chopper 2, of workers and patients being head out and ushered to shutting vans. a number of them were smiling and seemed relaxed. as of 4:15 p.m. police were still clearing the building and looking for the gunman and any possible shooting victim. >> we believe there are people in the building, sheltered in place for a reverse 911 phone call instreeks. we are going -- instruction. we are going room by room. >> i never had anything like this happen. >> reporter: a neighbor reacting to the situation here. coming out live with a live look. you can see the tape and police vehicles. we are told this situation could be winding down within an hour. they may remove some of the barricades. no shooting victim found. no evidence of a gun shot and at this hour no gunman inside

the building. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. new developments in the case of a teenager who stowed away in a wheel well of a jet on a 5-1/2 hour flight from california to maui. more about what he is saying. >> reporter: the father spoke out about his son's journey in an interview with voice of america. he says his son is still recovering in hawaii. we are also learning the 15- year-old had no idea he landed in maui when he jumped from the wheel well of the 767. >> reporter: the teen's father said he learned about his son's flight in a phone call from police. quote, they told me they were holding my son. i was shocked.

he says he saw the story of his' son journey on television and couldn't understand his quiet son flown across the pacific in a wheel well. his classmates. >> i was shocked, you know, just glad that he made it and she all right right now. i am worried about his family. >> reporter: the boy was wobbly and disoriented after 5-1/2 hours in the cold and lodges oxygen -- low oxygen. the teen said an argument at home set off his track. the airport manager said the boy carried nothing but a comb. his father said he was always talking about going to africa where his grandparents live. we want to go back but we can't go back. as for what is next for the boy, child welfare officials

are arranging his return to the bay area. >> reporter: mineta san jose international airport says it is using this meant to review security. -- incident to review security. the boy sent several hours there before climing into the jet. we will have -- climbing into the jet. we will have more at 6:00 p.m. ktvu channel 2 news. new information about yesterday's fire in san francisco. the damage is estimated at more than $3 million. the fire started at a home at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon. it spread to the entire home. the cost is under -- the cause is under investigation. two firefighters were injured while fighting the fire. day two of the trial involving a supervisor accused of being a peeping tom. ktvu's mike mibach is live in santa rosa where the defense tried to get the case thrown out today. mike? >> reporter: that's right. the prosecution rested its case

mid-afternoon. within seconds the defense requested an acquittal on a lack of evidence on the prosecution's case. the judge thought about it but then decided to rule that the case would move forward. day 2 of the trial underway again. a camera was allowed inside. no audio, though. the supervisor charged with peeking sitting quietly throughout the day. today with the detective on the stand the jury heard an audio recording of the interview with the superview after he was de-- supervisor affhe was de-- after being detained. he grabbed a couple beers, walked over, knocked on the victim's door, and then decided to walk towards the back. heard a voice, saying who is it. he said your neighbor.

and then he heard a male advise, and that is when he -- male's voice, and that is when he decided to leave. the unnamed victim testified yesterday she heard knocking and scared for her life she called 911. he said in the audio recording he did not recall knocking but it may have been possible. the detective said there was damage to the lower corner of the screen located in the track of a window. in the recording he asked what he was thinking during those hours and he responded misperception, bad judgment. the two met previously when the supervisor welcomeds her to the neighborhood and -- welcomed her to the neighborhood. the defense argued where are the witnesses. they will continue their case

tomorrow. if the jury finds the supervisor guilty he could face six months in jail. live in santa rosa, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. a push to keep baseball in oakland from leaders of the coliseum authority. the a's rejected the latest offer. ktvu's paul chambers is live outside o.co coliseum. even with the latest set back leaders are committed to getting a fair deal? >> reporter: leaders told me the deal they offered the a's is a fair deal but what they feel isn't fair is subsidies they are asking for. they talked about other issues. >> we cannot finance the sports teams without the sports teams coming forth with their resources. >> reporter: a supervisor and chairman of the oakland-alameda

county coliseum authority. he knows what the authority is going to keep them in oakland. leaders fought hard to keep the teams here but there is not much they can do since the owners want options. he says the authority is working out a deal with the raiders to build a new stadium and at the same time trying to keep the a's. the a's want the city and county to give the team $35 million in subsidies. on top of that the a's want $5 million of unpaid rent written off. they sounded off about the negotiations. >> i am not commenting on the negotiations. >> the $5 million could be used for public safety, it could be used for housing. >> reporter: the $5 million in back rent owed will go to arbitration in june. the a's will not negotiate in

the media. the warriors, although it looks like a done deal in san francisco the door in oakland is always open. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the they have beenope -- they have been opened for 48 years. both underwent renovations in the 1990s. they have hosted 100 million people. apple says it is stepping up stock buy back program. apple will buy back $30 billion worth of stock and raise its dividends by 8% to funnel more money back to investors. they pledged $90 billion to buy back stock. it should bolster apple stock price. and facebook beat wall street expectations by a wide margin. they said profit was $642

million. that is triple what it was a year ago. sales and revenue were up as well. a lot came in the ads on mobile devices. facebook shares were up 3.5% in extended trading. a unusual burglary. a man used his body tosmash his way -- to smash his way inside the business. police arrested him monday. he was found bleeding outside the spa. and that surveillance video showed him shattering the glass with his shoulder. he is also accused of stealing $30,835. amazing images of a ship wreck that happened inside san francisco bay 125 years ago. we want to show you one of the images. you can see how the ship landed on the bottom of the bay in the upright position. it led to racist accusations

against the chinese crew. accusations that are now being corrected. ktvu's john fowler is live with more of the images. john? >> reporter: government scientists told me they knew the wreck was somewhere here just inside the golden gate but till now the wreck of the ss city of charleston remained allusive till today. >> the wreck is as far below as the golden gate bridge deck is above it. they used sonar to capture these images. you can see her iron hull. sticking up the remains of her steam engine. >> this gave us an incredible opportunity. >> reporter: it was foggy the morning of august 22, 1888. the city of chester and 90

passengers heading out. with 1,000 chinese passengers. amid swirling tides they collided. sliced almost in half. >> sinks in 6 minutes. s bow first. boilers explode. you have people rushing trying to get to the bow. >> reporter: 16 people died and people during that time of racism blamed the chinese crew for supposed inaction. today's finding can help right that wrong. . >> a testimony to the courageous acts. . >> reporter: this station we are looking at live here now was established after that wreck, the deadliest inside the bay in history. coming up at 6:00 p.m. why historians say recognizing the ship wreck now is so important. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. spotting threats from

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surgery. investigators say a 20-year-old woman was the driver who hit him at 7:30 a.m. this morning she did stop and cooperating with officers. it doesn't appear she was speeding or under the influence but they say it is possible she was blinded by the rising sun. >> it is heart breaking i mean in that all of this is preventible. people simply pay attention and follow the rules of the road. we don't have to have the loss of life. we don't have to have the serious injuries. >> motorcycle officers are back out this afternoon issuing tickets and giving warnings to drivers. they are looking for driver whose are speeding, running red lights or failing to yield to people in walks. the chief of the national transportation safety board is renewing her call for child safety seats on airlines. why some say a new requirement

could lead to unintended consequences. >> we don't restrain our babies. >> reporter: she will lead the national transportation safety board -- leave the national transportation safety board friday. her biggest disappointment is child safety seats are not required on planes. >> laws of physics don't change. you can't hold your baby at 50 miles per hour. why would you think you could hold them at 250 miles per hour. >> she campaigned for child safety seats for 50 years. she healed mother from running back into a wreck fragher son. one of -- wreckage for her son. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the faa says on a plane an infant is safest in a

child safety seat but requiring these means parents have to buy an extra ticket. the faa says that could result in more deaths on the roads. the faa says it could have saved three babies in the past 32 years. we asked why she continues the fight even though flying is the safest way to travel. she says it could always be safer. ktvu channel 2 news. hackers are trying to get their hands on your medical history. that is according to the fbi which has issued a warning to healthcare providers. some used stolen medical information to pose as patients so they could get prescriptions for controlled substances. experts say stolen records can go for $20 a piece. our chief meteorologist bill martin yesterday at 5:00 p.m. warned us we would need a

jacket this morning. i thought of you today. >> it was cold. upper 30s. that is late for those cold temperatures. usually you see upper 40s change is coming our way friday. take a look at the satellite. clouds to the north, which is where they would be. the jet stream works its way north. days get longer and the jet stream gets pushed north. the cool is up here. cool air starts to recede it the north and the jet stream goes north. showers die down. this friday we have a system that will bump the trend and that will bring a chance or more than a chance, of rain to the bay area late -- well, friday and saturday. we will talk about that coming up. in the mean time another cool morning tomorrow morning. with temperatures that will be in the 30s in the coldest spots

and mid-40s. 60 livermore. breezy out there. not as windy as yesterday but not that far off. gusts 29 miles per hour in napa. fairfield 14 miles per hour. we will check san francisco airport, typically you get strong winds out there. gusting to 33 miles per hour through the gap. and half moon bay, 20. breezy around the bay. temperatures tomorrow, these will be notable as you get going on your thursday morning. you, the kids, everybody. you will neat a jacket if you leave before 9:00 a.m. that the deal. san jose right now 65. 61 in san francisco right now. temperatures tomorrow about the same. not a big warm up and then temperatures plummet as the system drops down. tomorrow is all about increasing clouds. and not about the same temperature and friday as the system drops in rain returns to

the bay area and friday morning commute is yet, friday afternoon commute is wet. mountains you will be battle with the chance of putting -- battling with the chance of putting chains on. tomorrow, friday morning, there is the wet on the roadways. quarter inch of rain, significant. half inch of rain. 11:00 a.m. friday morning, lunch hour, it is out of here. roads will be wet for the friday afternoon commute. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view clouds moving in tomorrow but still warm. temperature drop on friday. there it is wet on friday. saturday and sunday, the clouds, but still nice. saturday and sunday nice. monday warms up. friday is the event. i will have the latest. see you back here at 5:45 p.m. google is offering a new twist on time travel. today the company debuted a new

part of its street view picture. it includes an option to see what neighborhoods look like at different periods during the past 7 years. some pictures show dramatic changes. and the recovery in new orleans in the years following hurricane katrina. the bulb is a spot for hikers, bikers and walkers and where a homeless camp is located. coming up, the unusual step that the city is taking a move them out. >> a police department teaming up with a social media site to fight crime. how opening the flood gate of information can pose a challenge for law enforcement. then -- >> i went to sleep on the 19th and woke up april 10 or something like that. >> in a coma for weeks after a long boarding accident. how he wants to turn his brush with death to a teaching moment. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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two astronauts replaced a failed back up community. a back up computer. a back up computer failed two weeks ago. the primary computer has been working fine. the decision to expand the bike share program to the east

bay. >> we have a very dense urban area here with a lot of great destinations that are well connected by b.a.r.t. and the corridor. so this is the prime place to start a pilot and learn how he could expand. >> the program began last august in san francisco and on the peninsula. today they approved $8.7 million to buy bikes and set up sharing stations. >> we will be doing some planning and after the planning we will figure out where the locations are going to be and we look forward to this being a major problem. >> oakland will have 450 bikes. they home the program will -- hope the program will appeal to tourists. a sacramento man who set out to climb mt. everest is

canceling after the worse climbing accident ever on the mountain. he was attempting to become the oldest american to scale mt. everest but tragedy struck last friday when 16 people were killed. he said his priorities shifted now and his goal is to return to his family safely. a threatened boycott could -- they issued a list of depends but the response fell short of expectations. the government agreed to set up a relief fund. but they are also demanding bigger insurance pay outs and to be paid in full even if the climbing are canceled. the conditions next door that the neighbor said drove him to attack. >> an east bay city is paying

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ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> we into follow breaking news. s.w.a.t. team surround a medical building at 1500 southigate. people being evacuated. a doctor said he encountered a gunman and heard a gun shot. >> it appears the scene is winding down now. a medical staffer said people are calm as police clear the building room by room. ktvu's david stevenson is on the scene as well. he will give us an update in 30 minutes. people are beingified leave a homeless camp -- being paid to leave a homeless. had city reached a agreement today. a park on the water front with million dollar views of san francisco.

ktvu's noelle walker, 28 people will be paid. how much money are we talking about here? >> reporter: $3,000 a person. $84,000 total out of the city's general fund. it is at the end of the path down there. the people who live there have till friday to move out and stay out. >> reporter: there is a place where time stands still and people live simply. >> my home. my home. for the 3 dozen people who live here time is running out. >> everybody is scattering to the wind. >> the city settled a lawsuit paying the homeless $3,000 each to move out and stay out of public land in the city. it has been her home for 7 years. she refused the money. >> i have principals. i believe you can buy somebody's house if they are willing to sell it but you can't buy somebody's home. >> the ground clearing is

underway. on friday the people will follow. >> they will scattered. they will be back in people's park in berkeley, under the over pass. by the park. >> he represented the homeless in their settlement with the city. >> we are happy we were able to get something for those people who got it and we are sad this community that has been here for over 15 years will be gone. >> the site of a former landfill, home to a throw aasociety with million dollars view -- throw away society with million dollar views. >> she talked to a spokes woman for the city and she says the city helped find housing for 13 people and an infant and is helping the homeless connect with social services. a 5-year-old boy from owningland is in the hospital

after being hit with -- oakland is in the h. after being -- in the hospital after being hit in the eye with a paint ball. the boy was in a car when someone on the sidewalk shot a paint ball at their car. the boy as a las -- the boy has a laceration but surgery is not needed. police are looking for the teenager who fired the paint ball. man admits to getting physical with his neighbor after his neighbor's garage caught fire. >> i didn't talk to him. >> he lives on chase street. his neighbor's garage caught fire and damaged his car. he alleges there has been illegal activity and unsafe conditions and when the fire broke out, that was it. >> this was the straw that

broke the camel's back. i punch mide neighbor in the face. -- punched my neighbor in the face. >> investigators say the home had no sprinklers or smoke detectors. police could not confirm if there was suspicious activity that home. supervisor wants torenew ther -- to review the war on poverty. she said that many of the conditions like poverty and income inequality are as bad or worse than they were 50 years ago in 1964. >> this is not something that we can turn a blind eye to. i think all of you here, i am speaking speaking to the choir, this is something we have to get out to other people and be active about. >> people at the meeting heard new statistics about poverty

throughout california. and looked at ways to improve questions for the unprivileged, particularly children. two men facing murder charges for their involvement in a attempted burglary that resulted in the death of a friend. terrell franklin and michael pitre was charged. their friend was killed when a homeowner shot him when the three tried to break in. denied bail to one of the defendants in the case involving california state senator leland yee. the 29-year-old is accused of being involved in a murder for hire plot with keith jackson and his son. he felt he would be a danger to public safety if he were released. senators and aids reported to the state library today for

a day of ethics classes after the legal problems facing california state senator leland yee and two other state senators from southern california. >> while there is no ethic classes that teaches the dangers of taking money in a envelope, that is not what this session was about. it was about the more suttal and sometimes insidious impacts of all the money that exists in politics. >> he said senators were presented with hypothetical cases. they will soon be made public on the website. pg&e goes air born to look for underground threats, the warning signs they are looking for to prevent another potential pipeline explosion.

>> irs employees received bonuses but it is the bills they are not paying that is making headlines. the new rules that could determine who stays in prison and who goes.

thousands of inmates serving time for drug offenses could be released under new

guidelines. new guidelines. to be eligible inmates must have served 10 years and be non- violent, low level offenders with no ties to gangs. it is part of an oft to reduce -- effort to reduce -- >> some of them because of sentencing laws on the books at the time received substantial sentences. >> last year president obama commuted the sentences of eight drug offenders in federal prison. for more than two years california has been sending lower level offenders to county lock ups. the system is under a federal court order to reduce over crowding. in sacramento lawmakers pushed for more information about how well the program is working. saying there is not enough data. a controversial new gun law

is in effect that allows firearms to be carried in the state. the governor signed it today. it allows georgians to carry guns into schools, bars, airports and churches. the governor calls it a victfry the second amend -- victory for the second amendment. critics say it is dangerous. divers combed through the ferry wreckage in south korea. >> how pg&e uses helicopters to look at construction projects below that could cause infernoes on the ground. >> after the break, it is clear out there now, the winds are dying down but there is rain in the five-day forecast. i will have the time line. [doorbell rings]

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new at 5:00 p.m. the new schedules for next season are out for the 49ers and the raiders. we know who the 9ers will be playing when they open. the schedule has the 49ers owning on the road in dallas on september 7. they come home to levi stadium on sunday, september 14 and will play the chicago bears. the raiders open their regular season on the east coast against the new york jets, they are at home on the 14th 14th

playing the houston texans. we posted the schedule online on www.ktvu.com. see it there if you like. officials expressed doubt that a piece of metal that washed ashore is linked to malaysia airlines flight 370 as bad weather forced them to scale back their search today. officials plan to bring in more sonar and underauditter search gear. the death -- underwater search gear. the death toll in the sunken ferry is 156 in south korea. 150 people are still missing. divers begin to rip through walls looking for more victims. officials are debating on when

to raise the ferry. we got a look tonight at a major policy shift at pg&e. it follows the deadly explosion in 2010 in san bruno that killed 8 people and injured many more. the company was indicted on april 1, and pleaded not guilty two days ago. ktvu's tom vacar is seeing how pg&e stepped up a program to cut the number of so-called dig ins that are the number one reason for accidental gas line breaks. >> reporter: every month pg&e choppers over all pipelines. the pilot paroler looks for and records digging activities. >> we are looking for threats to our pipelines integrity that

puts the public at risk. >> reporter: crews are looking for any construction project no matter how big or small within 300 feet of any lines because we dig into one of those you could cause an inferno. >> well drilling. boring. >> reporter: if they see signs of possible digging, especially the locations of lines painted on the street they move on. but if the indicators missing. >> we escalate the threats to a immediate. ktvu channel 2 news we activate an emergency notification network. >> you have to wait approximately two working days to have your underground lines

located and marked. >> reporter: last year there were 2,000 line damaging dig ins. $11million worth. >> the responsible party is on the hook for the fines and the damages to the line. >> reporter: in remote areas the helicopter can land and order them to stop till it is marked. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> pg&e says it will work with east bay cities and residents who object to the plans to remove hundreds of trees growing on or near gas lines. pg&e told the contra costa county board of supervisors last night it has been too lax in allowing homeowners plant close to pipelines. the county asked for more details before they give the okay. we woke up to a chilly morning this morning, let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> temperatures this morning, upper 30s. that is cold.

tomorrow morning, mid-40s, low 40s. that is still chilly. temperatures today, they warmed over yesterday. temperatures tomorrow will be similar to these. similar day. except increasing clouds from this weather system to the north of us and the clouds move in tomorrow. block out the sun. cloudy tomorrow night and showers in the forecast, friday, 10:00, 11:00 they start -- i am sorry, tomorrow night they start and linger into friday afternoon. current numbers. 68 concord. 70 fairfield. breezy out there. winds blowing hard. 30 miles per hour winds. here comes the weather system. rain showing up. tomorrow cloudy with a evening chance. tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., something goes on. real event shows up friday

morning into the mid-morning, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. which is great. knocks the tree pollens down. knocks temperatures down and cleans out the atmosphere and it helps with vegetation, grown things up. mountains could see a foot of snow up there. maybe more. computer model shows us rainfall accumulation plus it will show us snow. 6:00 a.m. snow. they are getting snow. good wet weather system moves through. like i say, a quarter inch, 10 10th of an inch, maybe more. this time of year, big deal and it will play havoc into your friday morning commute. dicey. and afternoon commute dicey. these are the totals. they got 14/10 in livermore.

you will be more. who knows. we have a ways to go. tomorrow 71 antioch. tomorrow's temperatures like today's except more clouds tomorrow. along the coast, 60s. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view clouds up tomorrow. temperatures like today and then boom! it happens right here on friday. for us it looks like saturday and sunday turns out water, nicer, drier. there is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. the food truck revelation heading to contra costa county. 9 food trucks set up every thursday behind pleasant hill city hall and near the b.a.r.t. station in walnut creek from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. it will be called the taste of the world market. it will run for a year. the irs is under fire again. the response after a report

reveals the irs had employees who didn't pay taxes and still got bonuses. >> we are hearing from a teen who was in a coma for weeks after a long boarding accident. >> it was scary to realize i was that close to death. >> the life saving lessons he wants other kids to take away from his story and a site designed to connect neighbors is giving police a new way to fight crime, the privacy concerns when police access so- called private social networks. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event

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police in the sacramento county community of citrus heights launched a major investigation. they arrested two people on transportingporting and possessing marijuana for sale. investigators also released this picture of 800 pounds of marijuana along with 7 weapons and nearbily a half million dollars -- nearly a half million dollars in cash. they found that while suching a home. -- searching a home. hours ago the non-profit ovseeing a ren -- over seeing a renovation made a big announcement. >> today we are very excited and pleased to announce we

received a generous pledge, $250,000 -- [ cheers and applause ] >> it will reopen in summer of 2015, hosting up to 100 concerts a year. money donated by the community for the project will be matched dollar for dollar. >> this theater has been a part of berkeley, so important to us and it is so painful that it has been unused for these last decade plus. >> they are half way to its goal to raising $5.2 million. the first events will be announced later in the year. not your typical traffic problem in southern california. a hot air balloon made a landing on a bridge near san diego. 8 people and a pilot were on board when the winds caused the balloon to miss its targets.

shoppers ran out to help, grabbing the ropes to hold the balloon down. >> what did you think of the landing? >> bad landing. [ laughter ] >> the people in the balloon were -- in the balloon were celebrating a birthday. the irs is coming under fire for handing out bonuses to clockwise have disciplinary problems and some owed back taxes. it is time to get rid of the bonus policy. . >> the irs is in charge of collecting your taxes but some of the workers hadn't paid their and they were still collecting bonuses. this report reveals employees raked in $178 million in bonuses. 3million went to workers with disciplinary problems, including people who owed back taxes. >> you are the most disliked

agency in the federal government so you have a burden of spending the money correctly. >> reporter: he says the irs needs to stop its bonus problem. >> if this were a normal business this would not happen. officials said they stopped giving bonuses and they want to put a similar policy in mace for union workers. but that would have to be negotiated. >> you are complaining you don't have enough money to answer phones, conduct audits, maybe take the money out of audits and put it into other services. >> reporter: nearly 70% of irs employees received a bonus in 2011 and 2012 on top of cash bonuses, workers were awarded 1 million hours of extra paid time off. ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m.

community policing with a social media twist. the new partnership police are forging to keep neighborhoods safe. >> s.w.a.t. teams surround a medical building. the mystery surunding the s.w.a.t. situation -- surrounding the s.w.a.t. situation. >> i went to sleep on the 19th and woke up april 10, something like that. >> the tough lesson he learned when he woke up that he hopes to teach others. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. a social media site turned neighbors into crime fighters. police are hoping this will cut down on crime. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. >> tomorrow oakland police will announce they are teaming up

with a smold site next door but san jose -- social media site next door but san jose police are also involved. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: next door is a private social network for your neighborhood. you can look for things, there is a section for crime and safety and people will be able to use this tool communicate directly with police. >> reporter: he lives on this street in san jose. >> big lots. big homes. low density. >> reporter: a few months ago he noticed clothes by his house. >> it was out of place. i investigated it. there was a receipt with a name on it. using his account he found the neighbor it belonged to. >> i sent them