officer visited repeatedly to get prescription drugs. >> reporter: we have learned the officer who is part of the canine unit has been paid administrative leave for several weeks now. tonight we introduce you to a woman who gave him her prescription medication. >> he is a wonderful police officer. >> she said he is a good man. >> take him off the road -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a trusted officer who was always nice to her. >> just asked me if i was taking it and i said yeah. he wanted to borrow some. >> reporter: he borrowed her drugs on several different occasions. sometimes coming with his canine partner and other times with his family. >> he brought his little boy over. when he would come over to borrow pills. >> reporter: police chief says it is an administrative issue

and couldn't go into details but said he was put on paid leave since february and being investigated for illegally obtaining prescription drugs. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: another person said he also obtained her medication. he kiddant feel he should go to jail -- didn't feel he should go to jail. >> i didn't sell him anything. i gave them to him. >> reporter: contra costa county district attorney say the charges are pending and they could be file any day. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. we continue our coverage of breaking news. authorities shot two suspects this afternoon, one behind a walmart store and the other at an apartment complex across the street. it began when members of a task force were trying to arrest a

suspect in an attempted homicide. authorities say the man had a gun and they shot him. half hour later task force members tried to arrest another suspect, he also had a gun and he was shot as well. there is no word on the conditions of the two suspects. none of the federal task force members were injured. police and federal agents are still on the scene investigating. a cub scout leader is under arrest, suspected of child molestation. the 40-year-old was the leader of tack 128. -- pack 128. debora villalon got us this photo. lee faces three sex crime charges. we have a crew gathering more information and we will bring you a live report on the 10:00 p.m. news. the fbi is looking for help identifying this man. he provided clues to his identity in a sex video

involving a child. investigators enhanced this videos. shows a clear view of the man's face. he is with a child in a room. the man is wearing a t-shirt with a shark logo. anyone with information about the man is urged to call the fbi. a key figure in the california state senator leland yee scandal is set to be freed from jail at any moment. a judge granted keith jackson release on $250,000 bail. his mother put her texas home online to help free her son. he faces charges including conspiracy to distribute narcotics and illegal import and sell fire arms. he is one of 28 defendants in the scandal that led to the suspension of california state senator leland yee. >> it will be good. he has a stable home. a long time companion.

good for him to be home. >> his attorney insists the case against his client will fall apart on trial. mean time the attorney of another suspect, he is accused of conspiracy to commit a murder for hire. he met with agents across the street from san francisco police headquarters. shake up at city hall. the administrator is resigning after a month on the job. ktvu's job s is live indiction john sasaki is live in -- john sasaki is live in oakland with more. >> the first debate is just a half hour away and one topic should be on the minds of money is the turn over at city hall. >> reporter: city hall is a buzz with new on the departure of the city administrator. >> he was given an offer that

was too good to refuse. >> reporter: he is running to -- leaving to run the san francisco foundation. a change for oakland that comes after a number of high profile changes. >> i don't have a prese chief. >> reporter: he leaves the tree following theprieveiate administrator. the -- the previous administrator. and other heads are working on a interim basis. the police department also has retention troubles with four chiefs in four years. >> oakland is such an incredible city. it has so much potential. till we could stabilize the leadership in city hall it won't get there. >> reporter: some leaders blame the mayor. >> it is a poor sign. you can't keep your managers and the managers you have do

not speak highly of her leadership. >> the city administrator is the one that appoints the department heads. there has to biostable in the -- stability in the city. >> mid-size city there is always turn around. >> reporter: in downtown, residents are also concerned. >> speaks to the leadership. top down situation. >> not enough consistency. it is like -- what are we going to do? when is it going to stop? >> reporter: the mayor will be here. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. engineers trying to figure out what caused runway lights to malfunction at oakland airport last night. when someone in the control tower flipped the swip last night -- switch last night the

lights didn't come on. air traffic controllers diverted flights. 20 minutes later crews were able to turn on the light said manually from the ground. >> only 5 aircrafts had to be redirecteddirected. >> officials they they are trying to figure out the problem. if it happens again tonight they are prepared to manually turn on the lights. newly married father who just finished a shift was shot and killed on his way home from work. ktvu's noelle walker joins us now in san jose where she is learning more about the young man who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: we talked to people here in the neighborhood who heard gunfire this morning. police came to check it out but they didn't find anything. they didn't see the car here on the corner or see a man slumped over there. his wife found him two hours

later and called 911. >> i was awoken by the sound of gun shots -- sound of gun shots. >> gun shots. >> reporter: people live under the threat of violence daily. >> this neighborhood is not very good. >> reporter: today that threat became all too real for the family of the 27-year-old. found shot to death in his car. >> just don't know why this happened. >> reporter: he is a san jose native. he just come home from working the grave yard shift. >> we was at the wrong place at the wrong time. maybe wrong color car. >> police call this a blue neighborhood, the color of the gang that operates here. the shooter is one in a string of shoot -- string of shootings in a week in a half. the family says he has no gang

ties. just a newly wed with a six- month-old son, the life he always wanted just beginning and ended too soon at the hands of a gunman. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. you left a son without a father now. not fair. >> police say there are no eyewitnesses to the shooting. we know the police took surveillance video from a home on the corner of a house. the homeowner doesn't know if there is anything useful on it. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. the partner of a man killed by police is calling for a new investigation into his death. she is calling for justice for her son. on february 21 he was killed. police say he came at them with a knife and an officer fired a taser and another fired his gun. she heard from witness whose have a different version. >> witnesses have reported seeing him walk away and later

fall after being shot twice in the back. >> san jose police have taken over the investigation from university police. the shooting was the first in the history of san jose state university police. police are asking for your help to catch a man wanted on a robbery warrant. they released this picture. he committed a armed robbery in oakland and known to hang out in oakland. piece of jewelry stolen 20 years ago is being returned to the owner. police say they recovered dozens of stolen jewelry inside a vehicle during a traffic stop in february. investigators say after alerting the public the owner of the bracelet was identified. the bracelet was stolen during a burglary in san jose 20 years ago. investigators want to return the other pieces to their owners. police are asking people who recognize the jewelry posted on

the site to contact detectives. gone battle with police and now he is sentenced to 401 years in prison. the political motivation behind it face-off. >> a warning about ecigarettes. the risking they pose to children too young to light up. >> clouds off shore moving in. coming up, we will break down shower chances for your friday and the one direction temperatures will be heading this weekend. so you made some bad decisions last night. make a good one this morning. try my... warm and flaky croissant sandwiches made with fresh egg and melting cheese. choose supreme or sausage. right now they're 2 for just $3.50. c'mon cody, let's get some breakfast. you drive. i traded the car for the tattoo.

401 years in prison. that was sentence for a man involved in a gun batsal with california highway patrol -- battle with california highway patrol four years ago. he told investigators he was on his way to san francisco to

attack the tied foundation and the aclu in hopes of starting a riot. when chp pulled him over the battle started. neighbors are shocked after reports a 30-year-old man was tied up, pepper sprayed and robbed yesterday afternoon. the victim said one of the two men had a gun. neighbors are paying attention to police warnings to be careful. >> it could always happen again in this neighborhood or somewhere else. there are lot of kids in the neighborhood. it is scary. >> they made off with cash and julie. police are asking anyone who has information to call them. people in one san jose neighborhood are fed up with a copper thief so they are taking matters into their own hands.

the thief stole wires three times in the last four weeks. neighbors focused their surveillance cameras on the sidewalks and street lights to catch the thief and it worked. the man road up and cut the wires to every pedestrian light on the street. neighbors then called san jose police and the department of transportation. they also gave the thief notice they were watching. >> we put these signs in there that say, you know, we are paying attention. we caught you here in the middle of the act and it worked. >> the thief did see the notices because the day after the last theft he brought some of the wire back. new at 6:00 p.m. as ecigarettes gain in popularity there is a new health risk posed to those who don't smoke. calls to poison control spiked as ecigarettes are more widely

used. ktvu's cara liu spoke to an official what is dangerous for children. >> reporter: just how dangerous this can be for children who are too young to know how to light up. take a look. numbers released by the cdc show in september 2010 poison centers across the country averaged one call a month about ecigarettes. february 2014, that number sky rocketed to 215 call as month. we checked with poison control in california, january 2013 to february 2014, they handled 147 calls about ecigarettes. more than half the calls involve young kids under 5 years old. estrest particularly dangerous because -- ecigarettes are particularly dangerous because they come in bright colors that are appealing to children. we spoke to a farmest who says -- pharmacist who says some of

their cases, the ecigarettes had been left out within a child's reach. >> i can remember a two-year- old finding an ecigarettes that slipped between the cushions of a couch and was found sucking on the end. >> reporter: liquid nicotine can be absorbed if they touch it. coming up at 10:00 p.m. tonight we will talk to a local father who had a close call with his two young children. how it happened and the message he has to parents. live in san francisco, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. a break in the wet weather for today. a few clouds out there. and gusty winds near the bay. the shower chances moving in tonight and tomorrow morning. right now on live storm tracker 2, the rain to the north, right

now we are tracking more clouds and the showers will be approaching the coast line late tonight and early friday morning. current numbers updated for the 6:00 p.m. hour in terms of the wind speeds. winds at the oakland airport, 16 miles per hour. so we have a breeze out there. sfo winds gusting to 60 miles per hour out of the west. and san jose 10 miles per hour. here is the weather pattern. the area of low pressure is scooting up to the north and the system is weakening off shore but it will be strong enough to send in more clouds and we could be tracking a scattered rain showers for tomorrow. scattered showers, some keeping the activity off shore but something we are watching for for tomorrow. into the weekend, no rain threat. the temperatures rebounding by saturday. especially by sunday. by sunday the warmest locations will be back up into the upper 70s and by monday thinking lower 80s for the warmest

locations inland. the updated forecast at 10:00 p.m. clouds out there. and then 5:00 p.m. chance of scattered showers around the coast. near san francisco. a chance at 5:00 p.m. moving across the bay at 8:00 p.m. into the afternoon hours, clouds breaking up. pop up showers. rainfall a trace to a 10th of an inch into friday. by tomorrow night we are talking about decreasing clouds. highs for tomorrow. warmest locations approaching the mid-60s. near the immediately coast line. upper 50s to lower 60s. san jose 63. livermore high of 65. here is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view for your friday. a chance of a few scatters rain showers and into the weekend the other direction, partly cloudy skies on saturday. a bump in the numbers. sunday temperatures back up

into the upper 70s. temperatures up 8 to 10 degrees. by monday warmest locations 82 degrees. so keep the umbrella on stand by for tomorrow. you will need the shades this weekend. temperatures rebounding nicely. >> sun block in this hand, umbrella in this hand. >> you will need them both. >> thank you. dozens of people rallied in support of california state university staff as contract negotiations get underway this week. >> officials want management to take action to help retain experienced employees. they are calling on governor jerry brown to adds $95 million to the 142 million he proposed for the budget. >> adding $95 million to the budget would create better access for students into the csu and at the same time restore positions that were

cut. >> the current contract expires june 30. mozilla announced the new ceo is stepping down amid protests over his support to ban same-sex marriage. he come under fire because of a $1,000 contribution he made towards a 3,008 ballot initiative to ban gay marriage in california. in a statement the company said they pride themselves on being held to a different standard and we didn't live up to it. we know why people are hurt and angry, they are right. the company is expected to have more information next week on who will replace him. well, the san francisco giants got a late start in phoenix today. >> they did. the pest problem that delayed the game against the diamondbacks. there it is. sports is next. ?ññ;ñ;

mark ibanez is here. >> they don't open till tuesday but nice way to start the season and they do it in come back fashion again. as they had to a couple times.

look at this. a bee infestation caused the delay. tim lincecum dealing with it a little bit. once they got it started after a 4 minute delay. the other killer be. brandon belt. talk about getting off to a good start. gone. heard home run -- 3rd home run already. pall goldschmidt. tim lincecum 7ks. gave up four runs. the giants come up. michael morris, a new comer, rbi singer. scores a run and after it is all even, next pitch, in fact, pagan just a blast. in to right center field. and the giants are floating on air as hay head for los angeles. -- as they head for los angeles. the san jose sharks, if the season ended right now and the

playoffs started this outing tonight would be the same match- up as the post season would be as they work out today, preparing to face the los angeles kings tonight. only one win in four meetings this year. working out earlier in an optional skate. very physical are the kings. just five games left in the regular season for san jose, really time to start sending playoff message. >> lasted a while. haven't played up to our capabilities. we need to turn it around soon. this is going to be a game -- a rivalry game. you feel the energy in the game when you play l.a. and anaheim. fans will be excited. >> all right. we will have highlights of the sharks game, also a's in action tonight. they are off to a opposite start, lost 2-3. [ talking at the same time ] >> so calm. >> kind of like napoleon

dynamite. very low key. >> thank you. we are following breaking news in fairfield, two suspects were shot by law enforcement, the latest as we learn it on ktvu channel 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36 and complete coverage at 10:00 p.m. and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com to get the updates on that and facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money

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