reappeared in the area and had contacted sandra coke asking for help in getting his life back together. sandra coke disappeared sunday evening. today her family announced a $100,000 reward for information about her disappearance. >> she was the find of person who would have done the same and we all are just desperate to see her returned home safely. >> reporter: today her family announced they set up a hot line for people to leave tips, you will find it on www.ktvu.com. at this point our sources say he is not talking. sandra coke's family asks if he has any information that he immediately come forward with it. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. a new lawsuit filed in the asiana airlines plane crash in

san francisco that killed three people, new at 6:00 p.m., ktvu learned it is it first to name asiana airlines and boeing. ktvu's david stevenson got the first copy of it lawsuit. david? >> reporter: we obtained this copy of the lawsuit that was filed two hours ago. what is unusual about it, is who it is targeting and why. >> reporter: there are three other lawsuits filed on behalf of survivors of the asiana airlines crash but the suit filed today mark as first. >> this is the most detailed complaint about what happened that day. >> reporter: he represents four san francisco families that were board the flight. 12 passengers in all. >> injuries that go from spinal injuries, rib and chest injuries. head and neck injuries. >> the suit is the first to target asiana airlines and

boeing which manufactured the plane. it alleges asiana airlines and boeing rushed pilots through training and claims boeing could have helped prevent the crash. the suit faults asiana airlines for offering shouldering restraints versus lap belts. >> you are sacrificing safety. >> reporter: his clients are suffering from physical and mental pain. one family was returning to san francisco. >> joyous occasion and the return trip was just a chamber of horrors. and turned their life upside down. >> reporter: we reached a spokesperson for boeing and they declined comment. reporting live at sfo, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. we have breaking news now

from the peninsula. skyline community college is on lock down because of a suspicious person. police are searching the idcampus building by building -- the campus building by building. someone was spotted with a potential weapon. that person was seen in a hiking area near the college. the college just updated an announcement, it states the campus is closed as of 5:40 p.m. tonight and classes are canceled tonight. hours ago san jose police announced a arrest in the shooting death of a student. she was shot saturday morning while riding in a car in san jose. police say an experienced officer was on patrol in san jose last night and spotted a man who was believed to have been at the scene. police pulled him over and arrested him after finding a loaded gun. police don't know what role he played but he was not the in--

she was not the intended target. >> the fact that she was just an occupy in a vehicle and one minute she is there, next minute she is gone. tough to come to grips with. >> police haven't said if they are looking for more suspects but they will go wherever the investigation takes them. within the past hour san francisco police arrested several union protesters outside a hotel. protesters say workers have been trying to unionize for five years. no word on how many people were arrested. a banker today pleaded guilty to stealing $2 million from her clients, many who are elderly. she was a former branch manager at a u.s. bank and president of montclair village association. she was charged with bilking 2

dozen people out of $2 million. a judge can -- a judge is expected to sentence her 12 years and pay restitution to the victims. investigators are on the scene of a police shooting that killed a man. when it was over police found a second body. ktvu's robert handa has been on the scene all day now. he is live with why officers responded in the first place. robert? >> reporter: the coroner's office is now on the scene and as you see public safety is also still here trying to come up with answers that led to the murder and an officer involved shooting. public safety extended a huge fire latter over the house taking pictures of the crime scene where police slot and killed a man during a

confrontation. [ shots fired ] >> reporter: he called the eruption jarring. >> i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. loud and i know something was wrong. >> reporter: did you figure they were gun shots? >> absolutely. >> reporter: rumors spread quickly. >> i heard the guy murdered the wife and he probably shot himself. killed himself or the police. i don't know. >> reporter: investigators say the man called the public safety dispatch center to say he killed someone. >> the s.w.a.t. team approached to make contact with the individual. he charged at the officers and they opened fire. >> dead woman was found inside the house. police haven't confirmed names. he says all the commotion is unusual for this neighborhood. >> i would say it is uncommon

and rare. sad that some of these things happen. >> reporter: the investigation here at this house continues. public safety officers say they won't be able to discuss how the woman died till the coroner's work is finished. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. authorities believe the man police say kidnapped a 16-year- old girl from san diego may have homemade explosives. police say james lee dimaggio triggered an amber alert for washington, oregon and nevada. investigators believe he may be traveling with hannah anderson. sunday night firefighters found the body of her mother christina anderson and the remains of a child who might be hannah anderson's brother. there have been two possible sitings of the car in northeast california and oregon. he was driving a 2013 blue nissan versa 4-door car, california license plate number 6wcu986. bart's unions and management are meeting over

contract negotiations. they follow the board of inquiry hearing yesterday. ktvu's john fowler is live in oakland. any signs they are closer to an agreement? >> reporter: the clock is ticking and the documents show they are very, very far apart, both sides. negotiators tell me that they are committed to getting a deal. >> reporter: commuters said threats of another shut down are wearing thin. >> keep going over and over and closing bart down over again because -- we are going to keep getting up set. >> people are paying part of their healthcare and part of their retirement and i think the bart employees need

understand that. >> if they go on strike the bay area will come to a stop. it will be a mess. >> reporter: the unions are still on strike. negotiating during a pause called by the governor. they say they are 100 million- dollars apart. the union says it is 56 million. >> the deal is doable and we can get it done by sunday if both parties commit to the real information. >> if there is not a deal hopefully the governor will step in. >> reporter: unions oppose any cooling off period. if there is no deal the governor could order one, that means trains would run monday. i spoke to one bart official who said negotiations are intense but don't expect any resolution tonight. reporting live, health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >> and we are updating the contract talks on our website,

www.ktvu.com, get information on the negotiations, any action by the governor and more continuing coverage on bart at www.ktvu.com. new report says california wasted $26 million of federal money that was to improve elections. it looked at the $380 million california received. it found counties received 22 million-dollars to buy scanning systems that the secretary of state outlawed. 4.6million was wasted on a failed contract to update the statewide voter database. the boat of a baby -- mother of a baby shot spoke out today. she joined a group to light candles and remember the baby. the baby was shot and killed with his father as they were sleeping wednesday morning. the mother had a warning for

anyone who plans to attend the funeral. >> do not wear black. do not come with violence, guns, because i will put you out. >> the funeral for the baby is scheduled for a week from tomorrow. happening now, a gun buy back in san francisco. guns in working condition can be turned in no questions asked. those turning in guns will receive $100 to $200. community members raised $10,000 to fund the event. here is the information, it will run till 8:00 p.m. tonight. the location is at the u.s. bank parking lot. after the break, the california standardized testing scores are in and why this test may be the last of its kind. >> breaking the law by recycling. the rule to be aware of and how to make sure you are in

compliance. >> the damp weather may be coming to an end, how warm things will get when sunshine returns to the forecast. ;

happening now, fire crews are sending resources to riverside county to help battle a wildfire. the fire started yesterday afternoon. officials say 15 structures have burned. 3 people injured, including 2 firefighters. 11,000 acres burned, 1500 people have been forced from their homes. the results are in for california's star testing and scores for students are down for the first time in several years. ktvu's ken pritchett has the explanation from officials and also why this standardized testing is on its way out.

>> reporter: they are on a road trip, tourists before back to school. how she is taught will change. >> really different. i think that is a good thing. for the last 15 years kids have been taking the star test, standardized testing and reporting. today officials said 2013 scores were down but said also the star test is an old test. >> a new focus in learning. more on critical thinking. >> reporter: instead of a pencil students will use a computer. this is a sample of the field test. it will be rolled out next year to replace the star test. students like the idea. >> i feel like it is more easier using technology than, you know, circling circles. >> reporter: parents like the style of teaching. >> i think a lot of, you know,

parents minds it is -- just an emphasis on memruization and questions to whether the kids are learning. >> reporter: her daughter experienced a trial of this new way of teaching. >> reporter: you may have taken your last star test. what do you think about that? >> that makes me excited. >> the star test is on its way out but it will not be completely eliminated next year and the new tests will be given to 800,000 student next year. in sacramento, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, the state create as single score. the score ranks california public schools. under a new law, in 2016 the star test will be deemphasized.

the test is being changed with new tests expected next year linked to national education standards. go to www.ktvu.com and check hot topics to get results from your district and check our back to school coverage. your section includes the starting dates for all bay area schools, ways to save on back to school shopping and more. find all that information on www.ktvu.com. new at 6:00 p.m. san francisco police were out reminding people of a new law aimed at reducing metal theft. officers are cracking down on people who try to sell stolen metals. [ inaudible ]

>> according to the san francisco district attorney california has seen an increase in metal theft. golden gate park will be the place to be this weekend for music loverrers for the lands music festival that will begin tomorrow afternoon. a three day event and it is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people. some of the headliners, paul mccartney, 9-inch nails and the red hot chili peppers. and we will have cool conditions at golden gate park for tomorrow and into the weekend. in the short term we have low clouds and fog. to the north, showers and thunderstorms developing to the north of clear lake. we have been watching this over the past couple hours. we have the fog developing coast side, lower clouds that will push back into the bay

tonight and tomorrow morning. current temperatures upper 50s in san francisco to 60s and warmest locations inland in the 70s towards fairfield, wall nut career and livermore 73 degrees. rainfall over the past 24 hours in the form of heavy mist and light showers. there is a lot of low clouds out there. santa cruz 200th of an inch. time lapse from this afternoon, here is the golden gate bridge. show you this -- all this cloud cover developing to the west and that will be on the increase over the next 4-8 hour. right now partly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning drizzle or mist or light showers. you can see temperatures in the low 50s. partly cloudy skies conditions and wet roadways again. especially driving highway 1

tomorrow and san francisco. this area of low pressure responsible for the cool down. over night clouds. cool to mild again although we warm up a little bit, 60s and 70s. warming trend continues to into the weekend as the weather scoots to the north and east. forecast tomorrow morning, clouds and drizzle tomorrow morning 7:00. partly cloudy skies. maybe few more showers in lake county for tomorrow afternoon. just a chance. highs for tomorrow, 60s to the mid-70s. vacaville 82 degrees. oakland 71. livermore 80. south bay, san jose, 76. morgan hill lower 80s and san francisco the clouds ain the morning, partly cloudy skies -- in the morning, partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, day one, cloud cover, upper 50s to lower 60s. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. we warm up for saturday and

sunday after morning drizzle. the real warmth monday and tuesday. >> that weekend is looking good. thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 following breaking news and word of a possible break in the case of a woman missing since sunday. also -- >> a music festival and a food festival. how they will feed and entertain 65,000 people this weekend. >> join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. well, a little late but the giants are finally starting to look like the world series champs that they are. fred inglis tells us about tim lincecum's performance today and the 49ers newest edition all when we come back.

okay. football fans have to get used to new rules for bags brought into the stadiums. fans headed into had 49ers game were carrying less than in previous years. only nfl approved bags will be allowed on game day. one clear tote and clutches with shoulder or wrist straps. one fan said it might help speed of security.

>> lines will be quicker. they won't have to search your bags. >> other items on the ban list includes purses, back packs, fanny packs and diaper dags. fred e -- bags. fred inglis is in for mark ibanez. giants had the kind of game they needed. >> a leadoff hitter got a leadoff hit and somebody homered. makes you wonder where have you been? contra costa colin kaepernick at at&t park? i don't think so. belt smack as 3-run home runner. the first homer at at&t park in three games. tim lincecum lows one hit and one walk. good pitching. scutaro and crawford went 6-9

today. 4-0. giants win 4-1 and they split the series. they are a game over .500 at home. tomorrow baltimore comes to at&t park. >> tiger woods isn't happy about his first round of the pga championship. at oak hill outside of rochester new york. started on the back 9. as good as good could be. 2 under par after 9. final hole of the day, the 9th 9th, he got into the bunk and had a tough time getting out. finished with a double bogy. today and phil mickelson are six -- tiger woods and phil mickelson are six strokes off the lead. adam scott is tied at the top. >> 49ers signed free agent eric wright. denver and the 49ers highlights

at 10:00 p.m. only exhibition football but better than no football at all. >> you are absolutely right on that. thank you. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, a controversial new bar that just opened in the south bay, why the dress code and location have people upset. >> 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. >> good night. ♪

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