can't believe how fast the crime was. on the corner of this street, just 50 feet away from this freeway, they lined up at the casual car pool to start their day. >> the victim did not want his name or face shown for safety reasons, and he noticed three people get in line behind him. >> three young men with hoodies, and it didn't look like they were ready to get in a car. >> one of them pulled out a gun. >> he said, everyone give me your stuff. some people started to cry, and some ran into the street. >> the robber pointed the gun at his torso, and told him to hand everything over. >> i was shocked. >> he's lived across from this stop for several years. >> it's peaceful, and really we will maintained, and controlled.

>> some say they aren't surprised, and point to other armed robberies in the area. >> robbing people outside of cafes, for their computers, and cell phones. so it's part of a bad trend. >> the victim we talked to, says he still feels safe here, but he's not sure if take the casual car pool tomorrow morning. ktvu channel 2 news. the da's office formally charged a man that was in the center of a stand off. he was charged with two counts of attempted murder, and one count of attempted mourd of a peace officer. the authorities say he shot through the front door of the home, and the property manager suffered a gushlt wound -- gunshot wound to the leg, he was

arrested after four hours. a three alarm fire this afternoon from a church. it's not far from this bart station. a huge plume of black smoke, billowed from the church, and it's the first of that denomination in that area, and it's been holding services there for close to 100 years. >> it's means a lot to the community, it does a food give away program, and other things in the community, it's an important fixture in the community. >> the fire knocked out power to about 1,900 customers, and the power has since been restored for most. and they tweeted about the fire, and follow us on twitter, for breaking news 24 hours a day. a flight headed to san francisco from atlanta, made an unscheduled stop in wichita,

kansas today. it landed at the airport at 11:45 this morning our time, after smoke was reported in the can cockpit. all passengers, and crew had to wait for hours at the airport, and the flight resumed at 4:30 to atlanta. a community is in mourning tonight, after this 12-year-old boy was hit and killed while riding his bicycle this morning. it was a complete accidental, and he was riding his bike in front of his school, and we spoke to parents who are trying to explain the loss to their children. ken? >> the parents and students isn't the last past half hour, that's adding to the memorial, it's about where i'm standing here. they say a mother driving an suv dropped her kids off here, she

was leaving the school, and trying to make a right-hand lane turn, and she did not see the boy, and turned and struck him. it's a boy that locals say they saw him every day. it's an image hard to take in, a bicycle sized for a child, bent and broken under the suv. this boy was on that bike. >> it's the most horrible thing that's happened here in a long time. >> his kids go to the same school, and he drove past this morning. >> my wife pulled the kids out early today. >> the woman driving the suv had just dropped off her kids, and was making a right on the street, and looking left on on coming traffic, and as she turned right, she felt an impact. >> that's when she realized he

struck the bicycle, and he was krushld under the vehicle. >> this is a rural area, and the busy road, but speed was not a factor, and simply looking both ways, could have prevented an accidental. >> extremely sad, the young boy was very popular and well known. >> in addition to this memorial on the campus grounds, there will be a vigil tonight at 7:00, in nearby discovery bay. the driver so far has not been charged, and it's an accidental, for -- accident for both the victim and the driver. ktvu channel 2 news. a trial date was set today for a foreman school teacher -- former school teacher, charged with molesting a student.

25 felony charges, and accused of sex crimes for more than a dozen of fourth and fifth grade boys. the trial is set for march of next year. the police are crediting a smart phone app to nab a burglary suspect. the investigators used the app, find my i-pad, and arrested this man at his home in san josi, the police were not able to recover the item frs that home, but they did find laptops, stolen from other homes. the city wide youth curfew as a way to have fighting the crime problem if oakland. the district, he says he's planning to introduce the measure at a committee meeting on thursday, that curfew would bar anyone under the age of 18, to be in public areas after 10

p.m.. he's fed up, seeing the young people out on the streets, selling drugs, and other criminal activity. >> when i see the young girls, prostituting in front of my schools, and we all drive by, and see it, but we don't do knitting about -- anything about it. >> if youth is caught utilize in the open -- caught out in the open, they could be sunlight to fines -- subject to fines, community service, and even jail time. they tried a few years ago, but could want get enough support. >> the enforcement is not easy, and they're trying to find out if the program is effective in that city, by keeping the young people off the streets. >> he was stopped by police, not for a combriem, but for --

crime, but for curfew. and he's not alone, the police have been cracking down on the violations all summer. >> i do notice less juveniles out after hours. >> they say it helps. >> it's a useful tool, when you have nothing else, and the kid is out after hours, it gives us the ability to take them off the street, and back in the homes where it's safe. >> the center on juvenile justify, has studied the departments across the country. >> the research is consistent, the curfews, do not reduce crime, and don't protect the youth or the public. it makes more police time. >> a few cities, have backed off the program, and in this town, some say they haven't noted a difference. >> don't get arrested, people

still running around. >> we would rather have them dealing with crime than a curfew. >> the strict enenforcement of -- enforcement of it began in may, and for now, it'll continue. more details now, there are several other bay area cities with some kind of curfew on the books for minors. the level to which police enforce the laws, varies from city to city, as to the ages, and times of day for the curfew. they agree to rethink the look policy, as part of a settle with a woman. she sued the retailer, after she was fired for not removing her registration head scarf. they've now let the women

employees wear it. the governor today, signed a bill into law that expands the internet privacy for children. it's the first of its kind in the nation, it throws children and others, to permanently remove they're posting on the international, and social media sites. the websites cannot retain the posts, and clearly instructs the young user, how to remove it. and it does not allow the firearms, and drugs, on that website. the area opponents on a new bill, are urging the governor to veto the legislation. the groups say that led bullets -- lead bullets can cause

poisoning in wildlife. some oppose the bill. >> 65% of our members, hunt, fish, and love the outdoors, we're representing them. this is what they do. and the time, what it is now, the working families can't afford it. >> if the governor signs the bill, california will be the first sate in the nation to totally ban lead bullets. the numbers don't show the entire picture with bart. now look at what state workers had to do to fix the error, and get the money out. and the temperatures in the 80, today, but slightly cooler temperatures coming. what you can see this week.

. we are counting the days laeft for the -- left for the cooling off period for bart workers. there are 17 days left, and think return to the -- they return to the table today, with little progress. they were trying to move the negotiations forward, but the union accused them of wasting time, and revisiting old ideas. >> they're giving us a capital review, of what was done in january. >> we are proceeding in gave the -- good faith, and we need more information from the leadership before we can make progress. >> the remaining 17 days are to be spent on negotiating pay and benefits. and three days will be spent on safety rules. the bart roeshgz have --

workers have insisted that safety is a point, and bart says that it's one of the best when it comes to rail systems. we excuse with the union representatives today. >> the union insists that safety is just as important as pay and benefits, but depending on the many groups and individuals that are counting, depending on that, the numbers don't add up. the union says that safety has not been a major contract negotiating issue, the union says it's tired of being ignore by the company. >> the district has failed to address these issues. >> we told you last week, they say that bart has a good safety record. in the three and a half years from 2009 to may of this one, they racked up 42 safety

incidents, and the other telescoping system -- transportation system, racked up 102, la county, 180, and san francisco, 366. the numbers are achieved with our current operators that are atu, certified operators. >> that's part of a story. >> we don't want these numbers to look like nothing else is going on. >> the numbers show the system operates safely, but don't include the hundreds of crime and other incidents. >> in the last three years, only five of our station, 2,046 incidents cured -- occurred, and it had to be reported to the fbi. the assault of the workers, and passengers, that's what we're concerned about. >> plus the, thesa, d -- tsa,

says that bart is a leader of safety, all across the board. ktvu channel 2 news. the employment development department, says that hundreds of of people worked over the weekend with a glitch of benefits. the officials say that over the weekend, they were able to go through more than 40,000 accounts waiting to be processed. >> we paid a total of $37 million of inemployment benefits over the last 30 days, and that compares to 17 million that we might pay over the weekend. >> the people should see the money posted to therapy cards by -- to their cards by tomorrow morning. >> you will not see this every day, the cattle, is led down the

sdreet of san francisco. the city event that celebrates the regional agriculture, and locally grown feed. it'll conclude on sunday,. it warmed up today, after a cool saturday, obviously with the rain, and sunday wasn't that much warmer, and today was a warmer day. that's it for the week, the temperatures are going to wind down. 85 in livermore, the hot spot. weather systems to the north will kind of cool us the next couple of days, the rain stays up here, and north of us, the temperatures will kind of come into contact with ours, and most of the temperatures down just a little bit. winds out there are pushing the cooler air on shore, and 29 miles per hour winds, and the airport, the winds are off the water, and it'll cool things

down. the overnight lows in the 50's, and daytime highs cooler than today. daytime highs tomorrow, though, 70, 60s, something like that. you might get a low 80s, in brentwood, and same with wednesday. the extended forecast, the winds go breezy, and they clock it out of the north, to the end of the week, and things warm up. but not the next couple of days, tuesday and wednesday, the temperatures trend down, with the cooler air to the north, and it drops the temperatures. tomorrow, in downtown, 60 degrees at lunchtime, and 70, and pretty there as well. 78 in brentwood, and 73 here, you get the picture. good air quality, nice temperatures a beautiful day, wednesday looks just like this. the five day forecast, the bay area weekend in view, the temperatures down a little bit, and on wednesday, down a bit

more, and temperatures on friday, saturday, and sunday, the temperatures come up, we get the offshore weather pattern, and it'll set us up with winds out of the north, northeast, and you'll notice that on thursday and friday. you get the picture, 80 inland bay, and 78 of the coastal sections, the upper 60s, there's the five day forecast. with the fire danger taking a bit of a break, the rain was significant for the entire northern portion of the state, so good news there. it's not so dray in late -- dry in late september. >> and the weekend. >> you're looking that far ahead. >> always do. coming up on the news at 7:00, the video is outrageous, and this event turns dangers as well. the weekend side show that

accomplice say it -- police say it got out of hand. and this is more than a day at the beach for the visitors, join us at 7:00, on ktvu channel 2 news. the 49ers, come to terms with the loss of a key player, smith. when it's time to talk business security,

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. some bay area teams are decide their part to fight the isolation in the schools, and the program reaches out to middle school students who feel isolated to their peers. it's having an impact in the area, and the be the one campaign is in san francisco. >> you should be the one to go out there and fight for helping people, to go and sit with people at lunch. >> the team uses the digital platforms, to get out their message. the 49ers, are helping smith get treatment. >> a few days too late, and better late than never. everybody had an opinion, get

down to it, the only opinion that mattered is the organization, and what they decided to do with it. they played smith on the nonfootball injury list, and go to rehab, and could miss an extended period of time. they don't know yet, and jim harbaugh had to explain the loss to the colt, and his linebacker, that'll be gone for one game. >> we're supportive of him, as we are of all of our players, coaches, and personnel. >> did he let you down? the team down? >> we hashed through it, and now we're taking steps, and so is he, we support him in that. >> he could miss one game, or more, smith, this thursday, the niners play the rams, and he'll miss it. he's a had good games with them.

he had no sacks, against the colts yesterday. meanwhile, it could get worse as far as injuries go. the willis, had to leave the game with a groin pull. it's doubtful that he'll play thursday night. in the meantime, the voting is in, high school football, the game of the week, there are the selections, we always invite you to go to ktvu.com, put in your vote, and we'll highlight one of the games this friday night at 6:00 and highlights of the game itself at 10:00. that's the sports tonight. >> all right, thank you. the east bay community of byron is gathering tonight to remember a 12-year-old boy, hit and killed this morning, while

riding his bike to school. we'll be there, and bring you the story tonight on the 10:00 news. we're always here for you, ktvu.com, and mobile ktvu, thanks for joining us , have a good evening everyone.

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