complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> a deadly shooting at an east bay restaurant has business owners hailing the work of sheriff's deputies while deputies are praising a restaurant work are for his bravery in trying to foil an armed robbery, good evening, i'm john sasaki. >> i'm jana katsuyama, ken wayne and heather homes have night off:alameda sheriff's offices is investigating whether the man shot and killed by a detective last night during an attempted robbery may have been responsible for other holdups. deputies arrived at boulevard burger on castro valley boulevard.

that is where ktvu's jade hernandez joinses live with neighbors concerned tonight and what deputies say was an heroic act by one employee. >> reporter: the woman we spoke to owns a business cross the street and learned about this attempted armed robbery via text as a warping. the owner of boulevard burger behind me, also wants the community to know about this incident. so she put up a sign, but for a very different reason. the chalkboard sign recognizes the valor of alameda county sheriff's office and last night a boulevard burger employee ran outside of the restaurant after an armed robber snuck inside and flagged down a deputy, settling a routine traffic stop outside. >> the employees took it upon themselves to attack the robber, and had a pretty significant struggle with him. >> reporter: sergeant nelson says one of the employees put his hand up to stop the suspect from firing at the deputy. deputy in response shot and killed the robber, who was carrying a loaded .357 revolve every. >> well, you have the female

employee who gets help to quickly. boulevard burger owners doesn't dismiss the loss of life and the sign also expresses deepest sympathies to the family in mourning. >> you never know if that car had pulled over, probably 25 feet more forward, it would have beenin front of the business, and the suspect certainly would have seen the car and either a, would not have come in or b, could have change the whole course of the situation. >> two of my client texted me and asked if i was okay because something happened on the boulevard across perfect my shop. >> reporter: connie lee owns brings your nails. >> it's pretty scary because if something happens to my shop or somebody else, because i actually worked pretty long hours and stay here pretty late. >> reporter: from now on, she says shwill lock her doors senior even though she feels safe in castro valley. the sheriff's office is looking

into whether the armed robber who was killed was involved in any recent robberies, jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news news channel a woman dead and four children hospitalized after a horrible crash on each other of brentwood. >> reporter: this is what is left after a minivan broadsided a silver charger here at safcao on the edge of brentwood. >> i could tell how ugly it is and it usually is on the streets with high-speed, a lot of weekend traffic. >> reporter: impact of the crash knocked out a traffic pole, forcing officers to direct traffic for several hours. the van was carrying a family of six, a man, his pregnant wife and four children when the crash happened about 9d.30 this morning. investigators say according to witnesses the woman driving the charger ran a red light. >> we highly encourage people to pay attention to the traffic signals and make sure that they are stopping for the red

lights. we have a real problem out here with people trying to stretch the yellows into orange and not stopping for reds all. >> reporter: all three adult were airlifted to john muir medical center, the driver of the charger cannot survive. children were rushed to oakland's children's hospital and investigators are looking into whether distracted driving or other issues may be to blame. >> we would look into impairment being involved, we would like into maybe if there was a medical issue that happened. >> reporter: cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a single car crash in emeryville that left two young men dead. the victims were in the car when it veered off the road and hit a tree at 12:40 a.m. police say both victims were 22 years old. investigators have yet to say whether speed and alcohol were factors in the car. >> many marin county investigators say say fire at a commercial uniform service appears to have origin yeatsed

in the pile of rags. at aramark the fire was reported this afternoon. firefighters say a large container of rags caught fire outside of the building. >> a hundred feet by hundred feet, large area of fire, threatening some of the were able to quickly extinguish the fire with our engine-mounted deck guns. crews say several nearby buildings were threatened before the fire was put out. investigators are still looking into the cause. in san rafael, smoke billowed from a garage. firefighters say when they got there just before noon, someone who lived in the house was trying to put out fire. the gulfstream was full of blownings and the fire spread quickly to the attic, but crews were able to keep the flames from spreading further. police returned to a vacant lots a day after officers in

riot gear arrested activists staging a demonstration on that land. city workers repaired fencing around the lot. activists took over the plot of land two weeks ago to keep it from being developed into condos last night police arrested two people who they say refused to leave the property one absent visit told us this cause has drawn people from all over the country and they don't plan to back down. voters this san francisco spent the day looking for a missing 19-year-old with brain damage. he went to visit a former high school teacher on may 219 he called his father around 1:30 afternoon to stay he was about to catch a bus, but then his phone went dead. the signal was last traced to golden gate park and searchers say they found no sign of teenager. >> runners hit the road for the san francisco marathon that starts in less than eight hours and security will be tight following this year attack at the boston maroon. ktvu's debora villalon is live in san francisco where officials will begin to shut down roads at midnight. >> reporter: jana, we're at start line on the embarcadero, where you can

see that tents are already setup, and driving around the city in the morning, there are going to be some challenges. and runners are being told to come extra early for secuofan f marathons, but the 26th running will tweak the tradition nfl one of the first major events to happen difference boston. >> reporter: boston's lessons are tangible. for the first time the start and finish lines on the embarcadero between folsom and mission will be completely enclosed, with police officers, bomb-sniffing dogs and all bags searched. >> i am giving myself extra time tomorrow morning to get there. >> reporter: runners browsing the booths at pre-event expo say they know they could bunch of getting through security, but it's a small price for safety. >> i am running my first marathon tomorrow and it will be in the back of my mind. >> runners will keep doing it, no matter what threat.

>> reporter: last mota'sthis roster shows the participants registered, 5,000 fewer than most years, but the event had to be held more than a month earlier. >> our perimeter conflicted with the mashes cup season and so we still have event >> we're excited and nervous also rfp these half marathoners worry about the hills and chills, but look forward to running across the golden gate bridge. >> to run like a crazy person in the middle of the bridge with no traffic whatsoever and i heard that the bridge is going to shake. >> reporter: in less than two hours the first street closures kick in. many are lifted by midmorning, others in the early afternoon. as the last runners finish the 26-mile course. among them, this athlete,

dedicating his 6th marathon to the people of boston and the strength thief shown. >> it doesn't matter, keep going and run with it. >> reporter: and here is an example of the sight that marooners will marathoners will be allowed to wear. anything bigger will be left behind. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. we have more details starting at midnight the el bradley will be shut down between harrison and broadway for preparations. race begins at 5:30 a.m. on embarcadero on mission street. vice president joe biden on his way back to washington, d.c. after a two-day visit to san francisco. he surprised diners at n- sunnyvale with an uncommand stop. mr. biden spent about an hour

at the restaurant this morning along with south bay congressman mike honda. meet meeting the vice president was a thrill for many people. >> i think what is moving is that i am meeting him in the setting and not meeting at a big rally. it's so homey this setting here and for him to come in like a regular person, it made it all perfect. >> the vice president has arrived bay area last night to raise money for democratic congressional candidates and today he had a more personal agenda. >> i enjoy the bay area. my niece casey owens is graduating from stanford and getting masters degree today and i'm heading ovthere right now. so it's going to be a good day. >> mr. biden took off from san francisco airport at about 7:30 tonight. in an off-camera interview he dead the government's contraverse whyial phone data collection and told the mercury news his criticism in 2006 of the phone surveillance under president bush was of a "different program." former closed captioning brought to you by...

director leon panetta told graduates at santa clara university they might not realize how much they can change the world. >> over 50 years ago, i sat where you are at. panetta said he had no idea when he graduated more than 50 years ago where his path would take him. panetta served in re well as in the obama and clinton administrations and did not mention the monitoring of phone records. >> one year after the deadly farallones boat race, sailors are racing again. >> it still hurts to lose people. >> the changes made this year after last year's tragedy up, up and aware, google goes airborne in an ambitious project that aims to providenist service to billions. >> a pilot is seriously injured after crashing his plane in a feel in salute and why the chp came to the pilot's aid and why the ntsb is not investigating. ♪

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compared to 49 last year. when five crew members on the low-speed chase died of a they sailed too issue kloos to the farallones and their boat capsized. >> it still hurts to have lost people a year ago. kimball livingston says the tragedy led to a higher level of preparedness. >> it's a terrible way to make things better and to go about it, but it does work. >> once the boat goes under the bridge, channel 16 we monitor. >> reporter: demauro is charged with implementing new rules and enforcing higher safety standards on a race that hasn't changed much in 100 years. >> if you are not an experienced sailor, especially an experienced skipper and don't have the safety equipment and education, you don't belong doing the farallones race. >> reporter: first boat crossed finish line around 3:00, two hours earlier than expected of the smooth

sailing credited in part to the good conditions of the race was traditionally held in april, but this year, it was moved to june, when the weather is generally better. >> even after boats crossed the firemen line, the safety checks continue and an inspector is on-hand to conduct random checks of the equipment to make sure they meet the new standards. in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now, the invisible hand was the fill sailboat to cross the firm line and owned by ceo frank shuttman. >> the america's cup is the focus of an exhibit that opened at the richmond arts center. the center is showing alison rinehart paintings by jim de wit, who won the 1963 mallory cup. admission is free and paints will be on display through august 23rd. elsewhere, police asking for the public's help to find two men who rob a motel at gunpoint. today the dempt released these surveillance photos of the robbers of the police say the

man drove up to the super8 motel in a 4-door black mercedes thursday evening of the one man aimed a gun at the clerk and both men took cash from the till. nobody was hurt. a sacramentoa-area pilot is in the hospital after his ultralight plane crashed into the field. that crash caused serious injuries and tonight he is reportedly in critical condition. a chp helicopter happened to be flying atime and took the pilot to uc davis medical center. police say the pilot had logged only 20 hours in the plane. the ntsb will not investigate because the model is considered experimental. in his weekly address this passenger's day weekend, president obama talk spoke about the importance of fatherhood. >> i try everyday to be for michelle and my girls what my father was not for my mother and me and i have met plenty of other people, dads and uncles and others without a family connection who are trying to break the cycle and give more

of our young people a strong, male role-model. >> mr. obama praised the single parents and say it's important to have both parents involved in the values of responsibility analogy tess. hundreds rallied in hong kong to support the man behind the national security agency leak. edward snowden. protesters near the u.s. consulate demanded that snowden not be extradited of the snowden fled the u.s. and believed to still be in hopping kong. the 2-year-old told a chinese newspaper thursday that u.s.ip technologist agencies hacked1,000 targets including hundreds in hong kong and mainland china. late today former pgh closed captioning brought to you she spoke on the final

night of the faith and freedom conference in washington. she urged republican leadership to avoid discrediting the tea party and told activists to keep working for change at the local level. for the first time in history of sacramento's gay pride festival, the california national guard and the air force set up a recruiting station at the event. recruiters say they received an overwhelming response at feast. monique dangerfield wants to join the national guard what she was in high school, but the milt's don't ask, don't tell kept her from signing up. today with the policy gone, she decided to sign up. >> i believe i can do anything now. >> gay service members and developers say they have had many come up and thank them for thor service not only for their

country, but on behalf of civil rights. activists for transgender people are plauding what they call a major shift at social security administration. it will accept a passport, state issued document suchs a court order or letter to certify that the person has undergone gender reassignment surgery. the superior court issued its decision on proposition 8 on early as mondays, if not monday a ruling could come down on thursday. of the justice must decide on the case by end of the month. along with same-sex marriage in california, the court is considering a challenge defense of marriage act act. . oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> it's a bear! not quite man's best friend,

the surprise that that woman got what she thought she was chasing a very large dog down her street. a big temperature drop across the entire bay area, coming up, where the fog will be first thing tomorrow morning and i will let you know if we can warm things up for the father's day forecast. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today.

. two people were killed in a terrible head-on collision in st. louis. a tractor-trailer apparently ran a red light and smashed into an suv. police say the tractor-trailer also hit two power lines, a fence and a small boat. the truck was knocked on its side in the crash, spilling its load of beer. a police car in the area was damaged by the flying debris. one person in each vehicle was killed. iranians took to the

streets after electing a moderate shi'ite cleric to be their next president. chanting on or before our savior has come." thousands celebrated when election officials announced hasan row hani won the presidency. he is the may be able to negotiate over nuke era activities, but row hahn hai will have work with clerics. north korea is thought though have a handful of crude nuclear devices and believed to be working on a bomb it can mount on a missile. there is no immediate response

from washington. many other news of the world tonight, in turkey, chaos and injuries as riot police storm a park where protests against planned developments sparked weeks of anti- government demonstrations. the crackdown on gezi park triggered proves. the city shutdown the subway, ferries and some bus routes to try to stem the prof protesters. at least 44 people have been injured. in pakistan, a gladdie day whether islamic militants carried out a bombing of a bus carrying female university satellites, 14 killed and 20 other injured and suicide bomber tacked the hospital where the victims were taken. a firefight between security forces and militants lasted for several years, at least four security officers and four attackers were killed. from south africa, a grandson of former south african president nelson

mandela's health is improving. a woman in washington state thought she saw a large dog, but she grabbed her cell phone and realized what she was looking at. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, it's a bear. >> danielle matthews got the video of a black bear bolting down the street and ova neighbor's fence. the family thinks that the bear was attracted to their backyard chickens. there is word tonight that kim kardashian has given birth to a baby girl. no community from the reality star or the grammy win, father kanye west, but kardaineareain went into labor last flight and baby arrived this morning a month earlier. more than 400 homes burned

as firefighters tackled the most destructive fire in colorado history. why investigators think the fire was started by people, not nature. and a special ceremony for some very company k-9s and why the graduates made history.

now to our continuing coverage of the deadly wildfire burning in colorado. crews appear to have gained the upper hand, the black forest fire started on tuesday and quickly became the most destructive in colorado history. flames have consumed 25 square mile near colorado springs. the cooler temperature as you higher humidity helps crews

make progress. the last count showed 473 home were destroyed and today the local sheriff described the destruction left behind. >>it looks like a nuclear bomb went off in those areas and you can't recognize if it was a house or some other kind of structure. that is the level of incineration and destruction that took place many some areas. >> officials began lifting mandatoy evacuation areas. the fire displayed as hundreds of thousands of people from 130,000 homes. >> it's an emotional event because there are houses and homes and for us that was our home. >> two people were killed. fire officials say they were trying to get personal items from their home before escaping when they were caught in the fire storm. investigators are trying to determine the cause fire, but saying it's likely human causedded and not any natural caused. >> a new report shows that

2012 was the second costliest year for natural disasters. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric adminirati, natul disasters, such as hurricane sandy caused $110 billion last year and also tornadoes, cyclones and yearlong drought and several wildfires. those disasters killed more than 300 people. the most expensive year on record was 2005, the year hurricane katrina hit the gulf coast. natural disasters that year caused $160 billion in damage. google unveiled an ambitious test project to bring the internet to hundreds. to receive the high-speed signal users need a small antenna and google hopes to have 300 balloons circling the globe. the search giant says the balloons would serve two-thirds of the population that doesn't have access to the internet and no word on what users might pay

for that service. parents in oakland can be confident that teachers will be in the classroom. the agreement voted in last night gives teachers a 1.5% raise and bonus. the raise could climb up to 2% if the new state budget gives more money to oakland schools. oakland superintendent says the deal provides long-term stability for the schools. >> new at 10:00 california lawmakers had to come back to the capitol this saturday morning to finish their work on the state budget. as kevin oliver tells us that put one assemblyman in a tight spot, returning to a big event in southern california that he did not want to miss. >> reporter: in a rare saturday session, state lawmakers filed into the capitol to get through several bills legislators wanted to complete the state's budget. with more revenue than years past, lawmakers fought over how to spend it from dental care to funding scholarships. >> this is very, very targeted money that is going to help some of our most vulnerable community college population be successful. >> i think there are other

ways that we can create programs to help not only middle-class students, but all students. >> reporter: with a large democratic majority, lawmakers quickly move through the votes. >> i think the state is on a bit of a roll here and we're going to continue it. >> reporter: not only did lawmakers pass the budget and accompanying legislation, they did it with time to spare. almost 12 hours before the state mandated deadline. one lawmaker had another reason to work eventually, assemblyman hernandez of west covina scheduled his wedding for this afternoon. he was able to leave around noon to fly to southern california and race to the altar. >> another successful chapter complete and we'll mon," on. senate president pro tem says he wished the process included funding for autism treatment through medi-cal. >> that was the one issue we were not able to get done, but that now becomes one of my top priorities. >> reporter: budget now goes to the governor for his signature. >> this session is adjourned.

[ gavel ]. >> reporter: and between, that was kevin oliver reporting. the governor has until the end of the month to approach the $96.3 billion spending plan he is expected to sign in. >> more details on last-minute budget votes the londonure papassed a part of the affordable care, expanding medicaided to low-income californians and republicans raised concerns about whether the state can afford the expansion, but democratics say the vote shows that health care say basic hum r tonight we are proud to boost about some of our ktvu teammates honored with emmy ard was, anchor julie hayne and producers won and john fowler won an emmy and another story

on the possible link between cell phones and breast cancer. our director joseph body took home an emmy for his graphic design for ktvu's chinese neifer coverage and mournings on 2 shoalso took home an emmy tonight. a special graduation in marin county handed over highly- trained guide dogs to their new owners. >> going home with a new set of eyes. [ applause ] >> six dogs are the first to graduate from the new guide dogs for the blind training facility in san rafael it's an emotional moment for the falls who raised the dogs who have to give them up to their new owners. >> if you walk into the room as the graduation occurs, you will see a lot of people in tears, moat of them are happy tears, but will are is a lot of emotion ina lot hard work from a lot people o'neill a dog to graduate soon, during his test had week's lerted two traipse, who were almost hit by a car going in reverse on a

sidewalk. >> juneteenth got underway. these are the alums of the delta sigma theta sorority, marching in the 63-yard 63-year parade. juneteenth commemorates the day which news finally reached texas that the civil war had ended and slaves were free. well we all tweet at ktvu, but just how much is a tweet worth and what twitter might mean for your bottom line? do you have former president clinton on your speed dial? how about oprah? the usual qualifications posted by a company looking for a new ceo. >> meteorologist mark tamayo is next and will let you know if there are changes inner to so for father's day. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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. well as advertised a big dropoff temperatures in the the order of 5-15 degrees from yesterday's very warm readings. a look at numbers, cold toward pacificca, 57 degrees, oakland 64, lots of 70s and a few 70s and 80s towards fairfield and antioch. that fog bank pushing into san francisco bay. so still some overcast around san mateo and hayward, approaching the fremont area as well. we still have a pretty steady onshore breeze and fairfield out of the southwest, 20 miles per hour that. is the cooling direction. so that remains in place for tonight and into your sunday. more wind reports, nothing too strong, sfo out of northwest at 8 miles per hour and half moon

bay out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. still a bit of a breeze developing fore for tomorrow. monday and tuesday, sun-cloud mix and still some more cooling, looks like tuesday will be the coolest day of the upcoming work weekend. the fog coastside, around the bay, and we could even have a few patches well inland to start out the day. familiar's day, father's day a up to 60 degrees and really not a big change from today. some more cooler temperatures as i mentioned, as this area of low pressure moves in from the north and west. you can see temperatures by tuesday, as i mentioned, that will be the coolest day with the readings only in the 60s, to the lower 70s. we gradually begin to warm up the numbers later in the week,

especially thursday into friday. as we do head into the afternoon hours the clouds pull back to near the shoreline and still leftover patchy fog for parts of san francisco and teeratures for the afternoon highing anding from the upper 50s to right around 60 coastside. warmest locations 79-82 degrees and you see that reflected in the forecasted highs for tomorrow. salsaityo, sausalito 68 degrees. san francisco 63 degrees. here is a look ahead, your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. and is there that cooldown for monday and tuesday, we gradually warm up the numbers for wednesday and thursday, especially thursday, warmest locations could be right around 80 degrees, outdoor plans for dads tomorrow, make sure he has the sweater or fleece jacket, it will be cool, especially for the beachs. >> thank you, mark. and mark tamayo, who is

always tweeting here, we have a survey of social media campaigns and that has measured is that the value of tweeting to a company's bottom line might actually pay off. the research company sum-all reports the first tweet of the day is worth $25 and retreats with worth $20 each and overall twitter campaigns increased revenues by as much as 2%. the survey also showed a picture is still worth than a word with instagram followers delivering much more value per impress. oingo clothing company lululemon has received more than 160 responses to its fake ad for the co. the company ad. guest asks for a executive who can hold a headstand for ten minutes and has oprah and bill clinton on speed dial. coming up next, oakland a's try to dethrone king felix and the mariners. plus, and phil mickelson

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this year's open. mike kim, the national player of the year, shot 1 over 71 in 10th place just five shots back. tiger woods looks like a lot of puppy out there, missing this easy putt on the 10th hole. tiger's only birdie came on the first hole and shoots a 6 over 76, 10 shots off the lead, girlfriend lindsey vonn know his fifth title won't come in week, luke donald had a two-shot lead. still mickelson started the day tied for the lead, but didn't get his first birdie until the 10th. hunter mahan stood at the