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, including a worker at a dmv and another at

a hotel. >> reporter: he had a source in the hotel? >> that's correct. he had several sources. >> reporter: the man arrested last night was out on a $350,000 bail and the company that provided the bail is looking into whether payment was provided by a cloned credit card. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police have arrested a number of security guards who were part of a big demonstration downtown. >> 9 of the guards decided to sit and make their point, asking for better pay and better recognition for the work they do. >> we protect the buildings, the properties and the lives. but our needs -- we aren't

scene. >> the union represents 7,000 security officers in california. police say a man who lived at the marina drew a gun an on officer before he was shot to death by police. police recover adenine -- or received a 911 call about a apartment inside a boat after 7:00 p.m about a boat -- a witness who was walking describes what he heard. >> i heard the officer clearly yell, hands up, hands up. and then it was 5, 7 shots. quick. you could hear the police car coming in. >> despite reports of an argument police say the officer found only the victim on board.

other people say it was a man in his 40s who lived there for 1-2 years. new information in the investigation into the deadly -- san bruno pipeline explosion. part of the legal team looking into pg&e resigned. four cpuc lawyers removed themselves from the case and they want the attorney general find out why. they were main exports on the blast -- exports on the blast. -- experts on the blast. they spent two years investigating that blast in 2010 that killed 8 and destroyed 38 homes. san bruno city manager sent a letter asking them to investigation. prosecutors say a dna hit from a stamp helped them solve a smear campaign and led to a new charge against disgraced former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa.

in 2010 the district attorney says someone sent out unemployers from another candidate. flyers from another candidate. she wound up losing by 20 votes. the break came when george shirakawa was booked on charges of misusing public funds and his dna was entered into the state database. >> the dna matched from the stamp matched george shirakawa. this broke the case open. >> george shirakawa turned himself in this morning. the race to elect george shirakawa's successor is headed to election on july 30. she fell short of the 50% required to win in yesterday's

election. with all reporting she received 41%, followed by another who received 31% of the vote. komen race for the cure is caning several walks next year, including in the bay area. it has been canceled in san francisco, washington, d.c. and five other cities. phoenix, boston, chicago, cleveland and tampa bay. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler has the impact of the widespread cancellations. >> reporter: participation in last year's three day walk dropped over previous years. susan g. komen canceled it for 2014 saying it is too costly to hold. >> fundraising. the camaraderie. >> it needs to continue for the support and funds. >> reporter: this is last year's local komen race for the cure. it is unrelated. the race is on for this fall

and next. >> we raise the money to fund local services for local low income women. >> reporter: she points out before last year's three day walk controversy erupted over cuts to planned parenthood. they reversed their position but damage was done. >> liberate city here. a lot of people -- liberal city here, a lot of people were upset. >> reporter: fundraising down from $1.5 million to 600,000 last year. officials don't want that national walk cancellation to confuse donors. >> we will still have the race september 29. the susan g. komen three day walk is two weeks from now, it is next year that is canceled. health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. pluming problems forced police headquarters to remain

closed. after briefly reopening this morning the building was forced to close again because of water damage. it started yesterday morning with a water leak on the third floor of the building on 7th street. a police spokeswoman said the lobby and other floors re badly damaged. >> our number one priority is for the safety of our employees and the public. we are assessing and updating as we speak. >> employees are still able to enter the building to go to work. for the second time in months flames shoot through an oakland victorian. the fire department is investigating what caused the fire inside the vacant home. the home had burned before and officials say there wasn't much left inside. smoke and flames were seen from 880 during rush hour. at times flames shot up 20 feet. and ktvu was there when it

burned several months back. in january crews attacked the blaze. police detained two people who were squatting inside the home. an investigation is underway after a body was found in a shopping cart. ktvu's patti lee is where police aren't calling the death a homicide, at least not yet. >> reporter: that's right. not right now but the circumstances are suspicious to say the least. the body was found ght here, wrapped up tight and draped across a shopping cart. >> came to work right here. >> reporter: when he pulled into work this morning he noticed something odd, a package that hadn't been there the night before. >> was in the plastic back. legs to the top, it was like a

blanket. >> afraid to move what he feared was a body. he asked for help. they decided to call police. >> we don't know what we have there yet. we are entertaining a lot of different possibilities. >> police determined that it was a dead hema on his own. >> natural causes and somebody tried to cover up the body. >> reporter: business did not suffer from the discovery but folks who work in the area tell us they are afraid. >> i guess you really see it on tv, csi, you don't expect it to see it in front of your work. >> the streets are rarely empty. even at night. there is a park nearby with a homeless encampment that will be questioned by police. >> reporter: police are hoping someone may have seen or heard something that will generate leads and they are looking at

surveillance video from cameras across the street and on street lights to provide clues about the suspicious death that unnerved so many here in san jose. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. a woman who gained world wide notoriety for planting a severed finger in a bowl of chilly from wendy's is headed back to prison. she served four years for that hoax in 2005. now she is in trouble for lying to protect her 26-year-old son who shot himself in the ankle last october. as a convicted felon having a gun violated his patrol. she is facing two years in pris for helping -- prison for helping her son. foggy mornings and warm afternoons. the specifics on this warm up and pinpoint where you could see triple digits. >> first we hear from this bay

area woman who contracted hepatitis a from berries. >> hard to believe. >> and after the break, the bitter act that is legal and what is being done to make it a crime.

a mother who was injured in a crash in fremont yesterday that killed her three-year-old boy died today of her injuries. people brought flowers where the car hit the tree. authorities identified the boy today of angelo gil. his mother, joie gil suffered grave injuries in the crash and died today. her husband and the father remains in the hospital. the search continues for a man suspected of a violent

crime rampage that lasted for more than an hour. 5'9", 200 pounds and they consider him armed and dangerous. police say he committed two shootings. three carjackings and two kidnappings within an hour and 15 minutes yesterday morning. a hepatitis a outbreak connected to frozen berries spread to the bay area. ktvu's robert handa sat down today with one of the local victims and explains how her efforts to get healthy led to her getting sick. robert? >> reporter: the outbreak is nationwide so officials here were concerned when they got their first local victim. today we talked to her. >> right now in terms of -- >> reporter: this 22-year-old college student is recovering from hepatitis a. she is at this point the only santa clara

victim of the townsend farms antioxident blend of frozen fruit sold at costo. >> when you hear you have hepatitis a it is like -- >> reporter: she was hospitalized around memorial day weekend after drinking smoothies fade from the berries. >> i was nauseous throughout the whole day and dehydrated and also my eyes, you can probably still tell, they are yellow. >> reporter: her family didn't link her to the ut break till her -- outbreak till her brother saw people discuss it on facebook. >> there is -- discussing it on facebook. >> for is concern. >> there is concern. >> the hepatitis a vaccine is a safe and effective vaccine. anybody could get that and be protected. >> i took blood tests and i got the results back today.

everything is going down. my liver is improving. >> reporter: every going to drink smoothies again? >> i am really cautious now but eating anything packaged. >> officials point out people can contract hepatitis a in many ways and the best preventive measure is to wash your hands. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. officials reported their first confirmed case of hepatitis a linked to townsend farms antioxident blend of frozen fruit. the resident diagnosed with hepatitis a wasn't hospitalized and recovering at home. an update to a story about an fbi raid at the state capital. it started a state senator of los angeles county. the two offices raided by the

fbi both belonged to the senator. the second office did not belong to the latino legislative caucus as initially reported. >> it was a mistake on an old roster. >> the fbi will only say the vade part of a criminal investigation. the commission fined him in the past for not reporting certain gifts but it says it has nothing to do with the fbi investigation centered in los angeles. charges could be in store for people who post nude photos of others without permission. they approved the bill and if passed into law it would make it a misdemeanor to distribute pictures without the suggest's consent. the bill was introduced because

of people's growing revenge. there is no law that baned at the practice currently. doing something about an epidemic of a cell phone left. in san francisco last year half of all robberies involved a mobile phone. the thefts are so prevalent they have a name, apple picking. they plan to hold a crime summit in new york city next week. they are asking them to come up with a kill switch that would make a stolen phone unusable. new fleet of buses. 23 new flier buses have been added. they will be put into service june 16. the first will run along international boulevard in oakland. it seats 52 passengers and quieter than older models.

you might have noticed it is warmer today. temperatures came uv5 degrees in most locations. highs -- came up 5 degrees in most locations. these are the highs today. look at that, santa rosa 73 there. the higher temperatures inland are working their way towards the coast and that will warm us up tomorrow. thursday, look for temperatures to come up 5, 10 degrees. this warming trend is underway right now. as we head towards the bay area weekend, temperatures on friday and saturday in the mid-90s. good chance we will see upper 90s. central valley, triple digits. these are the highs for thursday. good 5 degrees warmer. mid-80s where you are looking at 70s today. tomorrow temperatures close to 90 degrees, livermore valley, santa clara valley. that is not the warmest day,

friday and saturday are the warmest days. high pressure that is eting up tomorrow -- is setting up tomorrow. high intensifies friday and saturday, that increases the fire danger. inland, 90s. mid-90s. upper 90s. low 90s. 90s on friday and saturday. forecast model, fog along the coast in the morning. day time highs, as the fog burns back, works this way. right? reds are 90s. last couple days, lots of greens. not tomorrow, 70s, 80s. lots of them. few reds. 90s. bay area friday, you will see a lot more 80s and 90s. 90 tomorrow in brentwood. 90 antioch. highs warm. fire danger tweaks up. air quality, not so great.

88 gilroy. into the bay area friday and saturday, it warms up. here you go. thursday, 89. friday 97. saturday 97. sunday cool down. break for firefighters. these two days, friday and saturday, concerns for fire danger. we will track it for you. some of the models are in disagreement. i will be back at 10:00 p.m. and have the latest and dial it in. >> the pools and parks will be packed. >> big weekend. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 the reversal in a plan allows passengers to carry knives. why it was dropped and what passengers think about it and the giants closer weighs into the debate on immigration reform. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the giants and the a's had early games today. how they faired coming up in sports. first a place by any other name, the new name coming to the shark tank in san jose.

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how about this? the shark stank getting a new name. hp pavilion will be known as the sap center in san jose.

the city finalized the deal with the software giant sap today. the founder is also the majoritity owner. -- majority owner. still needs an official vote. they will get $8.4 millions over the five year deal. fred is in for mark. the giants not having a lot of success with the american league. >> no. barry zito never loses at home, he lost at home. a disease running through the starting pitchers. big inning-itis. he gots the force-out but the fifth inning, he fakes the bunt. fakes the shot. r.a.

dickey, the pitcher doubled. 42-year-old back up catcher chugs home from first base. they score four runs on four hits, two walks in the innings. two victories are against san francisco for r.a. dickey. toronto wins 4-0. giants 2-6 against inner-league opponents. >> bartolo colon linked to performance enhancing drugs but he won his 4th straight start today. they played today in milwaukee. he was suspected last year for using performance enhancing drugs. it was 1-1 in the 7th inning. donaldson lode single. two run -- lode sing -- bases loaded single. two runs come in.

he stroke as 3-run home runner. the 12,000th home run in franchise history. a's win 6-1. they play in shack tomorrow. >> hottest -- in chicago tomorrow. >> hottest team in baseball. more fall out from the hepatitis a outbreak, why target is now sending out a warning to customers at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us tonight. good night. ♪

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