from san francisco police, we found 60 cases of cell phone robberies so far this month and there are a few more just today. >> reporter: they didn't know but these women were walking down an alley off of mission street where a man's cell phone was the target of a robbery earlier this morning. >> reporter: are you worried? >> no. >> reporter: just a few blocks away another person was hit after 3:30 a.m. it was the 63 cell phone robbery in san francisco this month. police say two suspects with a gun approached the victim d manding money and -- demanding money and his cell phone. going through every san francisco crime report in june, half of them involved a cell phone. so far this month there have been 16 reported cell phone robberies in the mission district alone. more than any other neighborhood. bay view had the second most

with 12. >> almost 30 in the last week. what does that tell you? >> the problem is continuing to grow. >> reporter: san francisco district attorney -- san francisco district attorney george gascsn has been working to come up with a way to disable cell phones when they are stolen. apple announced new rity there but it is a step in the right direction. samsung will do something by july 1. >> reporter: today the association representing cell phone carriers told tus is taking steps to im-- told us it is taking steps to improve safety but consumers must remote lock, wipe and track their devices. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. we have new information tonight about a brothel bust on the peninsula. there is another location in

fremont. one suspect made his first court appearance as the search goes on for his wife. ktvu's alex savage was in court and learned the case may be the tip of the ice burg. >> reporter: investigators tell me the women were moved around the world and more arrests could be coming soon. one of the pimps involved in the international operation went before a judge. >> reporter: facing charges of pimping and human trafficking, zhi liu appeared in court. zhi liu and his wife ran a brothel out of their san francisco apartment. other brothels were busted in fremont and san francisco. what has been uncovered so far is just the tip of the ice

burg. >> coming from another country. the potential to be bigger is there. >> reporter: yesterday agents searched zhi liu's apartment, seizing $50,000 in cash, records and computers. it is all evidence of a international sex trafficking operation. the women were rotated making it hard for neighbors to noting anything unusual. >> less likely they will be recognized, less likely they will form a relationship and somebody to report to. basically moving them around keeps them helpless. >> judge ordered zhi liu not to leave california if he posts bond. prosculators are worried -- prosecutors are worried he may head to china. there is no evidence his client brought women here from over

seas his attorney says. they are working to find his wife, she is facing the same charges as her husband but she remains on the run. live, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. the search for a kayaker believed to have drowned has been suspected because they don't have enough money to continue the search. they have been looking for him since sunday. police say it looks like he took off his life jacket to swim to shore before he disappeared under the water. police are trying to find more money to resume the search. three people charged could be responsible for other burglaries on the peninsula and south bay. police arrested them last week. a police officer who stopped them for a traffic violations

discovered their car was linked to a burglary. police found several peoples of stolen property in the car and the suspects homes tying them to other burglaries. lawyers saying inmates in psychiatrist wards are not given adequate care or attention. they want a judge to increase the over sight of the programs. lawyers say lack of staff may have contributed to the recent deaths of two inmate. officials say the state is giving proper care. a 56-year-old man stabbed to death for no apparent reason. the three people accused of killing gregorio ogana had their day in court today. ktvu's robert handa has more. >> reporter: as we reported at 5:00 p.m., the three suspects in that homicide were charged here today, and that included a

17-year-old that will be tried as an adult. it is a case that is causing a lot of grief. >> reporter: this picture looks different than the mugshot of cassandra reyes. she is one of three people charged in the stabbing death. police say robert alvarez and a 17-year-old were also arrested. but her sister says she was with the group and insists only robert alvarez was involved in the violence. >> i feel that it is terrible what happened and i just feel like, you know, they didn't have nothing to do with it. >> the family of the victim gregorio ogana didn't want to comment but his nephew said the family is still in pain from the loss of gregorio ogana but thank goodness justice has been

served. they robbed him and killed him. >> typically people instill fear and rob a person. in this case the suspect chose to go ahead and stab the victim. >> reporter: they say trying a juvenile as an adult is sometimes necessary. >> it is important to send a strong message. >> reporter: the three suspects are held without bail and return to court july 11. records on why they were arrested have been sealed by the court. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police today released the name of a bicyclist killed by a hit-and- run driver. he died after he was hit from behind by an suv. the vehicle is a 2000 model dodge durango or dakota.

the suv is dirty white, light gray or silver. richmond joins other cities in banning single use plastic bags. stores will have to charge 5 cents if they take a paper bag. it takes effect next january. the water district says it is not making any decisions about using herbicide. a grand jury report urged them to do so to reduce fire risk. they don't decide till a report is finished. that won't happen till december. city is taking a stand against makers of assault weapons. they approved a measure to bar it from investing in companies that manufacture guns. the measure is symbolic as there are no such investments by the city but leaders says it

make as statement about their commitment to social responsibility. a bill would have suspected the -- suspended the request for public records in 10 days. supporters say they would save the state money. bart is about to go under the microscope with a new ought. bart police chief says he wants to see how well they are implementing reforms ordered after the shooting of oscar grant. the audit will be done by the same police chief who headed up the review after the death. bart says the ought will begin in -- audit will begin in july. the movie about the shooting of

oscar grant will be shown in oakland tomorrow night. the stars and director will be at the screening. the film won the grand jury prize. it opens on july 12. we learned today the dog that attacked a six-year-old boy has been euthanized. the family provided us this photo. it was taken a couple weeks ago. the family says there was never any sign the dog posed a danger. the dog bit the boy on the head as they played together. the boy later died at the hospital. the owner is the uncle and a police officer. no charges have been filed. the fate of gay marriage could be announced tomorrow, we will show you how people are preparing for any outcome.

>> and after the break more money for california lawmakers. we will reveal the pay raise in store when it starts and how much lawmakers will rake in. >> and then coming up in 7 minutes, what to expect for the first day of summer.

a couple, the landlords from hell will spend four years in prison on charges they harassed their tenants. prosecutors say kip and nicole macy wanted to turn their building into condos. tenants say nicole macy poured ammonia on their belongings and sawing through the floor boards of one apartment.

>> he saw the saw coming in. >> the two jumped bail in 2010. and arrested last year. they have pleaded guilty to burglary, stalking and attempted grand theft. new at 6:00 p.m. the supreme court could make a ruling on california's prop 812 hours from now. ktvu's noelle walker found businesses gearing up for the big rush if duchess of came -- if same-sex couples get the go ahead. >> reporter: it could get busier depending on what the supreme court decides. >> reporter: the phone is ringing more these days. >> okay. okay. >> reporter: she owns a wedding planning. she has been planning their

dream weddings for more than a decade. >> we will recreate this. >> reporter: some of the ceremonies have been for two brides or two groups. the supreme court is expected to hand down its decision about same-sex marriage tomorrow or next week. wedding planners who cater to same-sex couples could get the benefits. >> more people are looking for wedding planners. if the -- you know, if that goes through, it would do a huge benefit. it would be a huge benefit to the wedding industry. >> reporter: more than 200 couple as year get hitched at the clerk's office. >> they are booked to the point where we need make reservations. >> reporter: if the supreme court allows same-sex marriages to go forward -- >> we are ready in the event decides tomorrow. we are set. >> the clerk anticipate as 20% increase in weddings and paper work, which is the same no

matter who is getting married. >> romantic. >> romantic. should be in pink. >> reporter: you could see the form is not pink it is what and it is not gender specific. refers to both parties. and they have been this way for the past three years. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. law makers are about to get a 5% raise restoring one of the cuts during the recession. the committee approved the pay increase today. they will get $5,000 more per year for a total of $95,000 a year starting december 1. the governor's pay raises to $174,000. >> what they have done two years before is cut 18% so they are making 20% less than 2009.

all we did was restore 5% additional cut. >> the commissioners say the picture convinced them to approve the pay hike. apple tv users can now watch hbo and espn. those are two of the five new apps. apple is also adding sky news, concerts and music documentaries. and a san francisco based video service for japanese and asian media. nex46 is expanding. they -- ex46 is expanding in the neth -- felt 46 is expanding in the nether -- netflix is expanding in the netherlands. the 49ers sold 80% of the suits and seats at the new

stadium. while fans had concerns over cost the 49ers have something for nearly every price point. the most expensive suits, $500,000 a year for 10 years have been sold out for months. undeveloped land in the east bay will now become a new park. the park district voted to buy 1800 acres of open space near brentwood for $14 million. the sale does not include the golf course. the area will become deer valley regional park. nice day today. temperatures warmed in some areas. 80 degrees inch antioch, scioscia -- in antioch, santa rosa. the warming trend is beginning, or begun. no fog at the coast.

fog this morning. 70s, upper 70s. tomorrow night the numbers upper 70s and low 80s tomorrow. temperatures will be on the increase tomorrow and friday and saturday. forecast tonight, patchy coastal fog. no big deal. and then gone. a warming trend starting tomorrow. noticeable. through friday. saturday is nothing to sneeze at. nice. the warmth is thursday and friday and temperatures fall off sunday. over night lows, 46 in napa. san francisco upper 60s. oakland hills mid-70s. wattinate creek upper 70s. mid-80s into the eastern livermore valley. forecast as the low-pressure system begins to move off. as you know for the high it build in.

fire danger goes up as you know. air quality goes down. tomorrow patchy morning fog. sunny and warmer into thursday. fog forecast for the morning hours, you see it right here long the coast. patchy. no big deal. 9:00 a.m., gone quickly. more 80s. warmer day tomorrow. lots of 60s along the coast. for most of us, most of us, upper 70s. 81 clear lake tomorrow. 81 concord. 79 danville. the valley, 81 in morgan hill. 82 gilroy. along the coast, mid-60s. really nice day. good air quality. five-day forecast, inland, coast and bay numbers. high temperatures tomorrow mid- 80s and then upper 80s friday. and saturday. sunday a drop in temperatures, back down into e 70s.

by monday with a chance of sprinkles on tuesday. >> what? >> i know. >> summer is almost here. >> hours away. >> sprinkles -- >> yeah. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, more than just fun and games at the fair, how female athletes will make fair history. the one area where women seem to do better than men, ktvu channel 2 -- join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the 49ers locked up a key member of their defense. and lawmakers decided to roll their way through lunch with a sushi competition, how it highlights a multi billion dollar contributor to california's economy.

lawmakers put their sushi making skills to the test in sacramento. the capital roller competition is a celebration of the rice industry that contributes $2 billion a year to the economy. she made the best sushi roll. mark is here now with

sports. giants took care of business today. >> you could almost see this coming, last night, one of the padres hit a home run. and if you saw the game yesterday, you know what i am talking about. he comes to the plate today. madison bumgarner says hello. pitch behind him. the two exchange words. and he is like come on, let's go. let's go. benches empty. no punches thrown that i could see anyway. they settled things things down. that is revenge. deep he goes. doing his talking with his bat. that home run had the padres up 2-1 in the 7th. bottom of the 7th. two on. blanco, showing up in the highlights just about every day since pagan came down with an injury. that is a two run triple which puts the giants ahead for good.

4-2 final. the giants take 2-3 from the padres. it will be a long, hot summer in the west. good news for the 49ers. defensive tackle justin smith signs. the defense last year wasn't the same when he was injured. agrees to the two year extension. terms not released. he means so much to the defense. he is getting up there in age. he is nothing about part time and he made that clear today. >> that is not going to happen. i mean, i said that, i meant that. i won't be a guy around for 10 snaps. it is i am going or not going. time to get out here, i am going. >> there you go. well said. back to baseball. stanford man signed, the number one draft pick in the amateur

draft, going to the san to the astros. the biggest contract astros signed, chris young. >> thank you. tonight at 10:00 p.m. a celebration of summer jobs, the effort to curve crime by putting people to work and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. we will see you at 10:00 p.m.

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