officers say man was mangled. they assume he was hit by a vehicle, and say the driver, if found, could be charged with felony hit and run. san jose police are asking any witnesses to give them a call. a gang rape victim that left her near dead four years ago. >> we have been following there case ever since it began. suede hernandez was inside the courtroom when the young woman took the stand today. >> reporter: i was, frank. about 15 minutes ago our camera caught the two defendants leaving the courthouse. wearing a blue shirt, the 20- year-old and 22-year-old with wearing a white dress shirt. cameras were not aloud inside the courtroom, but today was a significant day in co. we met jane doe for the court. the victim is a very petite

young woman, not more than 100 pounds. she was adamant she doesn't remember much after sitting down at a picnic table to talk to the boys. in 2009 she was 16. for the first time we heard why she left the homecoming dance that night. a migraine she says caused by the strobe light. before she left she alerted a few friends and the security guard: -- after walking out of the dance, she didn't call her father. instead, a friend called her over to speak with them. the district attorney asked did you drink with those boys. no. did you drink brandi. basle told thed when she woke up, she saw five of everyone and my head hurt. when asked where she felt pain, she said every where. police records said she had a

.35 alcohol level. a defense attorney for one of the defendants, 22-year-old jose montano asked the victim about police questioning in the hospital. do you remember a police officer asking you about whether you had sex and you said no. no. do you remember telling anaphasser you -- an officer you shouldn't have drank so much. no. jane doe replied no it would not refresh her memory if she looked at the police report. >> reporter: the nurse who examined jane doe was next on the stand. reporting live many jade hernandez ktvu. >> go for the very latest on our home page. there has been a new development in a bizarre incident involving a naked man in a san francisco bart

station. investigators arrested a 25- year-old. he is accused of being naked while performing the splits at the 16th street mission bart station last month. bart police say he also lunged at some passengers and workers. he is facing felony false imprisonment, misdemeanor battery and sexual battery charges. new information about what caused the death of the inmate who was known as the night stalker. the coroner says the 53-year- old died of complications related to b cell lymphoma. the coroner has released the name of a 40-year-old morgan hill man p. he died in

an accident. police say it appears a toyota avelon in which he was a passenger was going too fast and slammed into several parked cars. >> officers had to call fire to come extract the victim once they did, they immediately say he was dead at the scene. >> police are trying to determine if the driver stole a case of beer just minutes before the crash. a driver in hayward also facing drunk driving crashes in a crash that injury the four people. chp says a driver lost control of his car just after 10:00 last night. the car then hit a pickup truck finally smashing into a large pole. the driver's two step children

had serious injuries. downtown oakland freeway exit open after a search for two potentially violent people. authorities say two homeless people were threatening each other with baseball bats this afternoon. the suspects ran off near the webster street tube which connects oakland to alameda. police shut down the tube and the broadway exit and launched a search. they did arrest one man who was naked, but the other person ended up escaping. continuing coverage on the fallout from this deadly limo. changes include han exit door and pushout glass. some small business owners say these new laws would essentially shut them down. >> reporter: this bill raises a question that sexually difficult to answer. what is the reasonable cost of

improving safety to prevent a rare but horrific event. >> he doesn't want toed a another door to his stretch limo but he may have to. add to that thousands of dollars for pushout safety glass required if a new 83 becomes law. that new bill by the is that right was bourn out of triage -- by the senator was bourn out of tragedy. five women died when their limo caught fire back in may. >> if you don't have the opportunity to exit because you only have one exit and you have to go through a fire to exit t clearly, that's not an adequate exit. >> the bill would require limousines to have exit doors at the front and back of the rear come partment and push out safety glass. the bill with the backdrop of the limo fire quickly passed

committee. >> whatever it is, let's fix it. >> samuel says he is also for adding new exits to newly manufactured limos, but says the old limos would cost too much to modify. >> anything that can be done to make it better we would be for but within reason. >> reporter: unfortunately we just lost ken pritchett, but we will continue. the u.s. supreme court did not release a ruling on proposition 8. this time of year the court issues rulings on mondays and thursdays. a lot of people are waiting for the court's decision whether same sex marriage should be legal in california. a ruling is expected at the end of next week. the court did hand down a ruling this morning that threw out a law in arizona that required people to show proof they are u.s. citizens before they could register to vote

under the voter law. federal law precludes states frommed aing onto the federal voter form. the federal law requires people to swear under penalty of perjury that they are u.s. citizens, but does not require them to offer proof. the supreme court also made a ruling on a controversial practice by big name drug companies. at 5:45 we will break down the ruling. open for business. that could have been the sign on the lobby of oakland police head quarters this morning. the toilet broke on the third floor and that caused damage on the bottom three floors of the building. a flood of raw sewage forces the oakland a's and the visiting team out of their locker room. just last month we were forced to tell you about a rat

problem. ktvu is there now. >> reporter: something doesn't smell right about this story. i tried to contact the management company here. they did not return our calls. i will tell you a lot of people were upset about the backup here. >> outside the coliseum sits this roto-rooter truck just one day after the oakland a's and the visitor team were flooded with raw sewage, sending both teams to outside the locker room. this led the a's pitcher to tweet, i got to see the raider's clubhouse. pretty cool. >> it should happen h. with the two stadiums, they should have had sewage -- sewage shouldn't be an issue at all. >> coliseum officials claim the games that attract the fans overloaded the plumbing. a coliseum authority member told me the problem is being addressed. although, he says coliseum management never told him what

the actual cause was. a's manager lee wolf was quoted saying it is all a bunch of crap. it is a sad situation. he went on to say we're sitting in a 46-year-old venue. an economic situation where the joint partners don't have the funds to maintain the facility. it is not you have to us to main taint. one fan says it is time for the city of oakland to step up. >> a very gad reason to look into getting a new stadium or getting this one up grade somehow. >> reporter: the a's will be back home next week. problems will be rectified by that time. there is no idea if they will be getting a stadium any time soon. the a's contract sup with the city of oakland at the end of this year, but the authorities say they will be meeting this week to discuss about a possible extension. i am paul chambers, ktvu news. new at 5:00, you can call

it the shark tank, but just don't call it the hp pavilion. it is being replaced by the new name the sap center. earlier this month the software company and the san jose sharks came to a naming agreement. changed to hp pa jill i don't know when hp acquired compact 11 years ago. police are hoping the public can help locate a man suspected of a deadly shooting. the superior court has issued an arrest warrant for the 32- year-old william cordova. he has been charged with the fatal shooting of jimmy richard son. cordova is black, 5' 7" tall with plaque hair and brown eyes. police consider him to be armed and dangerous. he is an alleged serial killer representing himself. new at 5:30 what joseph naso told a jury in opening

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the fiat 500, powered by beats. breaking news from the north bay. our first pictures of the remains of a fast moving grass fire. the fire spread quickly as winds filled the sky with smoke. authorities did order a mandatory shelter in place for some residents the. you can see the burned out area. about 20-acres from what we understand. no homes were damaged. to put up a map here to give you a better idea, the fire

burned northwest of the downtown area right near thompson lane and magnolia avenue. a police chase overnight. both patrol cars ended up catching fire. here is what happened. during the chase the patrol cars got stuck in sealants. both cars stalled and then caught fire. fortunately no one was hurt, but the suspect did get away. the deputies tried to pull over a suspicious driver when it all started. hardware filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. many consider it a crucial part of the bay area agricultural history. robert martin has more. >> reporter: well, during this up and down economy, we have seen big chain stores struggle to stay together, but this one may hit home harder for many p

especially in the south bay was it is a reminder of the -- because it is a reminder of the day before silicon valley. >> some customers were stunned when the company filed for bankruptcy protection. >> it is kind of part of the community. i am going to be a little bit lost. >> the original was built in 1931. the olson family tended one of the last cherry orchards in the south bay. >> i remember my grandfather being a farmer. in 1963, '37, it was created to supply the farmers with all their tools and needs for farming. >> olson said big box stores swallowed up home garden customers. the lowe's chain will buy at least 60 of the 91 stores for $20 million and past debts.

a spokeswoman told me the company will decide which stores will close within two or three weeks. some customers say it will never be the same. >> the beginning it was old people here for a long time. they used to have all what we want here. >> it is hard. one more piece of the past that is leaving us. >> reporter: there remains some hope for this san jose store, the oldest existing store. that -- live in san jose, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. today the group susan g. comen. brinker stepped down following criticism over the clarity's decision to stop giving grants to planned parenthood. she is the executive director of the institute of med sip

national academy. government surveillance scandal. a new accusation by the formatter nsa contractor who says he was the one who leaked all the information. this new accusation involves alleged hacking by british agents. craigbswell says the timing is coming just as the gh summit is beginning. >> early photo ops show a casual conversation between other world leaders. a likely new topic of conversation to an already lengthy agenda is a guardian newspaper report siting documents from nsa whistle blower snowden alleging british agents hacked phones. president obama didn't immediately address the issue speaking to reporters today. the reports also highlight another layer of tension between talks of u.s. and

russia. russian president opposes the u.s. decision to arm rebels in the syrian conflict. russian officials have complained about previous eves dropping. meanwhile, former vice president dick cheney sounded off. >> i think he is a traitor. i think he has committed crimes by violating the agreements given the position he had. >> snowden identified himself as the whistle bore of nsa cell phone programs targeting american cell phone use during this interview. at the white house, craig boswell, fox news. if they have revealed in the past six months law enforcement made up to thousand request for customer data. that included up to 10,000 customer accounts or devices. most came from police who were investigating crimes searching for missing children or at risk

adults or trying to prevent a asked. president obama's approval ratings have plunged over the past month. a poll finds the president's approval dropped to 45%. that is president obama's lowest rating in more than 18 months. at the same time, the number of people that say they days prove grew nine points to 54%. the survey was taken just last week as the nsa scandal came to light. president obama met with russian president. both men attend the g 8 summit in ireland. they discuss the rebellion in syria. russia supports the syrian government. >> you do have different perspectives. we want to to make sure weapons are neither use the.

>> hello, everybody. the president joined british prime minister on a visit to one of the few religious linty greated schools in northern ireland, maintaining a careful balance of catholic and prot protistan. surprise inspections of gun stores and a permit renewal would be required after one year. the ordinance says it is the result of a complaint that a sports store that sales guns was allowed to open without comment. a bus driver being honored for her quick action. >> i took everybody to the emergency. i drove straight there. >> why she's now being recognized for breaking policy after a passenger was shot on her bus. >> hire is what we're working

on for you new at 6:00. hundreds of drivers mailed in their toll payments on time but still got hit with late notices. excuse we were given when we asked about the problem, when's being done to fix it. plus. a new plan to make this busy street safer for cyclist. one one group of drivers is dead set against it. >> these stories and more coming up at 6:00. medications?

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agers smashed early this morning barely missing one of the children inside. this happened just before 6:00 a.m. the mother says the first thing was not to call the police. police say all the children appeared to be under the influence of drugs, alcohol or both. a bus driver is being called a hero tonight for saving a passenger's life. she says she is thankful no one was seriously hurt >> it is something we all hope we have the guts to do when the moment happens. you do have the guts. you have the love for this city. >> the mayor thanked anderson. she was on the number 19 bus. she says three men jumped off the bus and fired at one of the windows. a passenger was grazed by the

bullet. anderson didn't hesitate. she drove a bus load full of passengers directly to a nearby hospital. >> everybody was all aboard to get him to safety. i had no one saying they wanted to get off or anything. i took everybody with me. i drove straight there. i always say a prayer every mornening before i leave the yard. i have been a driver 14 years. this is the first and hopefully the last. >> anderson is the mother of two teenage boys and says she is a calm person, but she admits she was a bit nervous after that shooting. so far police have made no arrest if that case. former nfl star chad johnson walked out of jail after a week behind bars. he originally faced 30 days in jail for violating probation on a domestic violence charge, but when he slapped his attorney on the pack side for a job well done, the judge changed the deal. opening statements began

>> a bizarre murder trial happening in the north bay. we'll take you if inside as an they caused serial killer gets his day in court. later, u.s. park officers being targeted by attackers. >> they're not taking care of that prey and ultimately the public will be a loser. several cases in golden gate park. i am back right after the break cracking a temperature drop. you're going to notice a much cooler day as we head into yourt -- as we head into your tuesday. 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,

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talk about a perfect day for a walk in the bay area. our crews found several people enjoying the sun out at oakland's beautiful lake. >> tank tops and shorts and short sleeves, but that could have to change. so our meteorologist bill martin has more. >> reporter: temperatures kind of mild around the bay area. lots of low 80s. tomorrow we will see a lot more 70s. even 60s along the coast. in antioch it is 80 p. 79 in santa rosa. these numbers, a little

chillier. let's take a look at the satellite loop. see that spinning area of clouds just off the north. this is the mechanism for the cooling that we're going to experience as we go into the next couple of days. this low pressure center will take that fog and extend that marine layer. first you notice we had the fire in petaloma. it is a westerly and a cooler wind. higher humidities, cooler on shore flow, more fog. 13miles an hour in mountain view at this hour. with that said, temperatures lower. cooler day tomorrow. tomorrow is the drop. that's the bottom of the temperature span. then we start to climb out of that little temperature hole

and warm up as we go into the bay area thursday, friday, saturday. you see the marine layer becoming they can. it is going to come up over the hill and be in your neighborhood tomorrow morning all the way from santa rosa south to san jose. there is the cloud cover. it burns off quickly. your highs tomorrow, lots of 70s. oranges are 80s around sacramento and day. last week we had high pressure, it was hot in some places. very warm. this week or the next two days we have the low pressure system. 72 in napa tomorrow. this is as cool as it gets all week. 73 in antioch. 67 in concord. you get a lot better air quality. that is good, too, if you suffer from allergies.

this kind of pattern, usually cool air. upper 50s along the coast. a day forecast sort of highlighted with tomorrow's drop in the mid-70s. wednesday, temperatures come up a couple degrees. thursday, they come up a little. friday they come up a little. saturday, dip a little. sunday they say in the mid range. that is the 5 day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. looking for fire danger to take a break the next couple days. continuing coverage now in the case of accused serial killer joseph naso. his trial is now underway. a jury member was actually brought to tears today. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. joseph naso is defending himself in court. no way to tell how that is going with the jury. we can say there was a

substantial crowd outside in the courtroom waiting to get in. so far he is getting mixed reviews. the judge would not allow audio to be recorded. lead prosecutor started the morning off kissing dna -- discussing dna evidence. t and showing photographs, a sight that brought one juror to tears. she says he kill the four victims beyond a reasonable doubt. >> ill thought it was really good. felt-- i thought she did a good job of laying it all out. >> joseph naso is defending himself and started off with good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, the you are a welcome sight. i have been waiting two years to tell my side. sometimes in a rambling narrative naso talked about his love for photography but said

clearly, quote, i am not the monster that killed these women. i didn't do that. some said naso seems like an innocent man. >> i think he did address the case clearly, that he had a real potential of being innocent. >> although naso is defending himself, public defender is assisting. >> mr. naso wanted to convey he is innocent of all charges, that he is eager to get this trial underway. >> reporter: the trial is expected to run through november. live in san mateo rafael, christian kaplan ktvu. police activity has shut down in this area. we don't know what prompted the police activity. we understand the s.w.a.t. team may be getting called in.

i actually did receive a point from a viewer on my facebook page asking about police eighthty at the station. we do -- activity at the station. if we know cal ran is tell -- tran to tell people to find another way. the 22nd street station is closed in both directions tonight. more information on this breaking situation as we get it. as congress heads into debates over immigration reform, controversy is heating up over undocumented immigrants who with commit crimes are. in houston and phoenix police believe undocumented immigrants are responsible for drunk driving accidents that killed

two officers. critics of the obama administration reform bill are calling for deportation in these cases. that has sparked a rebuttal by immigration advocates. >> these are real human situation and they require human decisions. >> the bill gives all kinds of discretion to an administration that has thoroughly abused that consideration. >> if it would have undocumented immigrants to remain in the united states if they have a spouse or child living here. a controversial practice regarding generic drugs and the changes you could see on your next visit to the pharmacy. a tax on officer at golden gate park. and why uc berkeley's newly renovated stadium isn't living up to expectations. ♪

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the largest wildfire in colorado history is now closer to containt . today the el paso county officials say they are getting closer to the point of origin. federal agents today were

digging in a field north of detroit looking for the remains of jimmy hoffa. they were acting on a tip from an underboss. he disappeared in 1975. it has long been rumored that mafia leaders ordered him killed. an attorney says his client wants to bring closure to his family. a self-confessed hitman started trial today. he is accused of 19 murders. he was a fugitive for 18 years until his arrest in california. the hitman said it broke his heart when he learned that bulger had been an fbi informant. a critical part of the work to close b.a.r.t to work on a

bridge. the university hoped to sell 2,900 endowment seats to help pay off debt. the problem is sales have fallen short and the university has now hired a professional marketing team. it is offering new deals including corporate bundles and perk pricing for friends of current seat owners. cheaper drugs could be coming to a pharmacy near you. the proposed solution by an east bay lawmaker on the backlog of claims by u.s. veterans. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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authorities took a united passenger off the plane who shouted everyone on board had been poisoned. he was also rantening about a fear of the fbi. -- ranting about a fear of the fbi. other passengers helped restrain the man. authorities have been questioning him now. they say it does not appear that anyone was hurt. the u.s. supreme court issued a rulinged to that could lead to more inexpensive generic drugs. nbc reporter drugbakar. >> the original drug makers

have paid competitors big bucks not to compete. >> it is outrageous what the companies have been doing. >> i have to pay more for drugs. that's the bottom line. so why should that be when generics have come on the market. >> director of the institute says today the supreme court sided with consumers by allowing the government to sue when such deals are made. >> i would expect to see more generics being on the market sooner and to see consumer prices coming down. >> when you see the difference in price between a brand name drug and its chemical equivalent, the difference is breathtaking. >> that compound falls by 90%. it's typical. >> currently lipitor sales for $4 a tablet.

the generic, 15-cents. one generic 3 pennies. this heart drug is 2 dollars 31. the yes in tick, just 4 cents. >> -- yes -- generic 4 cents. i am consumer editor tom vacar. what a mother eats during pregnancy could affect her child when they seat. a high fat diet alters the brain development so the babies will eventually prefer high calorie food. the research was done on monkeys. they did more bing eating. researchers looked at the

national data and found that children who were bullied by a brother or sister had more mental health issues than brothers and sisters who had not. new threats on the job. park rangersings wild life officers and park police have come under attack from visitors. jacqueline fell reports from washington now on some of that park violence that has hit california. >> violence against u.s. park rangers is up. the the group says there were nearly 600 accidents reported in 2012. that is up 38% from the year b. there were 135 reported attacks. there were 12 injuries in california, including seven attacks at golden gate park. for at redwood national park and one at yosemite. >> these public servants are the first line of response. if they are not taken care of that line will fray.

ultimately the public will be the losers. >> last year was the worst . officers are operate more like a big city police department handling shootings, stabbings, even attempts to run them over. we found out there aren't clear patterns to explain the increase in violence. employees say conflicts in park policies. the concerns are growing as agencies deal with budget cuts. >> the thin green line is getting thinner. in many instances these agencies are having to furlough officers. they are having to deal with demands with less resources. >> 2012 started off deadly. a park ranger was shot and killed new year's day. the first ranger killed in the line of duty in a decade. jacqueline felt ktvu. police are asking for the public's help to find a man if

accused of trying to kidnap a 10-year-old girl. this happened near beach boulevard. the man tried to gab the girl bull she punched him and ran away. the man is described as white and about 6 feet tall with a stocky build and tan complexion. according to police an argument in a cab. the passenger says the cab driver caught him and began choking him before getting back in the cab and driving off. police have not been able to track down that cab driver. search and rescue teams are still out trying to find a missing kayaker. the man is suspected to have

drowned. police say the man had taken off his life jacket but days peered under the water. ed to for the first time officers brought in search dogs to join in the effort. sheriff's department divers are also sweeping the lake once again. future space missions. 6,000 people applied but only eight were chosen and have of them are women. according to nasa, that is the highest percentage of fell male astronaut candidates ever selected for a class. the group is a mix of scientists and military pilots.

one step an oakland lawmaker says the government can take to get vets services they need. coming up at 6:00, three dogs tide up and abandoned. we spoke to the man who rescued them. plus. hundreds of driver say they are being penalized for not having fast tracked while crossing the golden gate bridge. we will tell you about the building -- billing the glitch. >> that's all coming up on ktv u news at 6:00. have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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a massive backlog in the u.s. veterans claims. a lawmaker says there is something that can be done. >> i am a military session july trauma survivor. -- trauma survivor. i also worked during the gulf war with hazardous material. >> veterans asking for help with their va claims can. she said veterans come home traumatized but says their

claims can languish for years. >> we can't hold our head up high because these people fought for us and yet they're not getting the relief they deserve here at home. >> governor brown signed a new state budget the legislature just approved. it includes $3 million to lope state staffers to va offices in california to help relieve the backlog. they have the longest wait time in the entire nation. she also says backlog in california translates to $800 million in needed services. google announced a legal settlement with share holders today that clears the way for a stock split. share holders sued the company saying a proposed deal would unfairly benefit the cofounders because of a twist in the issuance of new shares with no voting powers. google says the arrangement will help preserve their power to guide the company. the deal includes compensation for any difference between the

share price of voting and nonvoting shares. facebook has scheduled a press event and some sort of unvailing for this thursday. rumors are swirling that they plan to introduce a new video feature for its instagram app. some are calling it the vine effect because of a twitter owned feature called vine. now to our continuing coverage of two wildfires burning in the northern california. the largest is the so-called carston fire. it husbander 900-acres off carston road near highway 140 which is one of the may routes into you semite. an evacuation order is in place for about 150 homes that are threatened. the second fire burning in madera has is now 80%

contained. the beginning of this newscast we started with breaking news on a fire in the north bay. bill martin, our chief meteorologist has more. >> reporter: temperatures were warm. that is why they got a good break on the fire. low clouds for everybody in the morning. temperatures around the bay are in the low 70s and mid-60s. ill will be cool as you get going tomorrow. inland we are look for daytime highs in the mid 70s. specific forecast highs for you for tomorrow. the 74 in fairfield. 72 in napa. these are the highs for your tuesday. they are significantly cooler than today. you will notice a cool down tomorrow. 67 in oakland. along the coast, patchy fog and temperatures in the mid-50s. definitely a cooler day tomorrow. better news for fire danger. they eliminated toll takers

at the golden gate bridge, but drivers who paid by check tell us this has created an spirally new problem. graphic testimonied to in the richmond gang rape trial. for the first time we hear from the victim and just how badly she was injured. san francisco has a plan to the get bike riders off one of its busiest streets. >> not good. the road is very small. >> why there is resistance to the route of choice.

a man who held place bay has been taken into custody. up until just about 10 minutes ago all trains were stopped there in both directions. what we are showing you here is video from news chopper 2. you see a lot of police presence. as of just minutes ago we have learned the suspect police were looking for at the 22nd street cal train station has been taken into custody. of course it may take a couple minutes for the situation to completely subside. we do know one man is in custody. a registered nurse napa state hospital is recovering after an attack by a patient over the weekend. a representative says the nurse was attacked last night. the nurse activated a personal alarm and other staffers responded immediately. the patient was arrested and taken to jail. a hospital represent have won't -- representative said an investigation is underway. the woman who is at the center of a richmond gang rape trial took the stand today