but this story gets much worse. this time the child was 3 years old, autistic and was then forgotten. new at 6:00, ktvu's john fowler spoke to the angry mother whose story has sparked an investigation and a review of school bus contracts. john. >> reporter: the school bus driver dropped 3-year-old katelin here. what happened next she says traumatized her child. her mother blames durham school services. >> durham does not take ordinary care of our children, much less special care for these children. >> her daughter katelin is 3, autistic and her mother says unable to say her own name. gonzales posted this picture on facebook katelin getting on the bus, the first day of school. after what her mom called a traumatizing delicious another bus took her to the right school, but then the driver

didn't pick her up after school. an emergency contact finally got her home. >> the following day she did not want to go to school, as you can imagine. she was terrified to get on the bit. she did say bus hurt me. bus pinch me. bus bad. >> durham school services acknowledge mistake. >> we orange out a plan to improve communication and coordination move forward. >> we're in the processover reviewing the contract and previous concerns with durham bus services. >> but the superintendent says hayward is part of a rejoinal contract and there are few options. >> durham's response today is completely unacceptable. >> reporter: gonzales who has two other autistic children says she no longer trusts durham servicessings and she's asking people to express their outrage on her facebook page. reporting live in hayward, john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. following developing news in oakland. police have arrested a man for allegedly shooting a cab driver in the leg this afternoon. the man was shot just after

3:00 o'clock in the area of 11th street and broadway. that's right near the marriott hotel. police say they received several calls from people who heard gunshots in that area. officers arrived and say they found a man suffering at least one gunshot wound. he is expected to survive. was iefly closed while police n searched for the suspect. the santa clara county sheriff's department late this afternoon relisted pictures and names of four men arrested yesterday after a home invasion near gessoes. in custody now are charles menefe, lamont mims, taylor and samuels. authorities are still looking for a fifth man. you'll rule they lock down the neighborhood yesterday to search for him. the four arrested are all charged with robbery, kidnapping and weapons violations. ktvu has learned new information about a believe school worker who was murdered, and how she knew the man now accused in her death.

ktvu's robert honda spoke to the figeroa today as they prepare to lay their mother to rest. >> reporter: we are at the home in says where the family is getting ready to travel to mexico for a funeral and burial. the family held a private memorial service in says earlier this week and gave us this exclusive video to show of the more than 300 people who under the out to pay the respects. as we -- turned out to pay their respects. she was a popular schoolyard monitor for 12 years. she was found dead in her mini van parked not far from the school last tuesday. 43-year-old oscar ayala was charged with her murder last friday and appeared in court today for his case to be assigned to the public defender's office. the case has been sealed so investigators will not talk about how they knew each other, but today her son said she had children that went to the school and he had been stalking her. >> they weren't really friends or anything. they just saw each other around. that's basically it.

>> you mentioned to me before that people thought he was stalking her. did you feel that way? >> in a way, yeah. >> they were not friends, though? >> no. >> the figeroa family says they cannot discuss more of the details because of the on going investigation. they say the community support has given them strength, but. >> it's not really much people can do. you know, the pain is gonna be there all the time. >> reporter: the figeroa family says it is fulfilling a wish to bee her to be buried in mexico next to her father. ayala returns to court in two weeks. live in says, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. barry bonds' obstruction of justice conviction stands. a federal appeals court said toads barry bonds was evasive when answering questions about his trainer. bonds is now facing 30 days

home confinement as well as two years of probation. he also has to perform 250 hours of community service and pay a $4,000 fine. domestic violence victims will get more protection here in california after three bills were signed by governor brown. one includes social media as grounds for victims to get a retraining order against their abusers. experts say many abuse use social media to berate their victims and scare them. >> there are many, many ways for somebody to intimidate and harass somebody, and now that social media is, you know, such a common thing, it's just -- if somebody has bad intent, that's one of the tools they are using. >> another bill makes false impersonation on social media grounds for a restraining order. the third prohibits domestic violence abusers from dropping spouses from their joint health insurance policy. more details now in some of the other legislation headed to the governor's tex. one bill would sentence registered sex offendsers to another six months in jail for

removing their gps ankle bracelets. another would create an $80 million early warning system for earthquakes. it could give up to 60 seconds notice of an impending earthquake. a response to b.a.r.t's shut down of cell service during a protest would require a court order before public agencies cut service. there is also a bill to require planners consider including suicide buriers as part of any new bridge design or risk losing state funding for those projectens. new information know on a story we first told you about this week about those bright lights in the p bay bridge tunnel. several drivers have complained the lights are too right, especially compared to the old yellowish lights there b. now cal transsays they have made some adjustments. a lighting engineer said driver should notice the deference tonight. the completion of the new bay bridge means a $20 million bonus for the construction company. although they may have to pay a penalty out of that for those

faulty bulbs, the very idea has sparked public debate over big construction bonuses. we have continuing coverage now. tom vacar, live. he takes a look at some of the bay area's major projects. who does and who does not qualify for a bonus. tom. >> reporter: frank, this is really a story about the carrot and the stick. >> no bonuses will be paid to contractors top almost finished tunnel. even though it is on time and under budget. nor were they paid other double slide understand the. others have paid offhand? ly, often for great public need as in the case of the fire displayed may section six years ago that snarled bay area traffic. >> normally if there wasn't that time element, he might have one crew. on this one he had several crews. to be able to afford to do that, you need too have that incentive. >> for that, famed contractor

got a $5 million bonus for completing the torque far i had of schedule and for restoring in half the time numerous collapse canned overpasses staff 94 north rim quake. he earned 15 million. >> it is really just a project by project decision. >> but where there is a carrot, there is also a stick. >> a lot of times we will have financial invenne sentives. in other words, like a late opening, even on a daily basic we will assess them, liquid damage. >> reporter: there are other projects currently. one near the richmond bridge and a major expansion of highway 4 where there are

incentives to keep traffic flog and work flog between contractors without claimant but those bonuses are no where near the ones we've just discussed. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. a bay area engineer and technology entrepreneur plans to hold a contest for the best home design use canning scrap there is the old section of the bay bridge. a man wants architecture students to submit designs for ecofriendly self-sustaining structures. the project will use recycled piecest of the bridge as the structure of the building as well as concrete, steel, and glass. the recovering bay area housing market appears to be cooling off. research firm said today the median sale price in august was $540,000. that is a $22,000 drop from july. but it is still way up by about 32% over last year. the data quick also found home sales were down about 1% in august compared to the same time last year.

a woman is facing criminal charges tonight for allegedly booking thousands of california home owners in a multimillion dollar homeowner scheme. a man and woman were raced for continuing the fraud initially started by her husband. they say he duped home owners into paying them instead of their lenders and would ignore letters from their mortgage companies leaving many of them losing their homes. both face up to 30 years if convicted. google says it is expanding their footprint in silicon valley. they confirm they have leased a large office complex in sunnyvale big enough to house a thousand employees. this is just the latest expansion for google. in the months, the company has leased almost a million scare feet of new space in sunnyvale and mountain view. a dip in temperatures on the way. i'll tell you how cool it will be and if you will see overcast skies this weekend. last night, we introduced you to a family of two little

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the cost to fight the morgan fire has now grown to 4 and a half million dollars. ed the fire burn more than 3100- acres. investigators believe target shooters sparked the fire. but so far there is this no word on any criminal charges. firefighters near redding getting the upper hand on a fire in hasta county. at least 68 homes were

destroyed one person i did that this blaze. fire officials expect full containment by sunday. fightening moments at san francisco this morning when what window washing scaffolding rig detached and was dangling from a high-rise. one of the cables on that rig snapped at ant 7:00 this morning on the 41st floor of the embarcadero 1 building. no one was in the rig at the time. police and fire closed surrounding streets and evacuated several floors while crews worked on reattaching the capable. by 9:30 it was secure education bill and the evacuations and street closures were lifted. sheriff's investigators say a suspicious package found this afternoon under the out to be harmless. the object was found just before 3:00 this afternoon at a train yard just south of the station near interstate 280 near highway 87. santa clara county sheriff's officials say a plaque backpack was found with wires sticking out of it right in front of a parked train.

a robot opened the backpack, dumped out its contents and found harmless wires and fitness weightens. 47,000. that is the number of school kids living in know tells across this country according to the department of education. last night, you play remember, we introduced you to two of them. they helped their mother move in and out of the motel and into another motel every 21 days. that's because of motel rules. but tonight, some hope that this family will soon find some stability. >> angel rammier residents sits in an empty room in newark, a tiny room her family of four has called home the past 21 days. >> hi. >> hi. >> how was school? >> bad. >> once her 5-year-old son necklace got out of school today, they took all of their belongings to another motel down the road. they are limited to just three weeks in one mountain lions tell. >> there are no words. there are no words. i'm just -- just amazed.

>> ramirez was more emotional than usual on this move day after telling the family's story on last nighties 10:00 o'clock news. offers have poured in. >> but there is so much positive statements in here. i wish i could print them out and hang it on my wall for the time that i felt the lowest. >> angel's husband robert lost his job two years ago and that's when they lost their house. they have been living in motels every since. she reads from the ktvu facebook page. >> how can i help?  how can i help. a lot of people are reaching out. >> offers of assistance and encouragement, including a berkeley housing organization. a case manager there told me the family may qualify for one of its programs. >> you're in the alone. we're here for you. >> robert is working g but the $1,600 a month it cost to stay in a motel makes it difficult to afford a down payment on an apartment. but now, a grim of hope, that the next time the family moves,

it will be into a permanent home. >> amazing. just amazing. my heart is full. >> the rammier residents family says in its two years of living in motels, it has come across several families in the very situation. angel says at least 16 other children live at that easy 8 motel in newark where this family often stays. if you would like to see last night's special report, we posted it on ktvu doing just look under the east bay tab for the story about the rammier residents family. >> the two kids are just adorable. california's $10 minimum wage is now headed to the governor's tex. a final vote on the proposal came last night. governor jerry brown has already said he will sign the proposal to raise the minimum wane from 8 dollars to $9 an hour next july. then $10 an hour by january of 2016. republicans say the bill will ultimately hurt job growth. governor brown is getting

credit tonight for what's being called a terrific year at the state capitol. you might be surprised to hear the compliment coming republicans. party leaders say they were worried at the beginning of the legislative session because democrats held a two thirds the superma scoretism now they say the moderate voice of the democratic governor has helped the year wrap up on a high note. >> governor is ironically the most conservative voice at the table when it comes to a lot of the things going on each i is a i that because we're often not at the table until it is convenient. >> i think governor has staked out certain positions. a lot of those positions agree with where we are. >> republican leaders also say party members should be proud that they were unified in voice and able tombing a positive stand on issues together. nice warmup today across most of the bay area. fog, though, a constant near parts of the coast lean already pushing back into the bay at

this hour. right now, the maps on live storm tracker 2. no storms just yet. there is the evidence of that fog still hugging a good portion of the bay area coastline. here is a closer inspection are up toward pacifica and right around sfo. overcast on the increase. that trend will continue for the overnight hours. current temperatures, they are ranging from the upper 50s. upper 50s in san francisco all the way to the 80s out toward antioch right now. says 68. santa rosa checking in 74 degrees. the time lapse from this afternoon during the 2:00 hour during 2302:03:30, clear skies upb . can't peck out some of the coastal fog. lots of sunshine across most of the bay area today. as a result today it was warmer. overnight lows will be in the 50s across most areas. sank 53. says 58. livermore 450. possibly drizzle. we are watching this system offshore. we will be moving out to the east over the next few days w. that, a sun cloud mix this

weekend and drizzle, as i mentioned. and a cooling trend. temperatures in the 60s, 70s and low 80s. sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend. here is our forecast model showing you this. overcast expected coast side. even right around the bay first thing tomorrow morning. clearing back to near coast for the afternoon hours by 4:00. partly cloudy skies across most of the region 6789 temperatures for tomorrow, the warmest locations we are thinking some low to mid 80s out toward fairfield, concord and livermore. right near the immediate cost line, once again only warming back up into the lower 60s. forecast highs for your saturday. santa rosa 79. fairfield 83 right around the bay upper 60s to lower 70s. inland, more 80s. says 74. morgan hill 84 degrees. these temperatures checking in right about 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. san francisco will go with 65 degrees. here is a look ahead. your 5 day forecast with your honor weekend in view. sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend with those temperatures maxing out right

around 80 degrees. the day planner for sunday, starting out 7:00, mostly cloukies. by 4:00, partly cloudy and breezy. once again, your 5 day forecast, we are cooling a. monday and tuesday, a little bit in the bump of the numbers by wednesday. no rain clouds in the 5 day. an interesting pattern potentially about a week treasure island now, heather, and frank. we could be turning back rain chances here in the b. that would bed of for this time of year. we will be watching out for that change in pattern. >> thanks, mark. >> thanks, mark. coming up at 77:00 on tv 36, a big party coming to oakland coliseum is causing concerns about drug use and noise. what organizers are doing to try to ease that worry. plus, a late hit that had 489ers fan crying foul. now word of a hefty fine for packers lineback clay matthews. join us at 7:00 on tv 36. it is a match up of section champions in our high school football game of the week.

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frank, is there any wetter place to be on a friday night. let's bring in the head coach of the one of the longest tenure greater bay area coaches and most successful. you're kind open on an island up here. you're in the marine county league. not in marin county. >> we have a lot of dedicated players and students who work hard and great coaching staff. can't go wrong. >> you have an interesting

matchup tonight. you're playing forth section championship team. you are the north from your division. what do you know about a team that you don't see very much and that you have to worry about. >> we saw them play in the final right before the state bowl game they are a very well coached disciplined team. i was really impressed with how they plaid football. their coach happened to call me over the similar and we decided to play w. ear excited. >> you're still in the nonleague portion of your schedule. what do you want to see where your guys and what should we look for from your senior team. >> we want to see both teams play well. hopefully tight ball game and played cleanly with not a lot of penalty or turn others on both sides of the ball as we prepare both leagues begin next week. >> thanks for taking time with us. i know you're modest, but you can't be around here for 17 years and not do a good job. good luck tonight againststter.

thank, rhode island good luck to you. >> thank you, joe. >> we will have highlights at 10:00. i am joe fonzi, back to you guys in the studio. >> thanks, joe. >> should be fun. >> that'll do it for us. thanks so much for joining us, everyone.

ready to go, lois? you sure like to say my name, don't you? excuse me, lois. stand back, lois. jimmy's in trouble, lois. oh, mr. meyer, this is my friend jerry-- jerry seinfeld. duncan meyer. you two know each other? yeah. we went to high school together, didn't we, jerry? yeah. gee, i hope you're not leaving now. we still have a lot of work left. would you be able to come downtown in rush hour and pick me up? i'd have to be superman to do that, lois.