a warning to families tonight after bay area's students are solicited for pornography photos. >> any time kids are being asked to send inappropriate pictures, we want to make sure that parents are aware. >> a bay area school district is alerting parents to be aware of what children are seeing and showing what's on social media. live in pleasant ton where students are sharing pornography pictures. >> reporter: tonight pleasant ton schools are taking action with alerts to all families. they did

so as soon as they got in this afternoon. this can and does happen everywhere as teenagers live on their phones. >> could you get on instagram. >> no. >> a mystery for mom but it is natural for her son. >> i am just logging on my phone and open it up, it is right there, everyday. >> instagram is where people went when their parents found facebook. it is a social app where they follow and message each others. >> pictures would come up and you can like a picture. >> now, someone has been asking the teens to share explicit pictures of themselves. >> we don't know what their intention is and what they intend to do with the pictures. the students told the administrator after the fact. >> have they put the pictures on already? >> that's what we were told >> a letter to all families of this and police

notified and track down the account and an individual that's believed to be outside of the community. >> parents hear of the dangers. >> there is somebody that's taking advantage of the kids. hopefully, we'll stop it in time. >> teens grasp how to handle it. >> i only follow people who are my friends and people that i know. yeah, i have seen a few pictures that are obviously wrong. if you don't know these people they can be potentially harmful. >> have anybody asked you had for a photo you were creeped out by? >> definitely. >> the district hopes the alerts get family talking about internet safety before anyone is in too deep. >> unfortunately, many learn the hard way and it is a difficult world, it is some world that i don't know. >> reporter: a few tips for teens, never send

pictures to strangers and keep your password privates except for your parents. tell a trusted adult if anything does not feel right. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. the danger of social media are limited to instagram, tomorrow on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 the attacks that have local schools and police taken notice and some of the kids being targeted didn't want their parents talking to ktvu. again, that's tomorrow night at 5:00. happening now a system that's bearing down on northern california with cooler temperatures and light rain. we have seen this wind over the past days or two. this tree came crashing down on a truck this evening. it happened about 5:30. you can see the tree ripped off the sidewalk there as it fell. no one was hurt. another tree came crashing down hitting a car at second and madison street.

you can see the damage on the hood and the windshields. no word on what caused either trees to fall. now, our chief meteorologist, bill martin. >> he's watching our weather, is it raining yet? >> >> it is real light stuff and heavier rain in the forecast as we go in the next 12 hours. here is what's happening. it is a significant looking weather system for this time of the year. really the rainfall accumulations have been light and even north towards ford fort bragg. here is what we have got. i will bring it closer and pulling the clouds out. you can see this area i am picking up some showers right up here. and these showers are light and here is the thing, the showers pick up as we go into the hours. we got more significant rain to talk about as we go in the bay area friday. that rain is going to mess with one of the commutes more

than the others. when i come back, i am going to lay it out. when i come back, we'll roll the computer models out and roll through the morning commute and the afternoon commute and we'll talk about the weekend where there is another chance of light showers. we'll see you back here. >> you can check storm tracker any time and get a forecast for your neighborhood with the ktvu's weather app, it is available for apple and android phones. tonight why a man shot and killed a woman sitting in the front porch of her home. after the man shot the woman he turned the gun onto himself. the man and the woman were dead. police are not releasing their names or saying how the two knew each other. oakland police arrested two people for the killing of a well known dog walker. at first there was no motive.

56-year-old judy zalamon, she followed them and there was an argument and they shot her and took her phone. the gunman was 22-year-old, stefan lee and mario was the get away driver, mario floyd. new at 10:00 of details of the shooting raising questions of how far people should go when it comes to helping police department. ktvu has been talking to people and the police to get their perspective, jana is live right now outside the police's head quarters. >> reporter: many people i talked to tonight saying they are shocked of what happened. the police staffing down to just over 600 officers from a peak of 837, it really does raise the

question as you said, how far should citizens go. >> the way judy salamon died it was difficult for people to understand. >> it appeared that she saw a crime and was trying to be a good samaritan and she was killed. >> she was a good lady and she should have called 911 in the situation. >> it is a difficult situation and trying to call the police and sometimes they don't respond quickly. >> opd is under staff. there is not enough officers to patrolling so that does mean it is up to the citizens to be the eyes and the ears. >> things like suspicious cars or car thefts and that sort of things, that's how we communicate.

>> signs along the streets communicate a clear warning that neighbors are takinger into their own hands. >> i guess there is this type of fear among the people here, i think we have to step forward and, you know, if you witness something, tough come forward. >> i know a number of neighborhoods have hired private security guards and there is been some talk in the neighborhood to do something like that. >> they probably jump at the chance if there is somebody that was actually doing something to be kind of vigilant >> something police are warning the public again. >> we want you to be vigilant. >> police say the two suspects in salamon's case do have ties to an oakland gang. reporting live, jana,

ktvu channel 2 news. also, a police department is saying today they are partnering the social media website next door. we brought you the story last night at 6:00. next door residents communicating with each other and providing information specifics to certain neighborhoods. you can use the site to sent alerts to people who lives in specific areas of the city. next door is based in san francisco and the police department and both san jose already have partnerships with the site. an 84-year-old man accused of opening fire at the medical city was a former patient. he shot one of the doctors that was working there. police say they recovered a gun and ammunition there but did not say they connected that weapon to yesterday's shooting. police say a doctor confronted him and saw he had a gun. the doctor took off running and

heard gunfire. >> i am not exactly sure of the motive, i do know he was a former patient of that medical office building. >> no one was hurt. he could be arraigned as soon as tomorrow. at least one case, he threatened to come to a woman's home if he did not send her money. new at 10:00. amber lee told us about the scam last night and has been since getting calls from victims across the bay area. amber. >> reporter: frank, i spoke with both in the north and south bay and one woman here tells me she calls the police when the scammer threatens to go to her home.

>> this woman asked us to identify her only as bobby. she shared with the voice message of th claiming that he works for the sheriff's department. >> i need you to contact me immediately. >> bobby says when she called the man back, he told her she was being fined for failure to appea jury duty. >> that's when a red flag went up and she refused. >> what's the hard way? >> who knows and then he threatens to come to your home >> bobby calls the police. >> bobby says the man called back the next day. she said she stops answering his call. >> there is nothing to say that

this person is in the county. they can be anywhere in the country. >> these types of phone scams are common. >> he says the thieves are preying on potential victims' fear and many cases going unreported because victims are embarrassed and the thieves are getting bold. >> technologies are allowing suspects to be sleek and going in and out of the radars. >> what i want women to know is that if a person like this call their home, don't call them >> bobby did the right thing, anywhere with these prepaid cash cards not to give up the account number or pin to anyone they don't know. these things are as good as cash. live, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. red tapes and deadly mistakes. >> these are heartbreaking stories. the serious problem at the local animal

sheller. the count down of the first shower will start falling and the possibility of thunderstorms and if your morning commute will be affected. next, a young man planning to take a deadly drop to the freeway. >> that's when i took action. i need to grab him. >> how a heroic landscaper saved his life.

investigators are trying to figure out what caused the school bus to crash in southern california injuring 12 people.

it happened in anaheim late this afternoon. tonight the driver and two students are in critical conditions. you can see the badly damaged bus on the hillside between two trees. rescue crews had to freeze the driver who was trapped inside the wreckage. nine other students suffered minor injuries. it was on an overpass, he came over a young man who was threatened to take his own life. how a simple gesture may have saved this young man's life. >> a good samaritan says he thinks he meant to be there for the young man early this afternoon. the guy had early to say. >> i look in his face and says no, you need to talk to him >> he was walking home from a garden job when he saw a young man squeezed through the

fence and walking out the overpass. >> he said he wants to kill himself and so at that point nothing came in to my mind is just to stay with him and talk to him and let him know, you don't have to. >> when the young man started trying to climb o free wayside, monroe jumped into action. >> i grabbed him and i gave him a hug. right now on this bridge, at 1:30 until when ever we get out, i am going to be right here holding you. >> other good samaritans help secure the young man and telling the police to get him to safety >> videos posting on instagram showing the back up as emergency responders shutting down 580 and rushed to help. this video was tweeted by the oakland fire department >> as for being called a hero.

>> the young man was taken o the hospital for treatments. the eastbound lanes were shut down for half an hour. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. a multi million dollar drug trafficking. 18 people are are in custody and one of them is this man. this man also goes by the name of blanco. he's a high ranking cartel member responsible for millions of dollars and illegal drug sales. >> his organization was trafficking narcotics throughout the west coast of the united states and canada. it affects the supply side of narcotics. >> it began in 2012, officers

seize meth and cocaine and heroine and weapons and thousands of dollars in cash. now, he's facing 20 years of prison if they are convicted. new information authorities in san jose identify add man who was killed earlier this week. as we reported on tuesday, the victim is 48-year-old dat nguyen of antioch. the warehouse worker found his body on the parking lot along moneterey road. he was applying on the ground with his hands bound. no suspects in custody at this time. this is san jose's 12th homicide so far this year. the apple company says they plane to increase dividends and would do a stock split in june. an analyst says that could pay the way for apple to to be listed in the dow jones. shares jumped $43. the dow jones did

something today, it has not done since christmas eve, it stayed unchanged. apple rise. the new stadium is not quite finish yet, the economic impact is already being filled. ktvu robert honda ton south bay businesses that's expected to see big time profits. >> when you say you want to room with the view at the hilton hotel in santa clara, the view is probably the 49ers stadium. it has generated a lot of interests since construction began two years ago. the stadium is ready to generate. >> three days after christmas it normally

would be dead for the city and hotels and restaurants and it is going to be full. >> it is not just the date of the events that we'll see more business. the levy stadium will fill in low demand gaps week in and week out. >> silicon valley going crazy during the week and filling hotel rooms at really high rates. one of the many good things about it is we'll fill the hotels on the weekends. >> like with all hotels the rates will go up with demand. we checked with the hilton, for events of opening day of september 14, will require two nights staying for the minimum with rates as high as $200 per night. >> city and hotels and restaurants and everything. >> the impact is spreading fast. the city convention center is getting all around the 49ers

home days. robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. we are picking up some showers out there. we got a little bit showing out here in fairfield and out towards vallejo right now. santa rosa i am getting light drizzles. things are starting to pick up. most of this is about the atmosphere that's getting moist coming tomorrow. here we are at mid night, you see drizzles. and then at 7 a.m., you see it is starting to light up a little bit and you see all the open cells coming through. by tomorrow we are going to see widely scattered showers and there could be some thunder showers at times. we'll check out your tomorrow's commute and both of them and we'll be looking for rain of the five-day forecast, we'll see you back here.

red tape and dying animals and employees caught in the middle. tonight at 10:30, two investigates complain about a local animal shelter and what's behind the problem? >> attacked by pepper spray when a woman tried to take back her stolen bike, up ahead of what happened to the woman.

in san francisco a woman was not going to give up after she saw her stolen bike, she ended up paying for that. ktvu telling us of how the woman getting pepper sprayed. >> bikes are stolen and stripped apart each day. >> i was so angry.

she had bruises to show for it. >> i am bruising on left arm and my right knee. >> she watched helplessly from inside >> the bus driver says oh, somebody is taking the bike and so by the time i got off the bus the bike was gone. >> she filed a police report and posted the picture on social media and got a tip from thursday from a good samaritan who found this bike. she called the police and rushed to the scene. >> the guy says to me, it is a nice bike, is it? and i said, it is a nice bike, it is mine >> things got violent after she picked the bike and crossed the street >> we are wrestling with the bike and his friend came and pepper sprayed me on the face. >> she was frustrated that police did not show up

before the fight >> what happens is that the way it is categorized that crimes in progress will get priority. >> in that moment if the police are not coming, i have to do something because it would just you know it would be heartbreaking to watch it right away. >> she says she's not holding off a second chance to recover her old bike, she has already bought a second one to help her get around. ktvu channel 2 news. the agency's proposal calling for strict regulations for electronic cigarettes. right now the fda only has regulatory over cigarettes. it will be finalized of a 75-day public comment, period. more details of the age limit to buy the product is expected to be at least 18. health warnings on the one on cigarette

pacts would be required a bay area drug maker won fda approval today for a test that could replace the traditional pap smear. their screening test is more reliable. up until now the test was approved just as a follow up to the traditional pap smear but it is approved as a test to screen for hpv. if you have not been watching the warriors game, a tough loss and after a strong come back. we'll have all the highlights coming up a little later on in sports. >> boy, it was really close. at 10:45, an earthquake is coming from our california's system and what

still stands in the way. >> the dog was not a pit pull. >> deadly mistake at an an million shelter and the problem that we investigate and how other bay area shelters compare.

the guilt or innocence of the county supervisor is now in the hand of the jury. he's accused of peeping into his neighbor's apartment. >> prosecutor says he showed up at his neighbor's apartment in the middle of the night wearing only boxer and a pair of sox. the supervisor admit it that he did something wrong.

and then there is this exchange. you thought jane doe wanted to hav with you. i was hoping for it. i had a big ego and everything i did was a benefit for me. if convicted, he could be sentenced to 6 months in jail. linebackers aldon smith, if he ends up facing charges for that incident at lax it won't be permanent. the district attorney's office decided not to pursue a felony charge but smith could face a misdemeanor charge. the decision is expected in a week or two. smith still faces felony weapon charges. they're penning in santa clara county. tonight serious concerns of the treatments of dogs and cats at a bay area animal shelter and employees and volunteers in oakland says some

animals have been miss identified and mistakenly put down. >> eric rasmussen is here now and what they say behind the problems. >> these workers saying it comes down to chronic under staffing and short on staff. the shelter had to close for a day earlier this week. it is a problem managers are in the process of if i canning but three women who worked at the shelter says some of the damage down cannot be reversed. >> these little dogs at the oakland animal shelter are the lucky one. >> a rescue crew are plan to fly all of them out. >> some think this german short haired pointer could have been rescued. >> the dog was euthanized as a pit bull when it was not a pit bull. >> kline investigates with

photos of two more dogs euthanized for temperment test and even though kline says she found groups that'll take them. cases like that are uncommon. their symptoms of a larger problem. >> one by one we have been losing position after position. >> i left feeling frustrated and fatigue and hopeless about the situation. >> in in addition of revolving doors, workers say the shelter have gone on-site without veterans for six months. new animal services director, chris says work to fill open positions had begun with four candidates already identified. >> we are functioning well and we want to be a lot more efficient, of course. >> two investigates wanted to know how well they're functioning. in a review of shelters around the

area, we found san francisco euthanize 25% of its animals in 2011. in san jose, a much larger shelter, the number was closer to 30%. the oakland animal shelter put down 35% of their animals last year which was down from 40% from the year before. >> these are heartbreaking stories when our shelter is not providing the type of care that our animals need. >> city council member libby says her family had to take home one of two cats to take them home >> their mission is to fight crime so giving them the management of the shelter is really not serving public safety and it is not serving our animals or animals' owners. >> hearing concerns of the shelter convinced ruban palmer to take back a stray dog

where she turned in earlier. >> i want to get her back. >> yes. >> volunteers only hope better days for animals and people at the shelter are not far along. >> managers with oakland an services youth naigs rates have continue to drop this year. the shelter is expected to have many of their options to fill over the next month >> what are the options? >> we know that dogs and cats getting out of the door three ways -- >> all right, if you have an idea for two investigates we like to hear from you. e-mail to

two investigates cat www.ktvu.com. that's not soon enough for the chinese families of the missing. they march to the malaysian embassy in beijing and say they won't believe until they get answers. malaysia is refusing to declare the plane an early warning before a devastating quake. >> it can save lives. >> the systems other countries are already using that could come to california and how many seconds that you will get before the ground start shaking. a damp day tomorrow. when will warm and dry weather returns?

justin bieber had another run in with the law today. the singer was detained by u.s. officials at lax. he's facing problems including dwi charges in miami and an arrest in toronto. the la times report that today's incident was not a former detention or aarrest. former elmo puppet has condition cleared on charges. ruling from last summer dismissing the three lawsuits. the 53-year-old accused of sexually abusing several men more than ten years ago when they were minors. class resigns as the voice of elmo in 2012 after the allocations went public. the number measles cases has

reached its high level. so far this year, the cdc has counted 129 cases across the country in 13 separate outbreaks. california accounts for 58 of the me cases. 25 of california cases did not involve of vaccination. children are required to get vaccination in order to go to school. now, the latest numbers available for children and teenagers show 90. 7% in california had their shots. that's just slightly less than the national average of 91. 4%. measleses is one of is one o the most contagious diseases and in some cases it can lead to pneumonia and infections in the brain.

the last measles death reported in the country was in 2005. one family's tragedy is giving hope and new life to six others. a vigil was held tonight. his hhis father and mother family decided to donate his organ. mitchell was the owner and that gave mitchell's mother and aunt some comfort. >> the dough or organ donations are the only thing that's giving me through. >> his organs were donated to five other people in the country. a quick update of the shark game, they hoped to sweep it tonight but they lost on this one. we'll have the highlight of the warriors. also, ahead how san francisco pulled off the

deal and our meteorologist tra the rain and the details of how it will affect your weekend ahead. ism we'll tell you what california is doing to build an earthquake early warning system. system. >> earthquake.

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when an earthquake hits, every second counts. what if you have a minute warning? other countries have that technology and now california is taking the first step to build an earthquake early warning system. new at 10:00, ktvu ken ken is live and why it is still in for funding.

>> reporter: of the earthquake, it is just a coincidence that tonight the talk here comes on eve of california making a small down payment on earthquakes' early warning system. >> this is mexico city last week of a 7. 2 quake shakes the capital. it was not a total surprise for many. watch this. a mexico city news anchor of the warning siren. >> it is a full 40 seconds before the first shake begins. >> mexico has it and so does japan. >> now california is funding the first step to build a similar system to revise tens of seconds of warning that an earthquake is coming. resident kevin wheaton says he's all for it. >> i would have gotten out of the house. >> wheaton was in the audience

to hear about catastrophic earthquake. it is happening more often. >> we have added a lot of people to the planet in the 20th century. we saw four catastrophic earthquakes in the first decade. >> countries like japan and mexico built early systems in response of quakes. >> issuing a warning before the slower destructive waves arrive. if estimated the system will cost $80 million of a target of 2016 of completion. >> if you had sirens to warn people that imminent danger is coming, it can save lives. >> california office of emergency services will present a $180, 000 to the

county to build the system there. and that funding has yet to be secured. ken prichett, ktvu channel 2 news. family members are still missing of the ferry disaster are accusing the south koreans are not doing enough to save the lives of their loved ones. 181 people are confirmed dead but 121 others are still missing. the ferry is lying on its side in the ocean. investigators still have not determined yet what cause it to sank. >> in the bay area people paid their respects today, dozens of people attended the memorial service at tt korean american community center. a temporary memorial has been set up at the center which was located near grove so people can come by and pay

their respects. temperatures today a lot like yesterday and a lot of clouds came in today. these are the numbers we got despite the cloud cover. daytime highs were just like yesterday, upper 60s. the clouds are in the forecast. these are all live dopplers and four of them going at once p. what we are picking out from these roadway radars down in the bay area, we are starting to see scattered showers. it is light stuff. this is not the main system. this is before the system which means that tomorrow morning we can see a tenth of an inch or something like that or maybe a quarter of an inch under some of these cells. you start off tomorrow san jose with cloudy and commute is dry tomorrow

morning. by lunchtime it is only 59 degrees, you got rain showers widely scattered throughout the santa clara valley and the same with san francisco. about 11:00 things are going to start going. here is the weather system that we are tracking. it is moving in toni and then the dynamics and the front falling around mid-morning tomorrow, that's when you ge opportunity for some rain showers. it is going to help basically just a little bit with the reservoirs and we'll get a little bit of rain. 10:00 with the computer model, here comes the moistures at 2 a.m.. just a glaze and 7 a.m., looks pretty dry from the sky. some drizzles and here it comes. friday, 2 or 3:00, this is significant rain. it moves through and now you are in the early afternoon friday

commute and more scattered showers. so it is not a major event but it is in the forecast. it is not really well organized and it is all over the place. suffice to say after lunchtime tomorrow and into the afternoon is when we'll see the heaviest showers. winter advisories going in effect in the mountains. they can see snow up in those places about 5000 feet. tomorrow is a day where you carry an umbrella and steve will be here in the morning and we'll track it as well. it is a tough one just dialling in. there is no front to track here. chance for a thunder shower tomorrow afternoon and commute in the morning should be relatively dry. friday we might have some rain issues. >> all you need is a little drizzles. >> ken missing it all up. >> all right, thank you. >> especially on a friday. >> oh yeah. a tech company is putting money in the effort to prevent the bug. it drew attention to a small

group of programmers to keep all the website safe. facebook and others and google and others donating more than $3 million. the money is pay programmers to look for viruses. paul mccartney will play the last concert at the candle stick park. mccartney and the city of san francisco confirmed it today. he will return to the place where the beetles played their last public concert in 1966. thursday, august 14th is the date that tickets will go on sale. ed lee talked to mccartney about this last summer and the 49ers approached him about playing at the stadium. san francisco went out after some serious campaign. >> that'll be a lot of fun to watch. the sharks game did not go

the way we were hoping. >> yeah, we got the double bummer for the brarp tonight. edge at the seat and the jam pack crowd in oakland but the warriors -- they still push the clippers right down to the final second. berry bond on hands to check things out. they go up 18 and again blake griffin was the problem. 32 points tonight. chris paul mean buries a three. way out as they start to heat it up but just too l now 97-93 as curry will get it back from lee and bums the big three again and the

clips had the free throw and the warriors had one last shot of it. they're trying to get three from paul curry, it is short and he thought he was fouled and the war warriors are a bucket shy. 12:30 game on sunday, the game in oakland. sharks will not sweep but they now have a chance to eliminate the kings at the tank in san jose coming this weekend. here is a little look at the activities that you are thinking that the kings have given up. they'll go down of the final seconds. shot on on goal the sheppard putting back in. patti marlowe with a shot on goal. on the spot for 2-2. however, right after the face up, the kings are in

control and mitchell shot justin william is off board there and put him in good -- or in front for good, 3-2. there is your final and the sharks will come back to san jose with a 3-1 league, game 5 on saturday at the tank. the bay area did not get completely blank as far as victory goes when the a's were not blasting the ball. the astros were busy with it and a lot of a's highlights with sports, part two, next.

you get the feeling that their fans know what's coming. five errors by houston tonight. josh donaldson with a two run shots with the fifth of the year. short time later with alberto with the run out there. donaldson was not through yet. going deep again and 10-1. oakland a perfect 4-0 against houston so far this year. shark and warriors hoping things will get better real

quick >> thanks mark. and thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> your morning news begins at 4:30 in the morning and more on the rain and the wet weather and the commute, see you later. . . [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed.

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