can tell, they are yellow. >> reporter: her family saw people talking about the outbreak on facebook and stunned to see the cause. >> we let the doctors know, you know, there is a report that there is concern. >> reporter: she is feeling better but it will be a couple months before she is recovered. she hopes people who might have been exposed to hepatitis a will get checked and avoid what she went through. >> i encourage people to get the vaccine. if i knew, like, i could get a vaccine, i would have. >> reporter: and coming up at 6:00 p.m. more on what she experienced and an update from the health officer on what the public needs to know. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. new details about hepatitis a. a pharmacist stole

prescriptions at two target stores. target is notifying any customer whose might have been exposed while the pharmacist was contagious. >> they get replacement medications and if they had consumed the medication within 14 days get hepatitis a vaccine or whatever is recommended for prevention. >> the pharmacist was a patient who came down with hepatitis a. that pharmacist has recovered from the illness. two days before he is due to be sentenced, disgraced former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa, jr. is in more trouble with the law. prosecutors brought new charges against him for being involved in a dirty campaign trick in 2010. george shirakawa is accused of impersonating a candidate. he mailed fake flyers appearing to come from her aimed at

destroying her reputation. the district attorney has the dna to prove george shirakawa is guilty. >> the dna from the stamp matched george shirakawa. >> prosecutors say george shirakawa turned himself in this morning, booked and released. a run off election has been set for july 30 in the race to replace george shirakawa. she fell short of the 50% required to win during yesterday's election. she received 41% followed by another who had 31% of the vote. elections officials say they are still counting some mail-in ballots but not enough left to put her over the top.

boundy found. ktvu's patti lee is -- body found. ktvu's patti lee is live with the man who found the body. >> reporter: he found something right here in this corner that hadn't been there the night before when the restaurant closed. you may find these pictures disturbing. even though the body is covered. not hard to tell the shed hanging over the head of the shopping cart. legs over the other end. he found the body this morning, it was wrapped in plastic. and tape and twine. >> it wasn't -- the -- the next. it was like, you know, like a blanket. >> reporter: folks who work across the street say a few weeks ago after break ins this building had surveillance

cameras installed. there are cameras on top of that street light. all of this is video that may help police determine what happened or provide them some clues. for now the folks say all this uncertainty is making them worried. >> see it on tv, you don't expect to see it in front of your work. really scary. >> reporter: i called police to see if they have an identification of the body or cause of death but for now the status of this came is the same, not a homicide but a suspicious death that has so many on edge. reporting live in san jose, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. a shake up in the legal team looking into had san bruno pipeline explosion. four lawyers quit the investigation. the legal team spent two years investigating the explosion that killed 8 people.

the lawyers were the main experts and it comes as they are deciding a fine for pg&e. leaders want the state attorney general find out why they left. at the beginning of a heat up. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is here with an update. >> today's temperatures came up 4, 5 degrees. fog along the coast right now. that fog, right here, into the avenues, past 19th. you have fog into south san francisco and daily city tonight. you look to the east, this area, seeing reds, right? those are the warmer day time highs. 85 in antioch. upper 80s in the north alley, sacramento, east valley as well. we are looking for a warm up with the increasing temperatures next couple days, fire danger goes up, air

quality goes down. tomorrow temperatures warmer than today. when i come back we will look that forecast high for your neighborhood, which cities are going to be the warmest tomorrow. a bizarre police chase that started in san francisco ended with the suspect driving into the water at a park in berkeley. san francisco police say it began at 11:00 p.m. last night at a gas station. a homeless person slashed a tire on a car when the driver didn't give him money. the driver was mad and went to complain. police say he got into his car, rammed the building twice and drove off. the california highway patrol chased him on to the bay bridge where he hit a car and rolled over a spike strip. the suv kept going on two flat tires to the park. >> pulled up here. made a right turn. he didn't believe it was as deep as it was and the car

sunk. >> a diver helped the man to the shore. he is 50 years old of san francisco and facing vandalism, evading arrest and hit and run. police are looking for a man who went on a crime rampag he is 5'9", 200 pounds and considered armed and dangerous. police say this surveillance video shows him walking into a auto shop holding a gun yesterday afternoon. he tried to carjack a car out front. investigators say that was part of a string of crimes that included two shootings, three carjackings and three kidnappings. reports of an argument and death threats led to a police shooting. an officer opened fire on a man living on a boat.

what else the man did and what neighbors had to say about the victim. >> it is really quiet. nice place to walk. >> reporter: arguing interrupted the peacefulness. someone called 911 after hearing death threats. shots were fired. >> i was walking on the other side here and i heard a gun go off. i thought it was a shotgun. and then i heard the officer yell hands up. hands up. and then it was 5, 7 shots. >> reporter: a man living on a yacht pulled a weapon and the officer fired killing the man. >> the white with the blue. >> people say the man in his 40s lived here for a year. >> i don't believe it. >> reporter: another says the man had mental health issues and made statements about

disliking police. >> nobody deserves to get shot. i mean, suicidal. >> reporter: despite reports of an argument, police say the ofceencountered just one man on the boat and the back up was still on the way. for now the boat is here. ktvu channel 2 news. happening now, san francisco security guards say they are willing to get arrested to draw attention to their low pay. ktvu's eric rasmussen is following their protest downtown where they blocked an intersection there. eric? >> reporter: well, it -- if you could hear me, we have live off of market street where protesters have been rallying

for an hour. they focused their efforts in front of a security company, one of the two that court officers have been -- security officers have been trying to reach a contract settlement with. a video we reported moments ago, an hour long march and rally was wrapping up. 9 demonstrators decided to sit down in the middle of the street and they were arrested by san francisco police. they say they want a new deal with security companies that employee them. they represent 7,000 security officers around the state. we spoke to one of them. >> we protect the buildings, property, lives but we aren't seen, we are like ghosts to the people. the companies don't recognize our importance to them.

>> reporter: again, there has been a huge police presence out here today as union workers, security officers have been walking through the financial district here in san francisco. police are still on scene. i can see them now. we will keep an eye on the situation as it develops. a rally turned into a demonstration here today, 9 people arrested sitting in the mild of market -- middle of market street. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. to philadelphia. the search continues tonight for survivors of a deadly building collapse. >> there is people that fell over. people started screaming. ran across the street. people inside the building. you heard them scream. >> witnesses scribed the scene in philadelphia today. one person died. 13 hurt when a four story building collapsed on to a salvation army store.

people raced in to help victims trapped. rescue crews used buckets and hands to move the rubble and reach the survivors who were calling for help. >> we heard a bang, explosion, whatever, everything was collapsed. we started pulling people out. >> we ran down, started running into had rubble and pulling people out. one lady was stuck. five of us were moving rocks, debris. pulled her out. >> officials are now investigating that accident. a rough day on wall street. weak economic reports of hiring, jobs and factory orders spent stocks down -- sent stock down. the dow is down 216 to 14,960. the nasdaq is down 43 at 3,401. the s&p is down 22 to 1,608. the fbi swarms the capital. new at 5:30 p.m. the mistake that resulted in people wrongly getting caught

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a late development in that horrible crash where a car was ripped in half killing a three- year-old boy. we have just learned sad news about his mother who was also in the car when the crash happened. ktvu's rob roth is live with that. rob? >> reporter: frank, police have confirmed a second member of the family involved in the car crash on paseo padre parkway between chadbourne drive and dorne place has died. it is the mother joie gil. >> people brought flowers to a sidewalk memorial where the car hit the tree.

the car struck the tree with such force it flung a child into a fence strapped in his car seat. the boy was angelo gil. neighbors are in disbelief. >> we had a garage sale and they were chatting up with us. walkingwalking with their son and using his outfit walking. >> reporter: also killed was angelo gil's mother p, joie gil -- mother, joie gil, who died today. the father, gilbert gil who police say was the driver is expected to survive. police say they are still investigating the accident and haven't determined whether they will bring charges against the father. >> i see him out with his boy. he would like to be in the garage playing with the puppy. yeah. >> police also haven't revealed how fast the car was going. witnesses said 100 miles per hour.

those who live nearby don't consider this street a speedway. >> all the times i have been up and down the street everything has been kind of normal. >> reporter: there word on when police will complete the investigation. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. for the second time this year fire damaged the same victorian home. the fire started today at 7:00 a.m. flames shot 20 feet into the air. took firefighters 35 minutes to put out the fire. that same building was burned back in january. >> i know that the fire that burned here in july, there were people -- january, there were people seen leaving, homeless people. that possibly was happening now but we have no report yet. >> investigators are looking for the cause of the fire. 9 blocks away the police department say their headquarters will stay closed

till further notice because of a water leak yesterday. anyone who needs a vehicle release can go to east mont. a woman who was behind that chilly hoax at wendyicize back to prison. she served four years for planting a severed finger in wendy's in 2005. now she is in trouble for lying to protect her son who is a felon on patrol. last october her son shot himself with a gun he had illegally. yesterday she pleaded no contest to being an accessory for helping her son get rid of the gun. she is facing two years in prison. there has been a change in leadership at the chevron refinery. he was most recently assistant

general manager. he is taking another position at the company. they are facing problems following last summer's fire. several investigations found their negligence in maintaining old pipes lead to the fire. wildfire in los angeles county is 65% contained. it started six days ago. at this point it burned through 32,000 acres. has destroyed 16 homes and damaged three others. temperatures are still in the 90s and there are light winds. our weather now, we have been speaking about the potential of fire danger. >> numbers came up today. can't hot out there. antioch, 87 degrees.

warming up. warmer tomorrow. national weather service put these up. antioch, that is the heat. it will continue to warm up. cool in napa. santa rosa 67. the warmth is working its way into the area. the fog along the coast has been patchy. you see it here. the fog comes back tonight. temperatures tomorrow increase. winds died down. you noticed that. lots of winds last night. winds dying down and tomorrow's temperatures are coming up 5, 10 degrees from today. over night lows, 50s, fog. tomorrow, right, upper 60s, now. low 60s today. mid-70s in the open hills. low 80s into the livermore valley. eastern livermore valley, mid- 80s. upper 80s like today. more 80s tomorrow than today. a warmer day. that is the beginning. highs specific for tomorrow.

90 in antioch. one pager. i have a four pager. 87 concord. temperatures are noticeably warmer and you will notice it tomorrow in your neighborhood. even around the bay. five-day forecast, 89 degrees top tomorrow, maybe 90 on thursday. look what happens on friday. 97. saturday upper 90s. sunday temperatures cool down into the mid-80s. what we are looking at, friday and saturday, saturday, the fire danger comes up. when i come back, next weather, 5:45 p.m. we will look at the fire danger in the bay area and we will talk about that and what you could expect in your neighborhood. >> thank you. tsa flip-flops on carry on. the decision following an uproar on safety on airplanes and what passengers won't be oolonged to bring on -- allowed

to bring on board. >> i am leaving. >> the first lady not happy. what led to her almost walking out during a public appearance.

the transportation security administration is changing a security plan again. the head of the tsa is dropping the plan to let passengers carry knives and sports equipment. when the change was announced

it drew opposition who said it would place people at risk. they take 2,000 small knives every day from passengers. more trouble at the irs. two workers accepted $1,100 worth of free foods and other items in 2010. an aid leaked this news after a report critical of the agency found it spent $50 million on meetings and conferences. both employees work in the irs office that over sees the new healthcare law. u.s. army sergeant pleaded guilty to the killing of 16 afghan villagers. it will allow him to avoid the death penalty. he described the killings and said there isn't a good reason in this world for doing what he did. robert bales was serving his 4

4th deployment. his attorney said he suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder, a brain disorder and was drinking the night of the killings. a taco bell employee in southern california who posted a photo of himself licking taco shells has been fired. the shells were thrown out and not served to the public. the photo was taken for a contest showing employees taking their first bite of a taco shell and posted to facebook without the company's permission. they said the worker also no longer works for the company. first lady michelle obama went head to head with a heckler last night and threatened to leave if the heckler continued. >> you decide. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> no. >> no. >> please don't leave. >> michelle obama's speech was about children but the heckler wanted to steer the

conversation towards gay rights. that didn't go over well. they told michelle obama to stay while the activist was escorted away. >> we are here for our kids. >> someone verbally got in her face and she didn't like it. >> she described it as a rare unscripted moment for the first lady. new details tonight on the fbi raid that state capical. the error -- capital. the error that led to the confusion. >> and chilling testimony in a richmond gang rape trial, what a police officer saw when he found the victim. ñáçwçñ

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> not enter and talk to my attorney. that is what a law maker is saying after his office was raided by the fbi. tonight there are new developments about that raid. ktvu's ken pritchett is live at the capital and tells us how an error led to confusion about the raid. ken? >> reporter: what we learned today, what changed today is the two offices raided by the fbi, one in the state capital and the other office across the street at the legislative office building, both belong to a senator of los angeles county. what we don't know is the reason behind the search.

>> his chair at this committee hearing empty. with an uninvited sign affixed to his office door. his office directed all questions to his attorney. the fbi hasn't said what it was looking for when it took boxes last night. tonight it was revealed a second office that was raided did not belong to the latino legislative caucus. >> it was a mistake on an old roster. >> reporter: he hasn't talked to his colleague and no one goes the reason behind the aid but the fbi said it is part of a fbi investigation. the senate is cooperating. >> this is something that is upsetting but we have work to do. we have a budget to pass. >> reporter: he says the raid

will not be a distraction but he, who served in the assembly and senate may find his time in office more difficult. >> the fact that these investigations never go quickly makes it likely he will spend the last 19 months of his time in office under of suspicion, answering a lot of questions. >> reporter: the commission fined him in the past for not reporting certain gifts but they say they have nothing to do with this fbi investigation which is centered in los angeles. in sacramento, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. police are asking for the public's help to find a hit-and- run driver. this happen saturday morning on university avenue. police say the vehicle drove on the shoulder of the road and hit the man. tonight the man remains

hospitalized but is expected to recover. the car is a white toyota yaris. the driver is a man. anyone with information is asked to contact police. san francisco district attorney will travel to new york to address the rise of smart phone thefts. he will meet with the state attorney general and representatives from four of the largest companies in the smart phone industry. they want the companies to create new technologies to disable stolen smart phones making them eworthless to thieves. -- worth less to thieves. prop 13 was promoted, it put a cap on proper tax increases in california. 2/3 of voters approved the amendment but backers say many in the capital are trying to

undo it. >> specifically going after the 2/3 vote for local taxes. >> the association says it will also fight an attempt ochange the -- to change the provisions regarding businesses. president obama is expected in the bay area tomorrow and during his short stay he is scheduled for a fundraising dinner. president obama will arrive tomorrow afternoon and take off friday morning. while he is here he will attend a reception in palo alto, the founder of tell me and paper software and will attend a dinner, one of the co-founders of sun computers. ing san francisco a -- in

san francisco a fallen tree came down blocking the 29 bus lines. crews cut branches and removed the tree. testimony today from police officer whose water among the first to see the after math of a gang rape at richmond high school. ktvu's john sasaki is live where one officer said he wasn't sure the victim was alive. john? >> reporter: compelling evidence came out in court today. most of it from police officers who responded to the scene. >> reporter: even defense attorneys don't dispute how horrible the crime was. the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl was kicked and beaten and raped repeatedly. it was at richmond high school. the woman said she is intoxicated, naked, by the dumpster. we are scared.

police rushed to the school. a police officer testified he saw 4-6 males running from the scene. he found the victim un bench, mostly naked. she moved her head and let out a moan and i knew she was alive. he testified about a man who was detained after the incident. he was animated, agitated. screaming at the officers. he said he transported him to the station and he talked in a rambling fashion about the victim. she didn't know what was going on. i wasn't the only one. she wanted it. he testified at the scene he had to tell the victim's father what happened. i let him know his daughter was raped. the officers testified and none was asked about the suspects on trial. the prosecution is laying the ground work in the case against

two. the attorneys say they are not guilty. >> there is a half day of testimony tomorrow and friday. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. credit card cloning. new at 6:00 p.m., how a cloned credit card bailed out an inmate in san francisco and how a agent ended up tracking down the suspect. >> a live look at the commute. some drivers are getting advice from a back street driver. >> and slick and stylish but don't wear them here. the place that is banning customers from whering the new google glasses. -- from wearing the new google glasses.

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can help you do what you do... even better. who pushes your buttons when it comes to back seat driving? spouses are the number one worst back seat drivers followed by mothers and then friends. the worst behaviors were commenting on driving speed, giving directions, and pushing on the break pedal. highway four detour. crews working on the widening project will be shutting down lanes friday and saturday

mornings. drivers will be detours and back on to the highway. it takes place from 12:30 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. friday and 1:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. saturday. if to a casino there is one new gadget you need to leave at home. they are forbidding gamblers from wearing google glasses. the glasses could be used to cheat at card games. for example if someone was wearing the glasses during a poker game they could be used to broadcast the planner's hands to another to gain an advantage. michelle obama a-- president obama announced big changes today. he named susan rice as his new national security advisory. she will take over from tom

donilin. the president also named samantha power to take over rice's role. a furious bay area lawmaker lashes out at facebook postings. >> offensive to women. >> the war of words between the congress woman and the general. >> back after the break, which cities will be the warmest towards your thursday. ♪

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over demeaning photos of female marines online. >> pictures of women naked, abused and offensive comments. jackie speier is furious about these posts on facebook. >> they are offensive to won. they speak of domestic violence. they really reflect on women as being property. and they are disgusting. >> reporter: she is angered by the response from the top marine asking for an investigation into who posted the photos. she has evidence it was active duty marines. he said he doesn't have the money or resources to police online activity. >> we will make him take it seriously.

facebook took some of the pages down but they keep popping up, like this one. it says facebook thought they could take us down, we are up again. spokesman say they worked with facebook to remove offensive pictures but insist a few facebook pages are not representative of the marine corps. she is looking into whether they are criminal hate speech. ktvu channel 2 news. we learned a former charles manson follower was denied patrol. this is the 20th time that the 63-year-old was eligible for patrol. she was 19 years old when she was convicted in her part of the murders. they were killed the night after other charles manson followers were killed. she said she is a different person, dedicated to doing good

work. the government is selling more of general motors stock. they will sell 50 million shares after the market closes tomorrow. the government acquired 500 million shares as part of its bail out in 2008. they have recovered 31 billion of the $49.5 billion bail out. the economy is not growing fast enough to bring recovery from the most recent recession, that is the conclusion of con-- conclusion. they said it is not growing at a fastinate rate and the dash fast enough -- fast enough rate. these pictures are remarkable. the size of this -- the size of this shark could be a world

record. the shark weighed 1300 pounds and was 12 feet long. he hauled it in 50 miles off the coast of huntington beach monday. it is causing controversy among some who feel the shark should have been caught and released t may have been pregnant. curiosity heading to the mountains. the nasa rover is heading to the mountains. it will take 9 months to a year. and workers are getting antsy to get moving. more now on our weather. every day this week it gets better. >> dropped off last couple days but now temperatures are warming up. we will see the fire danger increase and the temperatures. fog tomorrow morning, check it

out. here we are. fog at the coast. some bay area communities, petaluma, you will have fog, oakland hills, fog. fog burns off quickly. temperatures in the 90s. working their way towards the coast. lots of 80s tomorrow. warmer tomorrow by 5, 10 degrees from today. so through time, high pressure is setting up, warmer tomorrow. into friday and saturday, warmer still. the high intensifies. winds kickoff shore. mid-90s in the inland bay valleys friday and saturday. increases the fire danger. the areas of most concern are the inland bay valleys. inland, antioch, livermore, morgan hill, your numbers on thursday, warmer, tomorrow, but friday and saturday, mid-90s. fire danger increases. as we go into time, looking at

the fire danger, winds, valleys, friday and saturday, humidities come down and fire danger gets high. we will be tracking this. no advisory. could. but not right now. be prepared for heightened fire danger on friday and saturday. highs tomorrow, 87 in fairfield. 87 concord. 88 livermore. 90 in the brentwood area. much warmer tomorrow. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view shows this spike in temperatures. temperatures started off cool this week and now working their way back up. thursday morning fog and it burns up. upper 80s. look at the jump friday. 97 friday. 97 on saturday. warmest spots. we could be warmer on friday and saturday, or a degree cooler. mid-90s on friday and saturday. fire danger goes up, air quality goes down. depending on what you like, if

you like it hot, you will like the weekend. >> thank you. bay area supporters of medical marijuana took their cause to the capital today, they are upset with the way the government treats their medical marijuana dispensary. the unusual request they are making. >> get ktvu channel 2 news to go, watch all newssts live on your mobile device. goodnight.

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toyota is recall ag250,000 hybrids because of a problem with the brakes. -- recalling 250,000 hybrids because of a problem with the breaks. the company says owners will get a notice in the mail. a woman from florida came forward as the largest lottery winner in u.s. history. an 84-year-old won $590 million in the may 18 powerball drawing. he said a customer let her go ahead in line when she purchased the winning ticket. she chose the lump sum payment.

>> that is remarkable. marijuana advocates are making a unusual request of congress. >> we are asking to be taxed. we are coming to d.c. asking tax us. but tax us fairly. >> operators of medical marijuana dispensaries are asking to be taxed and treated like other legitimate businesses. california is one of 18 states that legalized medical marijuana dispensary yet many don't get tax breaks that other businesses recall. the medical marijuana dispensaries also complain banking laws force them to operate as cash only stores. >> five lawmakers threw their

support behind the operators today. congress is considering legislation but none has come up for a vote. the governor of connecticut took steps to protect the families of the children killed in the sandy hook elementary school. the law creates an exemption from the freedom of speech act to allow them to grieve in private. showing off a 55 million- year-old fossil today that they claim is man's earliest relative. the skeleton of a tiny monkey like primate. scientists say it probably weighed less than an ounce and had to move constantly to keep warm. it offers the best indication of what human's relatives may have been like. coming up in 2 minutes a

raid last night at a san francisco apartment complex leads to an investigation into a possible widespread credit card cloning scheme. >> a san francisco big east conference fundraiser canceled. the controversy that may be responsible. ♪ roundup

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complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. only on two, credit card cloning. a thdiscoverry -- the discovery of a credit card scheme in the bay area. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> some of the items discovered during a raid at an apartment in san francisco. in a story only on 2, ktvu's david stevenson is live in the city with how a bail bonds agent played an important role in the discovery. david? >> reporter: frank, police are keeping a tight lid on the investigation but we learned what may be a widespread credit card fraud. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news had cameras on scene as police raided a apartment. taking items that may be part

of a credit card fraud operation that was discovered after they went to the building to restrive a -- retrieve a client. >> i checked on the monitor. high is the head of the company -- he is the head of the company. they found signs of a credit card cloning operations. the investigation also turned up this ledger which contains credit card numbers and names. >> i asked him what will catch up to you, and he said fraud. >> reporter: sources told us there is concern the scope of the potential operation make extend beyond the bay area. the man indicated five people were involved in obtaining the cret card numbers -- credit card numbers,