like this one appeared to have lost part of its left wing. it may have been an air-to-air photo shoot. >> you really need trust the other person who you are up in the sky with. >> reporter: the fighter is well known as a exhibition aircraft. it landed to minemize hazards from the damage to the plane. watching a pilot die disturbed her. >> hasn't really -- like i don't -- i can't even process it. >> reporter: pacific coast dream machines show before the crash. the ntsb is investigating. if they release more information we will come back and bring it to you live at 6:00 p.m. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. breaking news tonight.

a severe weather system is bearing down on the southeast, threatening millions of people. 40million people are in the line of the storms. this is a live picture here of the conditions in mississippi right now. and what we want to show you now is new video of a tornado in tupelo, mississippi. much of the state will be under a tornado and flood watch through the night and into tomorrow. i want to bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin for more on this. bill? >> big deal event in the south. the tornadoes have been ramping up all day and they will continue into tomorrow as well. look at the line of the thunderstorms. 40million people in the way of the storms. a strong line of thunderstorms. we are coming up on 500 miles from end to end. measuring it out. 500 miles. come in close. these are storm reports. show you the tornadoes, all these areas here, a tornado in

mississippi, philadelphia, we have philadelphia, mississippi, louisville. maken. north you see more tornadic activity. this is still going on. tornado warnings in effect till tonight about 1:00 a.m. in the morning central time. let's take a peek at what is going on. those are tornado warnings. all along here. tornado warning. drop it in here. in effect till 7:30 p.m. this evening central time. the idea, this is a long line of thunderstorms. they are powerful and the big story is, the size of this, many people in the way of the storms as they continue a intensify. tomorrow gets going again. we will track this for you. developing story happening right now. and we will have a live report on the massive damage the tornadoes left behind coming up at 5:15 p.m.

a hearing in the case of a woman accused of killing her daughter. last weir her lawyer -- week her lawyer made a motion to release her from jail. she and her boyfriend are charged with the both death. both are held without bail. no word on when the court will make a decision. high school gradiation rates reached a high in california but falling start of the state's goal according to two new reports. the superintendent says just over 80% of california students graduated last year, up from 79% in 2012. that is a 2% increase from two years earlier. the increase is an indication the state is on its way towards reaching its 90% graduation

goal. police are putting out an alert of a string of car break ins. thieves targeted 7 vehicle as day at the mall. ktvu's cristina rendon live in fremont with why the location here really could be key. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. police say the guys respect checking to see if the cars are -- aren't checking to see if the cars are open, they are just smashing windsoes. police started -- windoes. police started to see -- windows. police started to see the uptick in car break ins. they are common at malls and gym, this time they received 7 reports in one day and that has the attention of police. they shifted their resources to investigate this. they have been able to lift off

a few finger prints but they still need the public's help. >> we believe it is the same suspect responsible for all of the burglaries that we had. we had a white minivan brought to your attention and a silver mercedes in the area. -- in the area. >> reporter: this memo was sent out within the last two weeks warning them of what is going on. management says this is a safe place to shop, they have security 24/7. live in fremont, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. toyota has announced it is moving its u.s. headquarters from california to texas. the headquarters is in torrance in southern california. but toyota says it will break ground on its new headquarters in texas later on this year. they will offer relocation

packages to the 1,000 employees who work at the headquarters in torrance. toyota has been headquartered there for 30 years. the governor of texas made two visits to california trying to convince companies here to move to his state. new information tonightoon deadly crash over -- tonight on a deadly crash. police identified the two people killed. the chp believes alcohol and speed played a role in the crash. they think he was speeding when her car hit a tree, launched into the air and hit another tree. she went off highway 101. detectives searching for a suspect after a man was shot to death in a driveway. police found him outside a home. they airlifted him to a hospital where he died last night. he was 32 years old. so far his name hasn't been

released. now they are interviewing people in hopes of figuring out a motive and finding a suspect. new information on the case of a south bay teenage stow away. we are hearing from his mother. she was alarmed when she learned he risked his life try to see her. >> reporter: this is a picture in ethiopia. she tearing up talking with a reporter about her son. last sunday he hid in a wheel well of an airplane and flew from san jose to hawaii and survived the trip. she told a reporter i knew he was an intelligent boy who has strong affections for me and he always wanted to see me but his father won't let them contact me at all. she is living with her two young children at the ryugy

camp -- refugee camp. she hasn't seen her 15-year-old son for several years. she says the boy's father took him to california without her knowledge in 2006. saying he demanded my consent for him to take the children to the u.s. if i wanted a dorse. i was not okay with that and said no. her son was told his mother was dead and learned she was alived -- alive. seeing mom is why he stowed away in a wheel well of a plane. his mother says she wants to see her son again, adding my son was silent but intelligent when he was with him. >> officials say she passed her first interview with the list of those who might qualify for

those to immigrate to america. the story has been developing for a week now and on www.ktvu.com we put together photos of the mother. you can look under the images tab and reports of how surviving in a wheel well is possible. the supreme court is set to take up the issue of privacy in the digital age. they will consider whether police need warrants to search cell phones. a case involved a man who was pulled over in san diego. when police discovered pictures and videos on his smart phone he was charged with a gang related crime. some argue smart phones are small computers that store highly personal information. the supreme court is expected to decide by late june. closing arguments delayed today and will take place tomorrow in san jose in the

battle between apple and samsung. arguments were postponed because of a ruling in another case on a related issue. expert witnesses were called back to the stand today and asked if they thought the ruling between apple and motorola had any effect on this trial. new at 5:00 p.m. a housing project 15 years in the making was larched in -- launched in san francisco. they announced an agreement for the redevelopment of the -- it will include 1700 low and middle income apartments. and a grocery store, two parks and the restoration of the office building. >> this project which will deliver almost 1,700 unionts of housing with 15% -- units of

housing with 15%. >> the project suffered a set back in 2012 when governor jerry brown cut redevelopment funds. the city is also providing $12 million in subsidies and other funds. it appears everyone cleared out of the homeless camp in albany. the city reached a settlement with people, paying each person $3,000 to move out. a couple hours ago news chopper 2 flew over the site. there are no -- there are signs of clean up. we spotted workers and a large container filled with trash. new effort to reduce attention between minorities and law enforcement. the justice department will study police stops, searches and arrests. data will be collected for a

two year period. u.s. attorney general eric holder said they are arrested at higher rates and the goal is to reduce possible bias. racist remarks said to be made by the clippers owner. what fans are encouraged to wear tomorrow in protest of the comments. >> ending april with warm weather. the spots that could reach 90 days and how long the heat will last.

san francisco police say a man posing as an exterminator kicked and robbed a woman. it happened friday morning. police say the man was outside the woman's apartment and said

he was spraying for bugs. the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 is shifting to the ocean floor. they are scouring the indian ocean today looking for signs of debris but the prime minister says that nothing has been found so far and at this point it is unlikely air crews will ever find anything. predict contractors will be hired to cover larger area. this will cost $60 million and could take up to 8 months. the search for bodies from the mudslide in washington come to an end with two people missing. it was a difficult decision. 11 people were rescued the day it happened, march 21. 41 bodies have been recovered since then. they must clear debris from a mile long stretch of highway and that could take three months. developing story we brought

you at the beginning the of newscast, tornadoes moving into the southeast. the damage is staggering. you can see the pictures, buildings smashed. power lines ripped apart. cars tossed about. tornadoes carved a path of destruction through the central plains and the mid-south. 14 people have died. that number could rise. live in arkansas to show us the damage there. >> we are here in one of the hardest hit communities, mayflower, arkansas. the tornado that ripped through here last night was at least an ef3. as the search and rescue continues today, tonight a second storm is threatening millions. >> this is video. and that is a massive tornado. >> tornado imagine has been

declared for -- tornado emergency has been declared. >> basement now. >> they ordered staff to take shelter before walking off the set. one day after twisters ravaged the south and central plains. the national weather service says the tornado roared through mayflower, arkansas. forcing authorities to shut down parts of interstate 40. the storm packed winds 150 miles per hour. arkansas governor was in mayflower monday getting a look at the devastation. >> we need keep the roads as clear as we can for the clean up and the emergency personnel and first responders to do their job. >> reporter: a job that is nowhere near complete. >> reporter: as the community

starts to dick out the damage assessment is just beginning in tupelo, mississippi. firefighters are going door to door looking looking for casualties. ktvu channel 2 news. >> that was something. seeing the meteorologist sayingigate out now. let's bring -- saying get out now. let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> the tornadoes continue a touch down. later evening hours, tornado typically need the sun, the heat from the day ofuel themselves -- to fuel themselves. they will die down after midnight, most likely. that is when the warnings go away. tomorrow, it will be bad again. this is a major outbreak of tornadoes from mississippi north, kentucky, tennessee. we will track it for you tonight. we will get back to you. let's come home, talk about our

weather. pales in comparison. we get tornadoes but not ef-5s, we get ef1, if we are lucky. ridge of high pressure keeps the weather away. not going to rain for a while. we are dry. we will see the winds starting to come more off shore tomorrow. we did want see that today. temperatures -- we didn't see that tornado. temperatures 74 livermore. tomorrow in livermore mid-80s. you can see that. the direction is out of the west. that keeps you cool, right? as soon as the winds clock around the ocean breeze. san francisco 23 miles per hour. warm one, tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures should peak. over night lows tonight. 46 santa rosa. high pressure setting up. i showed you that.

the air sinks and warms. temperatures along the coast will make it into the 70s tomorrow and wednesday and possibly thursday. inland temperatures tomorrow, upper80s. i wouldn't be surprised to see low 90 pop up. no rain, it is done with that. next couple days, a big warm up. san jose as we go into tomorrow, you start off mild, 50s. lunchtime you are almost 80 degrees. downtown san jose, at the end of the day, ready to come home, 86 degrees. a big warm up tomorrow. we warmed up today 10 degrees. we will warm up tomorrow 10, 15 degrees. concord 89. 80 hayward. 80 berkeley. no fog along the coast. nice coastal weather as well. 89 morgan hill. 87 san jose. interesting weather pattern. it was raining a couple days ago. now we are into one of the warmest days we have seen all

year. wednesday. even thursday, temperatures into the mid-90s. when i come back, your vehicle into view -- your weekend into view, when i come back, there are changes for -- there are chances for more rain out there. >> way above average. >> way above average. >> thank you. birthday gift from 49er to a fan. earlier we told you about elizabeth. she sent him an invitation to her birthday party. it was held this past saturday. willis couldn't make it but he sent flowers along with a post and posted the picture to instagram. andwied her a day of -- and wished her a full day of fun. adorable. new calls for action after the owner of the clippers is accused of making racist

comments. >> wrong is wrong. >> the message the warriors coach has for fans and the protest that could have the audience looking a lot different. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> frank, a deadly pedestrian accident and a deputy behind the wheel. a year later how a man with a badge broke the rules that afternoon and will the heat increase the search for water, the warning when our supply is low and temperatures are high. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business.

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congress returned to find low wage workers rallying on capitol hill. she is pushing for a bump in the minimum wage. >> i don't have any benefits. i don't have health insurance. i can't afford health insurance. >> the federal minimum wage has been $7.25 an hour for 4 years. the senate is expected to take up a bill to increase rate but the house is not expected to push an increase. >> the arguments are flawed. they need get among the people who are doing the work. >> a wage increase would lift 900,000 people above the poverty line and cost the

economy half a million jobs. the south korean ferry disaster. the video shows the captain being rescued in his underwear. rescuers say they didn't know who it was at the time. another video contains the final words of the passengers. one says wow, it is tilting a lot. we are tilting, i can't move. another passengers cried out do you think i am going to die? this comes as authorities arrested three people for destroying evidence. divers are searching for 100 passengers who are still missing. the warriors and basketball fans caught in the controversial surrounding the owner of the clippers. >> situation that the clippers have to deal with. and donald sterling has to deal with. >> tonight more fall out after evidence of racist remarks and new developments in the peeking trial of a supervisor, what it

could mean for efren carrillo's future. >> 2 investigates the shortage in crime scene tape that is frustrating officers. why the problem reflects something much bigger.

complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m -- complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> basketball fans audit in -- caught in a controversy, los angeles clippers owner donald sterling, this as the golden state warriors head to los angeles for game 5 of the nba playoffs. the question, will fans boycott or wear black for tomorrow's match-up. >> this stems from recordings said to be los angeles clippers owner donald sterling making racist remarks. >> don't come to my games, don't bring black people and don't come. >> do you know you have a whole team that is black that plays for you. >> i support them. >> donald sterling was upset over this photo of his girlfriend with magic johnson. it is believed he asked her to stop posting pictures of

herself associating with black people. >> ktvu's claudine wong talked to the warriors and fans about the issue. >> reporter: frank the warriors were here today fracting but -- practicing but they will be in los angeles tomorrow. tough to say what the game has in store. >> if you are looking for clippers gear you will have to head to the back of the store at the mall and dig deep. into this lonely rack. >> we have it tucked away over here. it is not up. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. no. definitely not. >> reporter: warriors gear is everywhere but mark jackson is asking fans to stay away from tomorrow's game in los angeles. >> i am a warriors fan i wouldn't show up to the game tomorrow. i am not saying clipper fans. fans. i wouldn't show up. >> boycott would make the biggest statement of protests

although the clippers head coach doesn't agree and fans didn't think that was fair. one person asking, if fans show up they are racist too? another writing fans deserve to support their players in spite of the owner. a fan considered it tweeting thought it but i am there to support the players and not ownership. it is hard to ask 20,000 fans to boycott a playoff nba game, still protests are expected and security will be high. tomorrow is not just about basketball. >> big plans about people marching outside the stadium. situation they have to deal with. and donald sterling has to deal with. >> one native tweeted curious how fans will react. security and riots shouldn't be a factor. and fans trying to send a message. what is called a blackout. shirts that send a message they

support the team, not the owner. safe to say no one is searching that back rack for clippers gear. >> i think embarrassing for people to ask for that stuff. >> reporter: jackson said the team decided to play saying no matter what color we are we are doing with class and dignity and integrity. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> nba commissioner is expected to address the controversy before tomorrow's game. and a number of things could happen. the nba could force donald sterling to sell the team. it could also impose a fine or it could suspend him from day- to-day operations. the players association is asking the league to impose the maximum punishment. some spotsers are dropping out -- responsers are dropping out due to the controversy. on www.ktvu.com you will find more of the fall out from the

comments, including a slide show of fans posters yesterday. you can find that under images tab and ktvu's heather holmes is in los angeles and she will be live with the latest from los angeles at 10:00 p.m. new developments in the peeking trial of a supervisor. today a jury found efren carrillo not guilty of piquing. ktvu's ken wayne was in court. this was a surprise. >> reporter: the surprise was because a half hour earlier the jury said they were dead locked 11-1 on the charge of peeking. the judge ordered the jury back to deliberate the lesser charge of attempted peeking and that is when things moved fast. >> we the jury find the defendant efren carrillo not guilty. >> reporter: took just minutes for the jury to find sonoma

county supervisor efren carrillo not guilty. >> jury has spoken. i accept the jury's decision. >> the 33-year-old supervisor was accused of trying to peak into the house of a -- peek into the house of a neighbor. officers found him wearing boxer shorts and socks. >> they had no evidence of what the backdoor looked like. the blinds were closed. you can't peek into something you can't peek into. >> reporter: efren carrillo acknowledged his behavior was unacceptable. >> nothing lessens the sorry i feelfood the pain i -- feel today for the pain i caused. >> reporter: efren carrillo says even though the trial is over, he has a lot of work ahead. >> i am a self-admitted alcoholic and will continue to

focus on my recovery. it is an every day process and i will continue on the work. >> reporter: as for his future, efren carrillo hasn't made up his mind. he was considered a young rising star in local politics. he still has his supervisor seat and he has no intention of stepping down from that. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. there are reports an fbi sting that snagged california state senator leland yee is reaching into san francisco and oakland city halls. the san francisco chronicle reports that fbi reached out to two supervisors and two oakland city counsel members. they were looking to land development deals. san francisco supervisor confirmed she had a meeting with the man. >> i had a very brief interaction with him. as i have with many people. so there wasn't, you know, a

lot of shock as to whether or not the allegations are true. >> leland yee, raymond "shrimp boy" chow and 27 others were indicted on corruption and conspiracy charges. surprising shortage faced by police officers. >> at 5:45 p.m. 2 investigates why one police department is actually reusing crime scene tape. >> a major security flaw facing one of the most used internet browsers and the simple way to protect yourself. >> a bay area hospital closes its doors. >> i am very sad. it is wonderful hospital. >> the efforts now to get patients new care. ñsxóxgñ so what we're looking for

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empty halls and empty beds. a day filled with hugs and sadness as a local hospital shut its doors for good. palm drive hospital closed after a push to save it failed. the board voted for bankruptcy and the closure of the hospital. a move one doctor said left the staff broad sided. >> that is why i think it is difficult oo accept this. we -- to accept this.

. >> the vote to close came down earlier this month. the hospital is faced declining patient admissions. the hospital said it can't compete with hospitals like kaiser anymore and the fall out from obama care took a toll. >> i am very sad. it is a wonderful hospital. it has helped me for i would say like 25 years. >> there wilt be an ambulance for the next couple weeks but only to take patients to nearby hospitals. the nearest is a 30 minute drive away. today students were dancing to their own beat if you will on the university of san francisco campus. [ singing ] >> you are looking at the silent disco. here is how it works. everyone is wearing head teens

and lisping to the same -- head phones and listening to the same songs.  >> the fact we could groove outside is cool. i think it is inspiringspiring for more students get involved. clever way to get around the rules. >> they were grooving outside. silent discos are popular but students say it is a new movement that is catching on. yellow and black and made of plastic but officers treat it like gold. >> 2 investigates just how much this tape really cost police departments and the impact. >> and 49er greats getting together for one last game at candlestick park. a rematch against the team the 49ers played in the super bowl. >> after the break a heat up coming your way. temperatures into the low 90s in the warmest spots. when the heat gets here, which areas will be the hot and say how long it will last. salesperson #1: the real deal is the passat tdi clean diesel

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tonight toinvestigates -- 2 investigates crime scene tape and a shortage of it in one bay area police department. there is so little in oakland officers have to reuse their yellow crime tape from one crime scene to the next. ktvu's eric rasmussen explains why it is raising larger concerns. >> reporter: when we told some people officers are reusing crime scene tape they thought

we were joking but officers aren't laughing. sometimes they can't get the tape when they need and we found money likely isn't the issue. >> reporter: immediately recognizable. a universal warning, do not cross. traditional crime scene tape is yellow and black but officers in oakland say it is like gold. for two months 2 investigates observes officers balling up used tape, putting it in their cruisers only to pull it out again. listen to what one said to a ktvu channel 2 news photographer. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: other officers who didn't want to go on camera say they sometimes can't get crime scene tape when they need it. mayor jean quan is puzzled when we asked her about it. >> reporter: [ inaudible

question ] >> i don't know why. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: opd denied our request to speak the chief. -- to speak to the chief. . >> reporter: officers are embarrassed by this. >> i am very concerned. >> reporter: among oakland city leaders who have been pushing to upgrade radios. >> we have to fix it. the tape, the computers, the radios are all part of something that create as morale problem. >> reporter: when we looked at what police departments spent on crime scene tape it was a drop in the bucket. in san jose police used orange tape, $1.97 a roll, the department spent $4,400 on crime scene tape last year. san francisco spent $3,500 in 2013. neither department reuses its

tape. in oakland police spend $812. that is 80 rolls at $10.15 a piece. >> for the amount of money it is -- >> reporter: an october survey of police officers that revealed concerns about morale and lack of equipment. >> reporter: while they celebrated the graduation of 47 new officers from its police academy, she worried used crime scene tape is one more frustration. >> we have a very high attrition rate of law enforcement officers. we lose 5 to 10 every month. and sometimes the simple needs that we are not fulfilling will drive an officer to leave the city of oakland and we have to do better. >> reporter: again no one with

oakland police would talk on camera but they said it is not part of a money saving strategy, only it would be wasteful to throw away. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have a tip for the 2 investigates team e-mail us at 2 investigates @ktvu.com. . it warmed up today. 10 degrees in some locations. it will warm into tomorrow. numbers back into the upper 80s and low 90s. these are the numbers from today. warmer than over the weekend. 77 santa rosa today. 77 livermore. tack on 10 degrees. livermore 90 degrees tomorrow. 87. there is your 10. ridge of high pressure is set up. clouds, that is where the jet stream resides. goes off into the plains. one of the reasons they are getting the strong storms in

the south, kentucky and tennessee and alabama because of the way the jet stream is lined up. they are missing us. temperatures mid-70s right now. tomorrow big time warm up. winds shift around. when the winds shift around they will come off shore. right now san francisco airport, on shore, winds 23 miles per hour. tomorrow the winds come more north and northeast. like in mountain view. that is the warming direction. air sinks and warms. that is the main mechanism and creates winds that pushes the fog away. the fog is not around. the main increediant is the commergessal heating -- ingredient is the compressional heating. if you rub your hands together, that is compressional heating. that is what happens to the atmosphere, increases in temperature.

temperatures inland tomorrow, 80s and low 90. sunny along the coast. fog free and temperatures there will be in the 60s and 70s. tomorrow, through san francisco, upper60s and low 70s. oakland hills 80s immediately over the hill. mid-80s concord. upper 80s and low 90s livermore, morgan hill, theland valleys. a big warm up. the forecast into the next couple days, 86 fairfield. 87 napa. 88 brentwood. warmest day is on wednesday. you will see in the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. tomorrow big warm up. hottest day wednesday and thursday. coast gets fog. weekend, sunday and temperatures trend down. rain over the weekend and last week is helping out.

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a huge stock pile of ammunition is about to be destroyed according to a report we obtained. the report says the ammunition will be destroyed because of an outdated and incomplete government reporting system. it is valued at a billion dollars. taxpayer advocates say this waste is unacceptable. >> pentagon complains about budget cuts, sequestration, they don't have enough money but they are destroying a billion dollars of ammunition.

>> they acknowledge there are weaknesses in the system. a better database has been in the works for years. right now different military brachps are their own systems -- branches have their own systems. 1-4pcs underattack. department of homeland security. don't use internet explorer till a security affixed. ktvu's -- flaw is fixed. ktvu's tom vacar is looking into ways to protect yourself. >> reporter: if you are using internet explorer be careful what you click on, it could infect your computer. >> are you doing the data transfer? >> reporter: he says be wary of links inside e-mails. >> something that could be very

personal. and it will target you personally and a lot of people would open the e-mail thinking this is from someone i know. >> reporter: it will contain aliening to the video, if you -- a link to the video, if you click the video, they can steal your money. all of this does not worry firms. they balance how much data online companies can mine. >> responsible software vendors, like microsoft, who work to patch things as quickly as they can. >> reporter: if you must use internet explorer, here is the fix, go to tools, click on it and go down to manage add ons click on shock way, object. click on disable, close. and that is the repair.

better yet, till a real patch comes out, use another browser. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. aol is telling users to change their passwords again because of a security breach. they discovered the breach from a search in spam. they launched the spam attacks. they are still investigating the situation but says 2% may have been effected. the ledgens who were once part of -- legends are preparing to play one last game. joe montana and roger craig went over the details today for the final football game at the

stick. it will be a flag football game on july 12. the game will be a rematch of super bowl xix. they will be going head to head against dan marino and other players on the miami dolphins and it will do good for local charities. >> we are going to raise money for the fire department and the police department along with one of the kids parks there by candlestick. >> tickets go on sale may 10 and start at $30 a piece. now at 6:00 p.m. one person killed, another hurt when a chp patrol car slammed into them during a chase. we are learning about the three mistakes the deputy made. >> a flock of chickens killed on a high school campus. now police are involved trying to figure out who targeted the class project. >> the key to catching the thief is in the bomb of your --

palm of your hands. >> the simple thing you can do to help police track down your smart phone when criminals strike. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. aziz turbing story, stupidities -- a disturbing story tonight. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> there is outrage on a campus after someone killed chickens that were part of a class project. ktvu's robert handa is live in santa clara where he spoke with parents and students about what happened. >> reporter: there were other animals involved in this. students and staff are still dealing with this discovery as well as finding out young boy whose did not attend the school were responsible. police say three young boys were takeb into custody -- taken into custody today