joining us live with the plan that will be announced on thursday. robert. >> reporter: the public announcement is still planned for thursday but the rotation of detectives to patrol has already started. and so have the arguments on whether it actually involve arkansas solves the problem. there are only 912 working officers in the san jose police department. 457 on patrol. this week about 70 detectives will begin patrol unit. of the domestic violence unit and police union board member says the rotation follows severe cuts to the detective ranks railroad. >> a reduction already in some of arraigns and now having officers spend one additional day out in the street instead of investigating the cases they may have on their desk is devastating to our investigation. >> reporter: the police department saying the rotations

that include nonother detectivings as well are needed for officer safety and 911 calls. of a life threatening nature get a timely response but level 2 calls such as a burglary where a suspect has fled may not. >> we're having issues getting to those calls in a timely manner. the addition of these new officers will help to reduce that. >> responding to those emergency calls is really important. and that's the highest priority. >> reporter: saying this isn't the answer. >> calls have to be filled. we have to get to the 911 calls. but it's going to happen at a cost. now domestic violence cases will go on hold. >> reporter: in detectives say they fear the program will become permanent and even expanded. at end of january but acknowledge even with with the added detectives it does not have all the patrol beats covered. live in san jose ktvu channel 2

news. a dwindling number of officers. san jose is considering hiring retirees for conducting applications. charging too i guess for the caked then play paying the graduates back as long as they stay in san jose. we've learned about 17 plan to leave san jose. with san jose and another number police department so short an officers we wanted to know how do other cities across the country compare with their staffing levels and patrol plans? >> patrol is most important. that's the no. one priority of any law enforcement agencies. the officers that are working the street. >> 2 investigates looks at departments at cities in similar size. san jose and oakland. tomorrow night at 6 we will

show you how they stack up and keeping our communities safe. again, 2 investigates tomorrow night on ktvu channel 2 news at 6. new at 6 tonight ktvu has obtained the 911 calls during the caldecott tunnel fire on saturday. we listened to a flurry of first calls made by drivers passing through the tunnel eastbound shortly after 9:00 a.m. several people reported seeing smoke coming from the cars engine and few saw small flames underneath it. one woman says he saw an elderly man getting out. and worried things could get worse very fast. >> the guy may be in the same place. in the right lane and a lot of traffic backing pup. i'm afraid the car might stray off into other lanes. >> drivers ditched their cars and were evacuated by firefighters. you can listen to the 911 calls

for yours. we've posted the recordings on our website, ktvu.com just look under hot topics. a young man that was asleep on an ac transit bus when someone set him on fire. his friends posted this picture online hoping to raise money for his recover. meantime the 16-year-old boy who allegely set him on fire is now in custody. we've chosen not to show his face because he a minor and yet to be charged. john. >> reporter: police head quarters officers are interviewing the suspect in that case. still trying to figure out why anyone would set someone else on fire. in less than 24 hours oakland police had easterred who they believed had committed this heinous crime. >> our suspect is a 16-year-old

male. >> reporter: around 5:20 yesterday evening an 18-year- old man was say sleep. police say for some reason this 16-year-old boy now under arrest came up and set the 18- year-old's clothing on fire. >> everyone started yell. and the guy was jumping up and down. >> reporter: we have confirmed the suspect is student at oakland high school. and sat school some students said they were on that bus. friends of the victim have set up a website to help raise money for his recovery. he is now in the burn unit with second and third degree burns on his lower body. police say he is in stable condition. >> the victim did not know the suspect. >> reporter: using surveillance video from the bus to it find the suspect. hiss arrest will be good news to other 57 bus riders. >> that's horrible. >> reporter: one man told me

the thinks the crime could have within spunked by video gangs. >> do you know of that where people are setting people on fire? >> a bunch. man hunt. >> reporter: really. all of grand theft autos which is my favorite by the way. >> reporter: the suspect is facing feltny charges with assault of a deadly weapon and mayhem. comments and well wish with willing pouring in on social media can including this one. "the this man is my barely 18- year-old nephew. what has become. our world. why would someone do such a thing." and sara pool rights "you are a special person and loved very much. wishing you a seedy recover." how an ann tell brace let and cell phone tracked a man from killing a federal investigator from oakland. for the murder of sandra coke last august.

there are reports that gps signal from alana's and tell bracelet stopped. police testified that surveillance video showed alana driving coke's car and that her cell phone signal was tracked near where her body was found. there is a new call in the north bay tonight for the andy lopez death to go to the grand jury. demanding action against the sonoma county sheriff's departmentty for killing the young boy. >> reporter: there were no problems or arrest but protest orgsers and representative met face-to-face with the trial court attorney. their goal here was to demand an independent grand jury investigation into the shooting death of andy lopez. it's been two weeks since the

teen was shots and killed by a sheriff's deputy. the would you say are still fresh. we hope the end result is to put that killer in jail the mother of andy lopez told us in spanish. joining for a march this afternoon habiting the name of deaf fit eric gehlhouse. she hotshot and killed the teen when he took the bb gun he was carrying for an air rifle. >> it has to be a community peers. this was a hispanic neighborhood. many people are not english speakers. the community has to be involved. >> reporter: the rally many march came after an emotional morning in the board of. ers meeting. finding a way to improve police and community relations. >> we certainly want everyone to have a good relationship

with their police. being able to call the police when they need them. >> reporter: now about 20 minutes ago district attorney sent out a message about her meeting. she says she wants to kept communication lines open between her office and the community while the investigation takes place. but as for the calls for a separate independent grand jury now telling the protesters this afternoon she will wait for the police department to complete its investigation first. now a very busy opening day for the new graton resort and casino in the north bay. news chopper 2 over the casino less than an hour ago. and the parking lot there still looking like it's pacted. traffic has died down. but highway 101 is still expected to be busy for the rest are of the evening.

people started running into the new graton casino at 9 this morning when they opened their doors. some people told us they'd been waiting in line since 4:00 in the morning. the casino and parking garage apparently reached capacity about 10:45 this morning and the doors were closed. the decision to slow entry was made to keep guests comfortable. wanting to get some of the money back it was forced to spend during the bart strikes last month. during the four and a half day streak that started october 18th. officials say they added 16 extra buss and increased service on the j church line. >> over that time we were able to give our service or the mission corridors that nationally serve by bard.

we increased ridership by nearly 20%. >> to reimburse those expects. more than 115,000 californians who's health insurance is set to be canceled at the end of the year learned today they will be able to keep their coverage for another three months. >> these are people who did exactly what we urged them to do is get health insurance and they should be able to stay in that health insurance for another year. >> hour blue shield only has to keep ensuring those policy holders for another three months until march 31st. they are among nearly 1 million californians who will loose their congress on january 1st because it doesn't come play with the affordable care act. wishing he could do more. >> three months is exactly what we could get as a result of the current state of the law. i wish the law gave me the authority to tell all of them you company cancel. >> the waive of cancellations

is an outcry cross the country. people who had coverage they liked would be allowed to keep it under the lay. doing a better job of explaining cancellations to their policy holders. to keep current policies in force. and more details now about another health ensurer under fire for canceled policies in california. filing a lawsuit against anthem mr. cross saying they were miss led. 49 linebacker aldon smith back on the roes perp and speaking out about his struggles and the road to recovery. >> i was able to get away and clearly med. i'm tracking the path of a system bringing changes to the bay area. and coming up next. >> a controversial transit

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santa collar are county supreme courts making changes to a policy protecting illegal imfrances toward deportation. officials to hold a arrested illegal immigrants in jail for possible deportation. would violence felonies. after listening to dozens of activists they decided to stick with the current policy. >> people thinks that they can enter sour jails and get detained or deported from an arrest that causes an impact on the level of the trust in the community. people scared to then call

police to report a crime. >> activists say public safety will improve if it immigrants gust police. new at 6 buried pieces of history unearthed in the rubble l of a church in the 1906 earthquake and fire. those relics were dug up as they were boring the new central tunnel in downtown san francisco. got a look at what was found and the cost of preserving them. >> reporter: it doesn't look like much but this piece of concrete is a piece of history for a san francisco church. >> and what that really pleasant surprise. >> reporter: holly trinity cathedral recently got back a piece of it's foundation. the church relocated about a mile away just before the 1906 earthquake. building the controversial 1.7-

mile federal unsway returned which you think to father. >> it was really excited because for us it is a good connection to the past. >> reporter: the priceless piece of history for the church but a pricey extra for the subway project. laying just below the former he go da theater. were two tunnel boring machines are set to appear. hike the costs up to $10.5 billion project. >> the cost involved with that church is about $250,000 which we're asking the board to approve. >> reporter: another $300,000 is needed to pay for additional costs. still project organizers sate underground drilling remains on budget and on time. >> once seeing the hard manmade material at the start we're able to move at that speed now about 16 feet a day. >> reporter: the tunnel boring machines are set to merge at this site next year. in san francisco david steven

son. a top public utilities official wants pg&e it pay more than $17 million fine in san carlos. saying the ewe tills deliberately delayed disclosing investigation about flawed records online 147. pg&e denies that. aned a minnesota straytive judge calls the recordkeeping couragely similar to a part- time burst three years ago. expected to make a final decision next month. a nice looking day again today. very similar to yesterday. a duel start. you knew that. and a warm daytime hide. almost 80 in santa rosa. so this weather pattern condition continues. the jet stream is start cog work the way down. it's going to drop down towards the end of the week weekend.

no changes for us really until the weekend. and might crack up enough to see l some showers next week. settle in for more of the same. it's been really nice. we had a frost advisory last night. you will still see frost as you can last night. the winds served there kind of prosy out there some places right now. and santa rosa sustaining winds at 5-7 miles per hour. and overnight lows will get down there. measly upper 30s low 40s. but a nice looking day tomorrow. tomorrow really replace today. i think it will be a did degree or two warmer. wednesday wednesday is the warmest day of the week. and now after that starting to drop off. never really becoming cold. still in the mid-60s. forecast highs tomorrow. yellows are 70s. greens are 60s. a nice looking day tomorrow.

and the forecast model composed set up with the map as well. high pressure with us tomorrow that's why it's going to be the warmest day of the week. and on wednesday night, thursday, friday, saturday sunday getting some clouds. hoping to clacks over the storm door a little bit. doesn't get cold, though. cooler just means mid-60s which really isn't that cool for this time of year. 75 in livermore tomorrow. warmer than today. real close to today but slightly warmer. in the five day forecast for the weekend. here comes can the jet stream. when they thicken up cracks a storm door open. get a shot at some showers. here is the five day forecast. and let's root the rain on. in the meantime enjoy wednesday, thursday and friday even the weekend because we have a nice limit run of weather. >> thanks bill. >> uc tuberculosisly athletic

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exboyfriend. the starting in august of 2012. victim in the case refused to testify. harris faces one year to behind bars. sports now for the first time hearing from aldon smith since his stint in rehab. and seems gaitful for a second chance. >> i think you're right. being put through the or deal he has and what he's gone through back from the rehab stint. in fact answered questions from a variety of reporters for about 10 minutes very patiently. and it was his first media interview session since he was placed on a roster. he hasn't played yet. and subsequent charges to felony charges were for webs abuses and smith talked about his maturation process both as a person and nfl player.

>> i cam into the league on the young side of things. and taking every free chance i've got ton grow. and i think everybody take the time they get to grow. of course i didn't want to be away from you know where i love. but it was good for me to get away and you know get my mind together and work like assay just getting to the positive spot i needed to be at. >> meantime some good news for the 49ers michael crabtree was cleared to practice. coming back from a torn akill lees sustained in may. no time table to when he would actually get back on the playing field again. the big question when you're coming back from an injury as serious as that wide receiver first be able to separate from defensive backs. and a hurdle he will have to get over but it seems promising he's been cleared to practice. >> can't wait to see him on the

field. >> no question about nap talented guy. >> positive sign thank you. well, it is election night and polls close in just 90 minutes. coming up tonight at the 10:00 news measures of races before voters today. and always here for you ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. have a good night, everyone. >> night.

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