at 6:00. police are not calling him a suspect. they're not even ready to say a crime was committed, but colin kaepernick is now at the center of a police investigation. good evening. >> a woman told miami police she partied with colin kaepernick and two other players before blacking out and waking up in a hospital. now police are trying to figure out if anything criminal happened. ktvu has been looking into this incident all day and he joins us now. >> reporter: the woman told police she had a sexual relationship with colin kaepernick in the past. kaepernick has not been charged with anything in this case, but investigators say they're talking to him about an encounter in miami that included alcohol and marijuana. by day, kaepernick has been posting pictures on social media from an off-season

training camp. he even took time to pose for this photo this past weekend. according to a police report, that's where a woman says she was in a room with kaepernick along with another foot ball player, ricardo lockett of the seahawks. the woman says they drank shots and smoked marijuana. the woman told police kaepernick undressed her in a bedroom, but they did not have sex. she only went to police after blacking out and waking up in a hospital bed. >> there's not much we can say. it's just an information report, so the detectives have just begin with the investigation. >> reporter: kaepernick's brother said i feel bad for my brother. when other websites fulls -- kyle kaepernick added because all people care about is money. >> no response to all of this from colin kaepernick so far.

jim hear baugh -- the 49ers organization is aware of the recent media report regarding colin kaepernick and is in the process of gathering the pertinent facts. the uncertainty of what really happened didn't stop the kaepernick story from spreading fast and undoubtedly potentially hurting his public image. how the lack of facts feed a story when people can fill in the blanks for themselves. >> reporter: many people we talk to acknowledge a positive image is made mostly out on the playing field. but when there is an incident off the playing field, the true impact is hard to judge. many people told us what got their attention was a rumor of a sexual assault, which turned out not to be the case.

>> you kind of get this bad vibe about whoever the person is involved in that story, however there's not any actual details, so i feel like poor kaepernick basically. >> reporter: chuck biers agrees. the professor of public relations and marketing says sexual inu endos are damages even without facts or allegations. >> the unfortunate part is they tend to be more negative than neutral. >> reporter: people fill in the gaps? >> they fill in the gaps with a story that they want it to be. >> reporter: biers points out kaepernick's incident follows serious charges involving other players, but the professor says it doesn't always impact a team's image. >> unfortunately what we're seeing is such a wide-spread record of less than favorable behavior that the public is seeing not as a team issue, but

individual issues. >> there's always going to be his side, her side. so it's going to damage the team's name, it's going to damage his name. >> reporter: in this case, the facts may actually outweigh the inu endosince the woman involved has not accused kaepernick of assault. our coverage continues online on ktvu.com. you can read the police report in its entirety. look under the top story tab on our home page. pg and e announced today it is offering a $250,000 reward for information on the attack on the south bay. near san jose. snipers opened fire on that facilitate knocking out 17 transformers. today the fbi said agents have not found anything to conclude the incident was a terrorist

attack. pg and e calls the shooting a game changer for the power industry. >> it was a pretty big attack on a major substation. i think that is -- opened a lot of our eyes in the industry as to what we need to do and get better and improve. >> investigators are treating the shooting as an act of vandalism. issued citations in connection with a deadly accident at 49er's new levi stadium construction site. 16 year old was unloading a bundle of rebar when the steel bars fell right on top of him killing him. it resulted in three citations. that's a subcontractor that employed the man from

vacaville. the -- 4 men connected to a failed bank in the north bay. this comes after the agents raided the mansion yesterday belonging to one of the man. a federal grand jury indicted him along with an attorney. they are accused of defrauding taxpayers by embezelling 9 and a half million dollars of bank rescue funds. can fan san francisco county is saying it is changing how it handles child abuse cases. they found a total of 24 out of 120 reports of child abuse were inaccurate or incomplete. the state is giving the counts 6 months to a year to work on improvements. >> in san francisco, they did have an increase in their resources and they also had a

decrease in their case load. we think they can implement these other procedures, the supervisory reviews, quality assurance with what they have. >> social workers need to do a better job with background checks. san francisco county agreed with the findings and says it has begun to put structures in place to improve the provision of services to the families and children we serve. >> you'll recall there were aa lot of questions raised about the handling of kaley'sa case in napa. she is the three year old girl found dead in her home back in february. police were called to her home 9 times on domestic disturbance calls. kaley's mother and boyfriend are facing murder charges. a three year old boy is in

critical condition tonight after he was struck by a car while riding his bike. police blocked off the intersection while they investigated the incident. past changes to make that street safer were not enough today. >> reporter: in this case, both the driver and the bedest trians had a green light. now investigators want to know if the driver may have been distracted. neighbors say it was a matter of time until something like this happened here. they say felton street and 40 third has long been a dangerous area. now their worst fear has come to pass. a three year old on a bicycle hit and critically injured. police say this pick up truck had a green light and turned right into the little boy. >> we know the child was a few

feet in front of the rest of the group. we also know all parties had a green light at this intersection. >> reporter: authorities say the driver is cooperating, but they say these types of accidents are aa growing problem? san francisco. they say educating people about safety has become a priority. >> even if you have the right- of-way, we want people to take an extra 2nd to look both ways before entering into the intersection. >> reporter: changes to the signs and traffic signal at this intersection helped a bit, but what happened today proves more needs to be done. >> we've always said it's going to take somebody getting seriously hurt for something to happen and that to me is too late already. >> reporter: so far no charges have been filed in this case. the three year old remains in critical condition in san francisco hospital.

supporters of raymond shrimp boy chow let their voices be heard today. >> myself and raymond chow have used our past to bring about a change for the good. >> reporter: chow was a defendant in the leland yee corruption. chow is accused of money laundering and conspiracy. he's expected to enter aa not guilty plea next tuesday. suspended state senator leland yee and most of the other 27 27 codefendants are due in court tomorrow. yee faces 7 public corruption charges and one for arms trafficking. jackson is accused of participating in a murder for

hire plot. somebody has vandalized a statue of tommy smith at san jose state university overnight. someone damaged the gold medal on the statue ripping it off. san jose state police have no idea who did it or how much it will cost to fix it. the statue shows smith and john carlos in the absolute -- solieutenant on the stand. the desperate search for a teenage boy lost in the water in ocean beach is called off. why is one bay area city building hundreds of homes? a community some say is outgrowing itself. >> it's going to get cooler as we head toward the weekend. i'll show you just how much cooler it will get.

the coast guard today suspended its search for a 14 year old boy who was swept out to sea yesterday afternoon. crews had been searching from the air, on the water, and on land, all in a desperate search for 14 year old marco cornejo, but so far there have been no signs of him. yesterday a surfer pulled the missing teen's father and cousin from the water. the cousin wasn't severely injured, but the father remains in critical condition. a reputed oakland gang member learned his sentence today. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he was convicted on two counts of 1st degree murder for a shooting at sweet jimmy's bar.

26 year old billy jenkins and 22 year old were innocent. >> it was me that -- [ indiscernible ] i was drunk. >> the prosecutor says he doesn't buy fox's story. he says both fox and another man opened fire targeting rival gang members but missed. tompkins was sentenced last month to life in prison. the community college in fremont wants to lease some of its land to housing developers. john fowler found out the students could suffer in the deal. >> reporter: booming fremont may soon get another and controversial housing development. >> single family dwellings

somewhere in the neighborhood of probably 300 units. >> reporter: they would lease college land here. two competing deals could bring the college $600,000 a year. >> it -- i think it's a horrible, horrible idea. >> reporter: uma moved to fremont so her children could go to public school that are not at capacity. there are 2,000 more students now than 6 years ago and no new schools. mission san jose elementary today has 618 students and no more space. >> we have 1800 students in the district where there isn't a seat in their neighborhood school for them. >> reporter: schools have added portable classrooms. >> there is no funding

available to pay for those classrooms. >> reporter: measure e is a school bond on the ballot, but even if it passes, some students may still not fit in public schools. >> they may need to find schools elsewhere in the area. >> reporter: the board is expected to decide on a development plan on the property at its next meeting. more details now on the crush of families living in fremont. the 2010 census found that 40 percent of households in fremont have children. 7 percent of residents are under the aga of 5 and 17 percent and a half of those living in the city are between the age of 5 and 18. the message walk around the block demonstrators brought to city hall today. 500 preschool kids, parents and child care providers tried to

bring attention to early child care. >> there are boys and girls just like you that are not getting quality child care because they are on a waiting list because the state refuses to fund us enough. >> demonstrators say the state should rebuild the funding system. san francisco has its own program that speakers from the board of supervisors vowed to continue. a nice day. cooler than we've seen in the last -- sunday, monday, and tuesday. today was down in the low 80s in the warm spots. 79 in fairfield. san jose was 80 degrees. temperatures tomorrow are going to cool further as we see more fog and low cloud push inland. there's the fog. fog tonight will be in most bay area neighborhoods by the time you wake up. the reason for it will be this

weather system here. not just fog, but high clouds coming in. chance of sprinkles to the areas south of monterey. for us, we might see drizzle, but the main impact will be increased clouds. fog along the coast right now. tomorrow will be mostly sunny to partly sunny. look for temperatures to be cooler because of this stronger on shore push. 79 in concord, 80 in antioch. tomorrow at this time, we're going to be looking at temperatures in the low 70s. san jose right now. look at san francisco, the shot there. temperature tomorrow in san francisco, you wake up in the low 50s, end up at about 62 degrees. kind of mild along the coast. your temperatures all day tomorrow, mid-60s, low 60s.

this center will keep the rain away, but it's not going to keep the low pressure from bumping up along the coast. and perhaps bringing us say slight chance of drizzle or sprinkle. here's the computer model. he's the fog underneath it. that's tomorrow morning. here we are afternoon. 70s are yellow. cooler temperature footprint for tomorrow. look where the temp is. sacramento is barrel going to make it around the 80s. 77 in vacaville. it's skill a nice day. it's going to be a really nice day, just cooler. the 5-day forecast, scattered clouds on sunday. morning drizzle on saturday, but dry as she goes. no rain this week or next week. >> thank you bill.

the n.a.s.d.a.q. had its worst day since 2011 as investigators of shares of biotech firms. biotech stocks have turned volatile in the recent weeks. gill idea makes a antiviral drug, but it costs $84,000 for a 12-week treatment. gilliad stock lost 75 percent today. facebook instant messages are getting their own app. users will soon need to download a secondary app if they want to send messages to their facebook friends on their smart phones. this new stand alone app will ensure a better experience for users. we will have first round highlights from the masters.

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sports. and the chase is on for the green jacket. >> a lot of golf fans sitting around the couch this weekend. it's a green jacket, but they are seeking the green jacket and it is a cool drink of water for phil milkel son to get his round going. check this put out for him at hole number 10. it takes an amazing right turn like there's a magnet in that cup. that's his shot of the day. 4 over, 8 back. defending champ adam scott here approaching on the par 4, first hole for him. the leader is none other than that man bill haas. a birdie at 14 from about 25 feet. 1-shot lead after his 4-under round of 68. what's the deal with the a's in

minnesota? they've knocked off the twins 9 consecutive times completing a series sweep today. a couple of two-run homers, the first, of which -- josh donald son mashed this thing. the stanford man connecting and deep that one goes. he is a rather diminutive guy. the a's toast the twins 6-1, no problem as their road trip gets under way in fine style with three consecutive victories. the giants played tonight and the golden state warriors. as they take on the denver nuggets. highlights tonight at 10:00.

tonight on the 10:00 o'clock news, taking action. what parents in the north bay are doing to keep their kids safe. we are always here for you on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 10:00. good night. >> good night. bulldog: [yawn]

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old library. had some late nights in there. some of them i even spent studying. don't tell your mom. and maybe don't tell me. oh. college! he was shielding his eyes from the sun. knew it when i hit it. phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college. mm, we were hoping some of that enthusiasm rubs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college, do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (beep) hello? (grunting)