store owner suddenly faced a huge threat. >> they brandished at the victim. >> reporter: the suspect claimed he had hiv. the woman backed off and called police but the man with the needle got away. some who work and live in this city say it's a familiar mo. >> i was calling the cops because there was someone threatening people with a syringe. >> reporter: he faces similar threat when he confronted a man trying to kick in his window last year. >> these guys tried to threaten me with his blood. he was bleeding or something in his finger. >> reporter: they're looking for a middle eastern man, 45 to 50 years old, 5'tall, 195 pounds and has dark hair. whether the man is infected with hiv or not, is not clear. this man says keep your distance. >> the result is not good. in either case you win or you

lose. you always lose. >> reporter: back out here live no word from the victim. it is not clear if any surveillance cameras in the store or the area may have captured what happened. but certainly they say the fact that the person used a needle in this case could make it a case of robbery with a weapon. eric rasmussen. a bay area nonprofit that makes sailing to people with disabilities suffered a big loss. someone broke in and stole five outboard motors. here's a look at the damage to one boat. the group depends on donations and volunteers to help people enjoy sailing who might not other wise be able to get out on to the water. san francisco police describe the chaotic scene this morning when a robbery led to a triple shooting at a b.a.r.t.

station. three men pulled up and tried to rob three people outside the b.a.r.t. station. after the struggle the suspects opened fire shooting two men in the leg. a third man was shot in the torso and tonight is fighting for his life. >> we were trying to get medical aid for the man laying on the ground. they had information that who the shooters might be. >> that information led police to the bay view district. officers arrested three men who now face multiple felonies. a woman is in stable condition tonight after being stabbed outside an antioch super market. there are reports the victim was attacked shortly before 8:00 this morning outside the save mart. so far no word on a motive. passers by captured 35-year-old jeffrey crimson near the scene.

then police arrested him on suspicion of attempted murder. officials are still trying to determine what caused a strip mall photo. while the strip mall is set to be demolished the business owner is already talking about rebuilding. lorraine blanco joins us about fear of losing what's left of his business. >> reporter: the city and business owner tonight decided to demolish the building for safety reasons. a crew is fencing off the building and boarding up the windows. for five families tonight their livelihood is on hold for a while. a raging fire captured the attention of dozens of people passing by this antioch strip mall this morning. for a handful of families the wreckage is as personal as it gets. part of his family's legacy is destroyed. >> you have to survive somehow. i have a family to take care

of. >> reporter: all five businesses gutted in the fire were family owned and operated. antioch jewelry owner says he's worried about his valuables. many have entrusted his family with their family's irreplaceable keep stakes. >> it's very hard, i've never seen this in my whole entire life. i just remodeled a place it's unreal. >> reporter: from clients to owners and dozens of their employees. >> our busiest months are the summer months. the clients are getting their nails done and their hair done and their feet done you know. this is the season when we make most of the money. >> reporter: the contra costa fire captain on scene says because the fire likely started in the attic and the roof collapsed, it'll be very difficult to point to the specific cause. there were no injuries. the building will be demolished

on monday. lorraine blanco, ktvu. los angeles county firefighters are getting a handle on a fire burning near the magic mountain theme park. the amusement park shut down one ride to help the fire department get better access to the area. tonight the fire is 85% contained. crews will remain on the scene all night watching for hot spots. fire crews are getting a break from the weather as they battle a raging wildfire northwest of santa barbara tonight. the so called white fire has grown to 270 acres since yesterday afternoon. thousands of people were evacuated including holiday campers. the u.s. forest service says strong winds that fanned the fire yesterday died down today helping them make progress. more than two dozen people have been arrested since the east pa pa lo palo alto

announced the arrest of several individuals. so far this year there have been five killings and 50 armed assaults in east palo alto. by declaring a crime emergency the chief was able to cancel days off for his patrol officers. a trial will begin of a coach accused of sexual abuse. christien kafton joins us now with what he's learned. >> reporter: we just learned that he's been charged with 16 counts. we have video of edwards from an unrelated interview with ktvu when he was a coach at kennedy high school in richmond. he is also a musician and owner of a music review. a prosecutor confirmed for me

that edwards has been charged with 12 counts of lewd and lacivious acts on a child under the age of 14. and three counts of rape. she also told me there is an enhancement because there are multiple victims. there are two alleged victims in this case. the prosecutor told me the bail has been set at $2.75 billion. the district attorney's office told me that if anyone suspected that they know of any more victims to contact the sheriff's office. twice today coming back to the office, i tried to get in contact with barrett davis, twice he turned me down. he is due in court tomorrow. we're live in martinez, christien kafton, ktvu news. we now know the name of a man who died during a struggle with sacramento police. the cause of his death is still

a mystery. >> police say 43-year-old terety jr. got into a fight with several police officers on friday. the clerk there called police saying the man was acting strange. torretti later died in custody. today the corner said torretti did not suffer any fatal injuries during the arrest. drug tests are still pending. a new audit released today breaks down how the performance of munni translates into lost time and money for commuters. munni was only on time 61.3% and commute times increased for san franciscans by by 1-1/2%. funding took center stage during today's hearing in mad era county on the high speed rail project. the cost of that project has

ballooned from $33 billion to 68 billion since voters passed proposition 1a in 2008. but today the chair of the rail authorities said the he is confident the project will get private investors. the city moves forward with a pilot program to improve parking conditions. tomorrow is one of the last public meetings for residents to voice concerns about this proposal which would affect the elm wood, downtown and south telegraph neighborhood. right now the city is considering two options, one with increased rates during peak times. business owners in the impacted neighborhood say the plan drives customers away. >> i think they're going to kill the businesses out here. because there are similar shops down the street away from downtown. offering similar services. people will spend their money there instead of getting tickets here. >> the city council is expected to discuss the plan in 2011.

the program is federally funded. it's a tax expected -- we'll tell you how strip clubs are using the loophole to cash. and the details of the warm up. bay area police are on the look out for this painting. the surprising place it was stolen from and the reward its owner is offering.

a memorial is youing in colla at the site of a crash. the victims were all ejected when the driver of a mustang rear ended another car on hillside boulevard. the mustang driver 25-year-old paul diaz initially ran off but

later surrendered. he is expected to be charged with felony hit-and-run. only on 2, a piece of fine art is missing tonight from a san frscbuilding. ktvu's david stevenson is in the city with why they think these thieves knew exactly what they were after. >> reporter: the owner of the business says that the art work was stolen before it was hung. >> i left for koreaen on may 13, i came back and someone realized it was missing. >> reporter: it's this picture depicting a fisherman on his boat. itself estimated worth $50,000. >> the amount of work was not very great so it's a very collected. he's probably one of the top five california artists. >> reporter: he left the

painting in his unlocked office next to this nonvaluable print about the same size. he says he doesn't think it was a random theft. >> the concern i have to be perfectly honest is this theft i think occurred by someone who actually knows california art quite well. which makes me suspect that it is a fairly sophisticated person. >> reporter: hansons paintings are often appraised from $1,000 to $2,000 a piece. >> there are certain places that they will be able to go and sell something like a anson painting. >> reporter: president of montgomery gallery has sold several pieces by hanson. >> it's unique. >> reporter: office art work thefts are not unusual. smith says he's offering a $2,500 reward no questions asked for the return of the painting. reporting live in san

francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. at least two northern kraár kraá strip clubs are benefiting from a tax break meant to create jobs -- california strip clubs are benefiting from a tax break meant to create jobs. they've received $37,000 in vouchers for hiring servers and sales clerk. the owners says he didn't ask for the money. he was approached by consultants. >> the state of california gets little or nothing from me. >> reporter: deja vu show girls in rancho cordova also received tax vouchers. governor brown says he wants to re place it with a credit to buy manufacturing equipment. the legislative atlas says california could wind up with a surplus of as much as $3.2 million. but in governor jerry brown's budget the surplus is not that

large. the governor is urging the legislature to take a conservative approach to any extra money which is getting him a thumbs up from republicans. >> the governor is wisely call -- cautious with that. however if it is true and those moneys do materialize i hope they go to funding education. >> some democrats say they want to use the money to restore funding to a number of social safety net programs. the state budget deadline is june 15th. later this week the state assembly is set to vote on a bill to raise the state's minimum wage. the minimum wage would go up 25 crepts crepts -- cents to $8.25. after that it would be pegged to inflation. the state's office says the increase will help hard working families.

here are the high temperatures we had today. 72 in livermore. temperatures warmed up over yesterday's numbers. it was chilly yesterday. we had the drizzle. you can see moisture coming in offshore. that moisture late tonight early tomorrow morning could deposit some light sprinkles. drizzle, light wet weather for e north bay and mainly in th ve early morning hours. tune in for morning's on 2. about 4:30 in the morning. they come on at 4:30 in the morning. as they move down the road. it's going to warm up. well, relatively speaking it's going to get hot around here. we'll see temperatures back into the upper 80s and low 90s. showers north. we know that. high pressure is going to set us up. starting tomorrow once the weak showers move through. by 9:00, 10:00 in the morning this guy starts to set up and we go to a warmer pattern. lots of 70s, upper 70s, 80s and back into the 90s.

here's the computer model. there it is. look at what it deposits here. almost nothing. i'll move it forward. we'll moving it to 9:00 a.m. that's what i expect most of the activity. maybe light drizzle showing up on highway 1. bay bridge san rafael bridge that kind of a thing. watch how quickly it's gone. just like that. that's a high pressure setting up. so as we get through the morning hours. shouldn't be a major event but be prepared for some rain. tomorrow is about 60s, lots of mid- and upper 70s and some low 80s trickling in on the edges of the inland bay edges. 76 in napa, 75 in fairfield. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. certainly as you head south just a little bit south of

gilroy. everyone gilroy. neighborhoods in gilroy 75 to 80 degrees. warmer than they were today. and the five day forecast sets us up with a nice forecast. we roll into your bay area saturday. no rain in this five day forecast. a little wet weather perhaps for the morning commute. >> really heating up for the week end. >> it'll be nice. >> thanks bill. >> thank you bill. a special honor for a 12- year-old boy from the east bay who was injured in the boston marathon bombing. new at 6:00. rob roth joins us now the oakland coliseum with how the a's and giants are paying tribute to aaron hern. >> here at the oakland coliseum fans are still arriving for tonight's a's giants games. we want to show you some video we took about five minutes ago. already here is 12-year-old aaron hern who about an hour will receive an honor kids will only dream about. he will throw out the

ceremonial first pitch. we caught up with the martinez boy and his family as they were watching batting practice getting ready for the big moment. >> amazing. it's one of the positive things, one of the many positive things that have come out of such a tragic event. >> what does this mean for him to do this. >> it means a lot right now. there's so many things he can't do. there's so many every day little things that he still cannot do. so to be able to have really big treats like this it means a lot. just a big part of his recovery. >> aaron was watching his mother in the boston marathon on april 15 and was standing near where one of the bombs exploded and the blast injured both of his legs. after search surgeries he's still recovering. the oakland a's players visited in the clubhouse. i bet tonight he gets the biggest cheer. reporting live at the oakland coliseum, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. commuting on munni is taking a

toll on productivity. but the transit system says what's coming next could improve the ride. san francisco munni is getting a brand new look. we'll take you inside one of the new hybrid buses that's going to roll out on the road next month. join us at 7:00 on tv 36. joe fonzi is up next with the former raider who is now back in oakland. >> plus it is five months away but excitement is already growing for the treasure island music festival. the headliners just announced today. look at 'em.

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organizers today announced the line up for this year's treasure island music festival. it's a two day concert and it's still a couple of days away. preday sales go on sale. adams for peace, veck and animal collective are part of the line up. and there was anticipation at radar camp. after a seven year absence charles woodson was expected to be the center of attention on

his return to the team that drafted him fourth over all in 1998. then there was word that d.j.haden is back in the hospital. he suffered an injury in college when he collapsed. haden had surgery next week to remove scar tissue from his abdomen area. the obvious questions are the two related and when might haden be able to get on the field. >> we can't rule that out. you know obviously but right knew i don't know exactly what the correlation is to it. but we don't anticipate it being an issue. he's got a, you know abdomen issue. it's probably going to keep him out the rest of the otas. and but he should be ready to go for training camp. the seventh and deciding game of the stanley cup game is going on right now. the sharks have more game seven

experience than the canes which may enable them to embrace the moment rather than be nervous about it. >> the games you're going to remember and you don't want to be sitting in there thinking what if or should have done this or that. i should have gone up there and hopefully look at a better result. >> frank you have to stick around here a little later before you can run and see that game. they're scoreless in the first period. about 12 minutes left to play in the first. >> how exciting. >> that's sad about d.j. haden. >> hopefully he's okay. >> that's scary, thanks joe. coming up tonight at 10:00. more on that special honor for the 12-year-old boy from the east bay that was injured in the boston marathon bombings. we'll find out what it's like for aaron hern after he gets to throw out the opening pitch. >> as always thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we're also here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. we'll see you at 10:00.

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