yesterday, there others today. one is a long time officer, someone i've known as friends since junior high. today he made his first public statement off camera he said it sounds horrible but it's an accusation. he said i current made meants. >> nobody wants to believe that police officer are corrupt. >> allegations that the officers were violating low income residents by doing illegal searches. >> we downloaded a year and a half of video and compared that with the reports and you compare the two the officers were lying.

>> a week after the officers were indicted there was no choice but to suspect them. >> i go more by reading the indictment. i felt it merited a suspension without pay. >> rick smith worked with the u.s. attorney and knows federal criminal procedures. >> the investigation is not conducted unless there's enough to make progress and prosecute these cops. i think it's serious. >> the sergeant said i've been honest always will be. >> there's green on storm tracker two, that means rain is overhead. bill martin is monitoring the wet conditions. >> it's been light, i'm getting reports of sprinkles in mill valley. but it's light stuff.

i can track this here. we'll go over by grizzly peak and the hills. there's light rain on skyline boulevard. it's not a lot. but it's the afternoon commute. we'll see the showers pick up. right now it just drizzle. we'll push it up one click and you can see at 7:00, the reign starts to move in offshore. the rain will get going on the late afternoon commute, we'll go looking for more rain when i come back in the 5-day forecast. we'll see it here. update on a developing story. a school district teacher is under investigation for alleged sex abuse, when we first told you the teacher is this man. ronald david quinto.

coming up at 10:00 we're digging into the investigations be the background checks done at that school. the family of a woman found dead in the stairwell of the san francisco general hospital is gearing up to sue that hospital. >> this claim, 22 pages is the start of a battle that will end in court. lynn balding was -- spalding was found dead 17 days after missing from her bed. a claim allegations medical malpractice from the hospital and the deputies. a key claim is that the death

violated the elder abuse stad out. >> there's no monetary cap on damages under the elder abuse and adult dependency stad another. >> we were the first on the record on hospital documents indicating confusion if she was ready to discharge. she was going to be discharged anyway. there's a written order that says, never leave this patient alone. and they did. >> this should not have happened and we agree. >> the city is responsible for what happened in the hospital. the sheriff department said there's disciplinary action pending. >> we don't think reassigning a couple deputies is a full enough price to pay.

>> the city has 45 days to accept or decline this suit. >> live in san francisco. ktvu. >> oakland police say a man found burned to death in oakland over the weekend committed suicide. the body of richard fen was found. the police determined he set himself on fire. >> we're treating it as a suicide. we have not indicated it's a homicide. it appears to be a suicide. >> tseng -- feng was the nephew of fong who was killed.

67-year-old larry bringing was found guilty. he will serve six months of probation. he said he was sorry for what he had done. he retired in 2010 after 22 years of service. the former executive director of the peninsula symphony association is facing prison. steven carlson is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands from the symphony. it was almost forced to shut down. two endowments worth $400,000 combined were left with $700 in them. happening now, richmond city leaders are meeting with the public housing residents

who live with moldy walls and bug bites. is a story out lining deplorable conditions at the public housing. >> this meeting is an opportunity for residents to take their complaints to city leaders. this community meeting started an hour ago. we have video to show you, fairly crowded with the meeting room packed. there's two city council members meeting with the residents taking inventory with the residents. last month we reported on the conditions in the public housing units. residents say mold, sewage problems, cockroaches are some of the issues. the housing serves 10,000 residents. it is time for the city to take

action. >> we want to stop all the dispelling that there is no problems at this housing project. when you listen to the people that live here, this is how you get the information of what's going on. >> there's a call for the city manager to resign for the poor living conditions. the richmond city council is having a special meeting. there will be an update on the 10:00 news. california lawmakers say the time is right for a improvement to the water supply. tonight they announced the clean water act. it calls for increasing water storage mounding -- funding,

and protecting water sources. the plan announced today makes changes to existing proposal passed in 2009. it was never put before voters because of concern it wouldn't pass. we need to fix the infrastructure and the plumbing for california. that's why you have us working together to bring that solution forward. >> if approved the bond money would be granted through a competitive bidding process. target announced top down changes to protect customers financial information. the chief information officer is resigning in the wake of the data breach. now a new chief information security officer will be named to overhaul the technology. target will launch new red cards with security chips in

early 2015. yahoo! is blocking facebook users. this is the latest strategy from the tech company to beef up the user base. facebook fans will hit delete when an illegal gun ad pops up. what a difference the month makes, what changed and prompted water officials to take mandatory water restrictions off the table.

. us really prime minister -- israeli prime minister met with

governor brown today. california and israel are the most powerful hubs of invasion on the planet. let's connect them together. we'll do that with this agreement today. with the computer museum as the backdrop they signed an agreement. israel has a huge technology industry. the city of oakland is moving ahead with a surveillance center after the mayor casted atie breaking vote. it will be used as a central location to bring in information. it will be housed at the port of oakland and will be used to watch over surveillance at the

port. >> the cameras that are being talked about at the port are there, have been there. have been there for an extended period of time. >> the city council must give written approval before sharing colllected data. >> facebook announced steps to tighten policy on promoting gun sales. it is seemed at preventing illegal sales. >> facebook does not process gun sales but sales and discuss takes place on the site. so. >> today facebook announced measures that allows -- it will

delete posts that specifies no back group checks. >> they took meaning full steps to address illegal gun sales. >> mayors were happy about the change calling it overdue. i don't think drills should be able to buy guns, i don't children should be able to buy guns. there should be universal background checks. >> groups approved of any steps to block illegal gun sales, but some are concerned about the movement leading to a wider crack down on private posts. >> you limit people exchanging ideas about gun control or gun writes on facebook just as long as that doesn't happen. >> facebook will begin getting

rid of posts in the next few weeks and counts on them being flagged by users. the highway patrol is investigating the report of a shooting on 580. a man was shot after 2:30 near high street in oakland. investigators say his injuries are not life-threatening and the man is not being cooperative, his car was parked near the hospital has a bullet hole in the windshield. things are looking up for marin county water supply. this is what the phoenix lake reservoir looked like in january. at the time it was 70% full. in february it was half full. that's when they planned for

mandatory water restrictions. now after 21 inches of rain the reservoir is full. that fact combined with residents using less water water res tricks won't -- restrictions won't be needed. lake shasta is currently at 41% of the average. the water level at laker villis at 41%. the st. louis reservoir is 31% of average. >> check out the latest data for yourself. look for california drought section under hot topics. the storm tracker two is tracking rain. we want to check in the weather center to see if more is coming our way in it the in the next few hours, right now it's light

drizzle. these are the temperature we had today. despite the cloud cover, 71 in mountain view, it's warm, upper 60s, low 70s, tomorrow's temperature will be warm. the story with the last couple systems have been hitting north. that's where the trent is. we're down -- strength is. we're getting a spin off. we have more moisture moving in, in the next few hours, that should produce light rain, sprinkles and showers, right now we have scattered showers, mostly cloudy tonight, rain moves out in time for the morning commute. the roads will be wet. i have rain in san francisco, showers in the great highway, here's the system as it comes

in. we're looking for the showers to increase over the next two, three hours, it pushes through in the morning hours and we have a slight chance, it's not going to be a nasty commute. so as we look at the forecast, this is how it looks 10:00 tonight. this is what we think will happen. this pushes through, it pushes through early in the morning and into 7:00 on thursday. tomorrow afternoon, and friday looks good. you will see friday to saturday, this could impact us as we head into the bay area saturday to sunday. looks like another one stays north. the energy, you don't want to write these off. but they are real dynamic the strength of the storm is north of here.

there's watersheds up there that's good. it would be nice to get it at leakington reservoir. saturday night and sunday morning. fingers crossed. this could turn into something. let's hope for that. there's the five-day forcast. it's wet but not wet enough. that's right. these storms, if they were phased upright we would get an inch from each storm which would have an impact. >> we need to keep getting the storms. >> the door is open for a while. they just have to get stronger. california lawmakers face the heat at the state capital. >> state legislatures donned the firefighters suit and learned to cut a hole in the roof. they faced temperature of $800

100-degrees to face a simulated propane fire. i have to get the fire out. this is failure is not an option, i have the hose. >> fire crews volunteered their time to put the lawmakers through the training session. we caught up with brandon belt today. >> what he said about heavy criticism about his performance.

there's a newert to keep the -- effort to keep the moving light to bay bridge for an extra 10 years, they were installed a year ago as a two year art installation. they are trying to raise the money to keep it going. it would be a big project to remove it for bridge painting. >> the comic cost is -- economic cost is outweighed for the joy it brings. >> waterfront businesses noticed a spike in sales because of the light. organizers will turn it off for

10 minutes tomorrow to show what they will miss. joe is here talking spring training and the pressure is on brandon belt. >> you can't talk about him in terms of potential. the giants will say lack of punch in the offense was a problem. they hope the department of 1-- development of one player will make a difference. brandon belt begins his fourth year and they would like him penciled in. last year after a change of grip and batting stance his production increased. his .289 batting average. 17 homers and 67 rbi were highs. much of that came after the giants were out of the race. belt says bologny. that's ridiculous, people who aren't in baseball don't know

this. there's always pressure. there's not a game i don't feel pressure to do well. as a player we try to take that pressure off ourselves. as far as that goes in 2012 we were in the middle of the pennant race and i turned it on in the end of the year. on the field matt cain through three shutout interestings. the a's fell to the brewers. ryan braun is seven for eight in the cactus league. international friendly soccer match was relocated to a mediterranean island in cyprus. thomas howard stops marco once but couldn't a second time. this was the second goal of the game for ukraine who won.

>> you heard. by 30. you are correct. on the 10:00 news a possible link to a string of homicides on the peninsula decades ago. the fbi is set to announce an update on the gypsy hill killer. thanks for joining us. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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how come we don't have the same number of containers and lids? why would they ever get separated? built-up resentment, money issues, met a younger lid. huh? mm-hmm. mom, where's my science homework? so, alex, honey, what's going on? - anything exciting? - no. - any boys? - no. i'm feeling a little bit disconnected from alex right now. last week, i picked up her cellphone thinking it was mine, and i accidentally read a few flirty text messages that were probably from a boy in her class, which is fine. or they're from a drifter. come on, isn't there something you want to share with your mommers? yeah. don't call yourself "mommers."