police in one part of the bay area are start enforcing a youth curfew as part of a crime crack down. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. up past 11:00 tonight, plan on a trip to jail in handcuffs. maureen naylor is live in east palo alto with the

circumstances teenagers face. >> reporter: you would never know by the celebration of this college prep school that the city is in the middle of a crime emergency. and that in just a few hours a city curfew is going into effect. >> some people like it. some people don't. some people don't know why it's happening. >> reporter: tonight additional police are on patrol looking for juveniles out after 11:00 p.m. >> we don't really need anybody under the age of 18 out on the streets at night. >> reporter: the most recent sunday when 18-year-old jose luis quinonez was killed while sitting in a car with friends. the violence appears to be surrounding one gang. >> today we caught nine

individuals, most of which are related to the norteno gang. >> reporter: you want to move? >> yeah. >> reporter: how long do you think it's going to take? >> that's a question i will never know. >> reporter: one person is espe curfew. >> her son was killed a year. >> reporter: her reaction to the move? >> she's excited. she doesn't want another child killed. >> reporter: this woman's reaction to the curfew. she wanted to be out until 5:00 in the mortgage. >> we have to get home earlier than usual. >> reporter: the nightly curfew will return until 6:00 in the morning. maureen naylor, ktvu news. developing news in santa clarita where a fire is burning out of control.

it's called the power line fire. 250 people in the community of green valley were evacuated but they are expected to return to their homes right about now. since the flames are burning near high tension lines, fire officials say they are placing crews along the line. fire crews say they do plan to stay in that area tonight watching for any possible flairs up. firefighters in san jose made quick work of the grass fire on kelly park. in less than 20 minutes crews had it knocked down. the fire burned about 2 acres, several homeless people tried to put it out but it proved to be a little too much for them. warm weather and windy conditions are fueling all of

this weather. >> we can expect the same tomorrow, bill. >> a red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow morning for the solano county area that includes vallejo and fairfield toward vacaville. there's going to be some rain and wind. wind gusts could go 30, 35 miles per hour. it's heating up as well. high pressure is building in. temperatures are on the increase. fire danger goes up. we're going to take a look at your forecast highs as we look into tomorrow. stay with us for continuing coverage. we'll be monitoring conditions tomorrow and we will bring you the latest on fire conditions on air and online. a man has landed in jail instead. he painted a crosswalk on a busy street and it was being

used by pedestrians until then. deborah villalon is live to tell us where this brush with the law will end. >> reporter: you can still see the mark on the pavement. here's the road crosswalk stretches across four lanes of traffic. here for a few months. >> i'll use these access all day long. >> reporter: and many people welcomed it. because just one crosswalk here across sonoma boulevard was easy for drivers to overlook and look through it. today police came to that blue house tipped off by a citizen. and the freelance painter is no more. >> it's over $1,000 which makes it a felony.

>> >> every time i get out of jail i put it right back. >> this is the meat market. everybody comes a across the street to the meat market. why would you take that one out. it makes no sense. >> if everybody went out and decided i need a crosswalk in front of my residence, we would have them everywhere. >> he was really upset. yeah he wanted to get out. >> reporter: friends heard from anthony cardenas calling for jail, looking for bail. they say he's a veteran always looking to spruce up the neighborhood. >> i think everything he does in the neighborhood he does it with the best of intentions. >> reporter: vallejo police says it's aware of no plans for

a legitimate crosswalk. caltrans plans to repave and paint this area to erase any remnants. new at 10:00, oakland animal services are calls or is calling on the public to find whoever injured a female pet. we have to warn you these are gruesome pictures. they medicated the animal for pain but described her condition as terminal. >> bones actually protruding through skin because there's just no muscle. there's no tissue. there's nothing left. this dog was allowed to rot in the backyard and suffer for a long long time. >> reporter: and take a look at this, this surveillance video shows a man delivering the dog to the shelter around midnight last night inside a plastic crate with no food or water.

the dog had a chain wound tightly around its neck as well as a harness that cut into her fur. shelter officials say they hope a neighbor will call so they can in their word get some justice for the animal which has been put down. a court ruling today put california's death penalty on hold for the forseing future. a state appeals court rejected the state's biggest attempt for legal injection. now california specially has to go back to the drawing board. no one has been executed in california for seven years. there are currently 725 inmates in death row. more than a thousand of them had appeals and will now be eligible for execution. now questions about overcrowding in county jails. many sheriffs are being forced to assume the role of being

judges and it has who will remain in jail. firefighters in oakland say they discovered an indoor marijuana growing operation this morning. but neighbors tell us someone stole the plants as soon as authorities the scenes. eric rasmussen asked why the pot was left behind. >> reporter: this is what firefighters responded to. 65 to 70 mature marijuana plants. now they're gone. >> who did the pot belong to? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> reporter: thieves broke into the building on 51st avenue and stole the marijuana after police cleared the scene without removing the plant, says this man. >> i think it's a shame that the city of oakland after an emergency let people be vulnerable like that. wide open to be picked clean. >> reporter: the man who said she's a mechanic here returned to board up the building again

after someone removed the plywood police removed from over the door way. neighbors say someone broke into the property. >> do you think they should take the pot? >> of course, if they have something legally they should take it. >> reporter: police say they couldn't seize is marijuana because they didn't if it was illegal or being used for medicinal purposes. this morning, witnesses did not think they were dealing with a legal operation. they say leaving the plants behind made this place a target. >> there's people who just sit on stand by and wait on the internet and on the newscast for stories just like this. >> reporter: police say they never received a report about a break-in this morning. they tried to talk the owner, the people we talked to on the property said the owner is out of town. mario kioto held a

remembrance at higallery. among today's guests is ruby bridges. she was the first black woman to attend a high school when she was 12 years old. >> in 90 second. san francisco nummi buses are getting competition. the latest and why some people say the start up is bad for the city. >> some jobs are opening up right in time for summer. obstacles that are making it difficult for teenagers to fill those positions. >> and the weather you can expect for the weekend.

a prbus rvice launched in san francisco this week that following the same route as a popular munni bus rout. the new competition offers a less crowded ride but at a premium price. jana katsuyama is live in the city where she talked to the founder and also went along for a ride, jana. >> reporter: this bus rout goes along the same rout as munni's 30x. instead of cash you pay with an

iphone app. on munni's busiest ride, riders say buses are often overpacked during commute hours. >> they're full to the rim so they don't pick anybody else so they just keep going. sometimes you get passed by two or three buses before you get picked up. >> reporter: this week a start up company started service. >> san francisco has been growing allot and munni is just kind of overcapacity in a lot of commuter routs. kyle kirchhoff started the start up with friends. the bus offers leather seats and wifi for $6. the shuttle launched this week. the private shuttle uses munni bus stops and critics say that's unfair. >> munni has a priority and they should have a priority so

we can maintain our service. >> when we see one coming we get out of the way. if there's one at the stop, we stop. we've been trying to keep our stops down to 30 second. >> reporter: he says leap transit is different. >> the private shuttles are permanent and regulated by the . ing with a regulated service. >> if there's more seats yeah it's something i would look into. >> reporter: but leap transit limited hours say they will stick with munni for now. >> i use a bus pass, so it's a lot cheaper for me. >> reporter: more than 1,100 people have downloaded their app so far and they plan to expand to other munni routs. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. and take a look at this, it's a 300-foot long boring machine that is set to start

digging one of two tunnels for munni's two new highways. the boring is called dr. chung. a sister machine called big that will dig thenorthbound tunnel. an accident snarled traffic on interstate 80 for hours. the crash happened in vacaville at 7:00. the toyota flipped over and was hit by another car. the chp still has not releaseed the woman's identity but says she was from vacaville. the over drive was not hurt. police shut down three lanes creating back up. a judge upped the bail for a man suspected of driving a

car that crashed in culma earlier this week killing three passengers including his fiance. paul diaz unts of vehicle manslaughter. authorities say he was drunk at the time of that crash. police say the ford mustang crashed into the back of another car with such force it split the car in two. diaz is being charged with an enhancement for a prior dui. an officer is being called a hero. tom cob says he got the call that a 5 -month-old girl stopped breathing. when he got to the day care center he was flagged down by someone outside. and found a woman inside giving the baby cpr. >> i took over started doing chest compressions which is what we're thought to do.

i did that for 20 to 30 seconds then i heard the baby gasp. >> there's no word on why the infant stopped breathing but police say the day care center did just what they should have done and there is no criminal investigation. and best of all here we're told that little baby is just fine. the job market may be improving but young people are still finding stiff competition for summer jobs. as john fowler reports now, older workers are often vying for the same opportunities as teens. >> reporter: job counselors today tell me from retail to office work to even the trade, hiring is up. just not of young people. state officials report among young adults and teens unemployment nudges 25%. walnut creek student art barilko says he's been looking for a job for months. >> entry level. because i don't have the experience. there's so many people looking

for work that it's hard to get noticed. >> we have so many youth and adults competing for the same jobs, even at the fast food retail, sales associate positions. >> i'm looking for part time work to supplement social security income. >> reporter: dorothy ingram is a retired teacher with experience. she says she's picking from jobs offered to her over high school candidates. >> people from high school and college, but i have so many degrees it makes a difference on what i can find. >> reporter: 67% of retirees want at least part time work. persistence, confidence and community skills can at least get them in the door. john fowler, ktvu news. the man who founded znet in

san francisco and became a millionaire is now headed to bankruptcy court. miner has filed for bankruptcy. he says he has 50 to $100 million in liability and just 10 to $50 million in assets. minor sold znet for almost $2 billion. he was known for spending a lot of his money real estate venture and fine art. last year, ninor and his wife were named as california's top income tax delinquents. temperatures increased today. you probably felt it out there. we had 84. we're going to see temperatures tomorrow in the mid-80s, upper 80s to the upper 90s showing up adds well. forecast for tomorrow will be warmer. right now it's 70 in antioch. 63 in fairfield. sort of indicate that is tomorrow is going to be a bit warmer. no fog at the coast right now.

forecast highs. yellows are 70s. look at the reds those are 90s. more heat coming our way. you know it's a heat up. that red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow for solano county. i'll see you back here. sheriff deputies in the south bay would like your help tonight in finding a missing man. 63-year-old james norbert disappeared today from his home in cupertino. he suffers from dementia. if you have seen mr. norberg, authorities say please contact them right away. it has been a fixture in san francisco for decade. but now a controversy bubbling up. now a fountain in union square is being evicted to make way for a new apple store. but first, a spelling bee champion is being crowned

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an eighth grader from new york emerged from a group of finalists tonight and is now the national spelling bee camp. >> k-n-a-i-t-e-l knaitel. >> arvin markanhali the won by spelling that german word correctly. he joked the german curse had turned into a german blessing after losing to two german words. a piece of cultural history in san francisco will have to be relocated to make way for a

new apple store. as david stevenson told us, this now stands as progress. >> reporter: it has stood in union square for two years but this fountain earned by the hyatt hotel could be checking out thanks to apple. >> i think it's bad. because it's been here since i've lived here. i was like four. and it's beautiful. >> reporter: it was created by 87-year-old japanese american artist who's art career began in a world war ii internment camp. it makes san francisco an international icon. but apple's proposal to redesign the levy store leaves no room for this fountain. >> we feel the fountain should stay and be part of the city. >> reporter: it's not a simple matter to move the privately owned fountain. >> if you want it to become

part of the city's public sculpture, it would have to come with an endownment to support its maintenance because the city requires that now. >> reporter: an apple spokeswoman told us the fountain is a beloved local monument and important part of union square. apple has always intended to find a new location. merritt lee told us that that'll be the difficult part. apple quietly launched a new i pad touch today with a new low price tag. however that lower price means just 16 gigs of memory and fewer features. the new scaled down version also lacks a camera and wrist loop. it also comes in just one color. black in the front, silver in the back. the price tag is $129 and

that's less than the full gig model. one woman's new mission after today's reunion. >> plus a is soccer game that's about more than just good kicks. the partnership that's helping homeless people score jobs. >> and a crews race to an elementary school after a car slammed right into it. what we learned at the scene. >> a reminder you can go to ktvu.com and watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls?

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new video of a car accident in petaluma that could have been a whole lot worse. we're told that it sped out of control right after 7:00 tonight and slammed right into

a building. there were several children but the car fortunately missed everyone. it appears he suffered only minor injuries. a woman who was abandoned as a newborn in concord was reunited this week with the woman that found her. kara still had an umbilical cord when she was left in a woman's car. she began searching for her birth mother a few years ago but so far hasn't been able to relocate her. however, old newspaper articles relocated her to the woman who found her. she is still hoping to find her birth mother. >> there are always questions, what about my ethnic background. what about my medical history. i want to know in this particular case, that my birth mother who wrote this heart wrenching letter, i want to

know she's okay. >> that letter was sent to hugerford by her mother years ago. she said she loved her baby girl but was forced to give up. a soccer league is scoring goals on and off the field. it's helping homeless people network and find jobs again. amber lee tells us about the new nonprofit called street soccer u.s. >> reporter: franklin square becomes a field of dreams every night. change is what these homeless soccer players are looking to do with their lives. >> kind of like before i played street soccer, i left all my troubles on the field. >> reporter: playing structure provides them structure and guidance something she didn't have as a foster child bouncing from home to home. >> i never really had a

childhood to really experience anything. >> reporter: homeless for three years she recently moved into an apartment and has a job thanks to skills she developed through street soccer usa. >> a blazing grant came to san francisco to chase a boyhood dream after hurricane katrina. unable to find a job he sought refuge at a homes shelter. >> it has stimulated my brain and my body and my wallet. >> my brother at one time was homeless and he kind of wandered around the streets for a while. it's something that's personal and dear to me. i don't see my brother as someone who doesn't deserve a second chance. >> reporter: street soccer's cofounder says the weekly practices and games offer a network for the homes to develop what he calls soft skills. >> like showing up on time. working well with others and

these are skills that people need to be successful in the work force. >> reporter: as for sykes she's studying to become an investigator for child protective services. >> just a way for me to understand my past and try hel through it. >> reporter: team members are striving to meet goals on and off the field. they're set to compete against teams at justin hermann plaza. amber lee, ktvu news. a suspicious letter mailed to the white house is said to be similar to two other letters laced with ricin. officials won't say if it contained ricin. but the wording is similar to letters sent to new york city mayor michael bloomberg that did contain ricin and were also

sent to a -- it also contained a progun message. all the letters were sent from a box office in shreveport, louisiana. the father of a man who was killed into his relationship with the boston marathon bombers lashed out to investigators who said he wasn't physically couldn't be involved. >> he learned how to walk again with crutches. >> reporter: the father made his remarks during a press conference in moscow. the fbi said his son had admitted to being part of a triple homicide before attacking an agent but his father says the fbi has given conflicting accounts about what happened. >> in news of the world tonight in syria, the president said he

will retaliate. it is alleged that israel hid a weapons shipment in syria this month. mr.azad also claimed that weapons may will be be in syria. the weapons could be a game changer. in iraq a new wave of bombings has killed at least 33 people. authorities plan to ban cars in much of baghdad tomorrow to stop a rash of car bombings. the top officials say -- in the last two months more than 1,000 people have been killed. but in the arctic, russian scientists say they have found the car -- caucus of a female

whale. and scientists have said that they could clone one if living tissue is found. the new ban is set to take effect on saturday and includes outdoor patios at the coffee shops. starbucks says it wants a no smoking zone between 25 feet of its stores but it's unclear how that could be enforced. wall street rose today that the feds will continue it stimlouse effort. nasdaq rose 23. two economic reports indicated subdued growth and subjected a need for the feds stimulus. american idol getting a big make over. in 11 minutes why two judges calls it quits today. bill martin is fine tuning his forecast. at 10:45 he's back with the weekend ahead and your five day outlook. >> booted a if -- take a picture with

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we have late word tonight from the san jose police department about a new plan to add more officers to patrol constitutety this weekend to deal with a series of gang related injuries. a 19-year-old man was shot and killed near sante elementary school around 5:20 this morning. the family of felipe band era s says he was waiting for a ride to work and was not in a gang. but they also said he recently had a met new friends and had an encounter with a ominous groups. >> they were having around argument and my sister told me that one of the guys told him that he was going to get him.

police are asking the public to help investigators find a reckless driver. police tried to stop a mustang, the man drove off at speeds estimated at 40 miles per hour. it sideswiped another car and police called off their chase. a group of teenagers in san jose said all they wanted to do was take some prom pictures in a park. but mike mibach told us that's when they found out about a little known city law that almost kept them from capturing a memory. >> reporter: lunchtime at san jose's lincoln high school where teenage love is in the air. >> no i don't want to. >> it's really fun. >> reporter: the big dance was saturday but before her group of eight took to the floor. >> we wanted to take pictures of the japanese friendship garden because it's a nice

place. >> reporter: and peaceful with ducks, fountains even fish. but as soon as they arrived here at the japanese friendship garden in san jose a surprise was waiting for them. a tap on the shoulder. a park ranger saying it was time to go. >> i thought she was joking. >> he was being kind of pushy. >> pushy say they because they did not have the mandatory permit required to take a planned photo. they asked how much it was, $100. >> we were just like i don't want to pay. we were all annoyed i think. it was all really frustrate because we just wanted to take pictures. >> it's not a formal event you don't need to pay for. it's a public park that everybody can go to right? >> reporter: well not quite. >> the permit is required. >> reporter: park facility supervisor says the ranger acted appropriately. >> if you come here dressed in

a tuxedo, wedding dress or for prom. it is required. >> i'm just going to pretend like i don't see anything. >> reporter: let them snap that now have forever. mike mibach. this asteroid is about as long as the western span of the bay bridge. >> that's pretty big. >> that's pretty big. >> how close it will get to earth tomorrow and the new details scientists just learned about it. and in two minutes, the move made in the next few minutes that will lead them to southern california. >> warm up, and increased fire danger in your complete bay area. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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of 8: eight -- 8.25 a year. businesses dealing with the cost of health care reforms can't afford to pay the higher wages and will end up cutting jobs. the bill now heads the state senate. the state senate rejected a bill that would ban single use grocery bags. ten democrats showing voting for the measure or not voting at all. opponents say it will cost jobs at plastic bag factories. as ktvu's ken pritchett reports you will have a chance to see an asteroid but you will need help. >> reporter: from these grainy nasa images you can see it. it's name kq2. the asteroid is roughly 1.2

miles across and that is about the distance from the first tower on the west span of the bay bridge all the way in to the city. >> that's pretty big. >> that's pretty big. >> reporter: david clinton says he follows news about close fly byes and he's not alone ever since that meteor crash in russia forced many injuries. but that meteor was tiny compared to the q2 asteroid which for the time is harmless. >> there's no risk of it hitting us there's for the next few years. >> reporter: people can view the asteroid tomorrow on shelley. see that moving white speck that's a moon. it's discovery announced just today. >> so it's like a tiny version of the earth system passing right through our neighborhood.

>> reporter: moon rocks starting to catch more attention. >> we are catching more asteroids passing through our orbit. those are the witness we're concerned about. >> reporter: an impact of a qe2 rock would be a major catastrophe. designers are calling the first commercial building in the nation to meet federal government's zero net energy standards. that means the building creates as much power as it uses. it is a joint power of the electrical workers union and the contractors association. the building listen used as a center to train electricians in green technology. some oakland students had an opportunity to show off tonight. they've shown what they've learned about science in the health and science fair. the students were clearly enjoying themselves. not only did they have to explain their experiment but

they also had to show how they performed such a fireproof balloon. organizers said the proof of tonight's success standing room only. two judges on american idol today said they are leaving. both mariah carrie and nikki minage are out. mariah carrie said she's leaving to focus on her upcoming tour. and nikki minage said it's an experience she would not change for anything but it's time to leave and focus on her music. the winds are on shore but you see this one up in santa rosa that's a north wind. next couple of hours we're

going to start seeing these wind. that's a south wind, that's a southwest wind. that's high fire danger, increased temperatures as the winds come out of the north and maybe a little northeast. that's going to warm us up quickly. tonight it's going to be clear and mild. there's no fog at the coast. the winds are light. sunny and warmer tomorrow. as we head toward the bay area weekend warmer still. that red flag warning in solano county that doesn't mean the north and east bay hills won't have a high fire danger. conditions will still be ripe. we will still see winds in the hills 20 to 30 miles and that could cause some problems. be prepared because we're not specifically under a fire danger. moving through the microclimates tomorrow. we're going to see 80s where there were 70s. temperatures are all coming up. we're going to go up again tomorrow and we're going to go

up again on saturday. by saturday these temperatures are in the mid-90s and upper 90s. so today was sunny and warmer obviously. there's a little patchy fog showing up in places. high pressure keeps that away. winds kind of go offshore. fire danger comes up so it's friday and saturday will be the warmest days of the week. forecast highs for friday. 90 in clear lake. 80 in san helena. 89 in napa. and 90s right throughout the east bay. air quality is going to start to take a hit. fire danger comes up. temperatures come up. as you suffer you will notice it a little bit too. grass pollens are coming up and the wind and the warmer temperatures. 82 in cupertino and there you go. just a warmer day. it's going to be beautiful, saturday is going to be hot. sunday the fog wants to come back and slightly cooler. there's your five day forecast with your bay area weekend clearly in view because for a lot of folks it's here.

>> we're already thinking about it. >> friday morning you're already going, it's the weekend. it's going to be here. the race was in jeopardy after a deadly crash two years ago drove insurance costs sky high. this fall is the 50th anniversary of the race and today organizers said they signed a $1.2 million deal with swiss watch maker bright -- brightling. the san francisco zoo showed off it's newest resident a baby giraffe. and these are our first pictures. it'll be several weeks before the public gets to meet her. the zoo says it hopes this will be the start of a baby boom

that will expand the giraffe population. and a's going for a swipe. they didn't quite get it. >> three out of four is not bad. nobody knows it better than the giants who never led oakland. but today at at&t park the unites finally found one beginning and found a stand out on nothing better than a sunday on a thursday. 25 walks on this four game series. 2nd inning, norris was on a run. dino dodged some serious threats. oakland pitcher aj griffin allowed just one walk, one hit. and pablo sandoval gave them the second hit of the inning. barry zito went from losing to

winning. o, can akajima the baby giraffe. that's a double. panda, hunter pence scores. by the way they host the white sox tomorrow. they'rin oakland is better than getting swept. >> you guys are fun. because for one the fans bring a lot of energy to the field. we kind of field off that. make the games pretty exciting. both teams are good ball clubs. just got to be competitive and a lot of fun. the warriors lost an important member of their team today. sacramento kings cannot be any happier about it. we'll explain meanwhile the that the heat lebron james was not too happy either. we'll see if his explicit deleted scenes made a difference.

golden state warriors assistant malone is now a head coach. malone was given credit for improving the warriors defense in the last couple of years now he has a chance to improve the king's new ownership. and meantime, king james was not happy in miami. dishes out four assists in the fourth quarter. slams down two of his 16 but

james personally outscores indiana 16-13 in the third quarter. game finishes with 30. miami stifles indiana to take a 3-2 lead in the eastern conference finals. they can finish off the pacers at indiana. it's nicholson tournament. tiger has never led after the first round. it is a four day tournament isn't it. and tiger is usually pretty good on the weekend. >> yeah he sure is. >> thanks fred. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the an ex time news breaks. >> ktvu morning news begins at 4:30 tomorrow. they'll be keeping tabs on that big fire burning in southern california. we are always here for you on

can ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. good night. look at 'em.

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