news chopper 2 at memorial park. the fire burned a half acre. it started at 4:10 p.m. today. it is burning in a grove on a hillside. no structures are threatened. developing news out of san jose. a s.w.a.t. team swarmed a neighborhood an an attempted home invasion today prompting a shelter in place and school lock downs. ktvu's robert handa tells us about evidence police officers recovered. robert? >> reporter: we are on story road, an hour ago deputies began letting residents back in because they checked every home here. but the search is still going on right now. and they found one of the guns used in the home invasion. they believe the suspect is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team and deputies went house tahouse in -- to -- went house

to house this afternoon looking for men armed with guns who tried to pull off a home invasion at this house just before noon. >> reporter: the sheriff's department and san jose police swarmed the area after neighbors hurt screaming coming from the home. two schools were locked down and residents received a reverse 911 call telling them oo shelter in -- to shelter in place. >> cops everywhere. ican't get out this way, can't get out that way. >> i am in shock. i don't know what is going on. i am on my way to pick up my son and i am not able to go to the school to pick him up i guess. >> one of the suspects escaped but the sheriff's department caught the other four and were examining what investigators believe was a planned get away vehicle, this van parked near

the victim's home. the initial descriptions of the suspects changed. >> all took off their clothing as they fled the house. when they saw deputies arriving. >> reporter: we talked to the victims, they said they were too upset to talk but said no one was hurt and declined to answer any other questions. the suspects haven't been named but three are from san francisco and one from hayward. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. new at 5:00 p.m., twitter is going public. the company made the announcement on twitter. tweeting at 2:00 p.m. we have submitted an s1 to the sec for a planned ipo. this tweet does not constitute any securities for sale. v is live -- tom vacar is live

with reaction. >> here is our question, once wall street gets its hands on twitter will the tweet be so sweet. we asked social media users if they think going public might be a better, stronger thing for twitter or will it make it a slave of investigators. >> all depends on who owns most of the stock, right? who is making the decisions? it is just -- yes and no. really. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> depends. really depends. >> that is what i think one of the evils of wall street is. it demands people make money. >> changes the twitter looks. >> reporter: you don't think it will change it much? >> i don't think so, no. >> reporter: with the stock market on a upward slope and

the economy looking stronger, this might be the best time for twitter to get into the market but to make a huge bundle while they do it. at 6:00 p.m. what wall street will demand from twitter. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. share holders approved an offer to buy back the company he founded. dell wants to take back the company back. dell has been publicly held for 25 years. he is making the offer with help from lenders and investors. concerns over syria put a damper in stocks today. closing lower. dow dropped 25 points. nasdaq off by 9. s&p with a 5- point loss. started out shining shoes, ended up as the most powell plan in -- powerful man in the

legislator. now former assembly speaker and san francisco mayor willie brown has a new honor. ktvu's john sasaki is live with the controversial vote about renaming the bay bridge. john? >> reporter: there it is. the willie brown bridge and here is an effort to stop the renaming of the bridge. a lawsuit filed today. they voted this morning tarename the -- to rename the bridge willie brown bridge. but critics say they broke their rules in doing this. we talked to a man who files suit today. but first we bought up with brown and he said he is honored to have the bridge named after him. >> i think it will be a guide post for lots of young people in the state of california.

after all, this is the only thing any of us know of any real significance that is named after a person of color. >> the only they wait a second consider it was to suspend the rules. there is no rush, no urgency. >> reporter: are you happy? >> are you kidding me? you no longer can call me willy, you got to call me the bridge. [ laughter ] [ music ] >> we are having problem -- sorry. we are having trouble with john sasaki. you are looking at the willie brown bridge named as a result of a vote in the legislator. law makers are hustling to vote on a number of bills before they leave next week. any minute now they are expected to vote on a limo

safety bill. he proposed the measure after the tragic limo fire that killed five women on the bridge last may. it would require limos have two rear side doors and one emergency rear push out window. the senate also is expected to vote to creating an earthquake early warning system for california. the bill would direct the office to work with university of california at berkeley, u.s. geological survey to develop the system. it would include censors that could give a 30 second warning. governor jerry brown has till october 13 to sign any of the bills passed. in a city rocked by murder, one man is being honored for his effort to stop the violence. ktvu's ken pritchett reports on the man who turned his tragedy into a triumph over crime. >> announcer: was not what

happened -- >> reporter: it was not what happened to him -- >> i would be the next best thing. >> reporter: it would be how he handled being shot and paralyzed that changed so many lives. >> all i could think about is that if i tell them -- if they go out and hurt the person who shot me they could be injured. >> that notion stopping the circle of violence led to a program he created caught in the cross fire after a young person was shot he would visit them to stop retaliation. >> there is a lot of emotions there. it could turn into let's go get the person that shot our friend. >> his impact on the program, everything he has done and shared guided us. >> reporter: she is now in charge of the program, works

with three oakland hospitals. lives have been changed. >> we show up within hours after a young person is admitted. >> reporter: he had to give up his work the toll on his health too much but the program has been copied. now it is nationwide. >> to know that it expanded and getting recognition it is overwhelming. >> ken pritchett says the program is in 36 hospitals across the country tonight. more details, we have perspective for you to give you a better idea as to what oakland is dealing with. as of sunday night, 69 homicides in oakland. at this time last year there were 79. that is a 13% drop. 2037, 4 by -- 2011 there were 74. crime that lasted 9

seconds. a man walked into a store, stole a laptop and took off. as you see here it was all caught on tape. at 6:00 p.m. and only on 2, how police tracked down had thief and the other crimes he could be linked to. charges filed against a man who killed a car thief. he is charged with involuntary manslaughter. it started on saturday when they stole a car and then ran out of gas. he called the sheriff's department who told him the car was stolen. he confronted the suspects when they returned with gas and fired one shot at the car. he was hit. police say the other man drove the car to the tennis courts and left the body there. police are searching for the second suspect. the search is on for

whoever shot two teen brothers before 11:00 p.m. last night at a home. the 16 and 17-year-old brothers were in the front yard and a man drove up, got out and started shooting. police say both victims are in gangs but the 16-year-old said he no longer is. investigators believe the shooting may be connected to another shooting next door that happened over labor day weekend. bart and unions return to negotiations today. there is less than a month to go till the cooling off period expires and workers could go back on strike. today focused on work rules. next week they will talk about pay. the unions say safety is a big concern but bart says that is a diversion. >> safety is just a smoke screen. >> i think that it is unfortunate when people think

of those things -- we are just trying to use them as leverage. that is not the truth. >> bart says it is waiting for the unions to respond to their offer. a judge rejected a request to block richmond's plan to use eminent domain. the judge said it is premature because the process for approving the plan isn't over yet. the city counsel voted to move ahead with the plan. the judge gave both sides till tomorrow to file briefs on whether the motion should be dismissed or stayed. he will make his formal ruling on monday. a never before seen look at the damage left behind by the fire at mount diablo. new at 5:30 p.m. why officials are rushing to reopen the park. >> millions of dollars meant for farmers headed into bay

area cities. why wants to put a stop to it. >> next images out of colorado from deadly flash flooding. the biggest concern authorities are facing right now. >> we will talk about the fog, sitting off shore, and how that will have an impact on your friday and the bay area weekend in view.

colorado, heavy rains are causing flooding in the most populated areas of the state. homes washed away and classes that university of boulder colorado are canceled for two days. three people are dead and the boulder sheriff said they haven't even begun to assess the damage and he fears once

they move in more loss of life will be discovered. >> a car abandon amid rushing floodwaters. hundreds of people forced from their homes and authorities are telling others to shelter in place rather than risk disaster on the road. the heavy rain sent water crashing down on mountain sides. flash flood warnings in effect for six counties and colorado's biggest urban areas are effected. and crews used ropes to rescue three people at rock creek. lions is devastated. >> people are huddled on high ground. we are trying to get to them to bring them supplies. >> people are being told to boil tap water before using it. >> all of the water is considered hazardous at this

point from movement or from sewage that has leaked into the water. >> reporter: emergency crews can't get to the lines due to flooding. they used facebook to reach out to residents urging them to prepare for three days on their own. >> forest fires and other floods but nothing like this. this is unspeakable and it will get worse. >> reporter: the rain isn't expected to let up soon. i was talking with our chief meteorologist bill martin who said it could rain again all night. talk over syria's chemical weapons turned tough today. secretary of state john kerry opened discussions today with russia. >> it has to be real. it has to be comprehensive. it has to be verifiable. >> in a news conterous he said

-- conference he said this is not a game. russian president vladimir putin started his own war of words with a piece in the new york times. he critatized president obama for saying america -- criticized president obama for saying america was exceptional. u.s. lawmakers are furious. >> i disagree with him when he disagrees with the president. >> they shrugged off the comments saying unlike russia the united states stands up for democratic values. after the september 11 attacks airlines added fortified doors and locks to the cockpits but the pilots say they are still vulinable when they leave to use -- vulnerable when they leave to use the rest

room. >> anything that could deter or slow down or actually prevent a terrorist from getting to the cockpit is better for everyone. >> the bill was named after a pilot who died when his plane was hijacked on september 11. $317 million jackpot is up for grabs and it is expected to grow. the next chance to win is saturday. officials say it could increase as ticket sales rise. the cash value with all five matching numbers could be worth $176 million. >> wow! our weather now. our chief meteorologist bill martin here. another nice day. >> very similar to yesterday. warmer as we talked about.

fog out there right now. there is the golden gate bridge. temperatures today on the mild side. this is how it looked today. video from earlier today. high clouds -- not high clouds. low and middle clouds. that is the fog cooling things off. temperatures today, warmer than yesterday. come in close, you can see where the fog is right now. you can't see it. it was along the coast. san francisco fog. 83 in fairfield. that is mild. 82 livermore. cast highs tomorrow -- forecast highs tomorrow warmer. friday will be the warmest day of the week and temperatures trend down for the weekend. it is all subtle stuff. upper 50s tomorrow morning. 60 antioch. oakland downtown, 60 degrees. maybe 80.

62. a mild morning. lunchtime 70 degrees in downtown oakland. fog foot front for the -- foot print for the morning. burns off. reds are 90s. upper 80s, low 90s. livermore valley. most temperatures upper 80s. around the bay lots of 70s. good air quality. fire danger gets a break. this is good weather because again fire danger is typically ridiculous this time of year. even though the weather isn't killing us in terms of fire danger, low humidity, high temperatures. it is september. we haven't had a significant rain in a while. it is high fire danger. things turn around on friday. saturday and sunday temperatures drop. and trend down monday and tuesday and wednesday.

cool pattern. this is the kind of pattern here, next week, cool, moist and a pattern that is not favorable to high fire danger. that is good news. enjoy what we have got. jackets this weekend for sure. evening hours. especially at your house. >> when do we get rain? >> you see it in summer time, sometimes september. i think late october. real first rains. >> thank you. turning up the volume on an nfl rivalry. the record seahawks fans hope to set against the 49ers this week. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> not your average fight between a landlord and tenets. the twist that is sitting the church against businesses. and big news from twitter. twitter is going public. what is at stake for the company and our economy. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. mom...

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the 49ers and seahawks game isn't the only competition sunday. fans will try to break the record for the loudest crowd. the recordicide 131-point -- the record is 131-decibels. it will be measured throughout the game but they want fans to cheer the loudest when the 49ers take their first

possession. we have a competition with our sister station in seattle. show them we are the best fans in the west. go to facebook and share our 49ers badge at the top of the page. the department of homeland security rehearsed an app -- released an app to catch child predators. you can get information about suspects and find out the last known whereabouts of a suspect and make anonymous tips to federal agents. >> to get the assistance of the population out there. >> right now that app is only available for iphones but they are working on a version for other smart phones as well. a never before seen look at damage left by the fire at mount diablo. >> we take you for a close up

look at the mount diablo burn area and the damage and the work that needs to be done in advance of a reopening. >> and putting facebook's privacy policy -- >> who is the best of the west? unbelievable.

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news 5:00 p.m. we know the cause of the fire on mount diablo. investigators confirm it was started by someone who was target shooting. this comes as official hope to reopen the park in 4 days. 3100s of park land are burned. ktvu's john fowler got a look at the burn area and is here now to show us the damage. >> you can see how close the flames came to the summit look out tower that is under reconstruction. we are at 3800 feet and from here the view spectacular. but disheartening. a good sense of just how great the devastation is. you can only get from above. >> reporter: like a moon scape many areas once teaming with

wildlife burned. we took a burn area tour. >> i came to the edge over here. >> reporter: with a ranger. >> shocking to see. you know, the fire reached this point. >> reporter: he was seeing it for the first time since the evacuation. >> to come back and see this is shocking. but, you know, i think it is a good thing in the long run. >> reporter: picnic area burned. tables reduced to ash. this was the last rest room on the way to the summit. wildlife gone or hiding. >> the vegetation will be able to come in and nature can heal itself. >> he says the park could reopen monday. later crews will have to rehab lines to minimize erosion and landslide risk. fire is a necessary part of life here. expect amazing wild flowers and

wildlife next spring. >> i think that this is a great benefit. >> people love this mountain and just -- >> reporter: he says although he knows fire is good here after calling this home for 8 years it is still difficult to see. his crews will close off unsafe areas and will welcome the public back. reporting live on mount diablo john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. we are following developing news in marin county, firefighters working to put out a grass fire. these are live pictures from news chopper 2 over memorial park where the fire burned one acre. started after 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. we just spoke with the fire department. the fire is close to being contained. it is burning in a grove on a hillside near the red hill shopping center. it looks like that fire is all

but out. no structures are threatened. in shasta county firefighters are working to contain the clover fire. at 5:45 p.m. we will have an update. we will soon know who is best in the west. s.w.a.t. teams have been competing for that title. ktvu's ann rubin is live with how police work are changing -- police work is changing. >> reporter: there are 31 teams shooting and running here. these are tactical skills they want to perspect -- perfect. >> reporter: to win it takes team work, speed and precision. the best could hit a golf ball from 60 yards back. >> we know guys are gunning for

us. >> reporter: last year las vegas won it all. >> gives them a measuring stick. >> best of the west is about learning from each other and figuring out how to pass it on. >> a lot of teams -- seemed like it was more secret. now they share information. >> reporter: shootings from colorado to connecticut meant a shift in recent years. gone were the days when officers waited for s.w.a.t. to arrive. now they are trained to enter a shooting scene too. >> we stand up just like law enforcement does. it is that important to us. >> active shooter situation time is of the essence. there is no forgetting what they are training for. >> our job is to protect the public. & go into -- and go into those situations. >> they have been putting on

this event for 21 years. winners will be announced tomorrow. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. new at 5:00 p.m. republicans are pushing washington to back immigration reform. -- immigration reform. they sent a letter to republicans in congress urging them to back tougher boarder security and a pathway to citizenship. >> congress must deal with immigration directly in a practical manner. time is short for action to be taken this year. if this up to passes us it could be another decade. >> lawmakers find it inconceivable the u.s. deports 12 million people a year. the state senate passed a bill designed to stream line the dismissal of teachers accused of misconduct. but some say it is flawed.

backers say they will do that next year. the bill removes marijuana charges from the list of offenses that could lead to dismissal. enrollment to california community colleges is expected to increase this year. the system is expected to add 60,000 students. college officials are crediting proposition 30 for the bump. the tax measure is allowing schools to restore course offering. police want you to look at a picture of a bank robber wearing a disguise. here it is. he was wearing a moo moo, white sox and black boots. he handed a note to the teller but did not use a weapon. this happened yesterday. the man was last seen next door. ceremonial shuttles in san francisco's china town. leaders made it official today

even though construction of the new product actually began a couple months ago. the lots used to hold ramps to the old freeway that were turned down -- torn down after the earthquake. it will provide 75 apartments for low income families. mayor ed lee says it will be served by the central subway system. >> dense, housing, above and connected to transportation corridors. that is what china town is seeing. that is what we are doing. >> the new apartments will open in january of 2015. construction problems with the new bay bridge bike path are adding millions to the cost of the bridge. caltrans documents show design flaws and other problems added up to huge cost over runs.

it stopped short of the island and won't be completed till 2016 after the old eastern span of the bay bridge is torn down. team new zealand needs three more wins to take the america's cup. they won both of the races today. and while they need to win three more races oracle needs to win 10 races because of a penalty. next match-ups are saturday and sunday. cash for farmers going to city slickers. how they are collecting taxpayer dollars even if their land is not farms. >> a nasa camma photo bomb. the unexpected passengers hitch -- camera photo bomb, the unexpected passenger hitching a ride. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university.

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carlos santana received this year's kennedy center honors. several others were among the honorees. it is the nation's highest award award. it will be broadcast september 29. businesses are saying thank

you to members of the military by giving them goods and services for free or a discount. it is for the first ever nationwide freedom day u.s.a. free dental work is one of a variety of services being overed. members of the -- being offered. members of the milliary and their families. a national thank you moment. >> there is a big need for care that vets need and it has been special that we have been able to be a part of this. >> i was in the military and didn't get the same level of same. come back here to the real world. nice. >> nationwide there are 300 businesses signed up to provide services. organizers hope to hold future days like this one on the second thursday of september. california goes after whole foods. the products being sold the state is saying is not safe to

use. >> first, the devastating wildfire reveals many more homes they have been lost than originally thought. >> after the break, bay area weekend. what you could expect, which day will be the warmest.

the clover fire in shasta county is more devastating than originally thought. after resaying the damage -- reassessing the damage, 68

homes and 128 buildings have been destroyed. >> reporter: one of the most destructive wi year. 60 homes destroyed by the clover fire that burned 12-1/2 square miles. it started on monday and spread to happy valley. driven by wind, high temperatures and a very dry summer. >> came over the house like a freight train. >> 128 other structures also destroyed and one death so far. firefighters receiverred the bought -- recovered the body of a 56-year-old man. the man refused to evacuate despite being urged to leave. many of those who lost their homes say they have nowhere to go. >> i work really hard on the house and just finished it recently and now it burned.

so i don't know. >> the american red cross is providing emergency housing and long term planning assistance to the victims. >> we figure out what the damage is. if people need our assistance we give it to them. >> firefighters are starting to get a handle on the clover fire. they expect full containment by the end of the week but the fire is an indication the west is extremely dry and fire season still has a long way to go. police say an at risk woman who was missing for days has been found. she disappeared last sunday. she was found miles away in fremont. officials were concerned because she left without her medication. the government opened an inquiry into facebook's privacy policy. they want to know if they

violate a settlement. facebook agreed to get permission from subscribers before using their information in advertising. the california sea otter population is continuing its slow climb. 2900. for the government to consider removing them from the threatened species list it needs to be over 3,090 for three straight years. scientists say the population is up because of a record number of pups and also by the addition of sea otters from san nicholas island. the unmanned rocket launched by nasa had an unexpected passenger. check it out. it was a frog. the image was caught by a still camera at the launchpad in virginia. it shoots six frame as second and it only showed up in one picture. it was probably enjoying a pool

of water that protects the launchpad from damage. the condition of the frog is unknown although based on that launch i imagine the prognosis is not good. here in the bay area a week of big weather changes. now to our chief meteorologist because we are thinking about the weekend. >> we had the fire in mount diablo, 100 degrees and temperature comes down yesterday. today they came up a little bit and the weekend is around the corner. 87 in antioch. 82 santa rosa. numbers today, i don't know, i go that is not a bad temperature profile. not too hot. not too cool. there is clearing at stenson beach and clearing around ocean beach. fog moves back in tonight and tomorrow morning. 68 hayward. highs tomorrow, a little -- or

the same. very similar. tomorrow will feel like today. friday, tomorrow, couple more degrees than today. patchy fog over night. friday should be the warmest day in the five-day forecast and it won't be crazesy hot. it will be the -- crazy hot. it will be the warmest. the temperatures drop saturday and sunday. it is not cold. it is just not hot. not a bad weekend. just cooler. morning, fog everywhere. 90s inland bay valleys. warmest day of the week right there. vacaville 91. hot spot. 89 brentwood. 89 antioch. these are highs for friday already. flew by. 80 san jose. along the coast mid-60s. fog and low clouds hanging

around. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. we got friday being the warmest day. saturday and sunday towards the bay area weekend, saturday will be the warmest day on the bay area weekend. numbers on saturday will be more, you know, mid-80s. 7:00 a.m. on saturday, areas of fog. noon sunny. right? coastal fog. 5:00 p.m. temperatures 67 or 66 to 87 degrees. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. see you back here at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. getting an edge in the job hunt based on your gender. the reason women are getting more hired than men. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> video of a crime in progress. >> why multiple law enforcement agencies want to have a talk with this criminal. >> accusations of greed against

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faster than men. 60billion women -- 68 billion women were employed. men dominate construction and manufacturing. the california -- california highway patrol is now hiring. the second time in three years they are hiring according to the website the department provides an excellent salary, medical benefits and 90% retirement. you must be 20-35 years old and no felony convictions. the bigs are back and they are causing problems, tearing up a neighborhood. surveillance video, watch this, shows the pigs, wild pigs fighting and bigging up the lawns. officers say -- digging up the lawns. officers say they come down from the hills. there are more birds testing positive for west nile

in contra costa county. four more dead birds tested positive for the virus that is transmitted through a bite of an infected mosquito. so far this year two people in contra costa county have come down with the disease. a plan to avoid early inmate releases from california prisons is waiting for governor jerry brown signature. the bill was approved yesterday. the plan asks judges to exend the year -- extend the year deadline. whole foods is at the center of a lawsuit. they are selling product containing pesticides that aren't registered with the state, they are all pet products. they can't comment on legal issues. the state could issue fines.

people in the bay area are collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars in farm aid every year. land owners are collecting the funds even if their land is not being farmed. >> reporter: this is not a farm but this is where your taxpayer dollars are going. >> you will be shocked to discover how many of your neighbors in your neighborhoods are collecting farm subsidies. doesn't make sense. >> the group says 115 people in the bay area collected $450,000 in direct payments last year. people who have an ownership interest in a parm received -- farm received payments. they found they do a poor job of tracking land use. >> reporter: we dug through

information provided by the government because of a request. shows the person living here in downtown washington collected farm aid last year. >> especially with large budget deficits we can't food it anymore. >> reporter: congress has plans to get rid of it. if they don't pass a new bill the current one gets renewed and hundreds of thousands of people will continue collecting billions of taxpayer dollars. ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. surveillance video show as thief in action but he wasn't fast enough. only on 2 we learned how a stolen laptop led police to uncover a criminal trail. >> the controversial name that is about to go on the western bay bridge. >> we are learning how the fire

started, the activity that set mount diablo on fire. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. surveillance video catch a thief snatching a laptop. we learned the suspect may be responsible for much more serious crimes. good evening,. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> only on two tonight ktvu's mike mibach is live in oakland to tell us how a grab and go theft led officers to a man who police may be looking for. mike? >> reporter: that suspect still being questioned here by investigators at opd in downtown oakland. the story starting with the crime and a description of a get away vehicle, the arrest and tonight we are learning more about that man in custody. >> reporter: selling t-shirts,

making money. >> i saw someone dashing out of the store. >> reporter: and getting ripped off. his laptop gone in seconds. >> when someone bolts out the door that fast it is not because their pizza is burning. >> reporter: this morning about 12 hours after the theft a break in the case. >> one of our officers was able to conduct a car stop with the individual who was involved in that theft. >> called to the scene by officers. >> they asked you to identify the person. >> right. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> perfectly. >> the man may be no small time criminal. investigators have inquired about their man saying he may be connected to theft, robbery and violent crime cases. >> is is