>> this family needs you lord ♪ mothers unite to mourn a child killed in another senseless shooting. the victim this time, a young girl at a sleep over. good evening everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm gasia mikaelian, julie haener has this night off. tonight residents tell us they're afraid to open the door

after a girl was killed. alishia opened the door, as she responded, someone opened fire. amber lee has the story. >> reporter: police tell us they're looking for surveillance video. the stepmother of the girl killed tells me the family will never be the same. >> ♪ >> reporter: these mothers share a bond. many have lost children to gun violence. tonight they came to pay their respects to 8-year-old alishia caradene and her family. >> stop the senseless violence, stop these mothers from having to bury their babies. >> reporter: alishia was at her friend's home for a sleep over.

but at 11:30 last night, they opened fire through the screen door. holding red paper hearts alishia made her grandmother. karen smith asked us not to show her face. she lives next door to where alishia was staying. >> i feel horrible. like we let her down. >> reporter: oscar grant's mother also came to show support. >> this is a baby. she doesn't have an opportunity to get married, she doesn't have an opportunity to have children. >> reporter: more than 30 police officers uniformed and plain clothes canvassed the neighborhood. we asked if a 32-year-old man who was inside was the intended target. police would not either confirm

or reply. only ktvu's eric rasmussen was there when a group of local pastors finished a meeting this afternoon with top city officials. >> reporter: the killing of a little girl touched a nerve in the city. >> that could have been any of our children, we are outraged. >> reporter: but these pastors from 18 african american churches say talking about it isn't enough. today they met with the oakland police chief and the mayor. >> we demand protection for our community right now. if we have to march up and down the street, knocking on doors to say enough is enough, that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: today chief jordan joined them. >> they're saying it's an emergency, it's out of control. do you see it that way? >> if an 8-year-old girl is getting shot in an apartment, i would say that's an emergency. >> reporter: part of the solution is having more african american police officers with

ties to the community. and they use this opportunity to call for the reinstatement of captain jordan who was moved from east oakland. >> he's been what we consider an excellent police officer in our community. we were just outraged that he's been removed. >> reporter: chief wen would not talk personnel moves with us. libby shaub lives close to here and say it is city needs more resources to fight this on. >> join the conversation on facebook. new video tonight of a car crash that's left a home in hercules red tagged. the car landed upside down on top of two other cars that have since been removed. the driver was taken to chase

medical center. the chase started when police were trying to remove a car. police are investigating a shooting. a witness said officers were chasing the suspect when they managed to corner him in his car. officers then got out and started approaching the vehicle. the witness says the driver appeared to reach for something when the offers opened fire to kill the man. he has not been identified yesterday. a trooper upset with the roller stone cover. sean murphy says he was incensed so he has now published his own photos in boston magazine.

one shows a desheveled dzhokhar tsarnaev. we found a buehrleing game bookstore that does plan to sell the magazine. the owner told us if people don't like it they don't have to buy it. the job growth continues to show improvement. the government statistics shows that 1,700 jobs were alded. that's the lowest level in five years and is a slight improvement from 8.6% in may. 20% of the new jobs added in june, santa clara county added 3,700 jobs. and 1,200 huh 1,200 new jobs

in san francisco. california's unemployment rate has been below 9% for three consecutive months now. that's a threshold for a tier four federal extension. it's the lowest extension for benefits but starts next month it goes away. 4,500 californians would have been eligible. the california uc regents has made it official and confirmed janet napolitano. jana katsuyama live at uc berkeley tonight and tells us napolitano's selection was met with loud protest that escalated to student arrests. >> reporter: the protest happened over at uc mission bay in san francisco. but let me tell you napolitano's job is not going

to be easy heading up the 10uc campuses and even this first day of president-elect was marked by controversy. protesters shouted at the uc regents meeting today. prompting dozens of campus police to move in. many were undocumented students concerned about napolitano's job six students were arrested and removed from the room. napolitano later addressed their concerns. >> when the students raise issues i will listen and i will learn. >> reporter: napolitano will become the 20th president of the system and the first female. the latest in the lifetime of firsts for the new york native.

she was santa clara's first valedictorian. the first female arizona mayor. >> i come with a history of managing big complex institutions and as someone who is really passionate about higher education. >> reporter: some uc faculty members were concerned that she might higher contractors. >> we are concerned she was hired in order to increase the involvement between the university and that industry. >> reporter: students have their own hopes and opinions. >> the priority needs to be to increase access. improve financial aid services. >> i think it shows that we're open to change at the uc system is looking for something new. i think she is going to do a

great job. >> reporter: napolitano plans to meet tomorrow with mark yudoff to discuss the school's future. new details, napolitano is expected to be paid a salary of $570,000. they offered $20,000 more which is what the current president makes but napolitano opted to take the pay cut. she is also said to take a one time stipend of $590,000. the university announced the suspension of five online courses today. this comes six months after they debuted. the university says it needs to reevaluate the courses and is

considering longer semesters for online students and a different syllabus to online courses. the san mateo coroner has called a press conference tomorrow to release the autopsy results from the victims of asiana. at tomorrow's briefing we expect to learn if it was a fire truck that killed a victim or if she was already dead when she was hit. a plan to stop violent protests like these. the tools that would be banned and why critics say it's not enough. >> we'll show you how warm temperatures will get tomorrow

morning. >> what companies are doing that could actual will be crippling silican valley.

oakland police are releasing more pictures of some of the violent protesters this last weekend in the hopes that someone will recognize them. one picture shows a man with a white baseball cap trying to smash a window. a second is a blurry shot of someone's face. both pictures were taken saturday night after the zimmerman verdict came down.

and tonight at 10:30, the renewedded effort to ban the very tools some of those protesters used. and why that is just as controversial as the protests themselves. two young men were found guilty in a 2009 gang rape of a 16-year-old girl in richmond high school. as john sasaki reports the two could be sentenced to spend the rest of their lives behind bars. >> reporter: 20-year-old peters and 20-year-old montano were led into the courtroom to hear the judge's decision. >> guilty of rape. >> reporter: the two were charged with the same charges. that last charge included a great body injury enhancement. >> there was one period of assault at which a great number of injuries were inflected on

jane doe. >> it was so barbaric and having gotten to snow jane doe and her father and mother -- to know jane doe and her family made it more difficult. i'm sure where she's at now that she will be satisfied with the outcome. i mean nothing ever makes what happened this horrific event go away but i think she will appreciate that justice has been served. >> reporter: the accused each had family and friends in the courtroom. montayo said she was disappointed but not shocked. >> he committed an offense which did not rise to the level of the conviction although i understand how the jury got there. >> reporter: both will be sentenced to two to 32 years in

prison. john sasaki, ktvu news. the city of detroit took on an unflattering title as the largest city to file for bankruptcy. that debt obligation has grown to $18 billion for what the city blames on decades of population decline, auto industry problems and government corruption. today the emergency manager assured the state's residents they will not be affected. >> services will remain open, paychecks will be made. bills will be paid, nothing changes from the standpoint of the ordinary citizens perspective. public employees -- employee unions are vowing to fight that move.

vallejo declared bankruptcy with $111 million in debt back in 2008 and has since recovered. stockton also filed for bankruptcy last year. and in 1994, orange county said it was $2 billion in debt and declared bankruptcy. some of the biggest names in silican valley are asking president obama to aoeu -- allow them to release to the public information on the government's surveillance request. one analyst says this request isn't as aughtistic as it sounds. >> reporter: this letter dated today was signed by more than 60 companies and nonprofit groups. including google, yahoo along with the aclu. they want the federal government to allow internet companies how many requests they received for customer data

and how many accounts. they say the question of how often the government are using these authorities. >> the company has no authority to the u.s. government. they're looking for some leverage. >> reporter: tech analyst, dan averly says that the main reason is reassure oversea buyers. china is already blocking tech specialists. >> they're not allowed to provide information. these foreign governments are saying we're going to assume it's everything and we're not buying from you anymore. >> they already know it's happening and we can't do anything about it. but here there's a chance we can do something about it. at least talk about it maybe they can pass a legislation. >> reporter: while a young tech user we spoke with seemed less concerned about privacy.

>> our data is being tracked and collected. when we talk about privacy, what is it that we're really trying to hide from the government. >> reporter: web anderly believes that the market will lose 20% of sales. he says that would cripple silican valley. reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. at ktvu.com we posted the full letter to the obama administration. just look for the hot topics section of the united states. a drop in jobless claims and strong earnings reports sent the stock market into a record. the nasdaq inched one point and the s & p500 also set a record after gaining eight points. google's stock went in the opposite direction after it reported disappointing shares. the money that google has been getting from its ads fell again

in the second quarter. a trend that began 7-quarters ago. the pleasanton based grocery store chain said it's profits fell partly because of profits of the sales of canadian. safeway has been facing competition from target and wal- mart. there's fog out there right now. the fog pushing across san bruno gap into the hayward oakland area. the fog will continue to move in tonight. there'll be plenty of it tomorrow morning. a little bit like this set will burn off quickly tomorrow. inland valley warmer, it's already warmer than it was last night. you can see, the cool air not getting into the inland bay valleys. that's the heat starting to work its way from the southwest. temperatures on the increase as we head into your tomorrow. there's your fog forecast for tomorrow. it's around but not as much as

we've seen. burns off quickly but watch the temperatures. the colors being representing temperatures moving in. those are hundreds showing up in the inland valley. another 5 degrees, 6 degrees of warming. a warmer day with numbers into the mid-90s. when we come back we have your friday forecast. we'll have the specific number for your city. there are popular target of thief, the new technology that would render cell phones useless and how it was put to use today. and a failure that prompted a rescue. what experts say is behind it. ♪

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california. calosha says frayed wiring was the cause for the power outage. approval from cal, o sha is needed before the mono rail can start operating again. >> two internet giants put their brains to the test. officials want to know if new software can leave the phone inoperable. the idea is to make the phones of little value to thieves. >> it seems as if everyone in san francisco has a smart phone although not everyone is able to hold on to it. about half the thefts here involve a cell phone. >> walking around the city you're pretty cautious or careful ability -- about where you're using it? >> no i just use it. >> reporter: that's not necessarily true and that cell phone makers bear some of the responsibility. today he called in a tech task force to táers out new apple --

force to test out new apple technology software. that can remotely lock the phone and erase personal data. they also tested an apple iphone five activation lock that requires the users apple id and password to use the device. >> i think what's really important is for the first time the mayor smart phone manufacturers are viewing theft as a problem they feel is now part of their responsibility. >> reporter: all across this country, cell phone theft is a mayor concern. >> reporter: greg suhr says consumers must do their part too. the department has partnered with lebser cab to run this ad. >> i said blue in the face, you would not walk down the street counting 200 or $300 and not paying attention. that's what you're doing when you're walking down the street and not paying attention to the surroundings. >> reporter: even if those stolen cell phones can't be used to make calls, they can

be sold. and verizon's edge plan will let users get a new phone every six months if they want to but the deal requires that the original phone is 50% paid off. at&t's next doesn't require the 50% payment, but you can make monthly payments for a year to upgrade. and team mobile began the trend about a week ago with its new jump plan. it allows two upgrades per year with a down payment. operations are now back to normal. trucks were lined up for hours even though the long shore workers returned to their jobs last month. they had refused to remove cargo after one of their workers died on the job on tuesday. truckers were unable to make any pick ups or deliveries. two brothers killed four years apart. why police think the killings

are connected. >> plus, they may be his final words on video. cory montese's message for a fan. >> and should ordinary tools be banned from protests? the proposals seeing new light after all of the street violence in oakland this week. a reminder that 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. [ birds chirping ]

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oakland is looking at banning so called tools of vandalism. the makeshift weapons protesters use to attack people and officers. >> reporter: this wrench, a foot long would be illegal. this one much smaller would not even though it can break a

window too. but backers say the ban is a start. vandals bash and run possibly caught later. but an oakland councilman wants to get ahead of them. >> you don't show up to a protest with a sledge hammer right. >> reporter: noel gallo says thins like spray paint and fire fluid are not things that should be allowed at a protest. shields and slingshots would be banned too. the idea first pitched last year after occupy protests became riots. >> this is not a tool of violence. this is a tool of freedom of speech. >> reporter: under fierce opposition, the proposal faded. the retooled law is more specific on what would be banned. >> and we're just standing there trying to divert people

from the windows. >> reporter: people smashed windows. >> the only hammers that should be down here right now are those that are boarding down the businesses. >> reporter: if you take away a hammer they will just pick up a chair. >> everywhere you look there's things that could be used as a weapon. >> reporter: these cafe workers retreated behind gates, tonight hearing about banned items. >> it's a good idea. i'm for it but i just think it's going to be difficult to do. >> reporter: when the ban comes up for discussion and a possible vote next tuesday, councilman gallo expects a big protest. oakland has another anti zimmerman protest to weather that's saturday. the police chief says says he will be ready. deborah villalon, ktvu news. relatives of a berkeley man

killed last night believe he was the intended shooting two years ago that killed his brother. it happened just before 7:00 p.m. less than a week after the men who killed his brother were sentenced to life in prison. his brother charles c.j. davis was shot and killed in may 2009. prosecutors say gang members may have wanted to kill germane but instead retailuated against him by killing his brother -- retaliated against him by killing his brother charles. a wildfire in southern california is causing thousands of people to leave their homes. the so called mountain fire is burning in very steep terrain in mountain center. so far more than 22,000 acres have been burned since the fire first started on monday. at least seven structures have been damaged or destroyed and as many as 4,000 more are threatened. >> that's our house right there. so we kind of had to, you know

say our goodbyes just in case we don't come back. >> right now 3,000 fire fighters are battling the fire and as of tonight it is only 15% contained. texas governor rick perry today signed sweeping new abortion regulations giving the state some of the toughest restrictions in the country. the new measure was met with protests, it bans abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy unless a woman's life is in imminent danger. the law also requires doctors who work at abortion clinics to have hospital admitting privileges. a military judge upheld the highest -- to manning. the judge said there was enough evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that manning knowingly gave information to groups like al-qaida. british air safety

authorities are recommending emergency locator transmitter be disabled on dream liners. last week a fire broke out on an empty 787 at london's heathrow airport. it apparently started in and around a transmitter. boeing has agreed with the recommendation. the transmitters are usually only helpful during a crash in a remote location. this after another dream liner was grounded. the flight returned to boston as a precautionary measure. an airlines spokesperson said the indicator light was related to a fuel pump light. images have surfaced of some of the last images of actor cory montege. >> stay out of trouble and stay in school.

>> that video was shot for a fan on a flight. producers say they need two weeks to rewrite what they're calling monteague's major story line. a long forgotten film shot will be rereleased. >> very first shot, i see is the ferry building, market street. then i see the chronicle. a guy selling newspapers on fifth and mission. it goes on and on. it's an amazing time capsule. >> because few theaters still

show the 3-millimeter film it's unlikely it will ever be shown again. it'll be shown at the castro theater. a new baby gorilla was born yesterday weighing in at 5- pound and one ounce. zoo keepers say she is responding well. she will be introduced slowly to the zoo's six other gorillas. a mystery on the beach. in news of the world, the discovery of hundreds of dead sting rays on a mexican beach. and one theory on where they came from. >> at 10:45, chief meteorologist bill martin will have his extended forecast and where we'll see near triple digit heat. and rising prices at the gas pump. plus when oil is expected to peak. ♪

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a belmont man is facing charges in connection with a hit-and-run i said dent on a busy street. police arrested jesse heapes at his house tonight. they say his car jumped the median and struck three vehicles. we have a photo here of the scene. one of the drivers suffered minor injuries. police arrested heapes on charges of hit-and-run and driving under the influence. the summer driving season means demand and consumption of gas is up. analysts say they expect summer prices to be the highest in five years. right now north american refineries are operating at close to peak capacity. meantime researchers at stanford and uc say the demand will peak then start to decline.

concerns that we are depleting the earth's supply of oil are unwarranted. researchers say their findings count on the dependence of conserve oil. a proposed pilot program would put digital license plates with wireless capabilities on as many as 160,000 cars. state lawmakers are considering the program. privacy advocates warn the plates make motorists more as a rulerrable to government surveillance. in south africa. >> ♪ >> children sang happy birthday to nelson mandela on the occasion of his 95th birthday. it was one of many celebrations around the world. mandela's family visited him in the hospital and say he smiled and nodded to them. his health has been improving as he continues to battle a

lung infection. john kerry took a helicopter to a sprawling refugee camp. it is home to some 115,000 people who have fled the civil war in neighboring syria. the refugees asked kerry to do more. kerry told them he would pass along their request to the white house and other world leaders. in mexico, at least 250 dead sting rays have washed up on shore on a beach in the gulf coast. authorities are trying to determine if the deaths are linked to action by mexico's national oil company. some witnesses say fishermen dumped the rays because they could not get good prices for it. chopped ring way wings are popular snacks in v era cruz. the bomb squad checked it out and determined it was

harmless. the man said he found it and brought it home without realizing it could be dangerous. the new median price and when one expert thinks the market will make a full recovery. >> you are looking at a one of a kind submersible bound for antartica. we'll tell you why it's in tahoe today and the sciences that it offers. >> and we're going to look at the peaks in your complete bay area forecast. [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce, you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. [ rooster crows ] that's why safeway works closely with local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil.

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it's not often that you see a submarine in the waters of lake tahoe but that's exactly what happened today. ktvu's ken pritchett explains why the sub was exploring the lake. it is shaped something like a cigar and its name is sir or sub ice rover. >> it's designed to go through

the antartic ice sheet. >> reporter: we went on a tour where surf is on its first trials. the submersible is bound for antartica but why test it here. first of all the water is deep. relatively close and also the water is very calm. that's good for testing. scientists went to liz taylor, president of doer marine to build it. >> i want to go through this porthole and carry all these sensors and you're like okay. definitely a challenge. >> reporter: eight years in the works at the cost of $1.9 million, its test will provide valuable science by taking hd video and scans of the west shore scans. >> it's one of the most hazardous faults here in the lake tahoe basin. >> reporter: geological scientists say if a major quake

hits, the typically gentle waves of tahoe could be replaced by a tsunami 30 feet high. >> because it's an enclosed basin, the waves will bounce back and forth for hours. >> reporter: lake tahoe is just a warm up for s.u.r. which has a date with ice next year. >> really awesome. >> reporter: at lake tahoe, ken pritchett, ktvu news. at ktvu.com you will find more pictures. just look for the hot topic section. you will also find more information on the web links. and new tonight, new information on a shooting investigation. police stopped a man's car and were approaching it on foot. as officered neared the car, the man reached over as if he were to grab something. that's when the officers opened fire. it happened near nut tree road. no word yet on the identity of the man killed.

home values are moving quickly higher in the bay area with another big leap last month. real estate tracking firm data quick says the median price jumped to $550,000. that's 3% higher than it was last june for the largest annual increase in 24 years. >> in actual, actual numbers the tax role is within 5.5% of what it was in 2008. at the height the record height. >> the contra costa county assessor says that means tax records will bounce back by next year. emmy nominations were announced today. now here is a list of the

nominees for best dramatic series. breaking bad, downtown abby, game of thrones, homeland, house of card and madmen. and of note here, none of those shows are on a major broadcast network. for the best comedy series the nominees are big bang theory, girls, loiuis, 30 rock and veep. hoards of comic books have conveyed at comicon ended today in downtown san diego right there at the convention center. the relay raises money for the make a wish convention. more than 126,000 people are expected to attend the four day festival. it warmed up today. it's going to warm up tomorrow right into the bay area weekend. look at these numbers as it got

up there. remember monday and tuesday. temperatures out here were in the 70s. it's warmed up into the 90 as we head into tomorrow. saturday. even sunday fog along the coast right now. you can see it lingering there. it's getting pushed inland tonight a little bit but not as much as the last few nights. here it is shooting next to the san bruno gap by the airport to the air squishes through there. it will fill in more tonight up in the north bay as well. when you wake up tomorrow just not as much fog coverage adds we what we saw the last few mornings. the inland temperatures stay pretty warm. just from that you can summize it tomorrow is going to be a warmer day. so fog forecast in the morning. there's your coverage, right. it's less than what we had this

morning. but it burns quickly right back to the coast. foggy coast pretty much all day. inland temperatures are going to rise rapidly. as high pressure comes in, temperatures came up a good four or 5 degrees. as it moves in closer, it pumps fog into the northwest. temperatures are going to come up as well. i have 90s, upper 90s but you could see low 100s. for tomorrow, we're going 96 in vacaville, 96 in brentwood. 76 in alameda. notice around the bay, how much cooler it is. this is what you expect this time of year. bay area weather summer months. nice and cool coast, mild bay. this is not a heat wave this is kind of what you expect. the five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. there's your friday and saturday. you see the numbers come up and

then sunday they come up a little bit more. as you see temperatures start to wind up a little bit. if you want heat you know where to go. if you want cool you know where to go. most of us live right near the middle. there's your five day forecast, we will see you tomorrow at 5:00 and 6:00 then at 10:00 if all goes well. >> thank you, so much bill. a warning about west nile virus is going out in contra costa county. they detected the virus in a dead bird found in alamo in discovery bay. they say the warm weather has helped the mosquito population grow and they're asking people to check their yard for standing water because that's where mosquitoes breed. and it's going to be a big

sports weekend. >> all golfers at hand for the open. the greens made for tricky putts. others others could not blame the greens. his reaction describes his 4- over 75. here's the one in the million. thomas bejorn hits the $85,000 camera lens on the espn shot there. two over 73 for him. not a proud moment. tiger improvising at 24. nicely out of the bunker. set himself up on the green for a par putt and a good round. he's in it as is lefty phil mickelson. draining the put at 14. two-under for him on the day. he is three back like tiger. zack johnson look at him here.

45-foot eagle put. 5-under round of 66. he hasn't won a masters -- he won the masters but hasn't won a big one in a long time. tiger assessing y's conditions. >> it was tough, it was the golf course progressively got more and more dried out and more difficult as you played. i'm very pleased shooting the everyone par better. i try to keep the ball in front of me as best i could. and the whole put if i could. if i could keep it below the hole. it was so difficult to get the volume. >> meantime good legal news for a 49ers star line backers, and jason kidd coaching career off to a star studded start in brooklyn. sports part two next. [ male announcer ] how do you do a summer clearance the dodge way? first wait till summer. then get the cars ready.

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you know the warriors are the it team around here but lots of provocative stories to follow around the nba come basketball time in the fall. dwight howard in houston and how about jason kidd as head coach in brooklyn. nets have more in mind than worried about the rivalry against the knicks. >> it is a nice rivalry here

between the two of us. hopefully we can get the better of them this year. but the big picture is that championship. the big thing is just to win that rivalry. but the gold trophy is what we're here for. >> one last worry for the 49ers as they prepare to open camp. brooks had his legal problems disappear as the district office announced they will not pursue charges against the 49er linebacker. brooks apparently hit a teammate over the head with a bottle. brooks a seven year nfl vet started every game for the 49ers. and that is the sporting life for tonight. camps for raiders and the 49ers opening next week. so looking forward to that. >> i can't wait. >> baseball is back tomorrow night. >> okay. thanks mark. thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. right now we're working to

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