hey hey go home. protestors sound off tonight before a stand off at the sight of an urban farm now guarded by police officers. i am frank somerville. >> i am gasia mikaelian. it has become a new flash point as activists rally to keep the land as an urban farm. ktvu's jay hernandez at the former hayes valley farm where police forcibly evicted protestors earlier this week to

see them return today. >> reporter: as you can see officers are not going any where. activists continue to fight for this land right here, saying they want the city to keep it as an urban farm not space for a condo development as it is expected to become. at first it was a clash between neighbors and demonstrators. >> never seen you before in the neighbourhood you know, i don't know who you are. i don't know who those people are. >> clear it out. >> reporter: demonstrators and police as protestors march towards san francisco, officers blocking off what used to be the temporary hayes valley farm. >> hey hey go home. >> reporter: no one crossed the yellow caution tape or the dozens of officers strategically placed to control any growing crowd. people we spoke to have become tired of this growing unpredictable movement.

richard walks his dog around this block on a regular basis which has an indefinite, presence. >> i am reading save the eucalyptus trees they cause fires. >> reporter: protestors are not giving up on what was planned to be interim farm land. >> some of us are from all over the world we fight for green space because it is vital for our survival. >> reporter: neighbors may not be happy with this but does not mean they want condos built either. >> i feel it will be a problem in terms of traffic and city density. >> police arrested two people one for assaulting an office we are a deadly weapon the other for trespassing and resisting arrest live in san francisco, jade hernandez. state lawmakers cast votes and approved a new $96 billion state budget it is the third consecutive year lawmakers managed to meet the budget

deadline the spending plan lowers university tuition for middle class families and restores money to some programs hit hard by cuts over the past few years. decats are pleased but re-- democrats are pleased but republicans were ignored. >> there is very little if any republican support. >> reporter: today's votes were strictly along party lines but democrats had the votes to get the plan passed governor brown has until the end of the month to sign the budget the fiscal year is set to begin july 1st. vice president biden's visit to the bay area, he is spending the night in san francisco after attending a fundraiser this evening then making an additional unannounced stop. live, near the golden gate bridge, the vice president, met some high profile people. >> that's right you can see the barriers are down this is where the action was, along sea cliff avenue and we were here after

most people had left when the vice president made not just that one but two stops. as vice president biden rolled down 26th avenue, 5:40 p.m. this evening he waved at the group of 60 protestors who came to show opposition to the key stone pipeline project that would bring oil from canada to gulf of mexico. >> it should be off the table not a project we should be putting all that time energy and money into. >> reporter: donors who gave money to attend the democratic fundraiser had to pass through police is secret service check points it was at the private home of doug hick key. a tent was set up in the backyard offering a spectacular view of the golden gate bridge. guests paid between $500.10000. >> just a real person and yes, he has you know gaffes every now and again but, his

international record is pretty top notch and he knows what he is doing. >> importance is high because we have mid-term elections coming up funds we raise tonight will go directly toward mid-term elections. >> for 45 minutes he spoke about civil rightanswerred questions. >> he said, we deserve dignity no matter where you come from. >> reporter: we saw if vice president's motorcade leave but unexpectedly they took a turn and went right back into the sea cliff neighbourhood neighbors say he wanted to speak with guests at another event down the block michael bloomberg and george schultz were there we saw yahoo! founder gerry yang we understand organizers expect to have raised $500,000 from this event he is staying here in the city and expected to return to washington dc, tomorrow. new at 10, facebook's top

attorney is speaking out about the federal government's national security surveillance activities. the company received between 9 and 10,000 government requests to turn over user data in the last 6 months of 2012 those involved 18 to 19,000 facebook users the corporate attorney said facebook wanted to reveal the information because only a tiny fraction of its 1.1 billion users have been effected. organizers of the bay bridge light project have two pieces of good news about the ever changing light show. crews determined why some lights have not been working while others stayed on and they have a short term solution while a long term fix is worked out it turns out the problem was moisture getting into the led lights. >> living in this environment of high winds, of salty air, rain and constant fog, and vibrations that just never stop from a quarter million cars or more passing every single day. >> the other big news involves

funding the $8 million art project is now fully funded the founder of word press, gave an initial donation and now he is adding the final $1.5 million needed if all goes well those lights should stay on for two more years. authorities in south bay say an under cover sting, targeting child predators lead to the arrest of a 23-year-old man. he made the trip to san jose intending to have sex with an 11-year-old girl but there was no girl it was a sting. sexual assault task force arranged a meeting between shams he was lead to believe an adult would introduce him to a girl he is currently free on $100,000 bail. investigation by the state attorney general lead to arrest of four alleged sex traffickers three of the four are pictured here. if we have that. they are all from sacramento county. there they are. the the fourth suspect not

pictures is from san mateo county. the attorney general said the prostitution ring brought people from boston and new york, she said the women were taken to northern california and then shuttled between brothels located in residential areas of sacramento and san mateo counties. bart says trains are running on time after riders on the peninsula experienced delayed service much of the day. equipment problems between balboa park and daily city station. trains were not able to switch tracks repairs took hours passengers faced delays as long as an hour later the delays were reduced to 5 to 10 minutes. a school bus fire had students and the driver, scrambling to safety 2:40 p.m. near interstate 680. everyone got off safely the fire is being blamed on an over heated engine. new video of a hit and run crash and road rage incident in oakland. two vehicles collided leaving a

white car crumpled. the drivers got into a fight witnesses say the suspect stomped on the head of the other driver and then escaped the crash happened at 18th avenue and international boulevard it was 7:30 p.m. tonight. we are told the victim was taken to hospital, police have not released details on the suspect but we are told he took we now know the name of a woman killed in a freak accident in south bay when a truck tipped over and fe right on top of her. robert honda tells us she was a single mom and left behind a young daughter. >> reporter: 2-year-old olivia returned home today from child protective services and the couple taking care of olivia is trying to get her used to the reality mom is gone. >> i want what is best for her. i hope we stay in her life. >> reporter: the mother, 23- year-old shayla was killed yesterday riding her bicycle near downtown san jose when she was crushed from a collision between two commercial trucks

the couple, katie and jeff, took in shayla several years ago to help her get established after a life spent mainly in foster homes. >> she was a sweet heart, really a sweet heart and she was really trying hard. >> reporter: the paid off 2 months ago she was hired at this pet salon, a job she was headed to when the accident occurred. >> she felt really safe with animals and it was her aim to have her own dog grooming business one day she was working so hard to pull it together she wanted to make a good life for olivia. >> salon workers are mourning shayla and regrouping for olivia's sake. >> they are really concerned about her daughter she just loved her daughter. >> reporter: police are still investigating the circumstances of the crash that took place at this point olivia's future is

being evacuated by child protective services. robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. a new world class skate park here in the bay area. >> my favorite skate park ever. >> two critical things most skaters were missing. fog bank moving in tomorrow how much cooler it will be for the start of fathers day weekend. >> some bay area college students dumpster diving for a good cause find out what crime they are trying to prevent

end of the school year many students are in a rush to move out of their dorms. some of those students are leaving behind a lot of garbage. amber lee is there to show us what is being done about it frank, this community room has been transformed into a drop off center for items students no longer want including clothing, bedding, shoes and electronics. students tell me they want to prevent illegal dumping. it is the last minute scramble to move out of the dorms for summer. >> it is a hassle i hate moving out. >> reporter: this mom came to campus to help her daughter pack. >> we collect things over the year and things we don't need. >> reporter: while the conscientious leave items in dumpsters around campus some dump illegally. >> someone left a sleeping bag here, can reuse it.

>> reporter: a group of students is holding what is called a free fest to encourage others to drop off unwanted items here in turn disadvantaged students can browse and take what they want for free what is left is given it let them know, recycling you know you should do that. >> you will have your recyclables in your trash but also find a pair of jeans perfectly decent. >> reporter: students go around campus dumpster diving to look for items in good condition. >> just seeing the apathy, people not caring, it is pretty disgusting. >> reporter: back here live students are packing up all these items to be donated to st. vincente depaul live in hayward, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. mountain view police released a sketch said to resemble a man who recently tried to break into a home,

2:00 p.m., tuesday afternoon. an alert neighbor spotted the man walking toward another apartment and took the time to remember his features. the resident came home he found pry marks and damage to a door but nothing missing inside the would be robber is 20 years old, 5'10", black hair and brown eyes. new information about a story we told you about tuesday. contra costa coroner's office identified the 70-year-old man, found dead in his antioch home as donald rush his death is being investigated as a homicide. a person was seen, driving away from the home. police have identified a possible suspect. warning for people who live in livermore. burglars have hit 8 homes just this week. they keep striking at a certain time, and there are a couple simple things you can do to keep from becoming a victim.

>> sleepy, suburban streets of liver more hardly seem a hot bed of crime. >> cops up and down the street. >> he didn't know his neighbor was burglarized until we told him. >> very unsettling. pretty nice area too. east bay high end area not the ghetto. >> reporter: burglars hit 8 homes in two neighbourhoods just this week alone. a lot of times they are walking up to the front door knocking on the door ringing the doorbell when no one answers they enter the house. >> reporter: it is reason to question what you see. >> wonders if these guys were casing the place. >> reporter: he remembers seeing someone, dressed like a solicitor, days before burglars hit two of his neighbors homes. >> who knows what he was doing the fact that i never saw him go to a door, just saw him taking notes on the street, on the sidewalk, makes me suspicious. >> reporter: the burglars are

targeting houses in the middle of the afternoon when no one is home police say leaving music on or having a dog can make a house a less attractive target for thieves. >> most folks are just looking for an unoccupied residence middle of the day to get in, an >> reporter: the best way to keep a burglar out of your home is make it look like someone is home or watching you can see they have a surveillance camera here that didn't keep a house on this block from being hit by burglars this week. east bay district attorney will not file charges against a richmond administrator accused of taking city funds for personal use. the das office announced there is not enough evidence against leslie knight she is due to retire july 1st. an investigation said she collected thousands in car allowances, using a public vehicle. phoney bomb threats cost the district $157,000 that

amount includes lost teacher time and salaries. threats were phoned into several high schools back in april. district leaders say a 16-year- old deer valley student is being expelled because of the incident. dry conditions warmer temperatures have firefighters throughout the state on high alert cal fire says crews have already battled more than 2300 fires so far this season. that is why crews in solano county spent the day training today's exercise was laying 800 feet of hose up a hill with temperatures in the mid-08s. >> practicing, the other day like you see, so we can really feel what it is going to be like when we are out there fighting real fire. so far this year cal fire has spent $200 million fighting fires compared to $140 million a year ago. >> wait inner colorado helped firefighters there, contain a third of a massive and deadly

forest fire. cooler temperaturea light rain gave crews a break. some evacuation orders were lifted as well nearly 400 homes are in ruins. two people died this week before they could escape the flames the fire expanded from 10-acres tuesday to 25 square miles today. today the warmest day of the week fog regrouping offshore it will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning here is our forecast tomorrow morning, at 6:00 p.m., a few patches i would expect into the bayonet effect will be a -- bay, net effect will be a drop off in temperatures, livermore 89 degrees this afternoon, temperature drop, tomorrow cooling off 8 to 10 degrees for your saturday. san francisco into the 60s. coming up a closer look at your fathers day forecast and break down the timing of our next potential warming trend. backlash that is brewing

against discount stores that look to sell beer and wine. in 4 minutes, frantic 911 calls reveal the chaos when a deck collapses below dozens of sports fans. new mandatory equipment and new rules for a sailing race that ended in five deaths last year. why wearing this life vest could help prevent tragedy when the gun goes off tomorrow morning

sailors getting ready for tomorrow's full crew race last year's competition ended in tragedy when five people died after their boat capsized in heavy waves. patty lee tells us the changes that have been made in an effort to make this year's race safer. >> reporter: sailor john duncan shows us one new piece of equipment he bought ahead of this year's race. >> they've recommended inflatables over the old fashioned ones i used to like

to wear. >> reporter: watch how quickly the life vest inflates when he hits the water. sailors are now required to wear some the safest gear on the market this has a light and whistle one of the many changes made to the race after last year's tragic accident. >> five experienced crew members on the low speed chase were killed after they sailed too close to the islands an investigation found crew members thrown from the boat after it capsized had not used their harnesses at least one member was wearing a suboptimal life jacket. >> after the low speed chase all sailing races were stopped by the captain of the port and they pretty much had a stand in and said this is what we need to do. >> more than just the rules, it is the mind set when heading out. >> reporter: adam was friend s with the crew of the low speed chase he says their deaths have forced sailors to recognize the risks involved with their

sport. >> rules will have sailors thinking differently, slightly more conservative, safety conscious. >> reporter: more requirements this year, two sets of man over board gear stead of one. mandatory tethering next year a third of each crew will be recried to take safety courses. -- required to take safety courses. marin county, reporting its first dead bird to test positive for west nile. a dead crow found near redwood road has now tested positive for that mosquito bourn virus people are being reminded to dump standing water to prevent, mosquitoes from breeding and use repellent. solano county is the only other county to report west nile activity so far this year. frantic 911 calls released today, reveal a chaotic scene

last night in florida. >> people are in the water right now. >> the deck collapsed everyone is in the water? >> totally deck collapsed at least 100 people in the water, other people are going to save them but it is horrible. >> turns out about two dozen people suffered injuries when the deck collapsed into biscayne bay most of the injured have been treated and released not clear why the deck gave way officials say they are conducting a structural investigation on the deck and restaurant. a vacant building collapsed in yuba county, authorities are looking at whether it was triggered by an earthquake. it collapsed without warning last night a person across the street, said she was standing by heroine doe and heard a loud boom at -- the window and heard a loud boom. they think a quake, may have lead to the collapse. skate boarding reaching new

heights in one bay area city. how this is bringing some people back to the sport. up first a bay area store announces plans to sell beer and wine at discount prices why neighbors say it will cost them. reminder you can get ktvu news to go download the ktvu app click on the live icon and watch all our newscasts live on your mobile device star command,

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a controversy brewing in the east bay where a 99-cent store is applying for a license to sell beer and wine. the store is in concord it would be priced from 99¢s you have to $4.99 some shoppers like the idea saying the price would be just right others says the an invitation to abuse

alcohol. a spokesperson said the chain of stores oh bays rules about -- oh bays rules. we follow state laws. >> a public hearing to discuss the application is set for july 8th a decision could come near the end of august. workers lined up for last pay checks at a historic coca-cola bottling plant in sacramento it had been independently owned for 87 years. coca-cola bought it earlier this year and decided it wasn't big enough. 60 workers were let go. they will shift production to another plant. no word what they plan for the historic building. wall street ended on a down note the dow lost 105 points nasdaq lost 21. americans confidence in the

economy weakened and was a prime factor. >> one bay area company is doing well. restoration hard ware shares were up today and have nearly tripled since last november they have developing a kitchen and table ware line expected to launch next year. thrills and spills at a new skate park tonight. new at 10, live in fremont to show us why such a big hit maureen even though not everyone is following the rules. >> reporter: it may be empty but earlier tonight it was packed and the official opening isn't until next week. this is what it looks like to drop into fremont's new skate park. we turn the camera on a skate border. athletes of all ages are packing the park. >> it is my favorite skate park ever. >> reporter: 8-year-old gavin has been skating since he was 5. >> i broke my wrist, my toe.

my knee. and another toe. >> reporter: in fact we saw several skate boarders get injured after performing trickmanoeuvres. despite this rule posted that requires skaters to wear helmet, knee and elbow pads the vast majority were not wearing safety gear. >> they want them to be wearing pads and a helmet, no one of the street skaters will wear a helmet. >> reporter: he specializes in pool skating this park is different because it captures that street genera. >> typically kids are growing up, watching street skaters they are looking to have a replica of that. >> reporter: the publicly funded $2.2 million park opened two weeks ago to an unexpectedly high turn out. >> crazy when we finally took the fence down there was 150 kids, storming the castle. >> reporter: in this video tonight you can feel what it is like to get air.

and for this 9-year-old there is nothing like being on a board. >> every time i skate board, there is nothing better than it. >> reporter: the park is free and unsupervised so city of fremont says skaters beware. in news of the world tonight in brazil protestors promise more action after s with police. there was a 10¢ increase in bus and subway fares that triggered demonstrations but the protestor's anger was more about corrupt politicians and unkept promises of better education, heat care and transportation. this violence is unusual. in iran turn out was heavy, in presidential elections and early returns show a reform candidate has a big lead. that candidate doesn't have enough votes to win out right and may face a run off election next week against a hard liner no word when the final tally will be released.

the current president, could not run because of term lengths. in germany, preparations are under way for president obama's visit there next week. he was treated like a rock star in berlin when he was presidential candidate he is not as popular now. the president will meet with chancellor, her spokesperson said she plans to ask him about the nsa surveillance programs. whole foods has changed employee language policy after a suspension in new mexico caused an up roar. two workers were suspended for complaining about the policy which required they speak english to customers unless the customer spoke another language. latino groups threatened to boycott the store. the new policy asks but does not require workers to speak english on the job. microsoft launched its software.

this is an effort to boost sales of tablet computers running on its own windows system office software for iphone is not sold separately only available as part of a $100 a year subscription which also lets you use it on up to five mac and window computers. facebook is planning another new product launch. in a message today, facebook said a small team has been working on a big idea. they declined to say anything more about that event set for june 20th. dozens of inmates at san francisco's county jail earned their diploma's behind bars they graduated from high school or earned their geds serving jail time. 20 got diplomas this morning another 45 this afternoon inmates got their high school education through the five keys charter school the first in the nations public charter school to operate in county jail. the sheriff said it puts inmates on the right track to

reenter society. in an attempt to get dad away from the barbecue several national chains are offering freebies this fathers day. free frozen yoghurt, free canoli's and hooters will give dad a second order of wings for free. analysts say it isn't traditionally a big day for restaurants anything they can do to lure in families would be a plus. new frontier in the fight against child obesity. >> warm, some times it doesn't taste good. >> in 9 minutes why a lot of children don't drink water at school and the simple way to change that. >> mark, is fine tuning his forecast. at 10:45 p.m. he will have your fathers day forecast and beyond. >> this forecast accident was the tip of the iceberg why a solution could be years away hey, look! a shooting star!

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ed lee and michael bloomberg toured one of san franciscos high term companies. thy went to square a company that makes credit card readers that attach to mobile device it is digital summit will bring together big names in high tech to discuss new ways of solving

social issues it is slated for september 30th in new york city. a forklift operator seriously injured when a car slammed into his forklift at a busy produce market in san francisco. gerald avenue, runs right through the wholesale market. other workers say safety is a big problem. >> reporter: the picture showed the dramatic scene a forklift toppled over its operator thrown from the seat and rushed to the hospital the crash which happened before 4:00 a.m. at the san francisco wholesale market is no surprise. >> it is a constant safety issue around here. drivers are very careful, because people do fly up and down this road there have been many accidents. forklift operator, calvin leung sees fender benders weekly and wants more police patrols. >> i am a little disappointed

they haven't tried to slow traffic through here. >> reporter: police are still investigating the cause but several witnesses tell us the driver of the white car was speeding far beyond the 25-mile per hour limit. >> these are hard to tip over, and this thing weighs 7,000 pounds. >> reporter: really? >> yes. in order for someone to really hit one of these things to tip it over they have to be going pretty fast. >> reporter: the city has approve add three phase plan which includes rerouteing traffic so no commuters will be able to access the middle of the market the problem is director of real estate says it will take 3 to 5 years before it is finished. in today's crash three people were transported to san francisco general. all three are expected to survive. in san francisco. ktvu channel 2 news. police identified a reputed gang member in connection with a homicide that happened in march an arrest warrant was issued for the 19-year-old he

should be considered armed and dangerous. march 4th, 21-year-old lincoln was gunned down in the middle of the afternoon at 6th and pennsylvania street. four other suspects gang members are already in custody. >> competition between europe's airbus and boeing here in the u.s. the a-350 made its maiden flight from southern france it is to compete with boeings, 787 dream liner. they are more high tech than other commercial jets but the airbus has not used lithium ion batteries. carnival triumph is under sail, four months after an engine room fire left 4,000 passengers and crew stranded in the gulf of mexico without electricity. it took five days just to get the ship back to shore the cruise line says since then it has spent $300 million rewiring the engine rooms, and adding back up power generators to its

fleet. the triumph left galveston texas yesterday headed for cancun mexico on a 4 day cruise. some bay area children face an obstacle when it comes to drinking water in school. >> i drunk arizona, sodas and gatorade. >> the simple addition that finally got this choose water. record setting grapes. two things that help sonoma county harvest the largest crop of wine grapes in its history. >> cool down headed your way in your complete bay area forecast . where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible.

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have a crew on scene now we will bring you more as we get it. details of proposed changes to a gun selling law. some residents complained after a new gun shop opened last year without a pubic hearing changes would include a -- public hearing changes would include expanding ability to deny a permit based on applicants history. the town council will hold a hearing monday night to see the changes proposed in print go to ktvu.com click on web links. members of oakland's two largest unions have voted to authorize a strike. among employees, they represent are city tree trimmers, truck drivers and engineers it could happen around the 4th of july holiday although no official date has been set yet. they have not had a raise since 2007 and say they are now being asked to pay more for their health and pension benefits.

it is a lunch room luxury many adults take foregranted, clean, cold water for free. 1 in 4 california students doesn't have access to it. how researchers say providing water for school children could have a dramatic impact on their health. >> reporter: to understand why this, is worthy of a study you have to learn what students were drinking before this water machine showed up in the lunch room at fairmont middle school in oakland. >> sodas and stuff like occasionally some milk. >> i drunk arizona, sodas, and gatorades and things like that. >> reporter: lots of sugar and not a lot of nutrition. >> until we started thinking you know, as an obesity prevention tactic it would be useful to try to provide water. >> reporter: researchers at ucsf learned students weren't drinking a lot of water at school in large part because most didn't have access to it. >> one in four schools didn't offer watt inner the food

service area. >> reporter: that is the case here. >> before if you wanted water how would you get it? >> water fountain. >> down this way like i had to walk out of the cafeteria. >> it is warm, some times it doesn't taste very good. >> reporter: researchers brought in clean, cold water and cups and then watched. >> i have seen great difference. >> before this experiment, only between 1 and 10 percent of students would get watt fresh a water fountain. all year they have been monitoring what the students drink but effects are already clear for those in charge at lunch. >> i am seeing more students drinking more water. >> now the study just wrapped up researchers are evaluating their data but already they say similar efforts in germany showed a 30% drop in likelihood of a child being obese. sonoma county's 2012 grape harvest will go down in history books as the largest ever recorded 267,000 tonnes of wine

grapes were harvested last year valued at nearly $583 million a spokeswoman with sonoma county wine growers attributed the harvest to great weather and a long growing season that added to an additional $236 million in grape revenue in 2012, compared to the previous year. warmer forecast for today verified nicely, lots of 70s, 80s a few low 90s. temperatures have peaked for the week. cooler temperatures first thing for saturday. highs from today range from 67, in pacifica, lots of 80s around the bay, pick out a few low 90s, fairfield and antioch. changes offshore, fog bank expanding in coverage. come in tighter, fog near pillar point, half moon bay and a few patches around the bay pushing into parts of the east

bay already. a few patches out there. as far as current temperatures for this 10:00 p.m. hour ranging from 50s san francisco, chilly there. 60s towards fairfield, walnut creek and concord reporting still mostly clear skies. the marine layer will deepen overnight as a result that will translate to a big temperature drop tomorrow on the order of 8 to 10 degrees for saturday you will notice that change tomorrow overnight lows will be in the low to mid-50s, fog, even around the bay, santa rosa, forecast, low of 50 degrees, san jose 53. high pressure was in charge of our weather as a result the warmest day, it is beginning to lose its grip right now as this weather system moves in from the pacific. we cool things off with that stronger on shore breeze and a breeze around 15 and 25 miles an hour typical timing increasing through the afternoon hours by mid-to late afternoon. temperatures inland on track to reach low 80s around the bay,

70s and beaches around 60 degrees and this is for saturday basically for sunday, big change might warm things up a little bit for fathers day these are all just tiny changes. our forecast model showing you this, the east coast side but a few patches of fog moving to the bay as well. clear skies well inland and then afternoon hours bundle up if you are travelling the coast still patchy fog nearby temperatures inland, that orange contour approaching the 80s. no more 90s. out toward clear lake and fairfield san raphael, 76 degrees. oakland tops out at 70, liver more, 81. san jose, forecast high, upper 70s. lots of clouds morning becoming partly cloudy temperature 64 degrees. here is a look ahead your 5 day forecast, weekend always in view and not too much change sunday, temperatures might warm slightly not much change here.

a little bit for monday and tuesday quite a bit by tuesday h a lot this up by wednesthrod week triple digit heat last weekend lightning storm, early monday morning. >> steady as she goes. >> yeah. >> thanks. orange county man who accidentally sold his wife's wedding ring at a garage sale is out of the dog house. yesterday they could only hope the $23,000 ring would be returned, she hid the ring in a special box before going to the hospital to give birth. he did know about the hidden diamond and sold the box for $10 last night the buyer returned the ring and you can see, the family is very happy. san francisco, defensive lineman said they are big meaty creatures. lineman ban has been bringing children to san francisco zoo through his animal education project. >> nice to see the other side

of him. mark is here with sports one of the biggies when it comes to golf, u.s. open. >> half way there. a lot of mystery left in it. i would says the all set up for your fathers day no reason at all to even leave the couch especially sunday plenty of golf yet to play u.s. open anybody's tournament, half way through it a little caddy shack moment something you just don't see every day carl peterson ready to address his ball at number 10. jason hall, crick, freakish but no penalty. tiger has a bigger issue, that arm injury seems to be problemming him, tough shot winds up even 70s. coleaders, and this guy, 2 over 72, lone birdie right there, two rounds, minus 1 and your coleader. wow. any time the as lose lately

which isn't often seems like a mistake or misprint does happen to the best in the west maybe a little down after the yankees split town. seattle in this evening 1-0 mariners. dunker here to right field. jason bay, franklin collide the ball scoots away. adam always hustling maybe it is another come back victory. seattle up -1 in the 8th. rips it, can't handle it, another run in, 3-1. key hits bottom of the 8th, young just loses one into the second deck however bad news for the as a solo shot and the ms cool down the as final 3-2. more oakland as, in the second half of sports want to introduce you to their top draft choice in town giants reacting well to adversity, another lop sided win on the road. coming right back next and marshalls?

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considering all the injuries, inconsistency s with the pitching staff, giants hanging tough. flattening the braves tonight, giants have not had a run in the last couple nights. lead up shots from blanco.

first batter of the game, first time he had lead off with a homer. buster posey, three doubles tonight, this one to center one to right down the left field. tony scoring giants starting to roll at 5-0. with balm depart inner on the mound, that is not surprising he gave up a bloop single. 2 hits, 6th win of the year. i don't know what you were doing a week out of high school chances are like me you weren't signing a contract for 1.8 million dollars and taking batting practice with a big league team such is the life of 18-year-old billy mckinney, his parents on hand, billy checking out. looks like a sweet swinging left handed batter now after graduating a week ago and getting that opportunity he will be in the minor leagues tomorrow. >> thanks mark. thank you for choosing ktvu

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