hundreds of pornographic photos were seen. >> that information is brought to the district attorney. >> reporter: police say the burglary charge stems from evidence found during their church, personal items taken from a female friend's home while she was gone. >> what i would like the community it know, if anyone has information contact the police or me directly. >> reporter: he has been charged but hasn't been arrested. police say he is cooperating cooperating and has a court date next week. his attorney says no one should jump to conclusions and he hasn't seen any evidence of a crime. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. only on two, ktvu received video and before we show it to you, we want it warn you some

viewers might find it disturbing. this is surveillance video during a shooting in oakland over the weekend. you see here, comes out the suspect, shooting into a crowd. then stops over a boy who fell to the ground and shoots him. we stopped the video before the shooting happened. at this point two other people we know were shot and they are recovering from their injuries. this was just one of the shootings that made for a violent couple of days in oakland. in the past hour the police chief talked about the violence. cara liu was there. what did he say? >> reporter: one of the things he said is that she planning to shift around resources as part of his strategy and choosing to target side shows. he shared this at headquarters 30 minutes ago. >> reporter: he says they breed

violence. dozens ran for cover, three people were shot, including a woman who is in critical condition. the side shows aren't the only problem. this weekend has been a violent one in oakland with a dozen people shot and a teen killed. we asked the chief what he plans to do about the violence. >> basically we will have a captain in charge of each area as of saturday. we are allowing the captains to more quickly respond to crime patterns in they are area. >> the teams are among the easiest of resources to direct to certain problem areas and that is what the chief offered up today as solution. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police chief says had is fortunate no one

was injured in an accident when an officer was pulled over by police. >> as a personal friend and wanting all misavers to be safe, everybody -- all my officers to be safe, everybody had a gun. >> he says he was stopped while driving a vehicle with no license plates and the officers didn't properly identify himself as a off duty police officer. he claims it was a case of racial profiling. it is being investigated by internal affairs. police announce they are investigating the death of a man shot in san francisco. the 67-year-old man was found dead in his home on saturday. the man has been identified. medical examiner investigators ruled out suicide because of the gun shot wound on the back of his head. a san francisco man was

arraigned for the murder of another man. investigators say he killed a man during a burglary last april. officers say he happened to walk in on the burglary. police are searching for a second sus. zynga announced major layoffs. they are cutting hundreds of jobs across the country. ktvu's eric rasmussen tells us why they are making that move now. eric? >> reporter: the cost they said they had to cut. they wouldn't tell us how many are from the headquarters. we have seen a number of people walking out of the doors with boxes. zynga, known for online games, confirmed the layoffs today. 18% of the work force. it is closing offices as well,

los angeles, new york and elsewhere. they say it will save $80 million but it is still projecting a loss for the 2nd quarter. this afternoon a programmer who was laid off said he knew his job might be in jeopardy. >> just part of the industry. the way things go. companies like this, you know, it is chaotic. you never know when things will happen. >> it is the same thing that is effecting all internet companies. that is mobile. the transition to mobile. if most people want to do on mobile, zynga is behind there. >> reporter: in an e-mail to employees zynga wrote our opportunity is to make mobile gaming social by offering new,

fund ways to connect. he said by reducing our cost structure we will offer our teams the runway to take risks and develop and break through new social experiences. this afternoon i talked with the mayors office, they will support zynga and it believes the tech sector is fueling job growth in the city. live in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, stock took a dive before trading was suspected twice. closed at $2.99. a drop of 12%. despite the drop a good day on wall street the dow is up 138 to 15,254. the nasdaq is up 9 at 3,465. the s&p is up 9 to 1,640. san jose fire crews worked to contain a brush fire.

started at 1:45 p.m. on the east side of coyote creek, story road and roberts avenue, near happy hollow park and zoo. cal fire crews had air drops. they contained the fire an hour ago. the fire burned 7 acres. the santa claus under -- the santa claus under investigation. develop -- the cause is under investigation. in southern california, 3,000 people have been told they can return home. they have been evacuated because of the wildfire, the powerhouse fire, it burned more than 46 square miles. at this point it is 40% contained. firefighters have been helped by cooler temperatures. paramedics rushed a man to the hospital after he fell two floors through the roof of a warehouse in antioch. it happened about 11:30 a.m. this morning. firefighters say the man was

parts of a crew replacing the roof on the warehouse and suffered head injuries. man is in intensive care after he was rescued from the russian river yesterday. the man was unconscious when he was pulled from the water. a helicopter airlifted him to the hospital. a 20-year-old soldier from sacramento who gave his life for his country is being remembered today. ray ramirez was a soldier, the pentagon said he died when his unit was attacked. he graduated in 2010 where he was a popular student and a baseball player. he coach and friends fought back tears today as they remembered ray ramirez. >> i actually had conversations with him and tried to talk to him. why don't you go to coe.want

to do, coach. this is what i want to do. so quite honored to know the young man. >> there is no word on whether any funeral services have been scheduled. fight involving 40 inmates left one dead and two seriously injured in the central valley. it started about 9:30 a.m. this morning. the prison is between i-5 and highway 99, northwest of bakersfield. it is not clear what killed the inmate but we know a officer did fire one shot to try it stop the fighting. officersologist used tear gas. -- officers also used tear gas. it will take people crossing the san leandro highrist -- the bridge longer to get across. two lanes were shifted

yesterday and the onramp has been shut down. the speed limit has been reduced to 45 miles per hour. trying to figure out what has gone wrong and looking for a way to fix the light display on the bay bridge. most lights are working but hundreds are stuck on or off. organizers say they are not sure if it will have to be turned off to be fixed. >> even though it is imperfect it is still beautiful. we will leave it on and have it on. if it turns out for any reason we need it turn down part of it, we will let people know. >> -- the problem may be due to the sibrasions from traffic -- vibrations from traffic. thousands of fords are being recalled because of a potential of a fuel leak. fuel tanks can leak and that could lead to a fire.

465,000 vehicles are covered by the recall. the fusion, explorer, taurus and flex and two police vehicles and the lincoln mks, mkt and mkz. customers might smell gas but no fires or crashes are reported. four years after a gang rape a rare dual trial is underway. new at 5:30 p.m. the arguments made in court today. but up first -- >> san jose police are evaluating its crime crack down plane and the reaction from the suggestion the department bring in outside help. >> back after the break, fog has come back, temperatures dropped down, stays cool, how cool in your neighborhood for your tuesday. i will have the details.

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. despite dozens of additional officers on the streets san jose saw a gang related shooting and a homicide over the weekend. new at 5:00 p.m. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose where leaders are looking at what is next. robert? >> reporter: it has been a busy day after a busy weekend trying to crack down on violence. today it was time to evaluate. and she has a pointed suggestion on what should be done. >> police went back to normal staffing after a weekend when they put 40 additional officers on the streets. the move was in a city that had four homicides and numerous shootings. by friday night a gang related shooting at this market and the 21 homicide, a stabbing. today she sent a letter urging

him to seek help from the california highway patrol. >> to make sure we have more boots on the street to patrol, to be able to do gang intervention. >> earlier theistic oakland asked for -- earlier this week oakland asked for help from the chp but right now san jose says it has enough options. >> sending out s.w.a.t., special ops unit. there is no immediate plans. >> reporter: a watch dog group said it needs to be done carefully. >> can't be disjointed. has to be an operation that takes into consideration the other efforts. >> we can work on the after care of this, making sure there isn't further retaliation, inspire the forgiveness and cooling of heads. that is the magic of the work we do. >> reporter: part of that next phase could take place thursday at city hall when they plan a

vigil for the homicide victims. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a man facing murder charges in the deaths of a home invasion has been released from prison. an alibi checked out and he was indeed drunk and unconscious the night of the home invasion. four other defendants face charges in the death of the man. authorities believe that he and his wife were targeted by gang members who had tied to prostitutes who he hired. judge sentenced him to life in prison for murdering a man who was in the bay area from virginia for a job interview. investigators say he shot and killed him during an attempted robbery in oakland in 2010. he had a job interview set up with google. san francisco man died yesterday while running in a

race. he was taking part in the trail run. investigators say he disappeared about the 2,000- foot level. someone found him down an embankment. two people died at yosemite national park over the weekend. granite fell and hit a climber yesterday. he was 600 feet above the valley floor at the time. on saturday a 19-year-old sacramento man was swept over a water fall. traffic is moving on hombert street in fran after a tree rushed a car this morning -- in san francisco after a tree crushed a car this morning. no one was hurt. but the car wasn't so lucky. the try blocked traffic for three years. neighbors say it was leaning for a while. >> between the bidding and the tree, i don't know if it is leaning, but it got really out of control for a while now, so

i guess not anymore. >> the tree was cut up and removed and afterwards they said the inside of the tree was rotten. our chief meteorologist bill martin, what does the week ahead holds? >> first we go down as today, temperatures trend off and then they heat up, warm up. inland bay valley cooler than saturday. cooled on sunday, as you know. the fog off the coast is patchy. i will come in close. fog showing up around san francisco. doesn't show up on this map. i have fog there, by the avenues. patchy. fog comes back tonight. you knew that. you can see most of the bay area clear. clear skies and mild to warm. temperatures in antioch, 82 degrees. not bad. 74 fairfield. highs tomorrow come down. because we have a weak low- pressure system that shouldn't

be there. they happen but they are not typically positioned there. pacific high sets up and gives us fog and heat and mild temperatures around the bay. low out there that will keep temperatures cool next couple days. keeps it cool by doing that. thickening out the marine layer. that is the sea breeze. just because you can't see the fog -- right? the marine layer is the cool air. firefighters love it. we love the marine layer. fire danger take as drop off -- takes a drop off. temperatures go down. tomorrow, 50s in san francisco. over berkeley, 64. fremont 72 degrees. over the hill, livermore valley, mid-70s. low 80s. nice day. just not that warm, right? saturday upper 90s.

right? last week 80s. temperatures trending down into the bay area tuesday. things change. they warm up. the high builds in. fire danger comes up. we will talk about that. tomorrow like today, just cooler. i will see you back here. pete is offering a $10,000 reward for information about the person who abused a dog, she had to be put asleep. we have video that shows someone dropping off the dog early wednesday morning, this was happening outs the animal shelter. the dog had been starved and experiencing organ failure. there was nothing they could do to help her. anyone with information call police. a law maker visits a strip club with a message. >> it is impossible for anyone to know where our taxpayer dollarss are go -- dollars are

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some remarkable video that shows the strength of last friday's tornado in oklahoma. look at that. tips the big rig over.

a storm chaser took this video as it was blown over. 17 people died in the storm, including storm chaser tim samaras, his son and a colleague. today crews are focusing on finding six people still missing while many are trying to salvage what they can. because of all the tornadoes there are new plans now to cancel furloughs for weather forecasters at the expense of other spending. that is not sitting well with members of congress. >> how can you have a nation and not train forecasters on the latest science? >> u.s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration planned to furlough 12,000 employees but they now have more flexibility on budget cuts. it is planning to save money with a hiring freeze, cuts in grant and contract funding and less training and travel.

not often a law maker invites the media to cover a strip club. >> it is impossible for anyone to know where our taxpayer dollars are going. >> he held a news conference outside the show girl's club. as we reported recently, that club and one other received tax vouchers under california's enterprise program. that gave them a $37,000 tax break for every employee they hired under the program. he is proposing new changes to the program. >> my legislation will require all 40 enterprise zones in the state to disclose the amount of taxpayer dollars each business is receiving. >> california has no online database. he says along with the strip

clubs a casi and fortune 500 companies received the tax credit. planning to launch a study of how the system can be improved. he says he will put together a study group made up of people from business, public policy organization and the arts. they will be asked to look at all aspects of the parks department operation. it will be privately funded. in a gang rape case a require double jury trial began today in martinez. opening statements just wrapped up. we have the details for you. >> more cases of hepatitis linked to the frozen buries sold at costo. i will tell you how you can protect yourself.

complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> the trial of two men taking part in a gang rape of a 16- year-old girl began this afternoon. and already we know the prosecution is making a rare move in the trial of two men charged. ktvu's jade hernandez was in court all afternoon and live with how that move could help move the trial along. >> reporter: that's right. the district attorney described october 2009 in as one in which a 16-year-old sophomore nearly died. he said she was punched, raped, beaten, kicked, all for hours. while people watched. >> come to order. >> reporter: the defendant stud before the judge today.

-- stood before the judge -- before the judge today. she left a home coming dance early and began drinking with a boy. >> these assaults occurred over 2-1/2 hours. from 9:00 p.m. till almost midnight. >> reporter: there were 7 defendants, two are on trial today. marcelles peter and jose montano. both accused of raping and sexually assaulting a teen. prosecutors decided to try them together in a rare double jury trial. he says a double jury mostly used in gang trials can shorten trials giving victims a reprieve from testifying multiple times. >> it f the prosecute -- if the prosecutor slips up and mentions inadmissible evidence there could be consequences. the victim is expected to

testify. two other defendants made a plea agreement and they are expected to testify for the prosecution. >> reporter: the defense attorney just began his opening statements right here at 4:00 p.m. at this court house. he said this would be a complicated case and one of the keys was to focus on the evidence and accreddability of witnesses. -- credibilities of witnesses. tomorrow morning it starts at 9:00 a.m. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. workers are getting ready for a special election tomorrow to replace a supervisor. they have been holding early balloting. it sent out 77,000 mail in ballots in the district. but only 20% of them have been returned so far. >> obviously we know there is

voters out there holding on to the ballots. we are encouraging them to deliver them or any polling place tomorrow during the time the polls are open. >> the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. only those registered are eligible to vote tomorrow. state treasure plans to retire at the of his term. he is 72 years old. he served 46 years, beginning with his 1968 election to the school board and been a state senator and attorney general. he issued a statement, he said i am not abandoning the political and public policy arena. it will remain engaged, continue fighting and the principals i tried to defend. hepatitis a warning. officials expect to see more cases from tainted berries sold

at costo. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler learned how people who ate the berries can protect themselves. john? >> reporter: officials just confirmed that a 62-year-old contra costa county woman is the only bay area case but they just upped the number to 34 nationally. >> the product was shipped only to costo. it is off shelves now but in the last four weeks contra costa county costoes sold 880 cases of townsend farms antioxident blend of frozen fruit. the product could turn up anywhere. >> i buy my fruit here. it is disturbing. >> reporter: they tell us contamination may have come from pomegranate seeds. hepatitis a is uncommon. about 100 case as year in california. it is rarely fatal.

>> that was probably the worst illness i experienced. >> reporter: he got hepatitis a over seas. sick for a month. it is a virus passed through bad food work. >> could be contaminated with hepatitis. >> the process preserves the virus. >> have to be real choosy. you have to be careful what you buy. >> reporter: this is annulling strain of hepatitis a -- an unusual strain of hepatitis a. doctors say if you have eaten the berries in the last two weeks a vaccine can prevent the illness. counties issued an alert to be on the alert for more cases of hepatitis a. reporting live,

health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. today is opening statements as apple denies claims the company conspired to drive up the price of e-books. they said apple cost people hundreds of millions of dollars by working to overcome amazon's hold on the market. apple's attorney denied the charges and called the case bizarre. the trial is expected to last for three weeks. apple appears to be finalizing deals for i radio. they finalized negotiations for the radio service and last month they reached a deal with universal music and working on one with sony. many expect apple to announce it next week at its developer conference in san francisco. a twitter video app that is popular on the iphone is now available on android.

they released the version today. vine was introduced on the iphone at the beginning the of year. 13million people signed up for it. users can make six second video clips. picking your own jury. new at 6:00 p.m., the moments as joseph naso questions potential jurors in the case. >> an irs official takes the stand to address a tea dal. what he will do to gain back the public's trust. >> nothing was done. >> a land mark ruling on police evidence and how it could effect criminal cases.

a grand jury indicted a man from mississippi who is suspected of stepping poison letters to -- sending poison letters to president obama. he developed, produce and stockpiled ricin which he used to threaten the life of the president ask other officials. -- and other officials. he said he was framed but investigators said he used the internet to research the making of rice a dust -- ricin and a

dusk mask was found. . the army psychiatrist accused of a shooting rampage in texas is planning to represent himself. that means he will be questioning more than 2 dozen soldiers who he is accused of shooting and injuries. 13 others died in the shooting. the judge warned him the prosecutor has 20 years of experience and asked him to reconsider. his attorneys will be in court to help if he asks. jury selection begins wednesday. congress called the new director of the irs to talk about political targeting. the committee heard from the inspector general who investigated the allegations. >> the irs still has work to do to resolve the allegations and ensure they don't happen again. >> he said he is looking into the activities. he said he wants to restore public confidence and promised

absolute transparency about what he finds. the army private who leaked classified material went on trial in maryland today. bradley manning confessed to giving the documents to the website. the military claims the information helped osama bin laden and charged him with aiding the enemy. his lawyer said he was struggling with gender identity under the "don't ask, don't tell" policy. he could get life in prison if convicted. after 19 seasons in the nba, san francisco native and oakland-raised pro basketball player jason kidd is retiring. he is 40 years old. he thanked his teammates and coaches for supporting him. he was a 10 time nba all star. he was born in san francisco. he attended st. joseph high school and played for the bears. during his nba career he played for the mavericks, the suns, the nets and new york knicks.

dna as evidence. the supreme court ruling that could effect thousands of criminal cases. >> back here after the break, fog out there now. it is going to warm up. when temperatures get back into the 90s. i will let you know. goodnight.

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motorcyclist condition. police are looking for a man who eld up a bank -- held up a bank today. he walked into the wells fargo bank and demanded money. that branch isn't far from the busy shopping center. no one was injured in the robbery. police haven't disclosed if the man was disclosed. san francisco police today held a retirement and welcome party for special members of the force. >> that is the chief hanging three horse shoes at lefty o'doul's being retired. they celebrated the arrival to two new horses. one officer said he loves working with his horse as a partner. >> it is a dream. best job in the world. very long wait to get this job.

well worth the wait. i smile every day i come to work. >> the three retiring horses, one passed away, but the other two will now live out their days in comfort on a farm. a divided u.s. supreme court made a ruling today, one that effects how police collect dna evidence. the report from washington on why one justice called this the most important case in decades. >> the supreme court says police can collect dna from people arrested even if they are not charged with serious crimes. the justices ruled it is constitutional without a warrant. calling it a common police procedures like finger printing. the samples are put in a database. she was raped at 13. she said had police swapped her attacker, her case wouldn't

have gone unsolved for 21 years. >> disheartening to know we had evidence, we had dna, we had all these things that could have identified my attacker and nothing was done with it. >> reporter: this was a 5-4 decision. he wrote an opinion and read a part of it inside the courtroom. he says this will help solve more crimes. but added that again so would the taking of dna samples from anyone who flies on a airplane. he said i doubt the proud men would have been so eager to open their mouths for royal inspection. dna testing is a tool police in 28 states already use. in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. the united states called on the turkish government to use restraint when dealing with protesters.

officers tried to clear a protest. the battles then spread to the rest of the country. >> united states supports full freedom of expression. including the right of people to peaceful protest because that is fundamental to any democracy. >> he says the u.s. embassador passed on his concerns. authorities in china confirmed 119 deaths in a fire this morning at a processing plant. 3 explosions proceeded the fire that filled the plant with smoke. workers say it was cluttered and many didn't know how to find fire exits. changes this week according to our chief meteorologist bill martin. we will like it? >> it is all good. summer is beginning for many this week and next week and the weather, heats up in time for your bay area weekend. these are the numbers from today. 87 in antioch.

everybody else, napa 75 degrees. fremont 75. mild around the bay. still warm inland. temperatures tomorrow cooler. not much different than these. patchy fog off the coast. that fog will be around the next couple days. winds blowing 20 miles per 20 -- miles per hour cool moist air. this is good news for firefighters. people who watch air quality because the air is clean. good sleeping together today as well. inland 50s for over night. tuesday we will cool off. or stay, you know, on the mild side. more fog. most coastal breezes. and then this high pressure. just like last week. sets us up wednesday through saturday, 90s. saturday warmest day on the

weekend right now. upper 90s. triple digits perhaps towards the central valley, sacramento. highs tomorrow, looking for numbers, 90 in clear lake. 80 fairfield. look how much warmer clear lake is. the sea breezes, sonoma, around the bay, 66. 67 hayward. 80 livermore. mild. 70 fremont. good air quality. again, i say fire danger, the winds come up, and i know how it is fighting fires in this area, on high alert all summer. this gives them a break. they can relax a little bit. still paying attention. forecast highs with the five- day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. sets us up with a warm one into -- for many, the first weekend

of summer for some. my kids are out of school this week. >> mine are next week. 99. >> yeah. >> thank you. what is known as the happiest place on earth is about to become more expensive. they are raising prices. beginning next week a one day adult ticket costs $92. a $5 increase. kids tickets $87. prices are also going up in florida. the higher prices are due to a variety of factors. from hollywood to washington, how celebrities are working with the president to fight the stigma of mental illness. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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the white house joined forces with hollywood to fight the sigma of mental illness and to urge people to seek treatment. >> we all know somebody, a family member, friend, a neighborhood who struggled or will struggle with mental health issues. >> president obama said 45 million americans suffer from mental illness. that includes depression, anxieties and other disorder. the president presided over a national conference today bringing together healthcare providers and celebritied a

vucats. glenn closes sister and nephew suffer from mental illness. >> the truth is, stigma hardly budged. my nephew lost all his friends. >> president obama said his affordable care act will cover the meads of 62 million americans and many military members suffer from ptsd. you may soon find nutrition labeling on alcoholic drinks. rules were prosed in 2000 -- proposed in 2007. now they are considering final rules and telling companies they could put labels on their products if they want to.

as more adults get prescription medicines more children are victims of medication poisonings. researchers found 70,000 children end up in the emergency room every year poisoned by prescription drugs. a southern california man finished a 700-mile jog across california to help children with cancer. it took him 30 days and 60 pairs of socks to run from san diego to san francisco. his son died of leukemia 13 years ago. this raised $70,000 for a foundation in his son's name. coming up in 2 minutes. >> that was kind of beastie right there. beastie. that was no record for life. >> only on 2, people running for their lives as gunman takes

aim, how this put a neighborhood on edge. >> and waiting a decision on proposition 8, the preparations being made and the three potential outcomes.

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coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> only on 2, it is dramatic and disturbing. a deadly shooting in oakland and all caught by a surveillance camera. good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville.-- >> ktvu's cara liu asked the police chief what changes he is making but ktvu's lorraine blanco spoke to neighbors who watched a teen die on the streets in front of him. the police say the community has been a real asset in this caw case. the victim is a 17-year-old of oakland. investigators are looking closely at surveillance video that may be key in catching his shooter. >> reporter: you are looking at video obtained by ktvu of a

cold blooded killing. >> what is wrong with this dude? >> reporter: he was grilling burgers yesterday afternoon when a man shot several rounds. >> i am very upset. it drained me. i went in the house. >> you see people darting in every direction. one man gets hit by a trailer, sending his shoe into had air. the victim a17-year-old boy falls to the ground. the gunman continues to shoot into the street. we paused the video there, because what happens next is tooographic. the shooter -- too graphic. the shooter shoots and the boy puts his hands in the air. >> he shot him again. that was beastie right there. i call beastie. that was -- no record for life. >> reporter: friends left candles and wrote messages