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 after

going on a vandalism spree. students, parents ask staff told -- and staff told me the animals were tortured. >> reporter: how are the students reacting? >> ridiculous. unacceptable. whoever is responsible i hope that they get what they deserve. >> this is a tragic and heinous event. also the vand throm the property. -- the vandalism to the property. talking kids at the middle school level. >> talking now middle school, we better look at the parents too. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> better not be. >> reporter: police are still questioning the boys but they will they have all the people responsible for the deaths.

the school and district declined to comment. live in santa clara, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a report by the california highway patrol show as sheriff's deputy was speeding when he struck two pedestrians killing one and seriously injuring the other. >> very unfortunate and very tragic. for everybody involved. and i think that most people think about a time they went 18 miles per hour over the speed limit and have somebody pop out in front of you, this can this could have happened to them. >> ktvu confirmed the deputy was speeding at the time. the times says he was going goy miles per hour in a -- going 53 miles per hour. we confirmed his siren and emergency lights were off at the time. the district attorney declined

to file criminal charges. there is new information about the mid-air collision between two small planes over san pablo bay. we know the crash happened as one plane tried to pass the other. this comes as search and rescue teams found the lost plane. ktvu's john fowler is live with more. >> reporter: pilots call it a high speed pass and there were doesbs of witnesses to it -- dozens of witnesses to it. >> reporter: an aircraft mechanic at the san pablo bay marina. she saw the planes, cessna 210 and a hawker sea fury tmk 20. the crash happened as the plane passed. >> going at a good speed. i see it veering to the right.

making a bank turn. i see the other plane spiraling down. >> reporter: the smaller plane like this one up here 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. any mistakes are unforgiving. >> the fighter is well known as a air race plane. it landed at a private air strip. >> reporter: he says watching a pilot die disturbed her. >> i can't even process it really. >> reporter: this afternoon searchers found the plane in 15 feet of water. both planes attended the pacific coast dream machines

show. the national transportation safety board is now investigating. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. the mother of a teenager who stowed away on a flight could qualify to immigrate to america in a year. officials say she already passed her first interview. she lives in ethiopia and we are hearing from her about her son. the 15-year-old boy hid in a wheel well of a plane and survived a flight from san jose to hawaii sunday. her son learned she was alive and was trying to see her. you can see a slide show and learn more about her life on www.ktvu.com. click on the images tab. the oscar grant case heads back to court. oscar grant was shot and killed

5 years ago. a civil rights lawsuit -- [ indiscernible ] >> he was grant's best friend and he died in 2011 after someone shot him at a gas station. he left behind two sons. today would have been his 28th birthday. this week a judge will hear motions of the federal lawsuit. b.a.r.t. wants it dismissed since he is now dead. but the family is arguing his mother should be able to pursue it. both sides head to court wednesday. the b.a.r.t. officer who killed oscar grant was released from jail in 2011. a jury acquitted him of murder but convicted him of involuntary manslaughter. he was sentenced to two years in prison and served half of that sentence in southern california. he always said he thought he may have had a weapon and he

says he meant to reach for his taser, not his gun. after a couple days of rain, warm weather is heading to the bay area but as people prepare for beautiful weather, california remains in the grips of a drought. ktvu's noelle walker joins us live where the city counsel is expected to vote on increasing water emergency levels to stage 3. what does that mean for customers? >> reporter: it means they have to conserve water or their rates are going to go up. the city is doing it. fountains that usually were all all day long are limiting hours to save water. >> reporter: when the sun sparked a heat wave, there is nothing better than a cool fountain. but one person's playground is

another's -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he is changing to drought friendly landscape. >> we had grass. >> he had $400 water bills. >> planning to keep it below 150. >> reporter: the new rock cover doesn't need water. >> munsy one side and -- money is one side and other side how much water we have. >> reporter: every water district we called said on hot days water usage goes up. >> use twice as much water. >> tonight they are asking the city counsel to approve stage 3 water emergency rates. that is 30% conversation or rates go up. worse -- >> too many people don't conserve. we will run out of water by august. >> that means -- [ indiscernible ] >> the 20 year grass keeper

can hear the complaints already. >> hurts sometimes. >> reporter: to be young and care free. and not worry about the water running out. soon the city is going to start having employees hang door tags when they see violations. this is before people get a fine. the city of santa cruz is taking this further, they hired people to go out and monitor and look for violations. that starts may 1. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. to the situation involving the owner of the los angeles clippers who made racially charged remarks. the fans are caught up in the controversy as the golden state warriors head to los angeles for a playoff game. >> big plans about people marching outside the stadium, but a situation the clipvers to deal with. -- clippers have to deal with

and donald sterling have to deal with. >> security is expected to be high. world series coach is asking a -- warriors coach is asking fans to protest the game. it is in reaction to comments by donald sterling telling his girlfriend not to associate with black people. the nba is expected to take action tomorrow before the game. the league will hold a press conference where it could announce it will force sterling to sell the team and it could impose a fine and suspend him. muni ridership is at a record high and so are connections about the reliability of the system -- questions about the reliability of the system. it one is of the largest public transit systems in california. ktvu's david stevenson looks at what is going right and what is

going wrong. david? >> reporter: this report that we obtained outlines successes with some of its problems. >> reporter: muni's performance report card with good and bad news for the people who ride each day. >> we are at a 5 year high for ridership. people continue to want more muni and to use it. >> reporter: they make it clear the are several ongoing challenges. sixty% on -- 60% on time performance. >> my son received 22 tourancies because of muni -- truancies because of muni being late. >> reporter: trolley cars and light rail vehicles appear to fail more often than last year but investment in the system is

paying off with new buses and repairs made on doors. critics say they must do more to advise riders about equipment failures and delays. like the four hour service description. >> for the most part, you know, i think they do a decent job. >> reporter: hy has been a cust -- he has been a customer for 30 years. >> i preferred when they had more lines. i can understand it is a budget issue. money issue. >> reporter: a $500 million bond set for the november ballots aims to improve the system. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. using tech92ulge track down -- technology to track down a thief. the technology police want people to have on their mobile devices and the arrests it led to. >> a heat up.

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bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. jury delivered a not guilty verdict in the case of a supervisor accused of peeking at his neighbor. sonoma county supervisor efren carrillo was caught in his underwear and socks outside a neighbor's home. today the jury dead locked 11-1 on the peeking charge and then cleared efren carrillo of a lesser charge of attempted peeking. efren carrillo says even though the trial is over he has plenty of work to do on himself. >> self-admitted alcoholic. focus on my recovery. every day process. i will continue to focus on -- continue to focus on the work. >> efren carrillo testified he

went to the home for drinks and sex but he didn't peek inside her window. he says he is still undecide about his future. smart phones are a popular target for thieves and police say people can take a step to protect themselves. it is a growing problem in the bay area and across the country. nationwide 3 million people have their cell phones stolen. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in oakland where police say a simple piece of software is helping officers make arrests. >> reporter: 60% of all robberies involved a mobile device but tracking software can help police find the thieves. >> reporter: she knows how effective tracking software could be.

[ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she helped customers use it to find lost phones and tablets. and she used it herself when burglars stole hers. >> it was $66,000 worth of stuff. >> reporter: she used tracking software to track the thieves down. >> it was 10 minutes away. they took it to mcdonalds where they offer free wifi. i was surprised. >> it was one of several thinks a consumer needs do. >> reporter: police use the technology on thursday when robbers stole a smart phone from a woman. she called police and using the tracking software told officers where to find her phone. police arrested two people. >> there is one called where is

my droid, plan b. . >> the technology works best on newer model iphone and android phones. . >> reporter: police say tracking software is no substitute for common sense. keep your phone out of site when you are walking around. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. in 20,121.6 million smart phone were stolen. -- 2013, that number had doubled to 3 million. police tell us 60% of all robberies in oakland last year involved a mobile device. in san francisco this year that number is 67%. mark leno introduced a bill that would have required kill switch technology on mobile phones to disable them when

they are stolen but the bill failed last week. supporters say it could be reconsidered by the state senate next week. temperatures warmed up today. back into the 70s. mid-70. upper 70s. tuesday temperatures into the 80s and upper 80s. maybe 90 degrees. look at the numbers today. warmer than yesterday. and saturday, last couple days have been in the 60s. now with the strong ridge of high pressure setting up, all the energy goes north and the winds clock around at the surface. winds clock around. that will warm us up a little bit. these are the temperatures outside your window. 73 walnut creek. 73 livermore. tomorrow night at this time, 80s. mid-80s. probably. temperatures teen 12 degrees

warmer tomorrow. because the winds will shift around. san francisco international airport 32 miles per hour right now but the winds come north and northeast. it will get really warm, especially wednesday. big baseball game tonight, 7:00 p.m., 60 degrees. no fog. winds are light. nice night for a game. however as you know, it will require a jacket because it is that time of year. 50s, mid-50s. air sinks and warms. high pressure building in. winds go off shore. and we head for a classic pattern. the off shore warm up pattern we see. in the summer months you get record heat. high fire danger. in august, it lights up the temperatures. 59 in san francisco. 70 san jose. tomorrow night at this time san francisco upper 60s.

highs tomorrow. this is significant increase in the highs for tuesday. wednesday warmer. 90s in morgan hill. 74 daly city. 77 in downtown san francisco. hot tomorrow too. especially downtown san francisco. 77 degrees feels like 85 degrees in the streets. 93 on thursday. 93 on wednesday. there is your warm up. temperatures climb and then they cool as the bay area weekend comes into view. really no rain in the 5 day but maybe another 5 days out we will see. maybe. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. under a cloud of controversy warriors and clippers prepare for game 5 tomorrow and golden state warriors coach is talking about what he would do if he had tickets to the game. so what we're looking for

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google says it has turned a corner in its pursuit of a car that drives itself. google says test vehicles are better at driving on city streets. they can already handle

freeways and now they claim they can negotiate city obstacles. google is hoping to make it available by 2017. all right. mark is here now with more on the controversy involving the clippers and the warriors and los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. >> this tempered the warriors victory last night but they will play game 5 tomorrow but it is going to be interesting to see what kind of reaction the crowd brings with us. the clippers staged a mile protest prior to the game. today mark jackson talked about what he would do if he was a fan attending or not attending tomorrow's game and what he thinks the nba might do. >> i would not come to the game tomorrow. whether i was a clipper or warriors fan. i am sure the right thing will be done. believe me. people that i know in this

league, commissioner on down, they are not satisfied and feel just as disgusted in the comments as every day folks. >> meanwhile on a lighter note in san francisco today, very familiar and friendly faces gathered to talk about the last football game every to be played at can be second and july 12 and -- candlestick park july 12, the 1984 super bowl they will recreate. joe montana participated in a game like that in denver. talks about that and advice he got from john elway. >> practice the day before. let the back up throw. why don't you want to throw? if i throw today i will be so sore tomorrow and i won't be able to throw. next day, he is going my arm is

so tired and sore. told you. i am going going to be saving it all for the game. >> joe looks great. going to be a lot of fun. july 12. >> thank you. ktvu's heather holmes is on her way to los angeles, she will bring us a live report on the 10:00 p.m. >> we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. have a great evening everyone. good night.

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