rallied behind hem before. -- them before. ktvu has learned new details tonight of the the dans dangerous conditions that may have contributed to this deadly crash. two friends were killed yesterday, when their car hit a tree. we spoke to him, his childhood friends who died in that crash. only on 2, we spoke to lopez, who has an emotional plea. >> he hopes others will learn from what happened. he didn't think they were drunk or going too fast, but they ended up here. >> he has a metal rod holding his leg together, his pain is more emotional than physical. the accident that hurt him, killed two of his friends. >> i grew up with them, and

it's not going to be the same. >> the driver, died at the scene. the 16-year-old was ald killed. two other passengers remain in critical condition, the car was mangelied, after -- mangeld after crashing into a tree. they call this a single car accident, but heblz there was a -- -- he believes there was a second car involved. >> a car swerved into us. >> he's not sure whether the other car hit them, but the girls in it, didn't stick around. >> you have the strangers running out of their house, and then they take off? no, that's not right. >> still, other factors took

into consideration the police say they were speeding, and he did admits there was alcohol involved. >> we drank more than the people who were driving. >> and where it his hospital bed, he has a message he hopes that others take to heart. >> don't drink and drive, because you never know what could happen. >> the police say, they are not aware of a second car, involved in the crash, but the investigation is ongoing. they're planning a fundraiser for the victim this weekend. ktvu channel 2 news. the man was charged today with killing his wife. the police arrested this man, wednesday, after his wife was found shot to death in their pittsburgh home. the district attorneys office they that he was charged with murpd and in -- murder, and in

possession of a firearm. he has multiple prior convictions. ins past 30 minutes, we received our first look of a 10-year-old boy attacked by a pit bull. his mother sent us this picture of her son, and he'll need several more surgeries. she told us that he was going up is it stairs at a friend's house, when one pit bull knocked him down, and the second one attacked him. the dog tore into his cheek, skull, and arms, the dog is in custody, and coming up, we'll hear from the step father coming up tonight at 7:00. a bart strike has been averted for now. there's 59 days left in the cooling off period, but no talks are set. we are live from the oakland

building, where the negotiating roomed rooms for unused. >> if they fail, an angry public could take that away from them. like clock work, the bart talks come down to the wire. riders are not optimistic about a settlement before the october deadline. >> i'm nervous about it, i dealt with the strike in 1997, i think, and of course, the one in july. >> i think a strike is possible, most likely, having a delay, it helps the commuters out. >> many other cities, forbid the strikes, and we need a balanced approach, to stop the union to engage in this conduct, and harm the public, and get a procedure that'll answer the

legitimate concerns. >> he's a renowned lawyer, mediator, and has settled a wide variety of disputes, even major league baseball disputes. he says a failed union, with a no strike ballot initiative. >> you might have an irrational answer, that proves to be one sided, and harms unions. >> and bart, a failed deal would be a third apart, decide it's fate. >> each side had has to submit their best offer, and the arbitrator has to pick one or the other. >> and each side is left with a blind hope that their offer is the one that wins the all or nothing contest. ktvu channel 2 news. authorities in the south bay are warning hospitals about a woman who wasn't arrested on

suspicion of impersonating a nurse. this woman was arrested friday, after deputies found her at valley medical center, with a fake id card. they don't believe shed any contact with patients, and she wasn't in the operating room, or critical care areas. she's been released on bail. a former special education teacher accused of abusing young autistic students, would you describe charged today. she abused 6 students from october to january, the students or children are between 5 and 7 years old. she resigned from her teaching job in february, and an investigation continues that the employees witnessed some of the abuse, and did not contact the police. the researchers say they've uncovered a major clue in the

mystery of autism. we're live in sfoshgs where the -- san francisco, where the most common intervention of childbirth is linked to this. >> this is the largest of its kind of study. one? five babies -- one in five babies are born with induced labor. she says the doctors induced labor with both of her children. >> i was a week late, and with my daughter, because she was an ambition baby. >> they discovered that boys had a 35% chance increased risk of autism, the risk was smaller for girls. 1 in 88 children today is born with autism. >> something is going on out there in the environment. >> this doctor says that autism

is a function of genetic, and environment, especially in the last trimester of development. >> it's paramount, and after the delivery. >> it shows that older, and obese mothers, it's all factors for autism risk. >> the tests not only to the labor itself, but perhaps the preexisting complications that predispose to difficult labor. >> the study is published in today's journal, and researchers caution it's preliminary, doctors should not delay giving a labor inducing medications, in many cases can be life saving. ktvu channel 2 news. and join the conversation about this autism research on

our facebook page, like ktvu, and tell us what you think of this. the u.s. attorney general announced major changes in how some drug crimes will be handled, and he did it in the bay area. >> the drug offenders, who have no ties to cartels or gangs. >> he made the speech at the american bar association annual meeting this morning. the country's prison population has grown by 800% since 1980, and widespread incarceration is uneffective. the. the agoa -- asiana airlines, is offering money to the survivors of the crash. the spoks person said the -- spokesperson says it's initial

compensation, and is not trying to have them sue the airlines. facebook s cashing in on company stock, sandburg is the cheer operating officer. she sold the shares, that netted her $91 million, and she still holds more than 14 million shares, she was among several top executives selling the stock, and all the deals were made under preranged agreements. the suit filed by a share shareholder said it was not the standard conduct.

the improper conduct, and including a sexual harassment complaint. the hp shareholderings, have disclosed the sexual conduct violations, and a judge ruled the company's statement on the ethical conduct, where they and the complaint doesn't qualify for a claim. coming up, a little girl killed, and her brother accused of her murder. now, for the first time, we hear from the parents caught in this nightmare. are binders, and pencils a constitutional right? a new law that makes back to school shopping obsolete. warmer weather to the forecast, and when the temperatures will be back in the 90s.

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her home, the community rallied to find her killer, and they said they were abandoned as soon as her brother was arrested on murder charges. it's the first time that the family has talked about the events, when a hunt for a murders arrived at their front door. we sit down with them, about the loss of a daughter, and the community they had come to rely on. >> nobody can grasp what we're going through. >> they agreed to sit down with us, to explain how quickly some of the community turned their backs on the grieving family, since their son was arrested in the murder of their daughter. >> there are of people being really harsh, and judge mental to us. >> they asked to keep the

location of this interview secret. >> our kids, they're scared to death to be home alone, or go anywhere by themselves. >> he says that some in the community in a once organized this vigil, are hazardousing -- harassing, and being disrespectful. >> they bang on doors, trying to finds us. >> a lot of people that were great, turned their backs. >> in that quick instance, a lot of people turned on us. it's unbelievable. >> this family says they can't go out in public, without experiencing the stares, and finger pointing. >> they were simply trying to eat a meal as a family, and someone took out a cell phone camera, and ban to take pictures of the children. >> and then it hit social media, oh my gosh, they were out today, and they were smiling

with their kids. what kind of parents would we be if we curled up in a ball, and gave up. trust me, there's days that you don't want to get up. there are days that you don't want to go on. but we have to do it for our other kids. >> that is why this family is speekd out in a -- speaking out in an apply for understanding -- plea for understanding, in their struggle to deal with their daughter's death, and their son's arrest. the lawmakers are working to modify the amber alert. the first statewide alert, went out last week, and many people didn't like the loud alert coming over the phone, and the solution was to turn it off.

the lawmakers say that would be a mistakes, since it was the alert that led to her safe return. >> you look at that inconvenience, and in contrast, a young woman's life was saved, because of that alert system, that is a huge benefit. >> he say he -- he says he plans a special hearing to improve the cell phone amber alert system. >> a father has been reunited with his daughter, and he says, she'll have a lot of support. >> the healing process will be slow, she's been through a horrible ordeal. i'm proud of her, and i love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family, friends, and community. >> she also praised the law enforcement, volunteers, and the role of social media played in locating his daughter.

the highway broel is -- parole is looking into evidence of an apart bus that crashed. officers say that one district judge was dead -- package was dead -- package was dead, but the driver was going to. a man was found, walking, and they detain that had man. a pittsburgh man who was struck and killed woukdz in a cross -- walking in a crass walk last -- cross walk last night. the victim's name is not released. the driver said he did not see the man until it was too late. another car almost hit the victim, before the deadly crash. as students head back to school, teachers know a new law could leave them shelling out more for school supplies. it took effect january 21, it

banned for the parents to supply or pay for the school supplies. it reenforces the constitution of california's free education. it starts in this school district this week, where nearly owl the schools returning by the end of the month. and there's a bit of fog right now, and there's a lot of fog in the area. more fog than the last other nights, and the marine layer is getting less deep, and that means warmer. if you're looking for a shot of meteors tonight, you have a shot at it, they look like they'll be good again tonight. especially inland. the best locations are away from the coast, right? you'll see them down there, and a lot of areas in livermore valley, and out to the concord

area. here's the fog, it's working its way into the san francisco area, that'll push in the bakers but -- bay, i xrnths it'll get -- expect it'll get stuck on the hill. it's working its way in, and here's the current imagery. that fog will be in the most bay areas by late tonight, and early tomorrow morning. the forecast tomorrow then, with a fog footprint that's not aggressive, will be warmer. lots of 90s in the far inland valleys. and most of the bay area, fairfield, and concord, upper 80s, and low 90s, that's where the heat will be. the coast will be follow gi. it'll -- foggy. that lets things get warmer, and

to allow the marine layer to compress. there's more control tomorrow, and more warmer, the fog stays at the coast. and 93 in vacaville, that's the hot spot. east bay shot spot -- hot spot, so a nice looking day, the quality with this pattern, not bad. fire danger with this pattern, could be worse, a lot of hotter in here. right now the temperatures are not out of control, we're looking at 90s, and they taper down in the upper 80s on saturday. we'll see the temperatures up sunday night, and monday, the the fire danger is back on the table. it's been helpful lately to those fighting the fires. >> thank you, bill. the raider nation is ramped up, we head to the team's training camp, and talk to the

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. joe is in for mark tonight, the a's are on the road, and they pretty good. >> the a's and texas rangers

continue to slug it out, finishing a four game series tonight. it was the pefrps -- pitcher battle. casey with the bases loaded, with a one out, and the a's break the tie, but for from a finished. he singled a drive for another run. ryan cook, the relief of dan, who, the final. the raiders are looking for help until all aspects of the game, that means, kick returning, addition no their more publicized needs. after 8 years, josh is in raider camp, and earring to -- eager to show he has plenty left in the tank. the raiders found out firsthand what he could do in 2007.

in all, he's returned 3 punts, and 8 kickoffs for touchdowns. >> my passion, my will is so great, that it pushed doubts out of the way. it brought my imagination to life. just my will and desire alone, when your will is so strong, it far surpasses your doubt, and it stretches into your imagination. >> back to the a's they're behind one game, and the texas downed the astros. he gave op a home run in the eighth. see you tonight at 10:00. see you then. a woman is arrested as posing as a nurse, and police say she did not have access to

patients, and we're wonders on this -- wonders on -- working on this story. we have that and much more coming up tonight at 10:00, we're here for you, thanks for joining us on this monday night, good night.

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