks and their number one demand is the departure of president azad. more than 70,000 people have died so far. in england, a pakistani jet was diverted outside of london after two passengers allegedly threatened to destroy the plane. fighter jets were scrambled when the pilots reported a problem. the airlines spokesperson said they later claims that they were joking but they were

arrested any way. now to the disaster in oklahoma and the mourning there tonight for the victims of this week's massive tornado. 24 people were killed today along with an 8-year-old boy. people are honoring all those who took heroic measures to protect others. diane lee was saved by her classmates. >> i felt everyone around me was holding me and the ground was no longer underneath me. they hung on to my hand. >> how did you think so fast? how did you know to do what you did? >> i just thought of her as my family. what would i do. didn't think, just did it. >> 24 people were killed in all. damage is estimated at $2 million. a memorial for all the victims is scheduled for sunday. president obama traveled to oklahoma that day to meet with

survivors. the man who calls himself the toughest sheriff in the country is coming under fire by a federal judge. the judge ruled that sheriff arpio and his deputies -- overcoming the odds and finding success. >> a day an celebration at san jose state university. and some of the big challenges some graduates had to overcome to get their diplomas. >> also check out tonight's super moon. at 10:35, bill martin is back with what to expect this holiday weekend. >> and a family creates quite a stir. why these cute creatures may not be there much longer.

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tonight thousands of san jose state students who are just hours away from graduation are celebrating their accomplishments. maureen naylor is live in san jose, you found when a student gets a diploma in some way the entire family is graduating. >> reporter: today thousands of students in their caps and gowns got to celebrate. and we found there's a lot of

stories behind each diploma. a sea of graduation cap filled the event center tonight. and in this cheering crowd a union city woman who graduated from college 20 years but tonight the mother of five children earned her masters degree in engineering. >> it's hard but with a really good husband and really good family there's absolutely no reason why anybody can be here tonight. >> reporter: in true family form, they held up his third grade photo. with a handshake, some 2,000 students are getting their diplomas. >> so we must love what we do

and we must act on it. >> life is really happening now. >> reporter: life happened during the five years mojica was taking places. >> there were a lot of th i had to take it easy. with the birth of my daughter and us getting married so it was really challenging. >> everything, i put myself through school so i'm happy isle here. i'm glad i'm graduating. i'm ready to start my career. >> reporter: reporting live tonight san jose state, maureen naylor. president obama used a commencement speech in maryland today to deliver a message about the increasing number of sexual assaults in the military. the president went to the u.s. naval academy and told the graduates there follow your inner compass and do what's right. he also said sexual assault undermines the public

confidence in what he called the most trusted institution. >> those who commit sexual assault they threaten the trust and discipline that makes our military strong. >> reporter: the president then handed out diplomas to the 1,047 graduates and then at the end of the ceremony, there you go. the traditional tossing of the caps up into the air. as memorial day approaching the federal government is trying to make sure that veterans get the help they need. a top veterans affair official visited the regional office to check up on the progress of a new electronic claims system. the system has reviewed by 20% thus far. >> this is a huge transformation, tens of millions of the pieces of paper being scanned. tens of thousands of employers being retrained and it's happening this year. in two minutes, black smoke

pouring from a plane midair. the emergency just eight minutes into the flight that led to a frightening landing for passengers. >> new details about that record breaking -- in california.

black smoke poured out of the engine of a british airways jet as it came in for an emergency landing. about eight minutes into a flight to norway passengers said they heard loud popping noises then the cover was actually blown off. passengers and crews evacuated down slides. three people suffered minor injuries at this point it's still not clear what caused the problems in that plane now back to the coverage of

the earthquake. our health and science editor john fowler tells us the experts are now asking some unlikely people to keep their eyes open. peak is just one of several volatile volcanos. 20miles of faults connected to the last night's magnitude 7.7. >> this is the largest earthquake we've ever recorded in this area. >> reporter: park rangers are being asked to keep an eye on hot pools and steam vents because of continuous seismic shock. >> there's a lot of visitors, it's a holiday weekend. >> reporter: for about three years beginning in 1914 it erupted explosively. ash clouds for 15 miles. but since last night's quake no unusual volcanic activity. >> we have alarm s if we start seeing -- >> reporter: a line of poorly understand faults run north to

the sierra where the quakes are centered. then on to lasen. scientists have not yet identified the exact fault. it's possible it may be on no named fault. the region is riddled with unnamed and unknown earthquake faults. health and science editor john fowler ktvu challenge two news. a family of foxes has made a home at facebook's menlo park headquarters. they're often seen without their mother who leaves them while she goes and forges for food on campus. today our cameras captured the pups cuddling with each other. right now hundreds of people are at great america kicking off a month of pride events in the bay area. it's the park's pride night.

the all ages event celebrates the lgbt community includes entertainment and of course all of the parks rides. tonight's headliners were wendy williams and also the actor who plays a transgender teen on the hit show glee. it's a good night for romance with not just a full moon but a super moon. a ktvu camera caught these pictures in livermore tonight as the moon shown at full size. the super moon comes within 90% of the closest range to earth. tonight's appearance is 17,000 miles closer than usual and it's the first super moon of the year. an even closer moon is expected in june but it'll happen at about 4:30 in the morning. it's been mild out there, it's going to continue mild right through the weekend with a chance of showers toward the end. the weather system staying to the north of us. you kind of see the green. a few sprinkles. that activity is going to work it way south as we head into

monday and into tuesday. here's how it goes with forecast overnight lows down into the 40s. even some 30s in the cool spots these are the current temperatures. you had 54 in santa rosa, 50 in nevato. tomorrow a lot like today with the patchy coastal fog. temperatures almost exactly like what we saw today. upper 60s all in that range. what you have today you have again tomorrow. memorial day we have a chance of showers in here. so as we head into the weekend we're going to be into a cooling environment. saturday the warmest of the days in the weekend. monday cooler still and monday has the day with some clouds and maybe a sprinkle. so we'll be tracking that for you. this system is not that strong but it is enough to increase the clouds. bring a good chance of drizzle sunday morning. then a chance of showers on monday as this whole thing slides through. this is on our computer model.

it's pretty pretty consistent. here's our saturday. there there's your sunday. clouds, partly sunny no rain. here's your monday. right there. so as monday goes through you're cloudy most of the day. maybe some drizzle. monday night sometime after we go to bed i think most of the activity will slide through the bay area. so the showers i'm showing you should not impact your monday afternoon plans. forecast highs tomorrow 74, san helena, 77 in fairfield. warmest day of the weekend will be tomorrow. sunday slightly cooler you saw that. monday cooler still with all those clouds and that slight chance of drizzle. and then maybe a little bit of wet weather to the north. forecast high 72. there's your five day forecast with the bay area weekend in view. just a memorial day weekend that's going to be beautiful. not hot. not a real toasty one but certainly a nice looking weekend compared to what other people in the rest of the country have been seeing this weekend. it's going to be stormy in some places. the giants honored cecil

williams tonight in a special benefit game for glide's memorial church. reverend williams and his wife and cofounder janice catani sat and listened. >> i've seen people from all walks of life. no matter how much money they had or how much less they had. no matter what they thought or what they felt. we come together. >> reporter: along with the formal honors the couple enjoyed receiving their own bobble head doll. congratlations to them. the a's playing tonight. >> they're getting a little streak going here. in fact, houston native showed off in front of his family tonight. while oakland didn't play

perfect baseball their record stays perfect against the worse team in the majors the astros. hit to tommy malone. the oakland team zoom as zoom can be. top of the ninth, chris young and his family is in the house. chris hamren. there's your ball game. oakland's previous homers. giants are going through a moon swoon. colorado at at&t park. tim lincecum never saw michael cadayer. giants get shut out at home for the first time in 51 games. that was against the same

colorado rockies last friday. and back when the hitters could actually hit. >> coming up sharks finally learn what time they play sunday's elimination game in miami. well pacers set up game two of the nba eastern conference finals next.

analyst put as favorites. they used home court to steal the home court advantage. indiana led most of the day. pacers led by four going into the fourth quarter. yeah that's paul george. pacers not playing well. during crunch time in game one, tonight hibert happens. pacers score six. if final eight points. game three sunday in indiana. sharks learned tonight they will host l.a. game six of the western conference semi finals at 5:00 p.m. sunday. not 7:00, 5:00. this is an elimination game for san jose. sunday they start with the ottawa senators tonight.

senators did it with panache. the series 4-1. pengs will play boston or -- if the conference final that is sports as we see it have a great holiday weekend. >> sharks have to do it this sunday. >> that one has lost at home in in series. so there we go. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> mornings on 2 begins at 7:00 a.m. and they'll have all the overnight breaking news and the holiday weekend forecast. have a wonderful memorial day weekend. have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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